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The Ogdensburg stores last day open was Monday.
Fashion Bug stores in Ogdensburg and Massenas Harte Haven Shopping Center announced their closings after a corporate buyout in June of Lane Bryant, owner Charming Shoppes Inc., by the Ascena Retail Groups. According to its website, Charming Shoppes will be closing approximately 600 of its remaining stores scattered across the U.S. in 43 states.
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With the Jets' acquisition of Santonio Holmes from Pittsburgh last Sunday, the run-heavy philosophy that drove 2009's success is officially in question, and Jerricho Cotchery is ecstatic about the possibilities.
After spending Wednesday morning showcasing Reebok's ZigTech sneaker for the media at the Reebok Sports Club in Lincoln Square, the seventh-year receiver beamed while discussing the offensive possibilities with the Jets' wealth of weaponry.
Cotchery never wondered if the Jets' additions — Holmes and former Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson — would negatively impact his role. Instead, he challenged opposing defenses to figure out how to stop an offense that boasts three receivers who have primary-target ability.
"When you have your third guy — your third cornerback playing one of us — what are you really going to do with that?" Cotchery asked. "It's going to create a lot of problems, a lot of problems for defenses and I'm just thrilled to be a part of it."
Holmes, the Super Bowl XLIII MVP, is fresh off a 1,248-yard, five-touchdown season in Pittsburgh, and Braylon Edwards earned Pro Bowl honors with the Browns in 2007 following a career-best 1,289-yard season with 16 touchdowns. Cotchery also nabbed a career-high 1,130 yards in 2007 through 15 games.
"We didn't even bring up the other weapons as far as the tight ends and running backs," Cotchery said. "So just talking about the receivers, now you're looking at, 'What are we gonna do?'"
Although Patriots nose tackle Vince Wilfork wasn't too concerned with the possibilities, telling reporters Tuesday that the Jets' acquisitions look good "on paper," it will be interesting to see how defenses change their approach against a team that won't rely so heavily on the run going forward.
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"We just clicked. We know what each other is thinking, and that's the key," Cotchery said, describing his relationship with Sanchez. "That's the key, so we're going to try and get that same chemistry with everyone else on the offense, and once we do that — look out."
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How sad it was the day after the New York Rangers lost game
1 to see so many Ranger "fans" already handing the Stanley Cup to the Kings.
Actually it wasn't sad it was a huge pile of crap to look around and see so
many crybabies whining over the loss of ONE game as if the world was coming to
an end.
Hello it is a best of seven series for a reason so if losing
one game is causing you to quit on this team then please just leave and stop
watching. It is nonsense that just because the Rangers lost in overtime that
bloggers are claiming that the clock is striking midnight on the "Cinderella"
"Cinderella"? The Rangers entered the playoffs as the 5th seed in the eastern conference not the 8th seed who needed a miracle
on the final day of the season just to make the playoffs. "Cinderella" doesn't
finish with 96 points or 45 wins during the regular season.
The true test of being a fan comes when the team is facing
adversity and honestly even if they lose game 2 in Los Angeles will that mean
the Rangers can't win the cup. The Rangers can win game 2 and take the series
back to New York tied up at 1-1.
The Rangers lost game one according to Coach Alain Vigneault
because there were too many players who did not bring their "A" game. Think about
it they lost 3-2 in overtime and they didn't play their best game.
Nothing against the Kings who are a rock solid team as
advertised but they had a lot of trouble with the Ranger speed. The Kings did a
good job preventing the Rangers in the 3rd period from using that
speed but they still had breakdowns. That the Rangers failed to convert on
those breakdowns is part of why there are people foolishly jumping off the
I will say this much and that you can see which Ranger fans
are the older ones as they have been through way worse than losing just one
game. There are way worse feelings than losing a single game if you are a
Ranger fan.
Maybe I saw a different game than those who are crying that "the
sky is falling" as to me it was about not building on that 2-0 lead early in
the first. Yes the Rangers just didn't play a "smart" game but they have played
worse even in this playoff season if you can remember game 4 against the Penguins.
Just relax and give this team the chance that they have
rightfully earned instead of writing them off. Have some faith in the coach who
has earned a lot of respect for the job he has done getting the Rangers to this
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Winter Haven, FL -- The Beloit College Baseball team can't seem to shake the errors on their Spring Trip. And it hurt them again on Friday in a 6-3 loss to Penn State University-Altoona.
PSUA jumped on top in the bottom of the first with a run before the Buccaneers scored twice in the third to take the lead. Ethan Blumenthal doubled in Sean Little, who had walked, to tie it up. Blumenthal then stole third, his seventh steal of the trip, and continued on to score on a throwing error by the catcher. But the Lions knotted it up again in the bottom of the inning with an unearned run.
Penn State took the lead for good in the sixth inning with a pair of runs. Beloit pulled back to within 4-3 in the seventh when Andrew Edwards singled in Will Mack, who had doubled. But that was the end of the scoring for the Bucs. PSUA added two unearned runs in the bottom of the seventh to close out the scoring.
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Bowden says, "Wright's long-term future in New York is hardly guaranteed," and notes Sandy Alderson's willingness to let go or deal notable stars with the A's and Padres.
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But if the Mets and Wright cannot agree to an extension, Bowden believes the Red Sox, Angels, Diamondbacks, Royals and Rangers could all matchup as trade partners for Alderson this winter.
Michael Baron, ContributorI suppose I agree with Bowden in that Wright isn't guaranteed to be a Met for the rest of his career. He isn't signed beyond 2012, and there's always the possibility the two sides won't come to terms on a new deal. But I wouldn't expect this negotiation to go quickly, either. It's a big deal with a lot of questions in between for both parties. But, like I said yesterday, it doesn't matter if it had gotten done in October, or the two sides need more time, as long as they get it done. I admit I'll be totally at ease only when Wright is standing at the podium in the Caesars Club talking about his future with the organization with his Met hat and jersey on. But I do remain confident this will get done and soon.


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While East Carbon City and Sunnyside City may be separated by only one mile, they share many things including ambulance and police service in the area. But one question remains on the minds of some living in the area: why the need for each city to have their own fire department?
The topic was brought up during the Sunnyside City Council meeting on Tuesday night when Sunnyside City Mayor Doug Parsons discussed reasons for the Community Impact Board denying the city funding with a full grant for a new fire truck. Parsons told the council he was informed that one of the main reasons for the CIB turning down their funding request was due to the two cities having separate fire departments, instead of having one fire department for the area. The CIB has in the past recommended that both cities work on combining departments.
"There are benefits to having both fire departments join together," said Parsons. One main reason for merging the fire departments into one would help provide a better chance of receiving funding from the CIB, he said.
Parsons and the council were in agreement that the city should look into the topic of combining the departments and are in the process of drafting a formal letter to East Carbon City to possibly open discussion about it.
Councilman Kelly Maynes said the Sunnyside and East Carbon City fire departments both respond to emergency calls whenever they come in. Maynes questioned why the cities would each need one fire department when comparing it to other services provided in the area.
"We have one police department and one ambulance service in the area. Why not have just one fire department?" Maynes questioned.
Parsons and the council were in agreement that the city should look into the topic of combining both departments and are in the process of drafting a formal letter to East Carbon City to possibly open discussion about it.
Both Sunnyside and East Carbon have worked with the CIB on getting new equipment and vehicles, including new fire trucks. But because each city has their own department, they both send requests to the CIB for funding specifically catered to their own city, which can create problems for both cities.
"If we go after a new fire truck, they (East Carbon City) do it as well," which can cause problems, according to Gene Madrid, Sunnyside City fire chief.
"There are benefits to having both of the departments join together," Madrid said including such reasons as having a greater chance of receiving funding from the CIB when submitting requests, lowering the overall cost of providing a service, sharing equipment, vehicle and other associated costs.
While there may be many positives to the proposed idea, there would be some difficult work ahead, Madrid said. Every piece of equipment would need to be inventoried, the pay structure would need to be overhauled and scheduling for shifts would be just some of the questions that would need to be answered.
Madrid said the two cities last discussed the idea at length when the talking concerning funding on the Joint Public Safety Building started in 2007. Both of the city councils looked into the idea of merging the departments but the idea ultimately fell through. Madrid said he was unsure of exactly what the reasons were for the idea never coming to pass.
"We never heard of any reasons from East Carbon about why it fell through," he stated.
The JPSB, which opened in 2009, cost about $1.9 million to build, with the original cost rising by $300,000 due to inflation that caused materials to build the structure to rise. When the project was approved by the CIB, it came with a 30-year loan with zero percent interest and a two-year payment deferment. The $300,000 was to be evenly divided up between both cities.
To help both of the cities pay for the loan, Carbon County provides each entity with $5,000 a year.
"We went through a long drawn out process to get grants for the Joint Public Safety Building," said Parsons of the two cities' quest to bring a building to the area.
Bringing all of the fire trucks from East Carbon City over to the JPSB was a topic of debate among the East Carbon City council four years ago. At the time, Orlando LaFontaine, East Carbon City mayor, said the CIB nearly canceled the funding for the JPSB project when it was made clear that members on the council wanted to keep a fire truck in the town, instead of parking it at the building, which they had promised to do for the fire department.
"I think it should be done," LaFontaine said citing one positive that the change should help lower costs to both cities.
LaFontaine also said the cities could look into the possibility of creating a fire or safety district within the area. A board would be created for the fire fighters to work on things such as getting funding for new fire trucks, equipment, training and much more, he explained.
Combining both fire departments could also help ensure that fire fighters on the crews have more opportunities for training and working on their certifications with the abundance of volunteers on the crew, LaFontaine said.
"Having just one fire department would help bring things closer together too," said LaFontaine.
If the two departments merged and became one, there would be over 20 fire fighters on the crew, Madrid said when adding the crews of both cities together.
LaFontaine said he is looking into having the topic be placed on the agenda for the next East Carbon City council meeting on Aug. 9.
While the cities and their respective fire departments may have differing opinions on the matter, LaFontaine said everyone involved should focus on the issue of safety and how this idea may help everyone living in the area.
"If the people involved from both cities really cared about their towns, this should be done," he said.


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There's no doubt that Flipboard, the iPad app that displays content from Facebook (FB), Twitter, magazines, and newspapers in a consolidated interface, made a huge splash two years ago. Its design became a techie and fan favorite. For one thing, just like reading a magazine, you could turn pages with the swipe of a finger. Apple named it the best iPad app of 2010. As of July, 20 million users had signed up.
Now comes the next hurdle for the company. Just like Facebook, Flipboard cannot live on investor funds alone. It has to figure out how to make money through advertising. Co-founder and CEO Mike McCue has been pitching to major brands that ads on Flipboard generate more revenue for advertisers than the tired old banner ads on websites and mobile apps. Flipboard's design requires readers to engage with an ad as they swipe to turn pages. McCue's position is that people are ignoring the ads running down the right panel on a website. A Flipboard ad is more like a full-page print ad. In order to get to a magazine's stories, you have to flip through the pages.
Flipboard is targeting their efforts on magazines like Vogue and Elle whose readers prefer the glossy, full-screen ads typical of those magazines. To encourage companies to advertise through Flipboard and get in front of the readers of these publications, ads of similar quality to those in the print versions are showing up in the Flipboard portfolio. Ads from companies like Verizon, Levi's, and Universal Pictures are appearing within articles of publications like Vanity Fair and tech websites like Engadget and GigaOM. "They have figured out a way to make print ads look beautiful in a digital environment," says Alan Cohen, OMD USA's CEO.
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News from the world of Maths
November 3, 2010
You're unlikely to ever run into a black hole, but here's what it "looks" and "sounds" like when two black holes run into each other. The movie shows a simulation of the gravitational waves generated when two black holes collide and form a third, and the sound file shows what these waves would sound like if you cold hear them.
October 29, 2010
SCIENAR, a European project to stimulate and develop links between science and art, has just produced a new DVD exploring three emblematic scenarios where science and art intersect. Looking at three historical ages, antiquity, the renaissance and modern times, the DVD explores a range of topics, from ancient geometry to perspective in renaissance art, as well as relativity and chaos theory.
October 18, 2010
Benoît Mandelbrot, the father of fractal geometry, died last Thursday at the age of 85. Born in Poland in 1924, Mandelbrot had dual French and American citizenship and spent most of his working life in the US. He died of cancer in a hospice in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
October 15, 2010
If you're an artist who's inspired by maths and science, here's a chance to exhibit your work. Through its annual open exhibition opportunities, Orleans House Gallery in London helps artists both locally and nationally to showcase their work in group exhibitions. Each year, over 500 individual artists exhibit work in a range of open exhibitions across three galleries in London: Orleans and Stables Galleries, Twickenham and the Riverside Gallery in Richmond.
October 15, 2010
Well, it goes to no-one because there isn't a Nobel Prize for maths. Some have speculated that Alfred Nobel neglected maths because his wife ran off with a mathematician, but the rumour seems to be unfounded. But whatever the reason for its non-appearance in the Nobel list, it's maths that makes the science-based Nobel subjects possible and it usually plays a fundamental role in the some of the laureates' work. Here we'll have a look at two of the prizes awarded this year, in physics and economics.
October 5, 2010
The Maths Careers website has launched a poster competition for students aged 11 to 19. You're invited to pick a historical mathematician and design an A4 poster about them. Do a little digging and find out the things they don't teach in your maths lessons – who were these mathematicians? What were their lives like? How did they come up with their great mathematical ideas? The best three posters from readers aged 11-14, 14-16 and 16-19 will win an iPod shuffle and a £25 iTunes voucher, and your posters will also appear on the Maths Careers website for everyone to see.
October 4, 2010
The physicist Brian Cox, presenter of the BBC2 series Wonders of The Solar System has teamed up with the Big Bang science fair to launch the Big Bang Lesson. Brian will visit one school somewhere in the UK and deliver a lesson based around the solar system.
October 4, 2010
In May this year Martin Gardner, who has inspired generations of mathematicians with his recreational maths, sadly passed away. He wanted no memorials, but he expressed a desire for the Gatherings for Gardner to continue - these were events held every two years in his honour, exploring all kinds of topics that would interest him, mathematics, science, art, magic, puzzles and more.


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TONAWANDA, NY - Boaters in the Niagara River had to abandon ship when their boat started smoking this afternoon just offshore from Niawanda Park.
Luckily, they were able to swim to a nearby boat that took them to shore. A dispatcher from the Erie County Sheriff's Office says their vessel drifted onto the rocks and had to be removed by a towing agency.
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Read: JT Miller Is Making His Mark
Julie Robenhymer came away impressed with Miller and said he is a guy "who makes nice crisp passes, has great vision and is a stud in face-offs."
Chris Peters writes at the United States of Hockey writes that Millers performance yesterday "showed why he's going to be a key to the team in the World Juniors this year."
Peters praised the maturity in his game from last year to this year and says "He's really good at working plays from the half wall and allowing things to develop in front of him. Miller has good speed and strength. He's shown great vision and confidence in all zones. Another solid effort today."
Last year at training camp John Tortorella said of Miller "You can see his strength, as far as his playmaking ability. For such a young guy, he's got the big body, he's got the big core. So, he's going to be someone we'll be watching, and I thought he was part of the best line we had tonight, the most consistent line."
Adam Rotter: Miller has three options for this coming season. He can make the Rangers, play in Hartford or return to Plymouth where he wouldn't burn a year off his entry-level deal. It's kind of similar to where Evgeny Grachev was in 2009-10 after he broke out in the OHL and won rookie of the year. He spent the year in Hartford, wasn't allowed to play in the WJC, and it's a move the Rangers regretted in hindsight. I think it would be a big step in his development to play in the World Juniors this year, no matter what level he is at, and be a leader and a guy that Team USA relies on.


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The Inn at Irish Hollow provides a perfect, romantic getaway. The eight-room B&B has two distinctly different types of rooms. Inside the main building—the General Store—three guest rooms are available. Decorated with early American and French antique furniture, poster beds, floral wall and window treatments, and original 4-inch, plank oak floors, these rooms are the more budget-friendly. Nestled behind the main building sit five private guest houses. Unlike anything you'd expect in this historic region, these rooms are luxuriously appointed in Ritz-Carlton style. The simplest of these is the French Maid's Cottage, which is an 1890s restored wood, roadside building. Its lush appointments reflect the other cottages' more elaborate decor. Two cottages called the Country English Cottages are bilevel with giant fireplaces. They both have the same gorgeous furniture, international style, plush baths and kitchenettes. In these intimate cottages it is so easy to find a little nook by a window to read or to sink into a couch to cocoon. The pretty, spacious Gardener's Cottage has a lighter feel with more pastel shades and an equestrian theme. Finally, the most exquisite cottage is the Station House. The Station House could easily be a luxurious home in the countryside. It has a massive stone fireplace visible from the bedroom's four poster bed, Jacuzzi tub and sitting room.
Regardless of where you stay, all rooms have fireplaces, whirlpools and hot tubs, internet access, luxurious bathrooms (Caldera bath and skin products) and breakfast. There are no telephones or televisions, but bookshelves stocked with good reads. There is Internet access. The rural inn is on 500 acres of undulating rural countryside and next to a 1,300+ acre nature preserve. It was once a hamlet of 10 called Rodden, Illinois. The owners have managed to preserve the historic feel of the area while providing all the accommodations you'd expect from a luxury resort.
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TrueSatan writes: Reminiscent of buggy whip manufacturers taking legal action against auto makers the former US Register of Copyrights Ralph Oman has given an amicus brief in the Aero case http://jstyre.com/misc/Oman_Amicus_20120921.pdf stating that all new technology should be presumed illegal unless and until approved by Congress. He goes further in stating that new technology providers should be forced to apply to Congress to prove that they don't upset existing business models.
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Yummy Gumdrop Tree: Taste How Good the Holidays Can Be
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Yummy Gumdrop Tree: Taste How Good the Holidays Can Be
Do you recall how the magical Goody Gumdrop Tree from the musical em>Babes in Toyland,/em> sweetened the disposition of all those who sampled the yummy gumdrops? Now you and your guests can enjoy that same mouthwatering experience throughout the holidays with this enchanting version. It's made of sturdy clear plastic and is easily decorated by sticking gumdrops on the branches. When in the mood for something sweet simply pick one off and pop it in your mouth. Also adds a festive flavor to your decor. Tree holds approx. 60 gumdrops; comes with a 1 lb. bag of gumdrops. Stands 12½" tall.
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Defending the Almighty
If you guessed this little segment is an excerpt from another tireless attempt on the part of a Christian to try and explain to me the evils of my atheistic ways, you guessed right. There is nothing unusual about this, of course, but it always brings to mind how believers can be so anxious to defend the will and honor of the creator of the universe.
The God of the Bible was never created, nor can he be destroyed, we are told. He exists, defining all concepts that govern existence, as the first and only cause of the universe. He sits, enthroned in glories unspeakable, with complete control over his creation. Nothing happens without his knowledge or consent of it. He has the power to hold the Pleiades Cluster in his right hand, along with the seven seas. He can be at one end of the universe, inside a quasar at any one moment in time, and right smack dab in Peoria, Illinois at the very same time. He can create or destroy in a mere thought. He is the traditional god idea of the Christians and of the world's great religions, yet he needs to be defended by lowly creatures, flesh bags like you and I: small, weak, slow-moving, lacking in intellect, short-lived, and often contemptibly unwise. Man is confined to one small planet on the outer fringes of the Milky Way. He is woefully ignorant of the mechanics of how the universe works. On top of all that, man is easily manipulated and led astray, prone to delusions and insanity, irrationality and self-destructive behavior, and yet man is the being who is called upon to defend this deity's existence! Since when should pauper peasants be responsible for representing the honor of the King? The absurdity compels me to scream!
Meanwhile, the Creator of the universe is sitting up on high, watching as floods and mudslides destroy homes and take lives. Strands of the flu virus mutate and spread, becoming more dangerous than before. Terrorists plant bombs on school buses full of children. Bodies are mangled into lifeless heaps of pummeled protoplasm in auto accidents, and for what? The theists will tell us why - because God has decided that we need work to do, cleaning up all the mess He made or allowed to happen. He could, quicker than a nanosecond, bring an end to evil everywhere and vanquish every doubt as to his existence. He is, after all, omnipotent. It would cost him nothing to rectify the world's wrongs, but like a lazy son who makes his crippled father do his work for him, the God of the Bible throws this responsibility in our laps, knowing that among the children of men that he created, there are those wayfaring souls who will boldly and eloquently defend him and make him look as good and as noble as a President or King.


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CANTON Village police are searching for a 4-foot-tall ATM and at least two intruders who wrenched it from the floor outside the Brewer Bookstore, 92 Park St. at St. Lawrence University last weekend.
One person is not going to be able to pick it up like a suitcase full of clothes, interim police Canton Village Chief Victor N. Rycroft said.
The North Country Savings Bank automated teller machine weighs more than 265 pounds.
Records show the machine, located in a vestibule with 24-hour access, was used last at 9:41 p.m. Friday, the chief said.
After that, its open ended, he said.
Its absence was not reported to police until 2:45 p.m. Saturday. Employees noticed the ATM was missing when they opened the store Saturday morning, but initially believed it had been removed for maintenance, police said.
Investigators and bank officials declined to say how much cash was in the machine, as the bank had not completed a full accounting following the theft. It had been reloaded with money on Wednesday, police said.
David C. Swanson, bank president and CEO, declined to say how much cash such a machine typically would hold.
Police and college security staff are reviewing surveillance footage, but had yet to pinpoint any suspects as of Monday, Mr. Rycroft said.
Whenever it took place, the theft would have been laborious, with thieves ripping the hefty, 52-inch-high ATM from its moorings and carrying the stolen machine through a well-lit area toward the parking lot on the south side of the building.
Investigators are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed any suspicious activity to contact them, though police acknowledged the robbery could have gone unnoticed amid crowds departing after a hockey game.
University spokeswoman Macreena A. Doyle said the game started at 7 p.m., and should have ended by about 9:30 p.m.
St. Lawrence had four security workers on duty that night, Ms. Doyle said, and they typically patrol the area around the bookstore entrance.
Anyone with information is asked to call Canton Police at 386-4561.
This is a first for us, Mr. Swanson said of the theft.
The bank has maintained an ATM at that location for at least a decade, he added, one of about 10 machines it operates around St. Lawrence County.
I think thats yet to be decided, Mr. Swanson replied when asked whether the bank would seek added security for its ATM at the bookstore, saying the matter would be discussed with the university.
The college is also considering its security procedures.
Were evaluating right now and will make a determination what, if anything, to change in the future, Ms. Doyle said.
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By Adhurim Mirtezai
A hacker chose Twitter to announce that he had stolen somewhere in the neighborhood of 50GBs worth of customer information from dozens of large banks. The data included full names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses related to Visa and MasterCard credit and debit card accounts.
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The hacker known as Reckz0r proclaimed that he had illegally accessed these banks' servers, and he provided the confidential data to prove it. Reckz0r boasted that he was only showing only a portion of the data stolen, and the full amount is "about 50GB or bigger" taken from "over 79 large banks." He also said that he had been working on his project over the last three months.
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Barbara Kotschwar, research fellow, has been associated with the Peterson Institute for International Economics since 2007. Her research focuses on trade, investment, and regional integration. Recent projects include comparative analyses of Latin American experiences with free trade agreements, Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in Latin America, an assessment of Mexico's economy, and studies on commercial relations between the United States and Middle East and North Africa (MENA) partners. Kotschwar is also adjunct professor of Latin American studies and economics at Georgetown University, where she has taught courses on political economy and trade and integration in the Americas since 1998.
Before joining the Institute, she was chief of the Foreign Trade Information System at the Organization of American States, where she also provided technical and analytical support to the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) process in the area of standards and technical barriers to trade in her capacity as senior trade specialist. She has advised Latin American and Caribbean governments on trade-related issues and has worked with multilateral and regional development banks on a variety of trade and development projects.
Her publications include Economic Normalization with Cuba: A Roadmap for US Policymakers (2014, with Gary Clyde Hufbauer),Understanding the Trans-Pacific Partnership (2013, with Jeffrey J. Schott and Julia Muir), Transportation and Communication Infrastructure in Latin America: Lessons from Asia (PIIE Working Paper 12-6, 2012), Chinese Investment in Latin American Resources: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (PIIE Working Paper 12-3, 2012, with Theodore Moran and Julia Muir); Reengaging Egypt: Options for US-Egypt Economic Relations (2010, with Jeffrey J. Schott); "Chile-US Free Trade Agreement: A Model to Follow?" in Capitalizing on the Morocco-US Free Trade Agreement: A Road Map to Success, ed. Hufbauer and Brunel (2009); "Mapping Investment Provisions in Regional Trade Agreements: Towards an International Investment Regime?" in Regional Rules in the Global Trading System, ed. Estevadeordal, Suominen, and Teh (Cambridge University Press, 2009); and "Trade and Standards: A Look at Central America," World Economy 25 (2002): 991–1018 (with Gary Hufbauer and John S. Wilson). She is also coeditor of Trade Rules in the Making: Multilateral and Regional Trade Arrangements (Brookings Institution Press/Organization of American States, 1999) and The Andean Community and the United States: Trade and Investment Relations in the 1990s (Organization of American States, 1998).
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A Day People Thought Would Never Happen: Washington Raises the Cuban Flag
Video | July 20, 2015
Barbara Kotschwar answers questions about the changing relations between Cuba and the United States, what the implications may be for Canada, and what new business opportunities may exist.
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Cuba and US Trade: Two-minute Guide to What Next
Blog post | December 18, 2014
The Financial Times discusses potential economic gains of normalized US-Cuban economic relations, based on the findings of Gary Clyde Hufbauer and Barbara Kotschwar's book Economic Normalization with Cuba: A Roadmap for US Policymakers.
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5 Things You Need to Know about Cuba's Economy
Blog post | December 17, 2014
Ian Talley's primer on Cuba's economy discusses Cuba's potential for growth, using figures from Gary Clyde Hufbauer and Barbara Kotschwar's book Economic Normalization with Cuba: A Roadmap for US Policymakers.
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One Big Risk for Cuba-US Relations: Moving Too Fast
Article | December 17, 2014
Neil Irwin discusses the risk of moving too fast to normalize US-Cuba relations, based on his reading of Gary Clyde Hufbauer and Barbara Kotschwar's book Economic Normalization with Cuba: A Roadmap for US Policymakers.
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Back Channel to Cuba; Economic Normalization with Cuba
Book review | November/December 2014
Foreign Affairs magazine discusses Gary Clyde Hufbauer and Barbara Kotschwar's recent study, Economic Normalization with Cuba: A Roadmap for US Policymakers.
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Puerto Rico's Troubled Economy and Dissent Over Statehood Options
Audio | December 17, 2013
Barbara Kotschwar discusses Puerto Rico's troubled economy and rising debt.
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Baltimore Port Welcomes Panama Canal Expansion
Video | July 2, 2013
Barbara Kotschwar discusses the significance of the Panama Canal expansion enabling larger ships from China to access ports on the East Coast of the United States.
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This is the Nintendo Advanced Video System, a prototype unit that was only ever publicly displayed once - at the 1985 Consumer Electronics Show - and was never manufactured. It's not a variant of the Nintendo Entertainment System that gamers around the world would grow to love over the course of the 1980s; this was originally it, intended to be Nintendo's primary machine in the West.
And what a machine it was. It was ridiculously ambitious, designed to accomodate external peripherals like electronic instruments, including accessories like a tape deck and keyboard and, most impressive of all, its controllers were wireless, operating via infa-red. We're not talking bulky add-ons or third-party accessories like the Satellite; we're talking the sleek, standard controller included with the console.
As you can see in these promotional images, released in early 1985 by Nintendo (and uploaded by former Nintendo mascot and executive Howard Phillips), it wasn't just the capabilities of the AVS that were different. The design of the console and controllers differed from those of the NES as well. The unit itself was more squat and streamlined, while the controllers featured large shiny buttons (and, weirdly, a terribly d-pad).
Sadly, as nice as it looked and as impressive its specs were, the AVS was ultimately scrapped for a number of reasons, from the wireless IR pad's poor performance to cost issues. In its place, Nintendo opted for the "lunchbox" NES that you'd be more familiar with, a console whose most extravagant features were that it had a plastic door. Following the AVS' debut in early 1985, the Nintendo Entertainment System was first revealed in June of that year, and would first go on sale in New York City in October 1985.
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Maria Lucia Madariaga, MD, was honored with the Willard Daggett Cardiothoracic Scholar award for her research focusing on ways to conduct heart and lung transplants with methods that do not require immunosuppressive drugs.
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Since its creation in 2008, the Willard Daggett Cardiothoracic Scholar award has been given to 11 residents pursuing cardiothoracic research who best embody its namesake's legacy of outstanding clinical work and scientific research. This year's honoree, Maria Lucia Madariaga, MD, was recognized for her research focusing on ways to conduct heart and lung transplants with methods that do not require immunosuppressive drugs.
"I am grateful to Dr. Daggett and the cardiothoracic surgical community for sponsoring this award," Madariaga says. "I think it's important for surgeons to ask questions and do research. The Daggett award recognizes the importance of physician-scientists and will support me in my efforts."
The scholarship was created to honor Daggett, a retired MGH cardiac surgeon who founded the MGH Laboratory of Surgical Cardiovascular Physiologic Research and developed numerous techniques that better protect the heart during heart and lung bypass surgery.
"Dr. Daggett is a pioneer in cardiac surgery who mentored hundreds of surgical trainees during his amazingly productive 50-year career at the MGH," says Joren C. Madsen, MD, DPhil, director of the MGH Transplant Center and co-director of the MGH Transplantation Biology Research Center, who manages the scholar program. "This annual award honors the many scientific advances that Dr. Daggett made to the field of cardiothoracic surgery and hopefully inspires the next generation of surgeon/scientists to achieve their own goals."
Madariaga was honored during the annual Mortimer Buckley, MD Lecture in Cardiac Surgery on May 30 in the Bigelow Ampitheater.
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Matthew 7:8 For every one who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened.
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Matthew 7:10 Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a serpent?
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Matthew 7:17 So, every sound tree bears good fruit, but the bad tree bears evil fruit.
Matthew 7:18 A sound tree cannot bear evil fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.
Matthew 7:19 Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire.
Matthew 7:20 Thus you will know them by their fruits.
Matthew 7:21 "Not every one who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.
Matthew 7:22 On that day many will say to me, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and cast out demons in your name, and do many mighty works in your name?'
Matthew 7:23 And then will I declare to them, 'I never knew you; depart from me, you evildoers.'
Matthew 7:24 "Every one then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house upon the rock;
Matthew 7:25 and the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat upon that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on the rock.
Matthew 7:26 And every one who hears these words of mine and does not do them will be like a foolish man who built his house upon the sand;
Matthew 7:27 and the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell; and great was the fall of it."
Matthew 7:28 And when Jesus finished these sayings, the crowds were astonished at his teaching,
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As conservative journalists and television pundits praise Mitt Romney for "hammering" President Obama during his foreign policy speech today at the Virginia Military Institute, a closer reading reveals very little difference between the two major party candidates on issue that are important to constitutionalists.
In fact, going by the content of his address today, a Romney presidency would see the continued growth of government and the expansion of the U.S. military's role as international regime topplers. Neither prospect, of course, should please those looking for an alternative to the status quo and a return to the limited government and non-interventionist policy preferred by our founding fathers.
One of the most morally and monetarily destructive elements of the current administration's foreign policy is the perpetuation of the preemptive war program initiated by the last Republican president, George W. Bush.
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Francisco went 1-3 with a 5.53 ERA in 48 relief appearances in 2012, having allowed 26 earned runs, 47 hits, 21 walks with 47 strikeouts in 42 1/3 innings in 2012 – he was shutdown after September 16 after being diagnosed with right elbow soreness.
Michael Baron, ContributorFrancisco's first season with the Mets was absolutely lost. He started off strong, but began to falter almost immediately. He reached a low point in Miami in early May when he blew two saves in three days. He seemed to bounce back after that, but then he injured his oblique, missed six weeks, and never got on track. He was intended to solidify the back end of the bullpen, but he did anything but in 2012. Between his contract (he's under control through 2013), injuries and poor performance, he doesn't have much trade value. So hopefully he can get his elbow healthy and be a stabilizing force next season.
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CAROLINE COUNTY, Va. (WUSA9/AP) -- People in Caroline County are not happy about bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaevbeing buried here.
Doswell is the home of KingDominionand people here do not want this place associated with an alleged terrorist accused of killing Americans.
When Tsarnaev wassecretlyburied at theIslamic cemetery in Doswell Va., neighbors were infuriated. They say they should have been consulted first.
The Virginia woman whose actions led to Tsarnaev being buried about 30 miles north of her Richmond home said she has no regrets despite an angry backlash from local officials and some cemetery neighbors.
Martha Mullen, a mental health counselor in private practice and a graduate of United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio, helped arrange for the burial Thursday at a small Islamic cemetery in Caroline County, after hearing on the radio about the difficulty finding a burial spot for Tsarnaev.
The secret interment ended a frustrating search for a community willing to take the body, which had been kept at a funeral parlor in Worcester until his body was moved to Virginia this week, unbeknownst to Caroline county officials.
"If you want to know how we feel, we are very angry over the bombing. We are like most Americans. That's not something that is supposed to happen. So we are not happy about that particular incident," officials said at a press conference.
Tsarnaevwas killed April 19 in a getaway attempt after agun battlewith police. His younger brother, Dzhokhar, was captured later and remains in custody.
Dozens of communities refused to take the body over concerns aboutgrave-sitevandalism and backlash from the public. Caroline county's sheriff says they are concerned.
It wasn't the owners of the cemetery whoinitiatedthe burial, but a woman in Richmond, a Christian, who said her faith tells her to love your enemies.
So how did the secret get out?
Take a look at Tamerlan Tsarnaev'sdeath certificate attached which states that he was shot by police and run over and dragged by a vehicle. As required by state law, it also shows where his body is buried: Doswell, Va.
Officials here are looking at the law to see if they can move him but at this point, since the cemetery is private property, it looks like Tamerlan Tsarnaev's body is here to stay.


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