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A man who visited West Africa last month and is at a New York City hospital being tested for possible Ebola likely doesn't have it.
A doctor at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Manhattan says "odds are" it's not Ebola. Dr. Jeremy Boal says he hopes for a definitive answer in the next day or two.
The hospital says the patient had a high fever and gastrointestinal symptoms when he went in Monday. It placed him in isolation.
The Ebola virus causes a hemorrhagic fever that has sickened more than 1,600 people, killing nearly 900 mostly in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone.
A spokesman for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says at least three Americans have been tested in the U.S and all tested negative.
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GREAT FALLS — Five companies have agreed to relinquish federal oil and gas leases on 29,000 acres of land south of Glacier National Park along the Rocky Mountain Front, Sen. Max Baucus announced Thursday.
In 2006, Congress banned new leasing of federal lands along the east side of the Montana mountain range and created tax incentives for relinquishing existing leases.
Leases on at least 83,000 acres on the Front have been relinquished since the ban went into effect, according to the Northern Rockies Branch of The Wilderness Society. The latest relinquishment involves eight leases from Occidental Petroleum Corp. in Midland, Texas; BP America Production Co. of Houston; Williams Companies of Denver; Rosebud Resources Inc., of Dallas; and XH LLC of Fort Worth, Texas.
Company executives said they were pleased to relinquish the leases in an effort to preserve the environment of the area, and Baucus thanked them.
"The Rocky Mountain Front is considered by many to be a crown jewel of the West and a sportsmen's paradise," Baucus said in a statement. "Today's protection of an additional 29,000 acres of the Front will help ensure future generations will get to experience and enjoy one of the most treasured and unique landscapes America has to offer."
Most of the 29,000 acres in the Lewis and Clark and the Flathead national forests fall within the 130,000 acre Badger-Two Medicine area, which is valued for its scenery and wildlife and is considered sacred by the Blackfeet Tribe.
"The Badger-Two Medicine area of the Front is a vital part of our Blackfeet history and culture," said Keith Tatsey, chairman of the BTM Management Committee. "By retiring these leases, we will continue to have the opportunity to experience the life our ancestors understood would provide strength, subsistence, cultural identity and connect us with our creator."
Of the more than 152,000 acres of federal mineral leases originally held along the Front, nearly 111,000 acres will be permanently retired after this transaction. Tens of thousands of privately owned acres in the area have been put into conservation easements.
Another 29 oil and gas leases remain in the Badger-Two Medicine area, but none are producing.

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BMW Concept Gran Coupe revealed - previews 6-Series competitor for Mercedes CLS
BMW is showing off their latest design study, the BMW Concept Gran Coupe, at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition in China. The show will be open to the public through May 2.
At 1.4-meters high, the car is 10-cm shorter in height than the 5er and 7er sedan. Current rumors suggest that the car is already approved for production and will be marketed as the BMW 6-Series Gran Coupe to rival the Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class, a car which BMW does not directly compete against at this time.
Here, the car's "vaulted bonnet" blends well with the wide kidney-shaped grille. The rounded rhombus-shaped headlights sit well above the bumper and create a sporty styling element. This is accentuated by the split bumper with large air intakes with black mesh grille.
In back, the nearly five-meter long car has more conservative styling, with a somewhat short and squared bumper. The car has a wide LED third brake light mounted above the glass, which matches the LED rear light clusters. Quad tailpipes are set into the bumper as well.
The German automaker's latest concept is meant as an ideological follow-up to the Concept CS 2007, with BMW using the Gran Coupe to set the tone for the future of four-door coupes. It has a longer wheelbase, which may be why it was debuted in China, and features design lines meant to draw your eyes to the front.
If the car does get the green light, look for it to maintain certain characteristics. Specifically, the frameless windows and sporty styling at the front could very well make the cut, and show up on a production model.
Also rumored is a shooting brake variant which is currently being evaluated. Look for the BMW Concept Gran Coupe to make its European debut in Paris this October.
Elegance and dynamic performance at the first BMW Design Night in Beijing.
Munich. With an exclusive Design Night on the evening of the first press day at Auto China in Beijing (April 23rd to May 2nd 2010), BMW provides an in-depth insight into its design philosophy and development strategy. The program of the BMW Design Night is modular in structure and presents extensive background information on the premium automobile manufacturer's innovative design culture. In addition to highlighting the long versions of the BMW 5 Series developed specially for the Chinese market, the main focus is on an elegant 4-door vehicle with striking dynamic proportions: the BMW Concept Gran Coupé.
The concept study on display symbolises the outstanding design expertise of BMW. The BMW Concept Gran Coupé concentrates the fundamental values of the brand. Its body design authentically captures a sense of superior dynamic performance and high-quality elegance. The shaping style, which follows a coherent pattern down to the last detail, convincingly visualises BMW's philosophy as an automobile manufacturer. As with the Concept CS 2007, BMW once again sets new benchmarks in the design of 4-door coupes with a distinctive sporty character.
Based on a powerful tradition in this segment, the BMW Concept Gran Coupé carries the essence of brand values and the genes of BMW design into the future. The concept shows the classic features of all BMW coupes: the long wheelbase, the vaulted bonnet with forward-pointing lines, the set-back greenhouse, the flat silhouette, the coupe-style roof line and the short front overhang reflect the dynamic potential of the vehicle. The surface structures and the fact that the design quality is geared towards perfection illustrate the aspiration of the brand BMW to build 4-door high-performance coupes with the sportiest proportions and the most elegant design.
In the BMW Concept Gran Coupé, BMW presents the vision of a 4-door vehicle which combines the exclusivity of a Gran Turismo with the fascination of a high-performance sports car. The design of the concept study underscores the expertise of the brand BMW in the development of vehicles with a distinctive sporty character which offer space for more than two occupants. This reflects the particular quality of the BMW Group design philosophy, which consists in precisely and authentically translating the specific values of product substance into an aesthetically convincing shaping style. The design process is set through with a passion for aesthetic appeal and dynamic performance, precision and perfection. This is how the uncompromising premium aspiration of a BMW Group product, the unmistakable style of the brand BMW and the precisely defined character of each model are given concrete form.
The body design of the BMW Concept Gran Coupé expresses sporty flair in its ultimate form. The 4-door vehicle clearly signals the very highest level of dynamic performance with its extremely elegant, flat and coupe-like proportions. Stretching the entire length of the vehicle and therefore measuring almost 5 metres, flowing lines dominate the design, giving rise to outstanding aerodynamic levels, just as the low centre of gravity reflects an agile driving response.
The front section is defined by the BMW kidney grille characteristic of the brand - an icon of body design which is not just central but also a dominating element of front design. The kidney grille of the BMW Concept Gran Coupé has a flat appearance, with an asymmetrical side view which emphasises the close attention to detail. The central section with the kidney grille is formally separated from other BMW icons such as the headlights and air inlets. The clarity of the LED front lights highlights the vehicle's precision and premium aspirations. The air inlet runs back an extremely long way into the side section, making the front section appear particularly wide. All elements of the front section appear to merge to form a single, elegantly curved movement.
The sporty, flat silhouette provides an impressive body height of just under 1.40 metres. This makes the BMW Concept Gran Coupé up to 100 millimetres flatter than the BMW 5 Series or the BMW 7 Series Sedan. The roof line tapers off gently into the rear, thereby elongating the vehicle's proportions. The forward-tilted shark nose visually extends the bonnet and creates characteristic BMW proportions with its forward-pointing dynamism. This stretched character is also highlighted by the side lines, where there is a deliberate avoidance of the typical sill line. The flat proportions make the window graphics appear extremely narrow and dynamic at the same time. Another BMW design icon, the Hofmeister kink, is especially strikingly formed - additionally emphasising the exclusive character of the vehicle. The frameless doors give the BMW Concept Gran Coupé a modern character since the glass surfaces appear to merge seamlessly without being interrupted by columns.
At the rear, only design elements such as the lights and tailpipe trim appear to be visible at first sight. The entire rear section appears slimmer and lighter at the centre, though still exuding power and dynamic performance since the volume is reinforced towards the sides. The L-shaped light banks feature a slight, almost subtle curve and the entire design of the lines and surfaces highlights the vehicle's elegant overall appearance. The third brake light, positioned in the rear window, is also fitted with LED technology. It takes up the kink in the roof and illuminates the entire width of the rear window. The powerfully flared wheel arches above the rear axle highlight the particularly sporty character of the BMW Concept Gran Coupé.
Another highly sporty and also elegant feature is the rim concept in which the individual spokes extend deep into the centre of the rim towards the hub, giving the rim a striking three-dimensional quality. The spokes themselves are not solid but relief-milled, giving them a visual lightness.
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One of the recurring memes about the Middle East – more specifically, the Israeli-Palestinian conflicts – is "the cycle of violence." In this simplistic view, it's a never-ending game of hit and hit back, punch and counterpunch, tit for tat and back to tit again, over and over, ad infinitum, ad nauseam, ad aeternum.
If only it were that simple.
It's actually two different cycles, two different gears that mainly serve to trigger the next stage of the process in the other.
On the Israeli side, it's a constant cycling through processes:
Confrontation: engaging the Palestinians through direct military force. This is the current stage with Gaza.
Accomodation: Offering "good faith gestures" and compromises in hopes of inspiring similar responses.
Negotiation: Discussing far-ranging, complicated "peace proposals" that take months and months to hammer out, and fall apart before the first few stages are fulfilled.
Separation: Building walls or withdrawing completely and telling the Palestinians "to hell with you; wallow in your own fetid mess."
On the Palestinian side, it's a bit simpler: it's a cycle of violence. Sometimes it's higher as they work themselves into a frenzy; sometimes it's quieter as they howl about Israel's audacity in hitting back (and covertly re-arm themselves). A complete cessation of violence, however, is pretty much unheard of.
The one thing that has seemed to work for Israel, if at least in the short term, has been the kind of massive (but targeted) assault that Israel applied to Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas now. (Of course, in the case of Hezbollah, it kind of fell apart when Israel deferred to the international community, which made all kinds of promises to rein in Hezbollah and then did nothing while it not only rearmed to levels above the 2006 war, but consolidated its hold on the Lebanese government, but it was a good start.)
So far, in Gaza, it seems to be working. Hamas (and its apologists worldwide) have sent the rhetoric levels to near-record highs, but the actual number of rocket and mortar attacks have not been anywhere near the threatened levels once Hamas declared an end to the "truce."
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Track stars turn heads at conference meets
The outdoor track and field postseason began last weekend and Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough and South Portland all impressed in tuneups for what they hope will be even stronger performances in the state meets this coming weekend.
Scarborough played host to the Southwestern Maine Activities Association championship meet.
The Red Storm boys tallied 80 points to finish second behind Cheverus (116.2). South Portland (78) was a close third.
Scarborough got first-place performances from Colin Jones in the 800 (2 minutes, 3.37 seconds) and its 3,200 relay team (8:21.63). Edward James was second in the pole vault (11 feet, 6 inches). Michael Pino was runner-up in the shot put (50-10).
South Portland got wins from Ruay Bol in the high jump (6-2) and Michael Cuesta in the triple jump (44-0.75). Bol was also second in the triple jump (42-7.75). The Red Riots were second in the 400 relay (45.32 seconds).
In the girls' meet, Thornton Academy tallied 97 points to beat Massabesic by 30. South Portland and Scarborough tied for third with 65 points.
The Red Riots got wins from Shannon Conley in the mile (5:18.41), Callie O'Brien in the 300 hurdles (48.34) and their 3,200 relay team (10:03.91). Runners-up included Lauren Magnuson in the 100 (13.21), Callie O'Brien in the 100 hurdles (16.32) and the 400 relay team (51.87).
Cailley Ledue was the Red Storm's lone event winner. She took the pole vault (9-0). Emma Koukos came in second in the 800 (2:28.73). Laura Volan was runner-up in both the mile (5:21.06) and the two-mile (11:47.16). Ellen Shaw was second in the high jump (5-0). Scarborough's 1,600 relay team was also second (4:23.93).
At the Western Maine Conference championships in Naples, Cape Elizabeth's boys were sixth and the girls eighth in Division I (York's boys and Greely's girls took home titles).
Individually, the boys got wins from Kyle Kennedy in the mile (4:40.54) and Mitch Morris in the two-mile (9:47.43). Will Britton was a close second to Kennedy in the mile (4:40.90). Eddie Galvin came in runner-up in the long jump (18-10).
The girls were paced by Eva Brydson, who came in third in the 800 (2:32.53).
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Kim defected because he was fed up with the way the rulers in North Korea lived in luxury, while many North Koreans starved. The famines there in the 1990s killed about two million people. He had to fake his death to prevent having his family sent to prison camps, or worse. Kim thought that the government in North Korea would collapse, or be overthrown, because of the famine, and sorry state of the economy in the 1990s. But that didn't happen, so he decided to cooperate in the writing of the book, in the hope that it might hasten the end of the communist dictatorship that has ruled North Korea for 65 years. Now that he has come out of the shadows, he fears that the North Korean secret police will hunt him down and kill him.
Kim's book is just one of many recent revelations of the dual society in North Korea. Google Earth satellite photos have revealed the luxurious mansions, in gated communities on the outskirts of the capital, that house the ruling elite. There are country houses and recreational facilities, with similar security. Investigators have uncovered some of the overseas bank accounts of the senior leadership. While there is growing unrest inside North Korea, the revolution has not yet arrived. But another famine is underway, with nearly half the population going hungry. The economy is again sliding backwards.
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When was the last time you ate spaghetti and meatballs? Too long. Get over to 10th Street Italian, stat, and chow down on a humongo, heaping, Atkins-be-damned helping of the stuff, a glorious pile of soft pasta complemented by a quartet of honest-to-goodness homemade meatballs, prepared with grated Parmesan, bread crumbs, red pepper flakes, basil, oregano, parsley, whole milk and a touch of TLC courtesy of husband-and-wife owners Todd and Kelli Sanders. The whole shebang'll set you back all of $7.25, and you'll be covered for lunch the next day with the leftovers. Boldly eschewing the traditional St. Louis-Italian trappings (Provel cheese, cracker-crust pizza, toasted ravioli), Sanders and Sanders serve up East Coast-style pasta-shop staples like four-cheese manicotti, meatball subs and minestrone. Not one dish clocks in over $8, and any one of them would taste just as great at twice the price. Inexpensive but not inelegant, 10th Street boasts a short but sweet wine list and a dinner-for-two special that nets two side salads or cups of soup, two pasta dishes, two chocolate-chunk cookies and a bottle of vino for a ridiculous $31.50.


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Forest Park, IL - When they're not evangelizing about glass art's impact on interior design, Two Fish Art Glass owners Cecelia Hardacker and Tonya Hart are coaxing and cajoling customers and friends to swap out their traditional light bulbs for the eco-friendly "Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs," or CFLs.
Hardacker and Hart became big fans of CFLs when they installed them in their Madison Street shop and realized an $1,800 savings on their monthly electric bill. This inspired them to become the official west-of-the-Loop drop-off center for recycling CFLs in their efforts to encourage people to "go green."
"Not only do the CFLs minimize the wattage used, but they also minimize the heat that's generated by traditional light bulbs," explains Hardacker. "Our CFLs generate 30 percent of the heat of a traditional bulb, so this affected how often our air conditioner was running, which reduced our summer cooling bill."
Enthused co-owner Hart notes, "These next-generation CFLs have a different type of ballast, so they don't have the irritating buzzing sound and flickering, nor the bluish cast to them that people remember from the first-generation CFLs. These are silent and give off a more natural light."
Because the CFLs contain a tiny amount of mercury, they need to be disposed of in an eco-friendly manner. Two Fish Art Glass employees voluntarily transport the CFL bulbs to a center where the glass is processed and the ballasts are recycled.
Additionally, Two Fish propagates the green movement by carrying recycled products, including "Mad Mats," indoor/outdoor carpets made from recycled plastic bottles; Mosaic Mirrors crafted in their store with recycled glass; and by offering customers a $5 credit toward their next purchase if they return a Two Fish box for reuse. They also give visitors CFL information handouts and provide CFL data on their Web site: www.twofishartglass.com.
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Benson Henderson | Line Em Up, I'll Fight The Entire Roster In One Night
"All of them. Line 'em up. One after another. Every single one of them. You better believe it. One after another. I want to defeat every single 155-pound guy on the roster of the UFC. I wanna beat all of them… I'd take them all on one night. Let's do it. I'm ready to go. I really don't care. It doesn't matter to me. The fan in me, I definitely understand where Frankie's coming from, having to give two rematches. I don't wanna be that guy who they say, 'Oh, Henderson was afraid to give a rematch when he (Edgar) had to give two rematches.' I don't wanna be the champ who, that's talked about or that's said."
Newly crowned UFC lightweight champion, Benson Henderson, talks to the guys over at Inside MMA on HDNet last night about what's next for him.
Head on over to the next page to see what he has to say about Anthony Pettis as a possible opponent, and why he doesn't really feel he deserves the shot.
Head on over to page 3 to hear the health status update from Benson, who received a six-month suspension following his UFC 144 title win.
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If Bendo wants a rematch, lets do it!
damn,and everyone thinks Bones has attitude!!
Pettis kick this fucker in the head again, maybe this time he'll snap he's human…
Toooo bad Pettis doesnt deserve a shot and Bendo yet
sure clay guida layed on top of him in there fight for the win. but he beat henderson that doesn't warrant a rematch?
The fight was back in WEC, yes pettis won, but he barely beat stephens, lost to guida and knockout of lauzon. Maybe a rematch with guida will shoot him up there again.
You can say clay laid on top of him, though i hate that style, pettis had no answer for it. and its opponent henderson beat that pettis couldnt.. what does that say about pettis?
That Pettis beat the current champ.
(the rest of that post was rambling nonsense anyway)
suck my dick kid
Peopel call Bendo cocky, i say more confident then cocky. Jones is a cocky mf, you can't compare the two IMO. But really who cares if they are super confident or cocky, they fight for a living.
Hope he holds the belt for awhile and knocks them all off. No one can hang with the pace he set besides Frankie so if he's to get by Frankie again good luck LW division.
Brittany Palmer is hot as fuck.
Soo tru
I just wish Edgar would stop crying like a little bitch already and fight pettis so Dana can say that the winner of miller vs Diaz fights Ben.
Wow this is the most arrogant Ive ever heard from a champ fighter dethrone bendo anybody in UFC 155 Lb weight class can. He barely out pointed Edgar bareley won fight a got thrown around at will lost every aspect of that fight it looks like hes been juicing too.. What a pos franky will beat u Diaz will dethrone u bj would kill u Maynard would toy wit u
are you fucked?!?!?
I cant tell which you smoke more crack or pole
your words are all jibberish and thrown together like a bad dream…must be all the dog food u eat.
I totally agree with you buddy
Seriously? Please shut up. For real
natural your stupid as fuck.. look at the fight metric of their first fight. henderson won with flying colors. He can beat edgar again cause his punches dont effect henderson. you dont know shit bout the sport soo shut up
That's confidence. Not cockiness. Get it right people. Some of you haven't been in the real world long enough to differentiate the two.
Man… A lot of you guys have your panties up in a bunch. I don't think he's being cocky. I think he was trying to say that he wants to prove he's the best in the world by fighting everyone in the roster. I see it as him being ready to face anyone. Not like say, Condit, who is gonna wait till who knows when because he wants to fight GSP.
Can't wait until Bellator's back, so I can watch mma fighters fight their way into a title instead of all the political shit that's going on in the UFC right now.
Casual fan I couldn't agree more! A champ wants to prove he's the best, that's all bendo is saying
Ben is just saying that cause he feels he doesn't get the credit he deserves. Wouldn't you guys feel the same way if you were him? I mean he did what no one else in the division has done, he took out frankie. To make it worse, frankie is crying for a rematch when it obvious he doesn't deserve it. that fight was not even close. frankie go his ass handed to him. end of story. go back in line and let someone else get a shot.
Unfortunately he is getting his rematch. Dana White and Edgar confirmed it. I feel bad for the lw division. Lots of hard working fighters who keep getting put on the back burner.
Yeah but Frankie did took 2 rematches he didnt have… so Dana owes him that
Based on Henderson's Comment, I think Henderson is just excited in this new chapter of his which is being LW Champion.
Henderson is a humble as they come, he just wants to prove that he can beat anyone and everyone in his division. You gotta have that mindset otherwise u'd get nowhere.
Henderson is welcoming any challenge that comes to him. He wants to beat Silva's record and is very determined since joining the UFC, his comment on Pettis is on the money. I feel Pettis needs 1 more win against a ranked opponent in order for another title shot, maybe winner of diaz and miller. I reckon Edgar and Pettis to fight for #1 contender wouldve been better
What about BJ?
I'll take one !
"It's not what you say, but how you say it". I bet if Jon Jones made this statement, you'll all be flooding the article mad as hell.
I've been around the sport longer then proly any of u.. Comp tough guys and u fighters in the sport. Hendos a chump your all just Edgar haters look at the compu strike the numbers were the same bendo by 1 that's no difference in striking specially wen u got dropped twice in fifth rnd. And Frankie won every exchange the two had but saying he can do it all in one night is the cocky part. That's not conf. That's being arrogant. Maybe saying it over time you'll beat everyone but keep riding his nuts. He'll be dethroned in his next fight and Edgar took him dwn at will and showed how slow he was.Everybody knows just like Edgar winning the belt and losing it the were both screw jobs of judges bendo showed no skills in fight. Like I said before Diaz will dethrone.
been around the sport that long and yet so fuckin stupid.. kid, playing UFC undisputed doesnt count..
Not cocky.
Ahhhh who cares if is a white supremacist…Big friggin deal…And I am black…….He is a sex offender and that pisses me off !!!
He wouldn't be tough guy if he was with that girls father….
Bendo please finish this guy so we can all move on.
HOLY SHIT!!! Do yourselves a favor and find a way to watch the Warren vs Curran fight. Helluva fight.
so far so good! awesome fights that Sicilia KO was awesome!
Yeah boy, Cochrane is next!!
Good my lube ready
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Eighty-four-year-old Barbara Dillon, who served as treasurer for Briarcliff, says Peterson took over the job after his mother ceded her Scott Price & Associates to him. Peterson later rolled the management firm into Blake & Davis.
"She had done a damn fine job managing our association for seventeen years," says Dillon. "I thought the son would follow the mother. We are most unhappy with Mr. Steve Peterson. He put us in serious financial arrears and set our condominium back several years." Dillon adds that Blake & Davis has yet to pay the judgment and doubts the condo association will ever see a dime of the money.
Wittner, who tried the case on behalf of Blake & Davis, says he's unaware of whether the judgment has been paid.
Meanwhile, other suits were pending. In February of this year the company's advertising firm, Kupper Parker, filed a suit claiming Blake & Davis owes it more than $75,000 for marketing and promotional work. That case was set to go to trial October 16.
Landlords, too, claim they're owed money. Late last month the owner of the St. Charles office building filed a rent and possession petition against Blake & Davis, claiming he'd not been paid the August and September rent. Peterson failed to show up for the October 16 court date, says the property owner's attorney Tony Linson, and the judge ruled in favor of the landlord.
"I was frequently dealing with vendors who hadn't been paid," recalls Brett O'Daniell, who served as director of marketing for Blake & Davis. "But then I was misled from the first day I worked there. I'd approach Steve about all his unfulfilled promises and he didn't care."
Par for the course, says O'Daniell, was when he went to the dentist last summer only to discover that the company's health insurance had been canceled. "I called the insurance company and they told me the policy hadn't been paid since June 1. This was mid-July. I confronted Steve about it and he said it was a mix-up. The check must have been lost in the mail."
Desperate to right the ship last fall, Peterson found new investors in his sister, mother (who now resides in Las Vegas), Joe Riley and fellow agents, Tom Omnus, Irina Kish and Kelly Shaw. Together they signed a guarantee for a $2.1 million loan $500,000 of which was to start a new company that would affiliate Blake & Davis with GMAC Home Services. The remaining $1.6 million was to purchase a tract of land in Winghaven. Laura Peterson was to serve as chairman and chief executive of the new company.
The business never came together, says Riley, because Peterson refused to turn over Blake & Davis' financial statements to GMAC. "Every month it was supposed to happen and never did," recalls Riley. "Then Laura just disappeared for about six months. We never heard from her."
Laura Peterson declined to return phone calls for comment.
"The running joke was that she and Steve had a falling out and he buried her in the back yard," says another former agent. "She was supposed to be managing the company and, poof, she's gone."
Last month Peterson filed a temporary restraining order against Riley that would bar him from practicing real-estate in the St. Louis area. The suit contends that Riley "intentionally, willfully, and maliciously misappropriated and misused trade secrets and proprietary confidential information of Blake & Davis and continues to do so." On September 27, a St. Louis County judge granted the restraining order. A follow-up hearing is scheduled for October 19.
"Mr. Riley has been told he can no longer conduct real estate as a trade and needs to immediately cease and desist," states Steve Peterson. "By virtue of what he and others are doing, they're just making life difficult to themselves. And it's extremely disappointing. They need to act like professionals and move on with their lives."
For his part, Riley denies learning any "trade secrets" at Blake & Davis that he didn't already know from more than twenty years in the real-estate business and is confident the judge will overturn the restraining order once his attorney pleads his case this week. In the meantime, he's eager to distance himself as much as possible from Peterson. He likens his ten months as president of Blake & Davis to babysitting a problem child, with Peterson ordering him to fire employees for no cause and routinely skimping on commitments to his agents.
Last May Riley was conducting a meeting in the Clayton office when former Blake & Davis agent Marcia Harris challenged Peterson for failing yet again to advertise the company's listing in the Post-Dispatch.
"He marched up to her from the back of the room, grabbed her by the elbows and warned her: 'If you want to voice your opinion you need to put your money in and become an investor.'" recalls Riley. "Everyone in the room was just stunned. Then after the meeting he comes into my office and demands that I fire her. I told him I wouldn't do it and that if he were one of my employees I would have fired him on the spot."
In August, Harris filed suit against Peterson, claiming he fired her in an attempt to avoid paying her more than $60,000 in commissions. "These were done deals," says Harris' attorney Steve Cohen. "Basically all that was left for her to do was to pick up her check."
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Hi Everyone,
I've just completed a full system restore using time machine. I have OS X 10.6.8 installed on my IMac.
I was under the impression that my system would be restored exactly the way it was at a particular point in time, only to discover that time machine has deleted the downloads folder on my internal hard drive! In addition, I'm unable to use my web browsers (Safari and Opera). I'm sending this post from my tablet! I get an error message: "The application Safari can't be opened" when running Safari and Opera generates a lengthy error report.
Please can someone let me know what went wrong and how to fix it (if at all possible). I've just lost all my data using an application that's supposed to back up and restore data accurately and safely! :'(
Any help will be much appreciated.
It depends on what you backed up. Did you setup Time Machine to backup everything or did you exclude some things? Were there any errors when you made the backups? I've used my TM backup on several occasions to do a complete restore and it has never failed to do so.
Hi chscag,
Thanks for the feedback. Time machine is set up to perform hourly backups of all files. It's also set up to auto delete the oldest backups. I've not received any error messages following a backup to date.
In addition to my browsers not working, I've also discovered that iPhoto and iTunes aren't working. Any advice you can offer will be gratefully received.
Obviously something went very wrong. I suspect that one or more of your backups was corrupt and during the restore it overwrote some of the applications with bad data. Instead of trying to do the restore over (which normally I would suggest) I think it may be best to reinstall Snow Leopard over itself. Snow Leopard automatically does an intelligent reinstall. It won't overwrite or delete any of your data files and documents.
As for any third party applications that are not working because of the restore, you'll need to reinstall them from the original images.
Hi chscag,
Thanks very much for your advice! I've managed to get my web browsers, iPhoto and iTunes working but have unfortunately lost all data that was in the Downloads folder, which seems to have been completely deleted by the time machine restore.
This folder was not excluded from being backed-up. I think I will look for alternative back-up software; unfortunately I've lost confidence in time machine's ability to do what it says on the tin!
Thanks again for your advice though.
I've just downloaded an app in an attempt to re-create the Downloads directory on my hard-drive.
I then checked Time Machine options and saw that the Downloads directory has been automatically added to the items to be excluded from being backed up!
My advice to other Time Machine users are to check the Options setting in Time Machine carefully and regularly. Really disappointing that this software automatically selects files to be excluded from being backed up with no prompt or warning!
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Straight Talk - A weekly update from NCH management on the issues that matter most. - November 18th, 2010
November 18, 2010
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Last night Gulfshore Life Magazine honored six "Men and Women of the Year"—Joseph Catti, Tom Everist, Barbara Jordan, Simone Lutgert, Dolph von Arx and, I am pleased to say, me.
I thought you might be interested in what I said in receiving the award.
In accepting this honor tonight, I know that I do so as a representative of all the dedicated men and women at NCH Healthcare System, who answer the healthcare needs of our community every hour of every day.
All of us at NCH are driven by two guiding precepts, both of which, I believe, have great bearing on this honor we share tonight.
• First, is the overriding desire to use our individual ability and knowledge and success for the purpose of helping others.
Our talent, energy, and ambitions, harnessed in a selfless manner for the good of others, is really the noble goal that defines our individual success. And that is true whether we are trying to solve underlying community economic and social problems…creating a new museum for our children…leading the fight against abuse in our community…building the United Way to benefit the less fortunate among us…or any of the other selfless purposes for which we are honored tonight.
There is no question that each of us gathered together tonight in these magnificent surroundings has achieved personal success. But as wonderful and meaningful as that success as an individual is—the only way any of us really "grows" as a person is by contributing to the benefit of our fellow citizens.
That's the real measure of a "significant person"—one who contributes to raising expectations and elevating society through helping others.
• And that leads to the second precept we hold dear at NCH—that "We are all in this together."
Throughout this room we are blessed to be in the presence of friends, colleagues, and relatives, all of whom we need to realize our goals for our community. Clearly, truly significant goals cannot be reached through individual efforts, alone. Be it caring for the sick, educating the next generation, nurturing children, protecting the abused, removing barriers for the disadvantaged, preserving the environment, growing the economy—to reach our objective, we need to harness the power of a team.
That's what I'm blessed with at NCH—a team of 3,600 colleagues, 630 doctors, 24 Board members, and countless other significant people, including most especially, a supportive and loving family.
All of us honored this evening are similarly surrounded, supported, educated, and shaped by a team of caring individuals who, working together, make this extraordinary community the special place it has become.
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About Keith Akers
I've written two books, The Lost Religion of Jesus and A Vegetarian Sourcebook (described elsewhere on this web site). Besides vegetarianism, simple living, and the history of religion, I'm also very much interested in ecological economics, limits to growth, peak oil, and environmental issues. Underlying all of these interests, there is a single value, that of compassion.
I was a computer programmer for nearly 20 years, but have retired to devote myself to writing and activism. My wife (Kate Lawrence) worked as a librarian and is also retired. I've been involved with various vegetarian groups for over a quarter of a century, including the Vegetarian Society of D. C., the Vegetarian Society of Colorado, and the International Vegetarian Union. I'm currently running the group Denver Vegans.
The world faces a crisis of the greatest magnitude, which is difficult to exaggerate: we are staring the collapse of industrial civilization right in the face. We have encountered the "limits to growth" due to resource shortages. Oil is only the most visible and obvious resource problem, but dozens of others are waiting in the wings (soil erosion, deforestation, climate change, you name it).
Things are changing fast, and this isn't something that only future generations will see. It's happening right now. We need to prepare on multiple levels. We need a world and a civilization in which humans live in harmony with the animals and plants around us. The most difficult part of this transition will be in the parts of our lives which are most familiar: our food, our families, and what gives us meaning. I want to talk to anyone, especially vegetarians and vegans, who understands the challenge which all of this presents and wants to work on the specifics.
This is what my books, my blog, my life is about. The quickest way to find out more about me is to take a look at this web site and my books. If you're local to Denver, visit us at the Denver Vegans. If you're not local, send me an e-mail (see above), drop me a card, or comment on something on my blog that interests you. Stay in touch.
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Nick McDonell
|Nick McDonell
|Robert Nicholas McDonell
February 18, 1984
New York City
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Robert Nicholas "Nick" McDonell (born February 18, 1984) is an American writer.
Personal life[edit]
McDonell was born in New York City. His mother, Joanie, is a writer, and his father, Terry McDonell, is managing editor of Sports Illustrated.[1] His brother is actor Thomas McDonell. His father was once managing editor of Rolling Stone, where Hunter S. Thompson was a contributing editor and a friend; Thompson gave a blurb to McDonell when Twelve was published, as did writers Richard Price and Joan Didion, both personal friends of the family. Morgan Entrekin, president and publisher of Grove/Atlantic, which published the book, is also a friend of the family. McDonell attended the Buckley School, the Riverdale Country School, and graduated from Harvard College in January 2007. In June 2012, he received a graduate degree in International Relations from Oxford University.
McDonell wrote the novel Twelve in 2002, at age 17. The subject of the novel is disaffection, despair, drug use and violence among a group of wealthy Manhattan teenagers during Winter break. The publication of the novel at such a young age was the subject of many articles in high-profile publications such The New Yorker and Entertainment Weekly.
Twelve has been translated into over twenty languages, was on all major American best-seller lists, UK bestseller lists and was number one on German bestseller lists. A motion picture adaptation of the same name was released in 2010. The film was directed by Joel Schumacher and starred Kiefer Sutherland and Chace Crawford.
The Third Brother[edit]
Also published in the UK and translated into many languages, Nick McDonell's second novel, The Third Brother (ISBN 0-8021-1802-X), was released in September 2005. The New York Times called it "a haunting tale of brotherly love."
Divided into three parts the first describes the 19-year-old protagonist Mike on a revelatory assignment in Bangkok. Mike is working for an old friend of his father. (McDonell himself interned for Karl Taro Greenfeld of Time Asia. Greenfeld later worked for McDonell's father at Sports Illustrated.) The second part of the novel takes place on September 11, 2001, as Mike searches for his brother; in the final part Mike returns to college after tragedy strikes his family.
An Expensive Education[edit]
With the publication in August 2009 of his third novel, An Expensive Education, reviewers compared McDonell to both Graham Greene and John le Carré. Amazon.com recommended the novel and all three of McDonell's books were praised in a profile which appeared in The New York Times on August 2, 2009. The review in The Washington Post on August 12, 2009 said: "Now 25, McDonell has reached an age at which it is not so freakish to write a good book which is fortunate because he has done it again." The review goes on to say, "As he's shown in his previous novels he can be a ruthless chronicler of America's aristocratic culture." And: "One of the fascinations of this novel is how effectively it tracks distant events that resonate with one another around the world."[2]
The End of Major Combat Operations[edit]
Published in April 2010, Mc Donell's fourth book reports about the war in Iraq.
Referring to his second book, Jennifer Egan in The New York Times Book Review wrote, "In The Third Brother, McDonell delivers another remarkable novel." The first pre-publication review of McDonell's third novel An Expensive Education, appeared in Publishers Weekly where it was compared to "le Carré's better works." McDonell has also proven himself with his book La Guerre a Harvard published in France in 2009, and articles from Darfur for Harper's Magazine 2009, and for Time from Iraq.
- ^ Johnson, Curt (1988). Who's who in U.S. writers, editors & poets, Volume 1. December Press. ISBN 0-913204-21-8.
- ^ Charles, Ron (August 12, 2009). "Book Review: Ron Charles on 'An Expensive Education' by Nick McDonell". The Washington Post.
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Locals advised to 'capture the moment' as U.S. Open nears
This year's United States Open Championships will be more important for Moore County and the surrounding region than ever before, according to Moore County's economic development leader.
Moore County Partners in Progress Executive Director Pat Corso was the speaker at the Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce's Public Policy Luncheon Monday at The Flame Steakhouse, and he stressed that Moore County and its neighbors will need to capitalize on the economic driver that is the upcoming men and women's U.S. Opens, our nation's golf championships.
Moore County's Partners in Progress is creating a digital marketing campaign, through public funding from the county's governing bodies, to persuade visitors to consider living in Moore County through a website called "Moore Alive," Corso said. The website is expected to launch in late March.
"Moore Alive is about selling the quality of life in Moore County," he said. "And it's not dissimilar to the quality of life in Sanford."
All of Central Carolina needs to focus on how they can use the momentum of thousands of golf fans who will enter Pinehurst from June 12-15 for the Men's Open and from June 19-22 for the Women's Open, which will be played on Pinehurst's #2 course — marking the first time ever that the men's and women's championships will be contested on the same course in back-to-back weeks.
"How do we capture this moment when you're going to have the world focus on you?" Corso said.
The Moore Alive website will include profiles on the type of people the organization hopes to attract to "live, work and play" in the county, and several of the municipalities will plan festivals and events during the evening after the day's rounds, he said. Lee County can follow a similar path, Corso said.
"Claim it," he said. "Own it. It's your Open. I know a lot of people are staying (in Lee County). … You can plan all kinds of stuff."
Corso also touched on economic development in general, repeating advice he was first given when he was named the executive director of Moore County's economic development organization.
Economic development is community development, he said, and economic developers tend to get bogged down in recruiting new businesses instead of improving the community's quality of life.
After Chamber of Commerce President Bob Joyce asked Corso what he looks for in a community to expand his Dunkin' Donuts franchise, Corso said he was close to a deal to bring a store to Sanford.
"It'll be a year before you see anything because that's just how long these things take," he said. "It's a prideful thing for us. Sanford is a great place to do business."


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Quinzy Fraser sentenced to 8 years in death of cyclist Stanton Miller
Back in June, former University of Maryland football player Quinzy Fraser struck and killed cyclist Stanton Miller with his SUV on Ridge Road in Germantown. Fraser had been drinking that day and blew a .19, more than twice the legal limit in Maryland. On Friday he was sentenced to 8 years in prison for manslaughter by motor vehicle.
WTOP's Kate Ryan has been following the story very closely. She reports that Fraser delivered a taped video statement to police in which he said he'd consumed eight beers, the first of them at noon; that just before the crash he'd dropped his phone and went fishing for it; and that he'd heard a bang and immediately knew he'd hit someone.
The crash sent Miller, a highly experienced 48-year-old cyclist, more than 100 feet into a roadside fence. Fraser was driving 69 miles an hour at the moment of impact. According to Ryan, the prosecutor argued during the sentencing hearing that the 34-year-old Fraser walked up to Miller as lay on the ground and put his foot in the dying man's face. The allegation drew cries from Miller's family in the courtroom.
Fraser had two previous DUI's in Maryland and a drunk-and-disorderly on Metro before the fatal crash.


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A dispute between neighbors prompted a shooting that wounded two people in a Cross neighborhood on Monday, Berkeley County sheriff's deputies said.
Gunshots erupted at a home on Mudville Road, Sheriff's Capt. Rick Ollic said.
One person was transported to Medical University Hospital by helicopter for treatment of injuries sustained in the shooting, Ollic said. A second person was treated for minor injuries, he said.
The shooting was the result of an argument between a group of neighbors, Ollic said.
Ollic said sheriff's deputies have arrested a suspect in the case. The accused person has not yet been publicly identified.
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The last couple of posts have followed my adventures and occasional frustrations with the Wikipedia editing process. I should emphasize that the point of these posts has not been to suggest that there's anything fundamentally wrong with Wikipedia or that I am particularly annoyed with the site or its policies. I love Wikipedia and use it daily. So. That said, I received a long and friendly response (scroll to bottom) from a Wikipedia editor called TheDJ. Here it is, with a few brief responses of mine in bold:*
I read your post with utmost interest (Why I added it to the Signpost). The same with the Beiderbecke entry btw. I have some comments that I'd love to share with you in response. I hope they will give you some more understanding.
"for editors "it's almost more like an online game""
I guess you could say that. For most people this is a hobby. A hobby is about having fun. Games are about having fun. The diverse nature of Wikipedia gives everyone something to do, whatever their interest might be.
At the risk of repeating myself, I didn't say that! An employee of Wikipedia said that. Okay, fine. But I think there's something really interesting about this idea of Wikipedia as a hobby, as something to do just for fun. I mean, I certainly did it because it was fun. I'm such a dork, I actually enjoy stacking my books on the kitchen table and using them to write long articles! At the same time, it's not a game. A game is an end in itself. Fun is the point. With Wikipedia, though, you're creating a product, and that's the point. Having fun is great, but you're providing information for people. Maybe it's because I'm in the profession, but I take that very seriously.
A delay before a GA review takes place is normal, as we have a serious lack of editors with the capability set required to do such reviews. Backlogs are common.
Pilcha might not be so strict on his own spelling in conversation, but he has actually written and corrected multiple articles with great accuracy. You have to realize that when you try to summarize a comment in a hurry (not uncommon), you are quick to make errors. People loose track of their line of thought for instance. In the article you would reread and correct those issues. In a discussion you don't generally do this in the same way.
This is not a question of accuracy or of spelling errors; it's a question of the most basic level of coherence. You're right: in a discussion, one writes more informally than in an encyclopedia article. I get that. The tone of this blog post is not the tone of my book. In both cases, however, I'm still communicating. I'm still under an obligation to make myself understood. Once I have accomplished that, the degree to which I further scrub my writing clean of any spelling or grammatical errors is the degree to which it's important to me that my audience takes take me seriously. Of course, when the task at hand is editing, and when many of us are (or were) anonymous, with no means of expressing our competence other than by writing clear & clean prose, then it's very important. In fact, if we can agree that Wikipedia is a project worth making better, then perhaps we can also agree that we shouldn't be so quick to excuse basic incoherence.
You dove right in !!! I admire that because what you did is INCREDIBLY difficult. For most people it takes years to get to grips with the peculiarities of encyclopedia writing and especially Wikipedia which adds its own set of rules. However it did make you bypass some of the experience building that is required to fully get a grip of the community and it's rules. Had you started with smaller edits in more articles before diving into a full rewrite of a single article, you might have had a better idea of what to expect at GA.
You got angry over what someone said :D I just love that. It's so indicative of the nature of the Internet discussion. Haste, emotion, subtlety all vanish so quickly in Internet conversation. This is a common problem. People feel attacked, often for no good reason. The key is to keep talking, explain and sometimes just ignore.
It only seems strange that I would get "angry over what someone said" if you don't mention what it was that someone said. I got angry, of course, because the hard work I had put into writing and editing a long article was being critiqued by a self-described "ignoramus" who had a habit of writing impossibly opaque prose that called my ethics into question by using words like "dishonesty" and "responsibility." Of course, haste is a good excuse for you if the problem is writing stuff that doesn't make sense; it is not, apparently, a good excuse for getting angry over having to deal with said writing that doesn't make sense. I just love that. :D **
About the photograph. I checked the review. The reviewer suggested the image should go due to copyright concerns and because of the debate. You countered with a citation removing one of the concerns. The concern of the copyright question remained however. If the family had only first published the photo in the 1980s for instance, the photo would still be under copyright for 50 years, which means that it is currently not allowed to be hosted or published in Wikipedia unfortunately. We are rather strict on those kinds of issues, and even more strict for our Good and Featured articles. Had there been no copyright concern, your citation would likely have been enough to keep the image in the article.
All in all your experience is a wonderful insight into the professional doing his best to fit into an Internet community, with all the expected problems such an effort creates. I hope you have gained understanding in the commonalities and differences between an Encyclopedia and Wikipedia. I also hope that you have found understanding for the incredible difficult process of vetting an article written by an anonymous person of unknown professionalism by other editors that are anonymous and of unknown professionalism.
Perhaps instead of professionalism you meant credentials. We may not know each other's credentials, but by acting professionally—which is to say, by writing clear prose all the time, by taking the hobby seriously, and by assuming that being an "ignoramus in jazz" doesn't does disqualify you from passing judgment on a long article about jazz—then we don't need to know each other's credentials.
The process of getting an article from stub or start to a GA or Featured article is an incredibly complicated one that only few editors can succeed at. This is the challenge for the future of Wikipedia. Writing simple articles is easy to do. Writing well written articles on subjects that require extensive library time is a whole different beast and takes much more time to accomplish. Thank you for your online and public reflections.
And thank you for the response.
* TheDJ's response came formatted with various levels of bullet points, all properly indented. I would reproduce that here except that this Typepad platform seems to be just riddled with bugs. To format is, apparently, to put your entire post at risk. OK. End of whine.
** Okay, that was rude. I apologize.


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WASHINGTON, April 14, 2006 Coalition forces in Iraq killed two suspected terrorists and captured several others, and found numerous weapons caches over the past two days, U.S. military officials said.
As coalition troops approached a Baghdad safe house yesterday, two suspects located in an adjacent courtyard opened fire. Coalition forces returned fire, killing one man and detaining another. Coalition forces then searched the house, detained two more men and found a pistol and a rifle, along with ammunition for both weapons.
The man who was killed was later identified as a retired officer who served in the Iraqi air force under the Saddam Hussein regime, U.S. military officials said.
U.S. soldiers discovered a large cache of weapons yesterday in Mosul after receiving a tip from a local citizen. The cache included bomb-making material, rocket-propelled grenade warheads, mortar shells, grenades, sniper rifles with scopes, small-arms ammunition, 10 pounds of plastic explosives and detonation cord. The confiscated items were transported to a secure location for disposal.
In addition, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, soldiers captured two men near Bayji and safely destroyed a roadside bomb the men were setting up April 12.
Also on April 12, Bastogne soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division killed an insurgent and wounded another following an attack in Hawijah.
Soldiers of Company B, 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, passed through a traffic control point during a combat patrol, when insurgents fired three rocket-propelled grenades at them. The soldiers returned fire and pursued the terrorist's truck.
They located the truck with the dead insurgent inside, but were unable to locate the other insurgent. Bastogne soldiers turned the body of the dead terrorist over to the Iraqi police and resumed their patrol.
In a separate April 12 incident, U.S. soldiers detained two men suspected of placing a roadside bomb along a road near Hawijah. Later that day, the soldiers detained two more individuals with bomb-making materials. All four suspects were detained for questioning.
In news from Afghanistan, Afghan National Army and coalition forces disrupted an insurgent cell during a combat mission in the Chora District of Uruzgan province last night.
Elements of the 3rd Kandak, 1st Brigade, of the Afghan Army's 205th Corps and coalition troops killed two insurgent fighters and detained two people suspected of recruiting suicide bombers to attack Afghan government officials and coalition forces, U.S. military officials said.
There were no civilian, Afghan or coalition troop injuries during the operation.
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A man has been injured in a crash on the A16 near Spalding.
A green Vauxhall Vectra was involved in a collision with a JCB tractor at the junction with Gosberton Bank shortly after 5am.
A 25-year-old man from Kirton, who was driving the Vectra, was taken to Boston Pilgrim Hospital with serious, but not life-threatening, head and chest injuries.
The road was closed until 7.20am.
Anyone who witnessed the collision should contact the Collision Witness Hotline on 01522 558855.


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