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Here's one story you won't want to stay in Vegas: You deejayed TAO nightclub at the Venetian, the same venue that globe-trotting artists Steve Aoki and DJ Vice have played. It's a brag-worthy experience you can claim as your own—no experience necessary. For $25,000 (plus a private-event rental fee), a resident DJ will give you a lesson in how to work the decks and build a perfect set list. When you take the stage, your set will be accompanied by a synchronized audiovisual production complete with lights and lasers. taolasvegas.com
The big-shot move of ordering a Kobe beef T-bone at a steakhouse is nothing compared with owning the whole damned cow. True Grass Farms in northern California raises organic grass-fed wagyu cattle and will sell you all 350 pounds of the finely marbled beef broken down into steaks, roasts and humble cuts for $3,800. If you don't have a walk-in meat locker or enough friends to divvy up the spoils, opt for the more apartment-dweller-friendly 22-pound "urban share" for $315. truegrassfarms.com
The idea of having your own resident butler is a fine daydream, until you factor in the reality of sharing your bachelor pad with someone other than a beautiful girl. A host of new apps and websites put an army of private staffers at your disposal without all the Downton Abbey drama. Popular requests include booking travel, assembling furniture and shopping for groceries, but there's nothing to stop you from asking someone to buy gin, vermouth and ice and then stir up a batch of martinis on a Friday night.
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Every man who has ever secretly identified with a James Bond villain has dreamed of making every week shark week at his house. You could, if you were so inclined, spend tens of thousands of dollars on a full-size hammerhead shark and a massive custom-built MTV Cribs–worthy tank. But an impressive (and less endangered) three-foot-long bamboo cat shark and a plug-and-play 250-gallon salt-water aquarium will set back budding Dr. Evils a cool $3,000.
Indulge your Napoleonic narcissism without having to deal with the expense and hassle of hiring a fine artist to paint an oil portrait. At the New York showroom of 3-D-printing pioneer MakerBot, have a 3-D image of your face scanned in a photo booth for a mere five bucks. For $60 more, buy the plastic 3-D version of your head, suitable for displaying on your fireplace mantel or hot-gluing to the hood of your car. makerbot.com
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The golden age of travel is far behind us, but a -little-known network of luxury train cars straight out of Murder on the Orient Express—think Tchaikovsky–playing pianists and fine china in the dining car—is out there for men willing to pay. Thanks to Private Rail Cars, meticulously restored railcars with names such as Northern Dreams, Majestic Imperator and Golden Eagle Trans-Siberian Express can be rented and hitched to commercial trains in the U.S. and Europe for an unforgettable adventure in the way travel ought to be. privaterailcars.net
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You used to have to be a Fortune 500 CEO or a studio head to skip the insults of modern air travel and fly on a private jet. Thanks to the minds behind Uber, the revolutionary car-service app, you can now use their new aviation equivalent. BlackJet takes advantage of deadheads (empty seats) on underutilized aircraft to offer fliers the private-jet experience for the price of a full-fare first-class ticket. A jet may not offer lay-flat seats and warm Brazil nuts, but the pleasure of leaving the hoi polloi behind in the security line is priceless. blackjet.com
The adage that no man is an island may be true, but there's no stopping a man from buying an island all for himself. For the price of a top-of-the-line Hyundai you can buy a one-acre island off Maine, a beachy slice of Belize or a Nova Scotian redoubt. Buy an iPhone solar charger and start putting together that desert-island playlist. privateislandsonline.com


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Sports Shooter Academy PocketWizard Workshop Winners
Sports Shooter Academy recently held their 9th sports photography and remote workshop. PocketWizard rep Ian Ray was on-site throughout the four day event, offering knowledge, equipment and support to future PocketWizard shooters. SSA selected winning photographs from participants in two categories: Sports Remote and Portrait.
Elaine Villaflores took the remote category with her behind-the-net shot of a goal in action while Mat Boyle impressed the judges with his dramatic mid-air portrait. They will both receive a pair of PocketWizard Plus III radio triggers for their awesome work.
Elaine has her own impressions of the experience, complete with more photos from the workshop on her blog.
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Sound Tigers Camp, 10/1 — Calvin de Haan's Progression
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SYOSSET, NY — Paired with Ty Wishart at Sound Tigers training camp, Calvin de Haan is healthy and ready to play hockey. Now 21 and a half, de Haan is looking to put his shoulder troubles behind him. He had surgery in 2010 to correct a shoulder injury and missed a month in early 2012 with a second injury that didn't require surgery.
"[The shoulder] feels good," de Haan said at Iceworks on Monday. "I think last time might have been a little bit of a fluke. It feels strong and I'm ready to go."
One of the other questions about de Haan has also been his size and whether he's ready for the NHL level in that respect. He's up six pounds from last year to 195lb and as he likes to say, is always working on getting 'faster and stronger.'
"I say that every year and it's probably the best answer because you can never be too fast or strong," he said.
Watching de Haan on the ice can be a bit deceiving when skating next to the 6-foot-4, 218lb Wishart. De Haan looks small next to Wishart but that's a bit of an illusion, as Wishart is the biggest skater on the ice. De Haan has grown up a little bit physically and would have been at Islanders camp competing for a defensive spot, had there been an Islanders camp.
"Of course it is," he replied when asked if it was disappointing to not be at an NHL camp. "But we still get to play hockey, we've got jobs here, and it's a good thing because I love playing the game of hockey and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else."
De Haan is certainly motivated to help the team he's on, but does also have his eyes set on bigger things.
"I just want to have a solid season. It's not necessarily about putting up 100 points in a year, it's about playing a good pro game that's going to translate well into the NHL."
Sound Tiger Lines and Notes, 10/1
Kirill – Nelson – Nino
Persson – Ullstrom – McDonald
Halmo – Sundstrom – Backman
Mackay – Clark – Gallant
DeFazio – Watkins – Riley
Hamonic – Donovan
de Haan – Wishart
Ness – Landry
McIver – Cantin
Poulin / Nilsson
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FALSE WRITTEN STATEMENT - CANTON - Massena-based state police charged Nelson C. Connell, 59, of Brasher Falls with filing a false written statement and failing to renew his license to carry a pistol Thursday. Troopers said the charges stemmed from an incident reported at 8 a.m. Jan. 22 from the village of Canton.
AGGRAVATED DWI - ST. REGIS FALLS - Malone-based state police charged Thomas E. Patnode, 62, of St. Regis Falls with aggravated driving while intoxicated and unlawful possession of marijuana and ticketed him for operating a vehicle with an inadequate exhaust system at 7:35 p.m. Thursday following a traffic stop on state Route 458 in the town of Waverly.
AGGRAVATED DWI - ST. REGIS FALLS - Malone-based state police charged Frederick S. Fraser, 30, of St. Regis Falls with aggravated driving while intoxicated, refusal to take a breath test and having an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle on a public highway and ticketed him for speeding at 1:24 a.m. Friday following a traffic stop on state Route 458 in the town of Waverly.
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTS - MADRID - State police investigated a number of property damage accidents around the region on Thursday. Among those were:
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Texas woes regarding the Trans Texas Corridor (TTC) may be getting even worse. Ever since the State partnered with Madrid-based Cintra, to build the wildly unpopular mid-continent trade corridor, Texas has had nothing but trouble. Especially property owners who have become victims of eminent domain abuses, and residents subjected to unwanted toll roads, a tyrannical state Department of Transportation and downright bullying by Governor Rick Perry and the State Legislature. But now, according to the Fort Worth Star Telegram, Texas officials are worried about a possible default by Cintra that could affect the progress of the Texas corridor projects. Cintra is involved in road construction projects all over the world, including the operation of the Indiana Toll Road. After the company was also awarded the contract to operate the Trans Texas Corridor for the next 50 years, Texans learned they were stuck with both Cintra and a huge corridor project they did not want. One feature of the Texas contract was that Cintra was guaranteed a buyback if the project proved unprofitable. It seems that very thing could happen with the company's operation of the Indiana Road. Because of lower traffic, therefore lower toll revenue than originally forecast, Cintra has used up most of its rainy day fund and is running out of money to pay its debt to Indiana. The revenue shortfall occurred after Cintra dramatically increased tolls on the Indiana road.
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|'Dads win fourth straight
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In a battle of South Atlantic League All-Star starting pitchrers, Roman Mendez of the Crawdads out-dueled Edwar Cabrera of the Tourists.The end result, Hickory Crawdads defeated Asheville 2-1 before 2,204 fans at Historic McCormick Field in Asheville on Tuesday night. The win leaves Hickory just one-half game behind Hagerstown and Greensboro for first place in the SAL's Northern Division.
The Crawdads (37-27) scored all the runs they need by plating a pair in the second inning. Christian Villanueva led things off with a solo home run---his team-leading seventh of the season---and Andrew Clark followed with a double and came around to score on an RBI single by Alejandro Selen, staking Hickory to a 2-0 lead.
Asheville (30-35) scored its only run in the bottom of the second. Corey Dickerson reached on a one-out double, and scored on an RBI double by Helder Velazquez, making it a 2-1 game. But that was it offensively for both teams the rest of the night. Mendez, who picked up his sixth win of the year, tossed seven scoreless innings before he gave way to Joe Van Meter. Mendez gave up one run on seven hits, struck out six and walked one during his seven-inning stint. Cabrera coughed up eight hits and struck out seven before he departed after eight innings.
Van Meter closed things out with a pair of scoreless innings for his third save of the year.
NOTES: The Crawdads go for the sweep in Asheville on Wednesday at 7:05 p.m. The 'Dads return home on Thursday, June 16 against the Charleston RiverDogs. It will be Thirsty Thursday, presented by Buffalo Wild Wings with $1 can beers and Pepsis! Also, don't miss the post-game concert by Norva Jean Dreams! First pitch is at 7 p.m., gates open at 6 p.m.
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I have a reverse mortgage. What will happen with these if everything falls apart?
Dear Sandra,
It depends on what you mean by falls apart. But let's look at a likely scenario: hyperinflation. If hyperinflation occurs, the value of the dollar plunges. It begins to take so many dollars to do everyday things that the government compensates by printing new money with additional zeros. Ones become tens, tens become hundreds, hundreds become thousands, etc. If you have a mortgage, this works in your favor. Where you once were paid $1,000 per week, for example, you are now paid $10,000 per week. That $10,000 will still purchase the same amount of goods that the $1,000 bought, so you aren't really being paid more, it just seems that way. Let's say the mortgage on your house is $1,000 per month. It currently takes approximately one-fourth of your monthly pay to cover your mortgage payment. In a hyperinflation scenario, you are now receiving a paycheck of $10,000 per week. Your mortgage will remain at $1,000 per month, so now it takes only one-tenth of your weekly salary to pay your mortgage. If you have fixed-rate debt, hyperinflation will help you. (That's why the government likes inflation.)
However, in a reverse mortgage, the payment you receive from the lender is a fixed amount. Unless the lender chooses to tie your payment to inflation — or that is written into your contract already — you will continue to receive that fixed amount. So if you currently receive $500 per month in your reverse mortgage, you will continue to receive that $500. However, that income will not keep up with inflation. I hope this helps.
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Efavirenz-based Versus Nevirapine-based Antiretroviral Therapy Among HIV-infected Patients Receiving Rifampin (N2R)
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The randomized controlled trial is conducted among antiretroviral naive co-infected HIV and tuberculosis patients who receiving rifampicin-based antituberculous regimen fro at least 4 weeks butt not exceed 16 weeks before enrolment. All patients receive the same backbone regimen of stavudine (30 mg/40 mg twice daily)+ lamivudie 150 mg twice daily. They are randomized to receive nevirapine 400 mg/day twice daily vs efavirenz 600 mg/day at bed time. All patients are followed through 144 weeks after initiation of antiviral therapy. The primary objective are to compare the proportion of patient who achieve undetectable plasma HIV-1RNA<50 copies/ml at week 48. The previous reports demonstrated that the standard doses of both nevirapine and efavirenz coulde be used among co-infected HIV and tuberculosis patients who receiving rifampicin even though plasma levels are somewhat reduced by rifampicin. However, there have been not been a randomized control trial to compare these two regimens. Thus, this trial will provide the efficacy data between these two regimens.
HIV Infections
Drug: efavirenz
Drug: nevirapine
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Efavirenz-based Versus Nevirapine-based Antiretroviral Therapy Among HIV-infected Patients Receiving Rifampin
- To compare proportion of patients who achieved undetectable plasma HIV-1RNA< 50 copies/mL at 48 weeks after initiation of antiretroviral treatment between the 2 groups [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- to compare CD4 response at 48, 96 and 144 weeks after initiation of antiretroviral treatment, to compare adverse drugs reaction between the 2 groups [ Time Frame: 144 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
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|January 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Efavirenz
Efavirenz 600 mg/day + stavudine +lamivudine
Drug: efavirenz
efavirenz 600 mg/day + stavudine + lamivudine
Experimental: Nevirapine
Nevirapine 400 mg/day + stavudine +lamivudine
Drug: nevirapine
nevirapine 400 mg/day + stavudine +lamivudine
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 60 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age 18-60 years
- Positive Serology for HIV-1
- Naïve to antiretroviral therapy
- Baseline CD4 cell counts <250 cells/mm3
- Diagnosed active tuberculosis by clinical features and/or positive acid fast stain and/or positive culture
- Received rifampicin at least 4 weeks but not exceed 16 weeks prior to enrollment
- Willing to participate and sign inform consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Aspartate transferase enzymes (AST) or alanine transminase enzyme (ALT) >5 times of upper limit
- total bilirubin >3 times of upper limit
- serum creatinine) >2 times of upper limit
- pregnancy or lactation
- receiving immunosuppressive drugs
- receiving any drugs that may have drug-drug interaction with nevirapine and rifampicin
- chronic alcoholic drunken and intravenous drug users
- Previously received single dose of nevirapine to prevent mother to child transmission
- positive for serum cryptococcal antigen
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00483054
|Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute
|Nonthaburi, Thailand, 11000
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|Weerawat Manosuthi, MD
|Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute
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|Responsible Party:
|Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health
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co-infected HIV and tuberculosis patients
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Actinomycetales Infections
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Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections
Mycobacterium Infections
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
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Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
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The state Education Department established a state school technology voucher program to disburse $87 million to poor schools throughout the state.
However, Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services Superintendent Jack J. Boak Jr. said the terms of eligibility having more than 50 percent of enrolled students receiving free or reduced lunch ironically does not help the most struggling districts in Jefferson and Lewis counties, such as Sackets Harbor Central and Copenhagen Central school districts.
Our free and reduced lunch numbers are very deceiving, because those numbers are always underreported, Mr. Boak said. Parents dont want to be identified as qualified, so they dont always fill out the paperwork.
Dozens of poor north country schools in 18 districts are eligible for hundreds of thousands of dollars in vouchers to purchase technology resources. Twelve of those districts including Massena Central, Brasher Falls Central and Ogdensburg City school districts are in St. Lawrence County.
Mr. Boak said he believes the investment program was made for schools because the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers will require students to be more technologically savvy by next year.
I think what this is is that future assessments starting in 2014 are supposed to be online, Mr. Boak said. Its quite an investment in technology for a lot of places.
According to a press release sent last week, the program was created from a settlement agreement between Microsoft Corp. and state consumers in 2006.
Far too often, students in low-income school districts miss out on the use of the latest technology in the classroom, state Education Commissioner John B. King Jr. said in the press release. Our goal is to graduate every student with the skills and the knowledge they need to be successful in college and careers.
Each eligible school must apply for the voucher to receive the money.
The vouchers, which can be redeemed for eligible products from any technology company, can be used to purchase computer hardware, software and equipment needed for computer networks and technology infrastructure, the press release said.
Watertown City School District is eligible for $174,009 to be split among Knickerbocker Elementary, North Elementary, Ohio Street Elementary, Starbuck Elementary, Harold T. Wiley Intermediate and Case Middle schools.
Superintendent Terry N. Fralick said only two buildings in the district do not have 50 percent or more students eligible for free or reduced lunch.
This is just something that came up, he said. We havent sat down to think about what wed acquire with it, but well be looking at it soon.
Three other districts in Jefferson County had schools that were eligible for the funds:
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n Two schools in Carthage Central School District are eligible for a total of $62,900.
n Mannsville Manor Elementary in South Jefferson Central School District is eligible for $25,307.
Harrisville Central and South Lewis Central school districts were the only two in Lewis County with schools eligible for the voucher.
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How often have we been down this road? AT&T is being plagued with a variety of security issues with the Unlocked IPhone 4 it has on shelf. In fact, many of the pre orders that have been placed have shown that much of the user data being shown is actually wrong. Apparently, there is a certain bug in the system that results showing one's private data. Unbelievable! Most users of Apple first faced a similar issue when they used the iPad. Considering the fact the pre-order applications for the iPhone 4 had already been hit by previous glitches, this new issue might lead to gloomy future days for the iPhone and AT&T.
So what exactly happens for the displaying of the wrong user data? Many users have claimed that when they log onto the system of AT&T so as to validate their pre-orders, they are presented with the information of others. What's more is that nearly everything is made public through such a mismatch! When one logs in, not only is the name of someone else displayed, but even phone numbers, bills as well as addresses. One can even see monthly usage as well as family and friend usage. Basically everything you can think of!
Although we all knew that there would be much anticipation and demand for the iPhone 4, AT&T had not anticipated so much stress and response, leading to immense pressure on their systems. In fact, reports have suggested that many iPhone 4 Unlocked device customers have been trying for hours to log in correctly to no avail. What's worse is that all sensitive information of users can now be visible to others across the nation.
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Volusia County investigators said Luis Toledo, the person of interest for missing mother Yessenia Suarez, attempted to kill himself Saturday morning.
Toledo was at the Volusia County Sheriff's Office's Operations Center, 1330 Indian Lake Road, Daytona Beach, talking with investigators Saturday morning.
Deputies said Toledo was permitted to use the bathroom with a deputy guarding him.
Toledo forced the doorway shut, smashed the mirror and used the mirror shards to attempt suicide by cutting himself, deputies said.
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Barry Cook, president of the Lions Club in Price, with the help of member Al Jardine and his daughter, is replacing a sign on the Carbon County Airport Pavilion. This sparkling new sign is replacing an existing sun faded sign.
The club partnered with Carbon County 12 years ago to build and do maintenance on a Carbon County pavilion just off the runway about one half block south of the airport main office. The facility has two bathrooms, one for women and one for men, a kitchen for meal preparation and clean-up, and large tables under a covered patio. This facility has been host to the smoke jumpers who put out forest fires and need to load into helicopters, Boy Scout of America local troops for camp outs and host to many birthday parties and anniversary gatherings. The local Price Lions Club also uses this building as a meeting place for many of their monthly meetings, utilizing this time keeping the facility clean and ready for local residents who wish to use it at no expense. The keys to unlock this facility can be picked up and returned from the airport staff at the Carbon County office window.
In order to fund this and other projects, fund raising events are conducted each year. This years up and coming fund raising event for the club will be during International Days. The all-you- can-eat chuck wagon breakfast menu will be eggs, sausage, melons, pancakes, juice, milk or coffee, and will be held at the Washington Park facility on July 31 from 7 to 10 a.m. The cost will be four dollars a person and will be cooked by the members of the club.
The members of the Price Lions Club service organization have been very active for over 60 years in Carbon County. The members are dedicated to making Carbon County a better place to live, work, and retire. Dr Barry Cook, Price Lions Club president, and the club members wish to thank those that continue to support our projects and fundraisers each year. The International Lions Organization's motto is "We serve", and the Price club continues to be active and reactive to the community and the changing times.


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According to one intrepid member of Xda-Developers, the HTC One X has several wifi related problems that will either adversely affect the device's battery life or prevent it from connecting to wifi networks.
The Xda forum member who goes by the name "Bigoliver" describes a simple procedure that he says can be used test for this wifi problem: gently squeeze the side back of your phone between the camera lens and the volume buttons. Watch for changes in the wifi signal. If you see the signal strength improve, only to drop back down when you stop squeezing, then your device has wifi connectivity problems. You should trade it in for a new one. If it's too late for a no-cost exchange on your cell phone you're hosed.
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The browser has been surrounded in controversy, but nevertheless has expanded their reach to countries outside of the US including France, Germany and Italy. The iPhone is nearly as prevalent in these countries as it is in the US, and the complaints regarding the support for Adobe Flash have been widespread.
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Apple has not given an official stance on the app, but since they have loosened their restrictions on apps entering their app store Skyfire looks like it is here to stay. Apple may not support the Flash platform for Internet animation, but that does not mean that they are going to keep app developers from making it part of their arsenal and part of the general appeal of their mobile applications.
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The landmark text in death education, providing an interdisciplinary approach to understanding death and the dying process. Using case examples and exercises, students can reflect upon their own experiences with death. I have found no better text on the market that deals as fully and as completely with issues of death as Kastenbaum's Death, Society, and Human Experience. It is organized according to the same structural principles as my own lectures and I find it extremely easy to fit into my style. The presentation is very clear and stimulating for students. I have found the Instructor's Manual as useful in preparing lectures and exams as the over-all text is for students. Andrew Barclay, Michigan State University, reviewer.
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(bisons.com) - Jim Negrych has hit all over the lineup this season for the Buffalo Bisons.
He's led off, batted fourth, fifth, sixth, and seemingly at every other spot. But the one constant is his steady production, regardless of his spot in the order. Hitting second, like he did Monday night in the opener of a four-game series against the Gwinnett Braves, though, is where he seems to be most comfortable. A position he can showcase his skills as the catalyst he is.
The Buffalo native had two hits, a walk, a run and what proved to be the game-winning RBI on a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning to help lift the Herd past the Braves, 5-4, at Coca-Cola Field.
"That was a big key (Monday)," manager Marty Brown said of Negrych's performance. "... I like the way Jimmy swings the bat in the two-hole, he makes things happen."
Negrych attributed some of a high comfort-level of hitting second to the speedy leadoff man, Anthony Gose.
The two hitting 1-2 has been a rarity lately, due to slugger Josh Thole getting called up to Toronto earlier this month, and Gose spending 16 days with the Blue Jays, a stint that ended June 6. It's pressed Negrych, the International League's second-best hitter at .349, into the middle of the order more often.
Gose, the center fielder who has been a mainstay in the one- or two- spot during his time in Buffalo, joined Negrych in jump-starting the offense Monday. He, too, had a pair of hits, a walk and a run scored.
"(Gose) makes it a lot easier for me to hit when he's on first base," Negrych said. "With his speed, he's such a threat that it changes the way the pitcher has to attack me. He can't throw me as much off-speed as he'd like because if he throws more off-speed, Gose is going to steal second all the time."
Negrych only continued a season-long offensive tear. The second baseman now has 25 multi-hit games in the 56 he has played in.
After losing a 1-0 lead in the top of the third to a two-run Todd Cunningham single, the Bisons answered in the bottom half of the frame. They had two hits and a walk, leading to them regaining a one-run advantage.
Gose and Negrych, who started the inning with a single and a walk, respectively, each came around to score. Luis Jimenez drove in Gose with a double down the first-base line and into the Bisons' bullpen area. Moises Sierra, who had two hits of his own, proceeded with a fielder's choice to shortstop that allowed Negrych to cross.
Negrych said he saw some good pitches to hit in the game because of such sluggers like Jimenez, and the IL-leader in homers, Mauro Gomez, commanding the attention of the pitchers in the third and fourth spots.
"Having Mauro or Jimenez or whoever's behind me in our lineup is a plus, as well," Negrych said, "because most guys would rather face me than have to face a guy who's going to have a chance to hit the ball over for a three-run homer."
Todd Redmond took the mound for the Herd and pitched solid over six innings. He allowed just two runs on five hits while fanning three Braves.
The Bisons played heads up in the field to help Redmond out, too. They tagged out four runners on the base paths with Redmond in the game, two of those coming on Mike Nickeas catching runners stealing.
"(Redmond) really pitched ahead in the count, he was aggressive and he kept putting the pressure on their hitters," Brown said. "Made good pitches and we played defense behind him, as well."
Mickey Storey recorded the hold, pitching the seventh and eighth. He registered three strikeouts and gave up one hit.
The Bisons furthered the lead to 5-2 after the eighth on a sixth-inning solo shot by Andy LaRoche and Negrych's sacrifice fly to center, which scored LaRoche.
John Stilson entered in the ninth having only given up one run over 11 2/3 innings pitched. He recorded his second save of the season, but not without him heading into unchartered territory, which for him was allowing baserunners.
Jose Constanza and Todd Cunningham both reached to start the inning. They both came around to score, but only as Stilson retired the next three batters after them to end the game.
Despite some trouble, Redmond was confident he'd still end up with the win to improve to 2-1 when watching Stilson pitch the ninth on a TV in the clubhouse while icing his arm. He noted how much of a confident boost it is to pitch in front of a bullpen that has been steady all year.
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Posted on February 12, 2008As you should all be well aware, throughout the month of November we (well, technically the good folk at MachineHead1.com) held a contest. The contest, asking YOU to name the upcoming Machine Head live release. The results are in and we have a name...(drumroll please)...the name, as picked by Machine Head, will be Hellalive.
This name comes to us from Alexander Vandevelde (congratulations Alexander) in the Netherlands (land where the first and main Roadrunner office makes its home). Get used to Alexander's name, you will be seeing it in the album credits come release.
Machine Head Hellalive is fully mixed...in fact, we are expecting delivery of the final mixes this Thursday (12/12), and then plan to master this beast on Friday. Thus far, the track listing is shaping up as follows:
1. Bulldozer
2. The Blood, The Sweat, The Tears
3. Ten Ton Hammer
4. Old
5. Crashing Around You
6. Take My Scars
7. I'm Your God Now
8. None But My Own
9. From This Day
10. American High
11. Nothing Left
12. The Burning Red
13. Davidian
14. Supercharger
The CD will also hold a live video of "The Burning Red" as an enhanced element. All above songs were recorded live at Brixton Academy, London, December 8, 2001...ceptin for "None But My Own" and "The Burning Red," both of which were recorded live at the With Full Force Festival, Leipzig, Germany, July 7, 2002.
Alexander, congratulations...and thanks for the name.
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POTSDAM Construction is not quite finished but court is now in session at the renovated Potsdam Town Court on 35 Market St.
Pretty much the jobs all done, said Anthony Dagostino of Contract Building Systems, Gouverneur.
Workers put the finishing touches on the building Monday, but court was held in the new courtroom for the first time Thursday.
There is still some work that needs to be done. Court benches will arrive next week. In the meantime, the court is still using the same bright orange chairs it has used for the past 40 years.
Once the benches arrive, the town will sell the 60 chairs, which may net $50 to $100 apiece thanks to their retro styling.
Workers will return near the months end to install a custom door ordered for the building that has not yet arrived.
That is the first time the court has had a separate location from the main town offices.
While the renovation at 35 Market St. was under way, the court met in the temporary town offices at 12 Elm St.
The changes to the former town hall were drastic and much-needed, according to court clerk Mary Jo Guyette. The old setup was cramped, with town offices clustered on the bottom floor and the court on the top.
It looked like an old bank, she said.
Now the court clerks office is located on the first floor, along with extra space in the event the Village Court decides to share the space.
The project finished within schedule, but it hit several roadblocks in the process. Asbestos was found in the building several times during the construction, and oil contamination in the basement required the town to pay more than $56,000 to clean and study the site to determine the spills source.
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I am concerned about the out break of forest fires during this summer heat. Certainly more will follow.
We read in the newspapers, listen to the TV comments from those fighting the fires, along with comments from employee's of the forest service with all of them saying virtually the same thing. Heavy under growth build up, dead trees killed by the beetles, when ignited, burst into flame as though they had been saturated with gasoline.
Anyone who travels Utah's highways can look at the forest or while driving through a forest can see there is more dead trees standing than live ones. These dead trees are trees that have been killed by the pine and spruce beetle. And has been brought about by the environmental timber sales appeals,
The various forest service districts here in Utah had advertised many timber sales at the initial out break of the pine and spruce beetle infestations for the purpose of controlling the beetles. Timber sales are advertized for 90 days. The radical extreme environmental groups here in Utah, namely the Sierra Club, the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, the Grand Canyon Trust, and the Friends of Dixie filed their appeals on the day 89 of the advertized timber sale protesting it. (A few radical extreme environmentalists; claims they know more about forest management than the total number of personnel on the U.S. Forest payroll). The law requires 90 days to approve or deny the appeal.
The sawmills sat idle for 180 days without logs. They shut down and were dismantled and nearly 2,000 people in the timber industry became unemployed. This affected nearly a thousand businesses in the support infrastructure.
The Pine and Spruce Beetle had no restrictions for 180 days, thus an outbreak has turned into a plague and our forests have been decimated.
What is mind boggling is the total silence of those who were affected by these numerous timber sales appeals by the environmentalists. In addition Bill Clinton and Bruce Babbitts roadless forests that forced the livestock industries grazing permits to be cut or eliminated in our national forests also added to the build up of heavy under growth of vegetation.
Not one letter to the editor of newspapers from those whose lives were impacted by these appeals was evident. There is no better time than right now to point the angry finger of accusation at the environmentalists.
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"The water levels at most high elevation waters are much more stable than they are at lower and mid-elevations," advised Division of Wildlife Resources fisheries coordinator, Tom Pettengill. "The water level may decrease a few feet at high elevation waters, instead of the tens of feet it may drop elsewhere."
Pettengill classifies a high elevation water as any water at least 7,000 feet in elevation. These include large reservoirs and lakes, such as Flaming Gorge, Scofield and Fish Lake, and hundreds of smaller lakes and streams.
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"The fish are usually feeding on small stuff so if anglers are using spinners, I'd recommend a size zero or one," advised Pettingill. "If using flies, I'd recommend sizes ranging from 16 to no bigger than 10."
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"On the Unitas and Boulders, several lakes are fairly close to each other, so if success is not found at one lake, go to another. And don't overlook the streams, which can provide some great fishing," recommended the fisheries expert.
During the middle of the summer, anglers should fish during the mornings and evenings, when the temperatures are the coolest and the fish are most active.
"As it gets cooler later in the summer, anglers may want to fish in the middle of the day, when the temperatures are a little warmer and there's more insect activity," continued Pettengill.
Many high elevation lakes get so cold in the winter that the fish in them die. To know whether a lake has fish in it, first look to see if it's teeming with insect activity. If it is - but no fish activity is witnessed-all of its fish were probably lost during the winter.
"Also, if an angler comes to a lake and don't see any fish activity, don't give up on it," he advised. "Move to another lake to fish but visit that lake again, later in the day. Timing might have been off a little and it might be teeming with insect and fish activity the second time."
Pettengill advised that U.S. Forest Service offices are some of the best places to find maps for high elevation lakes and streams in Utah.
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Jalen Simmons- 24th round pick in 2011. He had rather poor numbers last year in the GCL, but he has a very projectable body at 6'4" 195, and is a very intriguing player in my opinion. Had a nice day today. Also seemed to impress Don.
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Jul. 13, 2014
Big Deal column; number of specialized companies have cropped up to ease the hardships of moving, for a price; high-end movers are growing in tandem with the rising stock of luxury condos. MORE
Dec. 15, 2013
Annie Lowrey It's the Economy column examines why Americans are staying put at a greater rate than ever; suggests causes of declining mobility are not only economic slowdown and rising cost of living, but also be due to fact that cities now offer more similar mix of jobs and many people are now able to access information online that helps them decide in advance if they should move. MORE
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Danny Hakim article discusses the research, drama and economics of bringing his golden retriever along on move from upstate New York to London. MORE
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Montreal Journal; first day of July, which is federal holiday in Canada, has become unofficial moving day for estimated 115,000 renters in Montreal; mass migration is due to tradition dating to French rule, when all housing leases were required to begin on same day. MORE
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Dave Bry Lives essay recounts trying to move a couch into his first New York City apartment in 1995, and what it taught him about strangers and friends. MORE
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Op-Ed article by author Ann Beattie notes that her peripatetic lifestyle as a writer has fostered a constant search for boxes and empty containers. MORE
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Sal Giangrande, owner of New York Couch Doctor, has built his business around deconstructing and then re-constructing furniture that will not fit through the doors, hallways and elevators of New York City apartment buildings. MORE
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Christian Clerc Preoccupations column relates his career at Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, which has included eight relocations in 25 years. MORE
Oct. 14, 2012
App City column on Unpakt and Moveline, two Internet start-ups whose goal is to make the process of hiring a moving company easier in New York City. MORE
Mar. 26, 2012
Freelance moving men stationed in two separate pockets under the elevated railroad in Jackson Heights, Queens, have defended their turf against each other and against interlopers for more than 20 years; two Hispanic groups, La Noventa and La Ciento, make their fight verbal and visible to keep outside competition from creeping into an already saturated market. MORE
Jan. 8, 2012
Bin-It and Jugglebox Moving have both recently entered the New York area moving market, offering stackable plastic moving boxes for rent, allowing New Yorkers to abandon the quest for cardboard moving boxes; both services serve New York City and northern New Jersey, and both plan to expand geographically. MORE
Nov. 27, 2011
David Segal The Haggler column relates poor experience customer had with a car transportation company; wonders why, on a review site for transport firms, the company--not the consumer--gets the final comment. MORE
Nov. 27, 2011
Ethan Hauser Lives essay reflects on his having moved to six different apartments in New York City in 14 years. MORE
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Some cash-strapped Americans are realizing the dream of home ownership on the cheap, by buying land and then trucking in inexpensive or free houses that would have otherwise been torn down; list of rules on how to move homes from one address to the next noted. MORE
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The Haggler tries to track down Classic Moving Services, a company that has enraged many customers and seems to do business from a virtual office.
September 27, 2015, Sunday
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Real Estate Agents for Older Adults Are Part Broker, Part Therapist
About 850 senior move managers in the United States are helping older adults manage the psychological toll of finding a new home.
August 2, 2014, Saturday
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The Wisdom of the Moving Man
Unlike my boyfriend, Derek promised he would treat me, and my stuff, with respect.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
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Your Move, Their Headache
In recent years, a number of companies have cropped up that promise to ease the hardships of moving, for a price.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
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43 Questions to Ask Before Picking a New Town
Rather than using a standard checklist of what to ask when looking for a place to live, a values audit could yield more happiness for less money.
May 3, 2014, Saturday
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For the Whitney's Move, Boxes and Burly Men Just Won't Do
Logistics will be complicated as more than 14,000 pieces of artwork, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, are transported through Manhattan.
April 30, 2014, Wednesday
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The American Precariat
Declining mobility may be symptomatic of a broader crisis of faith in the American dream.
February 11, 2014, Tuesday
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Why Are Americans Staying Put?
As with so many cases of inertia, the Internet may be partly to blame.
December 15, 2013, Sunday
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We're Heading to London! (But How to Take the Dog?)
Inside the research, drama and, at times, staggering economics of trying to take the family pet on an overseas move.
December 8, 2013, Sunday
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The Benefits of Having Your Own Moving Truck
Why rent a U-Haul for a cross-country move when you can live life to the fullest and buy your own moving truck?
October 24, 2013, Thursday
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