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Jack Kemp, Star on Field and in Politics, Dies at 73
Mr. Kemp, a former football star turned congressman, moved the Republican Party to a commitment to tax cuts as the central focus of economic policy.May 3, 2009 usObituary (Obit)
A Passion for Ideas: Jack French Kemp
After he decided not to run for President this year, Jack F. Kemp explained himself this way: ''My passion for ideas is not matched with a passion for partisan or electoral politics.'' His devotion to ideas, some of them unconventional, is what has set him apart all his adult life.August 11, 1996 usBiography
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(h) The term "Federal Trade Commission Act" means the Act entitled "An Act to create a Federal Trade Commission, to define its powers and duties, and for other purposes", approved September 26, 1914, as amended [15 U.S.C. 41 et seq.].
(i) The term "Fur Products Name Guide" means the register issued by the Commission pursuant to section 69e of this title.
(j) The term "commerce" means commerce between any State, Territory, or possession of the United States, or the District of Columbia, and any place outside thereof; or between points within the same State, Territory, or possession, or the District of Columbia, but through any place outside thereof; or within any Territory or possession or the District of Columbia.
Source(Aug. 8, 1951, ch. 298, § 2,65 Stat. 175; Pub. L. 106–476, title I, § 1443(b),Nov. 9, 2000, 114 Stat. 2167; Pub. L. 111–313, § 2(a),Dec. 18, 2010, 124 Stat. 3326.)
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The act approved September 26, 1914, referred to in subsec. (h), is act Sept. 26, 1914, ch. 311, 38 Stat. 717, known as the Federal Trade Commission Act, which is classified generally to subchapter I (§ 41 et seq.) of this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 58 of this title and Tables.
2010—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 111–313struck out "; except that such term shall not include such articles (other than any dog or cat fur product to which section 1308 of title 19 applies) as the Commission shall exempt by reason of the relatively small quantity or value of the fur or used fur contained therein" after "used fur".
2000—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 106–476inserted "(other than any dog or cat fur product to which section 1308 of title 19 applies)" after "shall not include such articles".
Effective Date of 2010 Amendment
Pub. L. 111–313, § 2(b),Dec. 18, 2010, 124 Stat. 3326, provided that: "The amendment made by subsection (a) [amending this section] shall take effect on the date that is 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act [Dec. 18, 2010]."
Effective Date
Act Aug. 8, 1951, ch. 298, § 14,65 Stat. 181, provided that: "This Act [this subchapter], except section 7 [section 69e of this title], shall take effect one year after the date of its enactment [Aug. 8, 1951]."
Short Title of 2010 Amendment
Pub. L. 111–313, § 1,Dec. 18, 2010, 124 Stat. 3326, provided that: "This Act [amending this section and section 69a of this title and enacting provisions set out as a note under this section] may be cited as the 'Truth in Fur Labeling Act of 2010'."
Short Title
Act Aug. 8, 1951, ch. 298, § 1,65 Stat. 175, provided: "That this Act [this subchapter] may be cited as the 'Fur Products Labeling Act' ".
Act Aug. 8, 1951, ch. 298, § 13,65 Stat. 181, provided that: "If any provision of this Act [this subchapter] or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the Act [this subchapter] and the application of such provision to any other person or circumstance shall not be affected thereby."
Transfer of Functions
For transfer of functions of Federal Trade Commission, with certain exceptions, to Chairman of such Commission, see Reorg. Plan No. 8 of 1950, § 1, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3175, 64 Stat. 1264, set out under section 41 of this title.
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If you have a garden, how's your tomato crop doing this year? And if you have a favorite tomato, I'd love to hear what it is in the comments.
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We've had such a cool summer here in the midwest, my tomato crop is really suffering! I planted 12 tomato plants, the only ripe tomatoes I've had so far have been the cherries. I'm thinking I'll have to find a use for the hundreds of green tomatoes I'll have when the first frost hits.ReplyDelete
Those are fantastic! I say if you call them heirlooms, they're heirlooms!ReplyDelete
My tomatoes are doing FABULOUSLY well, thank you! Two plants are growing in an old double sink, reaching almost over the 6' fence. One is growing a "patio" variety (like Romas, but rounder) and the other is heavy with cherry tomatoes. My favourite variety I've only seen in BC - tiny, perfectly round orange tomatoes so sweet they could be turned into a cobbler and eaten for dessert. Yum.
I picked up my first green zebras at the farmers' market the other day and instantly fell in love. I was cutting them up to put in a bean salad, but barely had enough left for the salad when I was finished munching on them. I can't wait to get more tomorrow, and I will definitely plant some when I have the space for a garden. I'm glad that we both discovered them!!ReplyDelete
Amber, so sorry to hear it. I guess on the East coast they have the tomato blight, so it could always be worse. I think this is the least tomatoes I've ever had by this time of year.ReplyDelete
Julie, I noticed after I wrote this that the same Wikipedia post that says they're not heirlooms calls them heirlooms in a different place, too funny. Good for you having a good tomato year! I wonder if those round orange tomatoes are Abe Lincoln tomatoes. They're round orange tomatoes barely bigger than cherry tomatoes and super sweet.
Katie, don't you think they have the best flavor! I wish I had two plants of these; next year two plants for sure!
Cherokee Purple and Sungold are two of my favorites, but Brandy Boy (Brandywine/Better Boy cross) is up there too. I have lots of basil tooReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 5, 2009 at 1:11 AM
I vouch for the delectable taste of your Zebra Green Tomatoes, Kalyn. Thanks for sharing them for our dinner with our long time friend, Sheila. The tomato medley went perfect with our meal yesterday and Jim and I had them again tonight....(there was one little green tomato piece left and I gave it to him).ReplyDelete
Wonderful taste!
Yum....I'm so glad I asked about seeing the inside of these tomatos. I don't know why I assumed they would be green on the outside and red inside (where is my gardening brain?). I will definitely to try to find some at the farmers market and definitely try to buy a plant next spring.ReplyDelete
Did you buy started plants or do the seed thing? My mouth is watering. Great photos too. Thanks.
I'll have to look for these tomatoes here and try your recipe.ReplyDelete
I got several heirloom varieties this year and I fell in love with the green zebras. Every word you say is true, they are so good! My husband will eat them like apples if I don't hide them. I love to make a multicolored tomato salad with them, as you did, but the best way to eat them is as Fried Green Tomatoes! Slice the firm ones (not yellow yet) as thinly as possible, coat in spelt flour, and fry on both sides in a little light olive oil. Drain on paper towels, sprinkle with salt and eat them while they're still warm! My daughter's piano teacher from Alabama said this was the "genuine Southern" recipe. :)ReplyDelete
It has been a sad season for tomatoes in the Northeast, and I am missing the Green Zebras, which I fell in love with last year. If I can't have a taste, it's so nice to have a glimpse of yours!ReplyDelete
No Tomato Claus visited my garden this year.ReplyDelete
The grinch came and killed all 60 tomato plants I raised from seed.
- carole with an "e" in NYCSeptember 5, 2009 at 6:57 AM
Thanks so much for taking the time to post this; very interesting and the photos are terrific. My lonely NYC tomato plant has produced exactly six tomatoes this year; not bad for a city slicker who has been rained on constantly it seems, and we have been able to eat all six of them and have had no blight. Will look for this Green Zebra now thanks to you.
Paula, will have to make a note of those types. Brandy Boy sounds especially interesting, all the flavor of Brandywine with the good qualities of Better Boy?ReplyDelete
Wanda, glad Jim got to have a taste, and thanks again for a great dinner!
Micki, I bought this tomato as a small plant. I've never been able to get organized enough to start many of my garden plants from seed, although I have high hopes of doing it now that I'll be home. Thanks for asking to see the inside, it was fun writing about them.
Paz, they are so yummy. Hope you are getting at least a few tomatoes in spite of the blight.
Tammy, thanks for the recipe for fried tomatoes made from these! I'm just imagining how wonderful they must taste!
TW, so sorry about the bad tomato year in the East.
Nika, now that is truly sad. :(
Carole, glad you are at least getting a few tomatoes and avoiding the blight.
I agree with Paula--this year I discovered that Cherokee Purples and Sungolds are my new favorites. Not a bad tomato season for a first-year garden (the soil isn't built up very well, yet) and we had some end rot. Interestingly, the paste tomatoes (Roma and Viva Italia) along with the Sungolds have been the least affected by the blossom end rot and blights.ReplyDelete
Sparow, thanks. Now I'm starting a list for next year! I'm trying to remember if I've ever grown sungold tomatoes (it sounds familiar) but Cherokee Purple is new to me for sure.ReplyDelete
So that's what they're called! Someone gave me a bunch of different tomatoes, and these were my favorites, too!ReplyDelete
I LOVE green zebras! I only found them for a couple of weeks here but man are they good.
Beautiful photos Kalyn!ReplyDelete
Yes we have had a generally poor season for tomatoes here on the East Coast, but I have still had many wonderful tomato-based meals from my garden.
I did not plant green zebras this year, but I will next year, for sure!
Love this type of tomato -- so beautiful with others in pasta salads. The tartness is perfect!ReplyDelete
It really hasn't been warm enough where I live for tomatoes this year, but I've got some in the greenhouse that are just now beginning to color up. I bought some green zebras from the farmers market this morning and will slice them up tonight. Great photos!ReplyDelete
I have got to find some of those and try them!ReplyDelete
I just got some green zebra tomatoes in my CSA basket along with some other beautiful heirloom tomatoes. We haven't eaten the green zebras yet so I am glad I saw your post.ReplyDelete
Yummy! From all the heirloom tomatoes I planted this year, the green and black Zebra are by far my favorite.ReplyDelete
Unfortunately, all others did not turn out well... Guess it must be the wired weather this year - I live in the midwest too....
Katrina and Kevin, aren't they great!ReplyDelete
Winnie, thanks. Got a new lens and I'm having fun with it!
Kellypea, I agree, just tart enough to make it interesting.
Christine, I'm glad you got that greenhouse. It's been a very weird year for tomatoes here.
Pam, I'm guessing you'd like them a lot!
Amy, ditto for you, I'm guessing you'll like them.
Sonja, it sounds like I should try black zebra too for next year, thanks for the tip!
I live in Utah and planted 25 tomato plants this year (first real year with tomatoe plants). I ordered an heirloom mix from White Flower Farms in Connecticut and Green Zebras was one of them. We have been enjoying them. I was wondering when to pick them. I have been picking them when they turned yellow. They are a bit tart. Are they less tart when not so yellow? Brandywine was also one of the kind in the mix and it is my new favorite. Large, beautiful fruit! Thanks for your post!ReplyDelete
Flavor is subjective of course! And I kind of like tart flavors, so that might be why I like this tomato so much. I think I like the flavor best when they're barely starting to show some yellow.ReplyDelete
Brandywines are great too! They've been my favorite for a long time before this.
I'm in Rhode Island and first we had June with no sunshine, then the blight took over. I thought my tomatoes had escaped and were going to make it, but last week I discovered blight on the fruit. Darn it! I suppose I can cut off the bad bits, cook them and can them. But it's not the same as having nice lovely fresh tomatoes.ReplyDelete
I have one indoor plant going and hope I can get tomatoes through the winter. I managed to force tomatoes off of my indoor plants up until January last year.
Fingers crossed that next year is better.
I'll have to try Green Zebras . . . they sure look intriguing. :o)ReplyDelete
My tomatoes are suffering from the fact that I have small children to take care of before the garden, and no sprinkler system. (This year's garden is in a few largish pots on the back patio, as we're in a rental, and there's no. garden. space.)
My favorite tomato is Matt's Wild Cherry. They're currant tomatoes, no more than 1/2" across, but their flavor is the best of any tomato I've ever eaten, hands down. We got our first seeds from Johnny's, but I believe that other places have them now.
Kelly, I've never tried growing tomatoes indoors, but it sounds interesting. Sorry to hear about the bad luck this year.ReplyDelete
Annalea, making a note of Matt's Wild Cherry tomato, haven't heard of that before.
We're in SoCal, where it gets over 100 degrees in the summer, so it's been a challenge for us Midwesterners to find a variety of tomato that will grow, much less thrive in this climate. The best growing tomato we've found is the Juliette, an indeterminate small plum-shaped tomato. It tastes great & will produce lots of little gems right up until Christmas or beyond, depending on when the first hard frost comes.ReplyDelete
Jay, another tomato variety I haven't heard of! Making a note of all these for next summer. Very jealous you have tomatoes that long; here we sometimes have tomatoes into October, but usually not much longer.ReplyDelete
- Dan in WISeptember 9, 2009 at 8:31 AM
I just started a garden this year with my spouses purcahse of 8 Olive tomatoe plants as part of a school fundraiser. Needless to say, I've got enough olive tomatoes to make salads and salsa for a long time. I recently found some green zebra tomatoes at my local farmers market and fell in love. I've saved seeds from one (the ones I got had very few seeds) and hope to get at least one plant from that for next year.ReplyDelete
Dan olive tomatoes are another variety I have never tried! (And I'm very impressed you are saving the seeds for next year's tomatoes; I usually just buy plants from the garden store!)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2009 at 11:15 PM
After a week out of town, returned to find my tomato plants in a container are okay, still green, but several have grown quite a bit; however on one side of the container, a lot of the leaves are yellow. I assume it was because I placed the container to catch the sprinkler system while I was away and it may have been over watered.ReplyDelete
Still thinking of those incredible green zebra tomatoes, Kalyn, from your garden. I will plant them next year.
Cheers, Wanda
These tomatoes look like such fun! I'll have to keep an eye out for these ones. There is just nothing like a warm, sweet tomato straight out of the garden in the middle of summer.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2011 at 2:29 PM
I LOVE Green Zebra tomatoes but have a hard time finding them here in WA. Do you get starter plants or do you order from the Aunt Martha's seeds that you mentioned? Thanks!ReplyDelete
I haven't tried growing them from seeds. As soon as tomatoes start showing up in the stores, I just keep looking until I find them. Last year I found some at Home Depot, but usually I have to get them at a garden store.ReplyDelete
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COLTON - It was mid-March when an online battle between students at Colton-Pierrepont and Potsdam took an ugly turn.
Two Potsdam High School students drove through the Colton-Pierrepont school parking lot with one of the men brandishing a rifle at the schools lacrosse team practiced in the area.
It led to a lockdown at the school and reminded parents, school staff and students alike of incidents with far more tragic results that have taken place in schools from Colorado to Connecticut in recent years.
Armed with a rifle, Sawyer M. Pignona headed to the Colton-Pierrepont Central School parking lot March 18 to scope it out for a fight, state police said at the time of the incident.
Once there, police said, the Hannawa Falls teenager brandished the weapon from a car window. Troopers charged Pignonawith a felony count of criminal possession of a weapon on school ground. A friend who allegedly drove Pignona to the school, Connor I. Warden, Potsdam, also was charged with criminal possession of a weapon on school grounds.
Their cases have moved through the court system in recent months and part of the plea bargain agreement reached between prosecutors and defense attorneys - working with school district officials - called for the sentence of the two teenagers to include an educational component, a reminder how simple it can be for a fight on Facebook to escalate into a situation.
St. Lawrence County District Attorney Nicole M. Duve said in July the plea was the result of an agreement reached after an extensive meeting on July 9 at the school between school officials, Ms. Duve;, Pignona, his attorney, Anthony M. Neddo; Warden; and his attorney, Gary Miles.
Colton-Pierrepont Central Superintendent Joseph A. Kardash commended Ms. Duves office at the time and said he was glad to see the school and community involved in what might be the appropriate first step in the healing process. As an educator, we certainly look at any of these incidents as an opportunity to teach, get better and move forward, Mr. Kardash said.
That teachable moment continued this week when Ms. Duve and Mr. Miles returned to the school and discussed internet safety with Colton-Pierrepont high school and junior high school students before they were given their school-issued laptop computers for the 2013-14 school year.
They reminded students that the incident that culminated with the arrests of Warden and Pignona stemmed from an internet chat.
They had no idea what they were engaging in was illegal, much less a felony. It was all precipitated by a bunch of internet communications which Ive listened to, Ive seen transcripts of, Mr. Miles said. What transpired over the net disgusted me. As a defense attorney, Ive been around for over 30 years in the courts and not much bothers me, but the discussion that was going on on the net between the students from here and the students from Potsdam was absolutely disgusting. It was scary.
Ms. Duve opened the presentation by notifying the students and their parents that they would be discussing cases they have dealt with related to cyber bullying, sexting, and other internet safety related issues.
I know that a lot of you have heard the terms cyber bullying, suicide, sexting, internet stalking, all of those types of things. ... What wed like to do tonight is share with you a couple of instances where those issues really hit home and really had an impact locally, Ms. Duve said. I dont know how many of the types of things that we run into happen here within this school community but we do have one particular instance where the internet and Facebook in particular played a large role in the events that happened late last school year with a couple of kids from the Potsdam area who came and brought a gun onto the school grounds with them.
Warden told troopers that he drove the armed Pignona to the school at about 3:50 p.m. March 18, according to court documents.
We left Sawyers house and he told me that we were going to a parking lot to scope it out for a fight, Mr. Warden said in a police deposition .Before we left Sawyers house he grabbed a long gun from his house and two red bandannas, Mr. Warden said. Sawyer told me where to go and we ended up at Colton school.
There, Warden said, they pulled into a back lot and observed three kids in the back of the school.
Pignona opened the passenger side window and stuck the gun out, Warden told troopers, although he said he was not sure whether Pignona actually aimed it at the youths. Warden said Pignona told him the gun was not loaded.
The schools lacrosse coach, James A. Nee, told troopers in his deposition that he was with his team when he saw a vehicle approaching at about 4 p.m. He waved his hands and walked toward the car to tell the driver that practice was under way in the lot.
The vehicle turned and backed away, but then Mr. Nee noticed that the passenger rolled his window down and thrust out what appeared to be a rifle. The passenger held it out the window and was shaking it while saying what sounded like whoo hoo, before driving away, Mr. Nee told state police.
I turned to usher the other kids that were still outside to go inside, Mr. Nee told troopers. All the while I was hoping that the passenger was not going to fire any rounds in my direction.
Warden told police that he and Pignona then went back to Sawyers house and hung out for a while.On the way back, I asked Sawyer why he pointed the gun out the window, and he told me that it does not matter, Warden said.
All students were then brought into the building and all doors were locked, Mr. Kardash wrote in a statement posted on the districts Facebook page and website. Once the police arrived to secure the premises, parents were called to pick up students and after-school activities were cancelled.
Mr. Miles used this case specifically to talk about the dangers of the web.
Its easy. I say its easy to communicate over the net and say things, dangerous things. Its very easy to do that because youre not looking at someones face. Youre not standing there in front of them and you dont have to worry about consequences like getting punched out or something like that, he said. Thats exactly what happened here. This got so far out of hand that these two decided, Lets go onto school grounds at Colton-Pierrepont and they brought an empty shotgun in the car with them. They just had no idea what kind of trouble they had gotten themselves into. ... What you guys need to know is: whatever you put on your computer or on your phone, I dont care if you erase it, I dont care what you do to take care of it, it is never gone, he said.
Ms. Duve reiterated that message. The internet isnt very forgiving, it lasts forever. We have countless examples in my office where things have been put on the internet and, in particular, it happens to be more often than not young ladies who find themselves with pictures without clothing on that have been circulated even by text message or instant message or what have you. Those photographs, once theyre on the internet, are darn near impossible to get off and somewhere along the line somebody may be able to get it or find it or track it down, she said.
Ms. Duve also reminded students that there are victims of internet bullying in the area.
Not all that long ago, it was around New Years Eve, my oldest son started college this year. During his senior year in high school he had some friends over for New Years Eve and among those friends was a very good friend of his, Ms. Duve said. While we were there, he gets a message from his family that his younger brother has attempted suicide. ... It was a very harrowing sort of thing and a lot of it had to do with how he was being treated by his peers, not just in person and in school, but online.
These things happen here. That happened here in St. Lawrence County. That happened close to home, she added.
Pignonapleaded guilty to a felony count of criminal possession of a weapon on school grounds and second-degree menacing on July 12 in St. Lawrence County Court.
He is scheduled to be back in court this month at which time the DAs office anticipates he will be sentenced to interim probation for one year to allow him to fulfill certain obligations under the plea agreement.
Included in the requirements of interim probation, Pignona will be required to participate in community service in the form of a minimum one hour presentation to be given at all consenting school districts in St. Lawrence County. The presentation is expected to include a discussion about the events leading up to the criminal conduct, the consequences, the impact on others and the community, the role of social media and lessons learned. For every school district that chooses not to participate, 25 hours of community service will be imposed with priority to be given to the Colton-Pierrepont community for the service of those hours.
Wardenwas placed under one year of interim probation last month after pleading guilty to the felony criminal possession of a weapon on school grounds.
IfWarden successfully completes his interim probation with terms similar to his co-defendant, he will earn the opportunity to have his felony plea vacated in exchange for a guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge.
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While there is controversy when it comes to the existence of ghosts, word has it that these creatures (or else) really exist and continue to haunt certain historical places. One of the most haunted places in the world is Naples, the capital of Italian region referred known as Campania. If you would like to know, here are the Naples haunted places.
Palm cottage
Palm cottage is touted to be the oldest house in the city of Naples. Available evidence indicates that it was built in 1895. The house is currently open to the public for guided tours, made possible by the Naples Historical society. According to some people, the house started having ghostly encounters it was open for renovations. Workers at the site complained that they would find their tools moved and certain hallways had cold spots.
Koreshan State Historic Site
In 1869, Chicago doctor named Cyrus Teed adopted a new name (Koresh) and developed a new sect in which he was self-declared Messiah. He decided to bring his followers to Naples in 1984 and built a commune he called the Koreshan Unity. Teed died later in 1908 and his follower decided to tarry until he resurrects.
When he failed to resurrect, Naples health department decided the body was a health risk and so they disposed of the body. The body was later placed on a mausoleum on the beach but it was washed out to the sea years later by a hurricane. Other Koreshans came with the last dying in 1982 and their spirits (including that of Teed) are thought to continue watching over the land. Several witnessed shadow people who disappear on the trails and floating orbs of light as well as unexplained voices in the buildings.
First National Bank Building
Remember the film "Day of the Dead"; it was set on this 1914 granite building. The movie opens with the evidence of blood spatters on the walls and the building is filled with zombie actors. While this is just a movie, witnesses claim that the building is actually haunted. Employees in the building have complained for a number of years that they see ghost of a man who runs through the stairwell. This building is located close to The Dunes community in Naples.
Useppa Island
History has it that a little girl named Useppa, who was kidnapped in Havana and imprisoned by a pirate named Jose Gaspar on an island that was later named after the girl, was murdered (via beheading). Proponents claim that they see her headless ghost walking along the shore of the island.
Cabbage Key Inn
The Jimmy Buffett hit is believed by locals to have been inspired by Cheeseburger in Paradise, the inns restaurants specialty. However, this historic site is also well known for its ghost haunts. A phantom of a long brown haired woman is believed to visit the inn's guest rooms and a busser was once seen flying across the kitchen. Pundits believe that the phantom is a woman who came to Naples from New York, lived in the restaurant and later died of tuberculosis.


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NEW ORLEANS - Joe Flacco told us he was good. And now we believe him.
The Most Valuable Player in Sunday's Super Bowl had a whirlwind day on Monday: big news conference in the morning, the requisite trip to Disney World in the afternoon and an evening visit scheduled with David Letterman, all the trappings of modern NFL celebrity encapsulated in one sweetheart of a day after.
When the Baltimore Ravens' field general suggested last spring that he was an elite quarterback there was a lot of polite coughing, except where there were outright guffaws. How could a quarterback who'd never been to a Pro Bowl, let alone a Super Bowl, think he was elite?
Now we know: Flacco's playoff performance compares favorably with Joe Montana, and one of Sunday's Super Bowl advertisements had fun comparing Montana to a deity.
Flacco threw 11 touchdown passes and no interceptions during these playoffs, just like Montana in the playoffs following the 1989 season. That includes Flacco's 287-yard, three-touchdown showing in Sunday's 34-31 victory against Montana's ancestral team, the San Francisco 49ers
Add it all up and Flacco is in the driver's seat - not only of the 2014 Corvette Stingray bequeathed to the game's MVP, but in talks for a for more lucrative pact from his team. Flacco gambled on himself when he tabled a long-term contract offer before the season - and won big.
He joked after Sunday's game about pounding on the desk of Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti.
"Me and Steve have had some good talks through the last few months," Flacco said. "I'm pretty optimistic. But who knows? This is a great organization. I love being here. It's a great city. I don't anticipate any problems."
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Miller RS, Torti FM, Shipley WU: Bladder. In Chemoradiation: An Integrated Approach to Cancer Treatment. John MJ et al (eds). Philadelphia, PA: Lea & Febiger, pp. 384- 399, 1993.
Miller, RS. Effective use of the Internet for patient-physician communication. In American Society of Clinical Oncology Educational Book. Spring, 2006.
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Miller RS. PDAs and the practice of oncology. ASCO Technology News. January 2004: 7-9.
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Miller RS. IT Help Desk: Patient-physician e-mail. J Oncol Prac 2006; 2:255-256. Miller RS. PDAs for oncologists. J Oncol Pract 2007; 3:45-46.
Miller RS. Electronic health records for the practicing oncologist: 2007 update on ASCOs role. J Oncol Pract 2007; 3:106-107.
American Society of Clinical Oncology. The Oncology Electronic Health Record Field Guide: Selecting and Implementing an EHR. Alexandria, VA: ASCO, 2008 (contributor).
Shulman LN, Miller RS, Ambinder EP, Yu PP, Cox JV. Principles of safe practice using an oncology EHR system for chemotherapy ordering, preparation, and administration, Part 1 of 2.J Oncol Pract 2008; 4:203-206.
Shulman LN, Miller RS, Ambinder EP, Yu PP, Cox JV. Principles of safe practice using an oncology EHR system for chemotherapy ordering, preparation, and administration, Part 2 of 2.J Oncol Pract 2008; 4:254-257.
Miller RS. Web portals and patient information-seeking behaviors. J Oncol Pract 2009; 5:182-183.
Miller RS. The oncology EHR: The time may be now. ASCO Daily News Expert Editorial; June 7, 2010.
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Miller RS, Freiha FS, Reese JH, Ozen H, Torti FM. Surgical restaging of patients with advanced transitional cell carcinoma of the urothelium treated with cisplatin, methotrexate, and vinblastine: Update of the Stanford University experience. Proc Annu Meet Am Soc Clin Oncol 1991;10:A530.
Miller RS, Freiha FS, Torti FM: Surgical resection of residual tumor mass following chemotherapy for advanced transitional cell carcinoma. In Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Advances in Urologic Oncology, San Remo (Italy), March 18-20, 1993, New Trends in Diagnosis and Treatment ofBladder Cancer. Giuliani F, Santi L, Boccardo F, Pescatore D (eds). Mnchen: Sympomed, pp. 370-381, 1994.
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Moulins, Calving Fronts and Greenland Outlet Glacier Acceleration
The first mechanism for explaining the change in velocity is the "Zwally effect", which relies on meltwater reaching the glacier base and reducing the friction through a higher basal water pressure. A moulin is the conduit for the additional meltwater to reach the glacier base. This idea, proposed by Jay Zwally, was observed to be the cause of a brief seasonal acceleration of up to 20 % on the Jakobshavns Glacier in 1998 and 1999 at Swiss Camp (Zwally et al., 2002). The acceleration lasted two-three months and was less than 10% in 1996 and 1997 for example. They offered a conclusion that the "coupling between surface melting and ice-sheet flow provides a mechanism for rapid, large-scale, dynamic responses of ice sheets to climate warming". The acceleration of the three glaciers had not occurred at the time of this study and they were not concluding or implying that the meltwater increase was the cause of the aforementioned acceleration. However, many others have made this assertion and are investigating (Stearns and Hamilton, 2007). Examination of recent rapid supra-glacial lake drainage documented short term velocity changes due to such events, but they had little significance to the annual flow of the large glaciers outlet glaciers (Das et.al, 2008).
The second mechanism is a "Jakobshavn effect", coined by Terry Hughes, (1986), where a force small imbalance of forces caused by some perturbation can cause a substantial non-linear response. In this case an imbalance of forces at the calving front propagates up-glacier. Thinning causes the glacier to be more buoyant, even becoming afloat at the calving front, and is responsive to tidal changes. The reduced friction due to greater buoyancy allows for an increase in velocity. This is akin to letting off the emergency brake a bit. The reduced resistive force at the calving front is then propagated up glacier via longitudinal extension in what R. Thomas calls a backforce reduction (Thomas, 2003 and 2004). For ice streaming sections of large outlet glaciers (in Antarctica as well) there is always water at the base of the glacier that helps lubricate the flow. This water is, however, generally from basal processes, not surface melting.
If the Zwally effect is the key than since meltwater is a seasonal input, velocity would have a seasonal signal. If the Jakobshavn effect is the key the velocity will propagate up-glacier, the terminus velocity will be impacted by tides, and there will be no seasonal cycle.
On Jakobshavn the acceleration began at the calving front and spread up-glacier 20 km in 1997 and up to 55 km inland by 2003 (Joughin et al., 2004). On Helheim the thinning and velocity propagated up-glacier from the calving front. Each of the glaciers fronts did respond to tidal variations indicating they had become afloat, detached from their bed (Hamilton et al, 2006). This had been the case at Jakobshavn for the last 50 years, but not for Helheim or Kangerdlussuaq. In each case the major outlet glaciers accelerated by at least 50%, much larger than the impact noted due to summer meltwater increase. On Jakobshavn the acceleration was not restricted to the summer, persisting through the winter when surface meltwater is absent.
As a result of the above Luckman et al. ( 2006) concluded:
"The most plausible sequence of events is that the thinning eventually reached a threshold, ungrounded the glacier tongues and subsequently allowed acceleration, retreat and further thinning. It is reasonable to believe that the 1998 Jakobshavn speed-up, also following a long period of stability, was triggered by the same processes of thinning but occurred earlier and after a shorter period of thinning because the tongue was already afloat."
Examination of the acceleration of other glaciers such as the Petermann Glacier indicate a much smaller acceleration than that observed on three glaciers we have focused, and indeed it is in the summer and of a magnitude that the Zwally effect could explain (Rignot, 2005). Other large outlet glaciers such as the Rinks and Daugaard-Jensen have been stable since 1960 (Stearns et al, 2005). Many other lesser outlet glaciers have accelerated substantially.
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