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Man gets prison in pay-to-miscarry beating case
Vernal » Leo Harrison paused on Tuesday, thinking of how to explain what motivated his son to accept money to beat a pregnant teenager in an attempt to cause her to miscarry.
Aaron Harrison's circle of friends started influencing his decisions when he turned 18, his father said after a judge handed down a prison term to the now 21-year-old.
Harrison delved into petty theft. Then he got into trouble for having sexual relationships with minors. But Harrison's most shocking behavior, his father said, came in May: the day he accepted $150 from a 17-year-old pregnant girl he casually met at a Naples 7-Eleven and brought to the basement of his parent's house, where he kicked her in the stomach five times and bit her neck.
The 7-month-old fetus survived, Harrison was charged, and on Tuesday 8th District Judge A. Lynn Payne ordered him to serve up to five years in prison for the beating.
Leo Harrison said prison is the reality check his son, who is about to become a father, needs.
"I really hope he learns the meaning and value of life," Leo Harrison said, after attending Tuesday's sentencing with his 17-year-old son and parents.
"He says he is [sorry], but I don't think he is. He needs to take responsibility."
Harrison, of Naples, was also sentenced Tuesday in four other unrelated cases -- three of them third-degree felonies. Payne ordered the terms to run consecutively, meaning Harrison could serve up to 20 years behind bars.
The judge called Harrison's conduct in the beating case "horrible beyond description" and said he had "a remarkable disregard for human life."
"I don't think words can describe the kind of depraved conduct you entered into in trying to take the life of a child," Payne said.
In the beating case, Harrison had pleaded guilty to second-degree felony attempted murder, punishable by up to 15 years in prison. But Payne instead sentenced Harrison under Utah's anti-abortion statute, saying a charge of third-degree "attempted killing of an unborn child" better fit the facts of the case.
Deputy Uintah County Attorney Mark Thomas objected to the change, arguing Harrison's confession to police after the beating proves he viewed the situation as attempting to murder the fetus. Thomas pointed to a handwritten statement Harrison gave police that reads in part: "She started to ask me if I knew anyone to kill the kid for her and I said, 'No, I didn't."
"The term used by the defendant was 'to kill' the child," Thomas said, arguing the definition of homicide includes causing the death of another human being, including a fetus at any stage of development.
Thomas called Payne's decision to substitute the charge "unusual" and said his office will appeal.
"This was not an abortion. This was an attempt to kill another human being as defined by [Utah's] homicide statute," said Thomas.
Payne replied in court that it is his job to "apply the law that I think applies to the case."
Harrison did not speak in court Tuesday; neither did the victims in his cases. The girl told police she solicited Harrison to assault her after her boyfriend threatened a breakup if she didn't terminate her pregnancy.
The girl, who gave birth in August, pleaded no contest to second-degree felony criminal solicitation to commit murder. Eighth District Juvenile Court Judge Larry Steele ordered her placed in secure confinement until she is 21.
But earlier this month, Steele reversed himself and released the girl after an attorney argued she did not commit a crime. Utah law states that a woman cannot be held criminally liable for seeking to obtain an abortion for herself.
The girl, who is now 18, is seeking custody of the baby. She declined comment on Tuesday, citing instructions from her attorney to not speak about the case.
Harrison's father said his son's actions have been "very traumatic" for his family. He said he did not know Harrison had taken the girl back to his house until his son was arrested.
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» Class A misdemeanor violating a protective order for calling the same girl, who is due to give birth to his child next month.
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A verdict has been announced today in a court case which saw Golden Eye International Ltd1 and 13 pornographic film producers seek to force Internet Service Provider O2 to hand over personal details of over 9,000 customers, so they could pursue them for alleged copyright infringement.
Today's judgement recognises the legitimate right of companies to seek redress for copyright infringement and allowed the order for one producer but declined it in respect of 12 other producers (see notes for more details).
The verdict also states that any claim letter sent by copyright-owners or their representatives must properly safeguard the legitimate interests of consumers, particularly those who are innocent of wrong-doing.2 This has big implications in restricting the ability of such companies to send out threatening 'Pay now – or else letters', as was also seen in the recent high profile case of ACS Law. The High Court will in a separate hearing impose conditions on the wording of the order and the letters.3
Golden Eye intended to write to 9,142 O2 customers demanding £700 in "damages" for alleged copyright infringement and threatening to potentially take court action and/or have the customer's internet service slowed down or cut-off if they did not pay. The letters also wrongly asserted that bill payers are liable for any copyright infringement that may have occurred on their internet connection – whether they committed the infringement or not.
Responding to the judgment handed down by the High Court in Golden Eye v Telefonica (O2) today, Mike O'Connor, Chief Executive of Consumer Focus, said:
'Following four years of speculative invoicing this case sets an important precedent for the rights of consumers, particularly those who are innocent, and the responsibilities of companies seeking redress on behalf of copyright owners.
'It is very welcome that the court has recognised the bill-payer should not be automatically assumed to be guilty when a copyright owner believes they have detected copyright infringement on that internet connection. Consumers should not be subject to the type of threatening letters Golden Eye intended to send to more than 9,000 O2 customers.
'In seeking the personal details of consumers through an Internet Service Provider it is only right that any claim must take into account the privacy and data protection rights of the provider's customers.'
Notes to editors:
- The judgement in 'Golden Eye (International) Ltd & Anor v Telefonica UK Ltd [2012]' can be found online at – http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2012/723.html
- Golden Eye International Ltd is a limited company which acts on behalf of copyright owners. Unlike ACS:Law it is not a law firm.
- The bill-payer or subscriber may not be responsible for any copyright infringement on the internet connection they pay for. The content may have been downloaded/shared by someone else in the same household – including a visitor, the computer or router may have been hacked into, or the IP address may identify a internet connection open to public use – e.g. in an internet café.
- The High Court will set the date for the second hearing in due course. The hearing is likely to be after Easter. At the hearing the High Court will impose conditions on the wording of the order and the letters which are to be sent to internet subscribers. Golden Eye will only be able to send out letters to O2 customers after the second hearing.
Further background: Golden Eye International Ltd and 13 copyright owners of pornographic films sought a "Norwich Pharmacal Order" (NPO) against O2, which would have forced O2 to hand over the personal details of more than 9,000 internet subscribers.
Golden Eye applied for an NPO against O2 in September last year. Following O2's consent to the order, the application was referred to the High Court. The High Court was concerned that there was no practical way for consumers whose details would be released to challenge the application. Therefore the High Court arranged for Consumer Focus to consider the application and whether to make representations on behalf of the persons who would be identified if the order was granted.
Consumer Focus intervened on behalf of the consumers whose details would be released. Today the High Court granted the NPO to Golden Eye and Ben Dover Productions. The High Court in weighing up the competing interests of protection of copyright against the consumer's right to privacy and protection of his or her personal data, declined to grant the order in relation to the other 12 copyright owners. It commented that granting the order "would be tantamount to the court sanctioning the sale of the Intended Defendants' privacy and data protection rights to the highest bidder." In relation to Golden Eye and Ben Dover the High Court held that it is proportionate to order disclosure of the bill payers personal details, provided that the order and the proposed letter of claim are framed to properly safeguard the legitimate interests of consumers, particular those who have not in fact committed the alleged copyright infringements.
The High Court found that because of the speculative invoicing campaign waged by ACS:Law – which sent tens of thousands of letters on behalf of clients demanding up to £500 "settlement" payments – a court who is asked to grant an NPO in such circumstances "needs carefully to consider the terms of the draft letter of claim". The High Court found that the letters of claim Golden Eye intended to send to O2 customers were "objectionable in a number of respects". Amongst other issues the letters wrongly asserted that bill payers are liable for any copyright infringement that may have occurred on their internet connection. The High Court agreed with Consumer Focus that the £700 Golden Eye planned to demand from O2 customers was "unsupportable". The High Court said that Golden Eye should proceed in the conventional manner – that is to require the consumers who admit that they have infringed copyright to disclose information about their P2P filesharing and then individually negotiate the settlement sum with those consumers.
The High Court also found that the order Golden Eye sought, and O2 consented to, was "capable of causing unnecessary distress because it could be read as an implicit threat of publicity once proceedings have been commenced" due to the pornographic nature of the films combined with the fact that the O2 customers receiving the letters may not in fact have been a person who was engaged in filesharing of those films. Prior to making the application Golden Eye had obtained such an order against BT and BSkyB in October 2009 and February 2010 respectively. It is not known how many "speculative invoices" Golden Eye sent to BT and BSkyB customers, however in October 2011 Golden Eye launched legal action against BSkyB customers in the courts, which were discontinued.
The solicitors Tilly Bailey & Irvine, which acted on behalf of Golden Eye previously, entered a regulatory settlement agreement with the Solicitors Regulation Authority in October 2011 in relation to the speculative invoices sent on behalf of Golden Eye. In January this year the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal suspended the solicitors Andrew Crossley of ACS:Law from the profession following an action brought by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

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ATTN citizens of earth, Stardock has officially announced the third installment of its award-winning PC strategy game series just in time for the company to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Galactic Civilizations III, the next chapter in the popular strategy franchises, will be coming exclusively to 64-bit PCs and aims to stay true to its core gameplay while adding new features including multiplayer, political intrigue, improved visuals and more.
"The move to 64-bit architecture heralds a new era of game development at Stardock," said Derek Paxton, vice president of Stardock Entertainment. "The technology allows players to experience a level of graphical detail and on-screen activity unprecedented in large-scale strategy PC games. It dramatically increases the size and scope of the maps, and opens the door for modders to add a virtually unlimited amount of new content to the game."
Here's an official description of the game to accompany the above (rather awesome) debut trailer:
Galactic Civilizations casts the player as the all-powerful leader of a spacefaring civilization that must explore, expand and colonize new worlds across the galaxy. Dominating rival alien species through technological, economic, political and military prowess tests players' cultural, ideological, and diplomatic skills as they pursue victory via peaceful or belligerent means.
Galactic Civilizations III gives players far more detail in the textures, models, and overall look of everything from the planets they colonize to the fleets they command. New interstellar terrain elements on the hex-based map like black holes and mysterious Precursor relics change the way players explore the galaxy. A completely overhauled ship builder puts nearly every element of starship design in players' hands, while the new resource system creates fresh opportunities to explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate.
If this is the kinda thing that floats your boat (or your starship), you should know that Stardock is offering deep discounts, early access to the game, and more to those who join the Founder's program through the official website. The $39.99 Founder's Edition includes beta access, $10 off the regular price, and a special forum badge. The $99.99 Founder's Elite Edition gives players all future DLC and expansions for free as they come out, alpha access, their name in the game's credits, and the right to name a star to appear in-game.
Oh, and to celebrate its 20th anniversary, Stardock is hosting a sale on its games via the Stardock store and Steam this Thursday.
So, are the Galactic Civilization fans amongst you glad to see this third installment announced? Dock yourself in the comments and disperse some thoughts.


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Posted: Dec 31, 2013 1:57 PM by Jiaxi Lu, KOMU 8 Reporter
Updated: Dec 31, 2013 6:07 PM
COLUMBIA - Boone County residents have until midnight Tuesday night to submit their property tax payments to the Boone County Collector's Office.
Boone County Collector Patricia Lensmeyer said the tax bills are mailed in the middle of November, and every year there are lot of people that pay in person close to the deadline.
"Today [Tuesday] is the last day that people can pay without penalties, and the deadline is midnight tonight," Lensmeyer said. "If people don't make it to the office by 5 o'clock today to pay in person, then I encourage everyone to use our drop box at the Ninth Street entry. And be sure you sign your check."
Missouri law states property tax can be levied on real property including growing agriculture crops, buildings, structures, and tangible personal property such as cars. Failing to make the payments by the deadline can lead to penalties and interests of up to 25 percent of the amount owed per year.
Lensmeyer said unsigned checks cannot be taken as payments for taxes.
"It happens more than people would think. They get in hurry, they put it in a dropbox and they'll forget to sign the check and then when we are ready to process, we cannot accept the payment, and light fees would apply then," she said.
Taxpayers still have several ways to make their payments at the last minute:
For more information or payment method, visit the Boone County Collector's website.


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Michel-Louis Guérard des Lauriers
|Ordination history of Michel-Louis Guérard des Lauriers
Priestly ordination
|Date of ordination
|29 July 1931
Episcopal consecration
|Principal consecrator
|Ngô Đình Thuc
|Date of consecration
|May 7, 1981
Bishops consecrated by Michel-Louis Guérard des Lauriers as principal consecrator
|Gunther Storck
|April 30. 1984
|Robert McKenna
|August 22, 1986
|Franco Munari
|November 25, 1987
Michel Louis Guérard des Lauriers, O.P. (1898 – February 27, 1988) was a Dominican theologian and, in later life, a traditionalist Catholic bishop.
Church career[edit]
A normalien and agrégé in mathematics, Michel-Louis Guérard des Lauriers entered the Dominican novitiate of Amiens in 1927 and was ordained a priest on 29 July 1931.
He became a professor of philosophy at the famous, clerical Dominican university of Le Saulchoir in Belgium in 1933. Under Pope Pius XII (1939–1958) Fr. Guérard des Lauriers served as a professor at the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome. Guérard des Lauriers O.P. was an advisor to the Pope on the dogma of the Assumption of Mary (proclaimed in Munificentissimus Deus) before 1950. From 1954 until 1955 he served as personal Father Confessor to Pius XII, before being replaced by Fr. Augustin Bea S.J.
With the advent of the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s, Guérard des Lauriers became concerned with the events taking place in the Church. In 1969 he co-authored the Ottaviani Intervention which was a critical study of the new Mass. In 1970 Pope Paul VI made public a document demanding the resignation of certain conservative professors at the pontifical universities of Rome, among them Guérard des Lauriers.
Guérard des Lauriers then became a lecturer and professor at Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre's St. Pius X seminary in Écône, Switzerland. He then presented his thesis that the Chair of Peter might be vacant because Pope Paul VI was guilty of heresy (see sedevacantism and sedeprivationism). Because of this view, Lefebvre removed Guérard des Lauriers from his seminary teaching post in 1977.
He further developed his beliefs on the current state of the papacy, relying on Cardinal Cajetan and St. Robert Bellarmine, arguing that Pope Paul VI, as a result of his heresy, was not a true pope, being only pope materially (papa materialiter) and not formally, known as the "Cassiciacum thesis".
Guérard des Lauriers further believed that the new rites of ordination and episcopal consecration (newest Pontificale Romanum, new forms by promulgation of 18 June 1968) promulgated by Pope Paul VI were doubtfully valid (or even outrightly invalid) and therefore it was necessary to take action to secure a valid succession of bishops for the preservation of the (Latin Rite) Roman Catholic Church. He began discussions with Dr. Eberhard Heller and Dr. Hiller, German sedevacantist activists who were harboring Most. Rev. Pierre Martin Ngô Đình Thục (1897–1984), the former archbishop of Huế, Vietnam, and after Guérard des Lauriers O.P. agreed to abate his Sedeprivationism and adhere to the theoretical tenets of Sedevacantism, it was agreed that Archbishop emeritus Ngo Dinh Thuc would consecrate him as a bishop.
Accordingly, after long consideration, on May 7, 1981, Guérard des Lauriers was consecrated bishop by Ngo Dinh Thuc in Toulon, France. Shortly after, Guérard des Lauriers reiterated his Sedeprivationism and commenced a polemical war with the Sedevacantists, including Ngô Đình Thuc and Drs. Heller and Hiller.
Guérard des Lauriers died in Étiolles, France, in 1988 at the age of 90.
By Guérard des Lauriers[edit]
- Le Saint-Esprit, âme de l'Eglise, Étiolles, Seine et Oise : Monastère de la Croix, 1948.
- Garabandal, S.l., 1965.
- Lettera ad un religioso di Simone Weil ; trad. di Mariella Bettarini. Risposta alla Lettera ad un religioso di Guérard des Lauriers ; trad. di Carmen Montesano (Lettre à un religieux), Torino : Borla, 1970.
- La Mathématique, les mathématiques, la mathématique moderne, Paris : Doin, 1972.
- Homélie (prononcée le 15 mai 1971 pour l'anniversaire de la mort de l'amiral de Penfentenyo de Kervéréguin), Versailles : R.O.C., 1973.
- La Charité de la vérité, Villegenon : Sainte Jeanne d'Arc, 1985.
- La Présence réelle du Verbe incarné dans les espèces consacrées, Villegenon : Sainte Jeanne d'Arc, 1987.
On des Lauriers' doctrine[edit]
- Louis-Marie de Blignières, Le mystère de l'être. L'approche thomiste de Guérard des Lauriers, Paris, J. Vrin, 2008.
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Michael Drout, Ed., J.R.R. Tolkien Encyclopedia:
Scholarship and Critical Assessment (Routledge/Taylor and Francis, 2006)
The J.R.R. Tolkien Encyclopedia: Scholarship and Critical Assessment is a very large book, weighing just under 4.5 pounds, with 800 folio size two-column pages, including a list of the forty-six contributors, an alphabetical list of entries, a thematic list of entries, and an index. Right from the start, the Encyclopedia was meant to be the starting reference in terms of Tolkien scholarship, in terms of his fiction, his scholarly publications, and his biography. Michael D. C. Drout, the author of Beowulf and the Critics, and an editor of the scholarly journal Tollkien Studies, is the Editor, with Douglas A. Anderson, Marjorie Burns, Verlyn Flieger, and Thomas Shippey as Associate Editors. That list of names, with the addition of another handful more, is pretty much the list of the top Tolken scholars.
Like many other medievalists, I read Michael C. Drout's blog Wormtalk and Slugspeak regularly. In fall of 2003 when Drout posted that Routledge had hired him to edit the Encyclopedia, and he wanted volunteers to write scholarly articles, I responded with alacrity. I was tapped to contribute seven articles, and did. That's something to bear in mind as you read this review, since I'm almost certainly biased.
Drout marshaled his contributors and assigned entries, began requesting changes to submitted entries at about the time Routledge was bought by Taylor and Francis. The Encyclopedia almost died before printing, but since it was well advanced, it was approved for publication. But it was, as it turned out, publication without editorial support -- that is, without proofreaders or copy editors, or . . . well, the usual support staff one expects from a publisher.
Slightly over 500 entries range in length from 150 words to a few lengthy and very thorough entries of several thousand words on topics like the "Languages of Tolkien," by one of the leading experts, Carl F. Hostetter. In addition to the editorial board members, there are roughly another 120 contributors. Most entries are followed by a list of works cited, and cross-references to other entries. Unfortunately, many entries lack bibliographic references or cross-references.
Especially well done entries are Hotstetter on the "Languages of Tolkien," and "Elvish Compositions and Grammars," Tom Shippey on "Literature, Twentieth Century: Influence of Tolkien" and "Scholars of Medieval Literature, Influence of," Verlyn Flieger's "Time" and "Faërie," "Poems by Tolkien: The Hobbit," "Poems by Tolkien: LOTR," Marjorie Burns on "Old Norse Mythology," Don N. Anger on Tolkien's "Report on the Excavation of the Prehistoric, Roman and Post-Roman Site in Lydney Park, Gloucestershire" (on Tolkien's early article about the temple dedicated to the Celtic deity Nodons), and Carol A. Leibiger's "Charms." Tolkien scholar Gergely Nagy manages to be scholary, erudite and precise without being boring, no easy task.
It is apparent that editorial and production values were sacrificed in Taylor and Francis' effort to publish the Encyclopedia as expeditiously as possible. There are formatting and typesetting errors, grammar and proofreading errors, cross-references to non-existing articles (many of which were hastily merged into other entries by the publisher, against editorial advice, and without including the promised "blind" entries) and infelicities of various sorts that copy editing would have caught. The ordering of entries is such that the Encyclopedia doesn't seem to follow any alphabetic standard; "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: Edition" with E. V. Gordon" is listed under S, while "Sir Orfeo" is listed under O.
The editorial and production decisions made by Francis and Taylor included omitting all of the hundred or so illustrations that had initially been intended as part of the book, and completely changing the carefully designed cross-reference system. These both adversely affect the value and utility of the final book; the price, $175.00 (or more), is still what one would pay for a scholarly illustrated encyclopedia though it is now without them, and the utility, because it can be very difficult to find a particular entry because so many smaller entries were merged but not cross-referenced. If you're curious, you can read Michael Drout's posts about the behind the scenes editorial process here.
To compensate for some of the cross-referencing and indexing oddities, Drout has posted links to a corrected Thematic List, a list of Contributors and Articles, and links to Merlin deTardo's Corrigenda. Curious readers who are not able to purchase the Encyclopedia themselves may find browsing Squire's J. R. R. Tolkien Encyclopedia -- A Reader's Diary worthwhile; Squire and his fellow reviewers are exceedingly knowledgeable about Tolkien's own output and about Tolkien scholarship. A proposal to put all of the entries, with corrections, online in a wiki, is underway at the J. R. R. Tolkien Encylopedia Portal.
Despite some less than satisfactory results, the Encyclopedia is well-done overall, and very useful. It belongs on the shelf of the serious Tolkien scholar and enthusiast, right along The Lord of the Rings: A Reader's Companion by Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull. But given the exceedingly high cost of the Encyclopedia, most people will simply have to hope that their local academic library is lucky enough to purchase one of the very few (800 versus the initially planned 2500) copies produced, or the the wiki project is successful.
I think Professor Drout said it best:
In the end, I'm disappointed that Routledge / Taylor and Francis marched the ball down the field almost to the end zone and then decided to punt. This is still a very, very good resource, but it could have been a great one, and I'm disappointed that it's not.
[Lisa Spangenberg]


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"We focus on water," Dr. John McCray, director of Environmental Science Engineering Division at CSM, said.
The National Science Foundation is funding a five-year, $18.5 million grant to create an Engineering Research Center through Stanford, University of California - Berkeley, New Mexico State, and CSM. Each school will collaborate on projects to address the future of urban water issues.
"Our current urban water infrastructure was developed in the 1940s," McCray said. "Our purpose here is to essentially reinvent America's Urban Water Infrastructure. Or, at least conduct research in education that will help us get there in the future."
The projects won't necessarily focus on the quality of water, but rather on the process of producing useable water.
"It's more about in the long run, are we doing this in a sustainable manner?" McCray said. "Are we doing it in an energy efficient manner? Can we continue to do things now the way we've done in the past."
Dr. Tzahi Cath is overseeing a project on campus to decentralize waste water treatment. Currently, he has a portable filtering unit cleaning 7,000 gallons a day of wastewater produced by student housing. He says the result is water good enough to drink.
"Here you can treat water on site, reuse it on site. You save a lot of energy. You save a lot of infrastructure of pipelines," Cath said. "This is a system that you can bring on a truck, put it in any small neighborhood, connect to power, connect to the sewer system and it's a plug and play."
The four colleges and universities will work together along with partners from industry to developed usable technology over the next five years.
The Colorado Higher Education Competitive Research Authority is also contributing $400,000 a year to CSM to aid in the project as well.
"So, one of the goals of the [Engineering Research Center] would be eventually for water leaving urban areas to be cleaner than water entering urban areas," McCray said.
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text: Inez Goetz | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Inez Goetz Performer Female Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsFace the Music[Musical, Comedy, Revue, Revival] Performer: Inez Goetz [A Sister Team, Girl]Jan 31, 1933 - Feb 25, 1933A Little Racketeer[Musical, Comedy, Original] Performer: Inez Goetz [Dancer]Jan 18, 1932 - Feb 27, 1932Blossom Time[Musical, Comedy, Operetta, Revival] Performer: Inez Goetz [Dancer]Mar 04, 1931 - Mar 1931Broadway Nights[Musical, Revue, Original] Performer: Inez Goetz [Chester Hale Girl]Jul 15, 1929 - Aug 17, 1929The Greenwich Village Follies [1928][Musical, Revue, Original] Performer: Inez Goetz Apr 09, 1928 - Jul 28, 1928 Find out where Inez Goetz and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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What happens to an IRA when it is inherited by the account owner's children?
Myth: The account is gobbled up in a combination of estate taxes and income tax.
Reality: Under present regulations that allow for a $5 million exemption from estate taxes for both husband and wife ($10 million total), very few IRAs will be affected by estate taxes.
If the person who inherits the IRA chooses to take a total distribution immediately and pay all the income tax in one year, that would take a large bite (of course, a Roth IRA would not incur this tax). A solution is to have the beneficiary take advantage of what the regulations allow and stretch the life of the account as long as possible as an IRA. Depending on the individual's financial need, this may be advantageous for both the Traditional IRA and Roth IRA.
When an IRA is inherited, the requirement is to start taking a minimum distribution the year following the original account owner's death, based on the child's life expectancy. Hence a "stretch" IRA. The Traditional IRA continues to grow tax-deferred, and the beneficiary pays income tax only on the amount withdrawn. If it is a Roth IRA, growth and withdrawals are tax-free.
Let's take an example of the IRA owner who died at age 85 and his daughter inherited the IRA at age 55 and is able to start taking the distribution the following year. Life expectancy for a 56-year-old is 28.7 years, according to the government table used for the calculation. To put it another way, the life of the IRA is stretched for approximately 29 years.
The year of death, the IRA owner's required distribution is 6.75% of the previous year-end account value ($500,000 in this example), or $33,750. The daughter's first required distribution the next year is 3.5% (100/28.7) of the previous year-end value, or $17,200. (Numbers have been rounded slightly for ease of understanding.) As you can see, the required distribution is considerably lower for the daughter. Each year the minimum required distribution percentage goes up slowly, based on the life expectancy number counting down by one each year.
If we assume a 6% rate of return, the account would grow for 11 years before the withdrawals are greater than the earnings. The daughter would receive approximately $1.2 million in distributions over the 29-year life of the account, instead of $500,000 in one immediate payment at the time of her father's death. This amount could be higher or lower, depending on actual returns and timing of returns.
It is important that the child or children be clearly listed as beneficiaries. Each child would get their own beneficiary IRA after death of the original owner. This is important because each child uses his or her age to determine required distributions. If specific beneficiaries are not named, this would force the money to be paid out on an accelerated basis with possible negative tax consequences.
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Source: IRS Publication 590, Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRAs) 2010 Returns. Feb. 2011
For illustrative purposes only, not indicative of any specific investment strategy.
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Emeriti Faculty
Margaret Andrews (1979–1996)
Margaret lives in Vancouver, British Columbia and is busy with a range of volunteer work at home and abroad. In Vancouver she guides school tours as a docent at the Vancouver Art Gallery and works with elementary school students at a nearby public school, giving one-on-one reading practice to grade 1 students and doing whatever is helpful for a grade 4/5 teacher, most recently arithmetic remedial work. Once or twice a year she volunteers at schools in the Indian sub-continent, commonly in the Himalayas. Recent assignments have been in Sikkim, Assam, and Himachal Pradesh. In November 2013 she will be in a remote Nepalese village. Occasionally she is simply a tourist, for example in the Utah canyon country and in tribal northeast India.
Official retirement photo from 1996.
Susan Armitage (1978–2008)
Sue Armitage lives in Portland. In 2010, she and Laurie Mercier published Speaking History (Palgrave Macmillan), a collection of oral history excerpts illuminating U.S. history since 1865. Recently she had completed her manuscript, Watching Over Us: Women Making History in the Greater Northwest, and is looking forward to its publication.
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LeRoy Ashby (1972–2008)
LeRoy Ashby's book, With Amusement for All: A History of American Popular Culture since 1830, was released in paperback, with a new introduction, in 2012. He was the guest editor of a special edition on Popular Culture in the Organization of American Historians Magazine of History (April 2010). His essay, "The Church Committee's History and Relevance," was published in Russell Miller (ed.), U. S. National Security, Intelligence and Democracy: From the Church Committee to the War on Terror (Routledge, 2008).
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Fritz Blackwell (1969–2004)
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O. Gene Clanton (1968–1997)
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David L. Coon (1971–2008)
Daivd retired from WSU spring 2008 after teaching at the university for 37 years. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, Urbana in 1972. David's areas of specialization were Early America, the American Revolution, and the history of American agriculture. Spring 2008, he won the College of Liberal Arts
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Edwin P. Garretson, Jr. (1970–2008)
Ed received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in Early Modern European History and Austrian History. He retired from in the spring of 2008 after teaching at WSU for 38 years. Ed is an active member of the Uniontown Community Development Association (Dahmen Artisan Barn project), the Palouse Scenic Byway Committee, the Pullman Chamber Lentil Festival Committee, and the Whitman County Historical Society. Local History has become his love as he works on editing the Historical Society journal, the Bunchgrass Historian, and organizing the materials, volunteers, and finding guides of the Historical Society archive in the Gladish Community Center.
His email remains firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jerry Gough (1969–2010)
Jerry received his Ph.D. from Cornell University in 1971 and began teaching at WSU that year. During his tenure, he taught the history of science and technology and early Britain. Jerry 's articles have appeared in the Dictionary of Scientific Biography, Isis, Osiris, the British Journal for the History of Science, Technology and Culture, and Ambix. He has served as the editor of The Plutonium Story: The Journals of Professor Glenn T. Seaborg, 1939–1946 (Battelle Press, 1994) and recently co-authored a book with departmental colleague Richard Hume, Blacks, Carpetbaggers, and Scalawags: The Constitutional Conventions of Radical Reconstruction (Louisiana State University Press, 2008).
Richard Hume (1968–2010)
Richard received his Ph.D. from the University of Washington in 1969. His areas of specialty are the Civil War and the Reconstruction Era. Richard also taught American surveys and courses on the Jeffersonian and Jacksonian eras. Richard 's articles have appeared in journals such as the Journal of American History, the Journal of Southern History, and the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. Hume co-edited, with F.N. Boney (University of Georgia) and Rafia Zafar (University of Michigan), God Made Man, Man Made Slave: The Autobiography of George Teamoh (Mercer University Press, 1990). He has recently co-authored a book with departmental colleague Professor Jerry B. Gough, Blacks, Carpetbaggers, and Scalawags: The Constitutional Conventions of Radical Reconstruction (Louisiana State University Press, 2008).
Thomas Kennedy (1970–2001)
He presented a paper on Ms. Zeng's life and philosophy at the annual meeting of the Pacific Coast conference of the Association for Asian Studies at Western Washington University in June 2002.
Currently he is working on an annotated translation of Zhou Daguan's A Record of the Customs of Cambodia, written in 1293 and submitted to the Court of Khubilai Khan by China's first ambassador to the Khmer kingdom, in cooperation with the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.
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John E. Kicza (1980–2009)
Professor Kicza retired in 2009 after 29 years of teaching and administrative duties at Washington State University. He served as cochair of the Department of History from 2007–2009, interim chair from 2005–2007, and was an associate dean for the College of Liberal Arts from 2001–2005. He served on the graduate faculty of the American Studies Program (2000–2009) and is a former Edward R. Meyer Distinguished Professor. His field of expertise is Latin American history and early European overseas culture contacts.
Kathryn E. Meyer (1992–2008)
Kathy retired in May of 2008 after teaching for 19 years at Washington State University. She received her Ph.D. from WSU in 1992. Between 1989 and 2008, she taught a wide assortment of courses, including Roman Republican History, Women in the Ancient World, Food in World History, and World Civilizations. She was also the advisor of the WSU History Club, which she helped found. She lives with her husband, Doug, on a farm just outside of Pullman. They enjoy international and domestic travel. She is active in the Whitman County Historical Society, and she is currently working on several writing projects that she never managed to finish while she was teaching.
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Jacqueline Peterson (1983–2010)
Jackie received her Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, Chicago in 1981. Peterson taught Native American, North American, and public history at WSU Vancouver. She curated and directed a 7,000-square-foot traveling museum exhibition funded by NEH titled Sacred Encounters: The Society of Jesus and the Indians of the Northwest and her publications include Sacred Encounters: Father De Smet and the Indians of the Rocky Mountain West (University of Oklahoma Press, 1993) and The New Peoples: Being and Becoming Metis in North America, ed., with Jennifer S.H. Brown (University of Manitoba Press, 1991).
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Robert Staab (1997–2009)
Dr. Staab taught history courses primarily related to the Middle East and world civilizations until 2009. His interest in the Middle East started in 1965 when he served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Turkey. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Utah in 1980, with a focus on Middle East studies, Turkish and Islamic history. His recent research interests focused on social and cultural 19th-century Istanbul.
David Stratton (1962–1993)
Professor Stratton is busy in retirement teaching an occasional class at WSU and working on research for a book involving, as a case study, the influence of railroads and major highways on a western town.
In 2002, at the College of Liberal Arts Awards Ceremony, he was awarded the Dean's Distinguished Contribution Award and a Certificate of Appreciation (in grateful acknowledgement of 40 years of dedicated service to Washington State University).
His most recent contribution to the college was the publication of 2 booklets: The Liberal Arts at Washington State University and The Grand Old Lady: Albert W. Thompson Hall (Old Administration Building). He is the author of Tempest over Teapot Dome: The Story of Albert B. Fall (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1998).
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Richard Williams (1974–2011)
Dr. Williams received his Ph.D. in Ancient History from Michigan State University in 1973 and started teaching at WSU the following year. During his tenure, Williams taught courses on the history of ancient Greece, Rome, and medieval Europe. He is interested in the use of electronic presentations in the classroom and has remodeled his lecture classes into PowerPoint presentations. Williams is also the Webmaster for the Whitman County Historical Society. Williams received the President's Faculty Excellence Award for Instruction in 1992 and has received two NEH Summer Institute Awards. His most recent article (co-authored with his wife, Burma P. Williams), "Finger Numbers in the Greco-Roman World and Early Middle Ages," was published in Isis (December 1995). The Williamses' current research focuses on Roman mathematics and computing. Dr. Williams now resides with his wife, Burma, in Spokane, WA.


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1. James
Is it just me? I'm getting to the point where I don't even want to read the flip/flops. It's like the Rathergate stuff — was very interested in the story but now its just old and depressing. Somebody wake me when Kerry doesn't flip. Somebody wake me when we actually learn something new about Rathergate — how many columns about peoples reaction or about what it all means for new and old media or whatever can we read?September 24, 2004 - 12:03 am Link to this Comment
2. ras
James, yup, at this point a kerry f/f is like rain in Seattle. Really?September 24, 2004 - 12:23 am Link to this Comment
3. ca
My head is spinning…please make Kerry go away.September 24, 2004 - 8:10 am Link to this Comment
4. Sharpshooter
HONEY!!! WERE'S THE D$(*N VALIUM?September 24, 2004 - 9:26 am Link to this Comment
5. INDC Journal
Surprising Takes on Allawi (UPDATED)
I'm pretty blown away by the largely positive tone of the WaPo's profile of Allawi: Iraq's Dynamo Prime Minister Ayad Allawi Generates a Can-Do Aura He is, said a U.S. congressional official who follows Iraq, a tough guy trying to…September 24, 2004 - 9:57 am Link to this Comment
Kerry '97 Vs. Kerry '04
Senator John Kerry has dramatically changed his point of view on unilateral military action against Saddam Hussein and the former Iraqi regime between 1997 and 2004.September 24, 2004 - 12:03 pm Link to this Comment
7. John "Akatsukami" Braue
This isn't a real flip-flop. Kerry was scared by peoples' — yea, the very voters in Massachusetts who returned him to the Senate for twenty years — attitudes. If he had made clear his own position — that nothing but defeat for the U.S. will do — he would have been lucky to have merely been hounded out of the country.
Now that three years have passed, in which passions have cooled, he can reveal himself to have the same agenda as in 1971.September 24, 2004 - 6:58 pm Link to this Comment
8. Jim R
What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.September 26, 2004 - 8:41 am Link to this Comment


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The much rumored Amazon home console is now expected to be officially revealed and launch at some point during March of this year, allowing gamers to stream video content on their TV sets and to get access to a variety of gaming applications.
Sources are telling Recode that the device is designed to compete directly with the Xbox One from Microsoft and the PlayStation 4 from Sony.
It will be powered by the Android operating system, as the Ouya is, and the price is expected to be smaller than 300 dollars or Euro.
Amazon will probably use a strategy similar to that for the Kindle, which means that it will be willing to sell the actual hardware at cost or even take a loss in order to create a large customer base that will then offer a solid, long term revenue stream for the company.
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Tuesday, 16 October 2001
Dáil Eireann Debate
Order of Business.
Deputy Sargent's comments were brief.
The Taoiseach has had four years and he has done nothing.
Written Answers. - Foreign Conflicts.
Asked the minister: if he will report on the Government's position regarding the conflict in Afghanistan; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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Asked the minister: the number of requests for foreign military overflights which have been made to his Department each week from September 2001 to date; the number which have been granted; if he will give comparable fig...
Written Answers. - Foreign Conflicts.
Asked the minister: the Irish response to the humanitarian crisis now facing the people of Afghanistan.
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After a weekend spent locking up Matt Cassel, Everson Griffen and bringing back Jasper Brinkley, the Vikings weren't done spending. Minnesota re-signed special teamer and linebacker Larry Dean, the team announced Monday morning.
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Dean was second on the team in special teams tackles in 2013, according to the Vikings. He recorded a career-high 13 tackles. He's also proven to be reliably durable.
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Consolidated Water Agrees to Acquire Seawater Conversion Company in Belize
Consolidated Water Co. Ltd., which is involved in the development and operation of seawater conversion plants and water distribution systems in areas of the world where natural supplies of drinking (i.e., potable) water are scarce, announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire 100 percent of SeaTec Belize Limited for an undisclosed price.
SeaTec Belize Limited, which is currently owned by SeaTec Systems, Inc., operates a reverse osmosis seawater conversion plant on Ambergris Caye in Belize, Central America. The plant supplies water under contract to, and for distribution by, the Water & Sewerage Authority of the Government of Belize.
Belize, with a population of approximately 210,000, is a Central American country which is located on the Caribbean Sea and is bordered by Mexico to the north and Guatemala to the west and south. Ambergris Caye is the largest of the approximately 200 islands located off the mainland of Belize, and its economy has benefited from the growing popularity of the island as a resort and scuba diving destination for American travelers.
"The planned acquisition of SeaTec Belize Limited is consistent with our strategy of expanding outside of our traditional Caymanian base of operations," stated Jeffrey Parker, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. "Our expertise in the operation of reverse osmosis seawater conversion plants is consistent with the facility in Belize, and we expect the acquisition to be immediately accretive to Consolidated's earnings per share."
Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. intends to develop and operate seawater conversion plants and water distribution systems in areas of the world where naturally-occurring supplies of potable water are scarce or nonexistent. It currently operates a public water utility in certain areas of the Cayman Islands under a 20-year exclusive license from the Government of the Cayman Islands. The Company has signed contracts for an operation in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.
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High school football: Corey Lawrence's athleticism impresses coach
He didn't participate in track in the spring as he worked to get back from the injury.
"He's had a really good summer," Warehime said. "He's back to full speed and getting better and better."
Lawrence's understanding of the game gives him the potential to break out with even more attention as the season goes on, Warehime said.
"He has the God-given athletic talents but he also just really understands the game," Warehime said. "He's one of those athletes that doesn't come around very often.
"He has the potential to really blow up this year if things go right."
Lawrence isn't bothered by the leg injury that cut short his season anymore and is confident that will lead to big things on the field. Del City is dropping from 6A to 5A and returns almost all of its lineup from last year.
"Last season was tough but we're going to be a lot better this year," Lawrence said. "We're a team this time. Everybody's showing up to workouts and everybody is committed to doing what we have to do to be a good team."
Individually, Lawrence is even more confident.
"Not to be cocky or anything but I don't think anyone can stop me," Lawrence said. "If anyone stops me, it's going to be myself.
"I think that's the attitude I've got to have for me to be successful."
The Oklahoman's Super 30
The Oklahoman's Super 30 feature series on the state's top football recruits continues with No. 17, Corey Lawrence of Del City. Here are the last three players we've written about in the series:
No. 20: Blake Mejia, Tulsa Union
No. 19: Frankie Davis, Broken Arrow
No. 18: Devanta Johnson, Tulsa East Central
No. 17: Corey Lawrence
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On August 6, 2014, the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) of the Department of the Treasury published a rule on export prohibitions to Russia on items for use in its energy sector. The rule also added one person, United Shipbuilding Corporation (along with aliases), to the Entity List. The rule became effective August 6, 2014.
This rule imposes controls on certain items intended for exploration or production from deepwater (greater than 500 feet), Arctic offshore, or shale projects that have the potential to produce oil or gas for Russia. BIS added a new section to the EAR, Section 746.5, to impose controls on the export, reexport or transfer (in-country) of any item subject to the EAR listed in Supplement No. 2 to this part and items specified in ECCNs 0A998, IC992, 3A229, 3A231, 3A232, 6A991, 8A992, and 8D999 when the exporter knows (or is informed) that the item will be used directly or indirectly in Russia's energy sector. BIS provided some examples of items subject to this Rule, such as drilling rigs, Artic-capable marine equipment, software for hydraulic fracking, remotely operated vehicles, and valves.
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If I personally had the cash on hand to take the company over, I would in a heartbeat. From my point of view, I see a good investment with a good return. An established company could greatly enhance its' product line. By continuing this forum, the new owner would maintain the respect the original company obtained from the beginning and all the way up to now. A newly established investor may wish to remain at the product level FHP operated at. I would probably go that route if I obtained it. That is just my choice. I never wanted to grow to big. I look at business like I look at life. I always taught my kids that life was like a ladder. You start out in this world on the first rung of a step ladder. As you mature, you gain a few rungs at a time while reaching for the top rung. Once in a while you fall back a rung. Sometimes you fall back several rungs. I taught them to never fall completely off of that ladder. If fate, luck, whatever, allowed them to reach the top of that step ladder, the step ladder would change over to an extention ladder. Higher goals would appear. Many more rungs would need climbed then. The bigger the ladder ?? The harder the fall, if you fell. Most folks simplify my logic to just the "ups and downs" terms. I'm excentric though. Pa
Use this forum for general conversation amongst yourselves when you don't have anything better to do. We like gossip! Try to keep the technical out of it.
All "personal" things aside. I for one would like to share the dealings I had with both Doug and Anders. Kind, professional, and INFORMATIVE. Anders would cover any question that I had ever asked of him. Straight and to the point. Doug has offered material help and some encouragement as well. This was at a time when both were working thru much bigger issues than helping me fix some cranky old motor cycle. All I can say at this time is Thank You. As far as the future of FHP I for one hope that some way to continue will come along. As with so many others I have no access to funds for a venture like this one. If some small help can be made by me please let me know. May we all support the forum cause it has saved my ass many times.
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The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati on Thursday overturned a Detroit federal court preliminary injunction against Michigan's Public Act 53, which banned the automatic union dues deductions from paychecks.
Supporters said the law put more money in teachers' paychecks, and they could then pay their union dues if they wish. Opponents consider it another attack on organized labor in the state by Michigan's Republican-controlled Legislature, which passed it, and Republican Gov. Rick Snyder, who signed the law.
The Michigan Education Association and other unions challenged the constitutionality of the state law in federal court in Detroit saying in a complaint that it "selectively targets public school employee unions and their members by outlawing dues deduction for them only."
Their complaint also said payroll deduction is the most effective and efficient means for workers to financially support their unions and has been used for decades in Michigan.
U.S. District Court Judge Denise Page Hood issued the preliminary injunction in June 2012. That was appealed by the state Attorney General's office.
The Appeals Court ruling rejected the First Amendment violation claims and that the law restricts unions' freedom of speech.
"They remain free to speak about whatever they wish," wrote Appeals Judge Raymond Kethledge in the majority opinion. " ... and payroll deductions are all that Public Act 53 denies the unions here."
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Jackie Bradley Jr. returns
Omaha, Neb. – Jackie Bradley Jr. is back – officially.
After days of questions and posturing, South Carolina made the decision to start last year's College World Series Most Outstanding Player an hour before the first pitch of the Gamecocks' first game in Omaha, Neb., on Sunday against Texas A&M.
Bradley, a junior center fielder, hit ninth against the Aggies.
He hasn't played since April 23 after needing surgery on his left wrist to fix a tendon. It's kept him off the field until this week; he took batting practice several times and built coach Ray Tanner's confidence.
Tanner was also juggling the lineup around Evan Marzilli, who's been playing center field in Bradley's absence and tweaked his hamstring Thursday. But, Marzilli tested himself 45 minutes before the game and was in the lineup hitting ninth and playing right field.
Jake Williams played left, leaving Adam Matthews and Steven Neff as the odd men out.
A lineup was submitted an hour prior to the game, which is requested by ESPN, that had Bradley hitting second, Marzilli and Scott Wingo moving up a spot to leadoff. However, the order was changed several minutes later, moving Bradley down and Marzilli and Wingo back to where they usually hit with the late decision.
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Finally, pitching dominated.
It took three games for a low-scoring affair, but Virginia got past California for a 4-1 victory in the first game Sunday at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Neb.
The two games Saturday saw a combined 22 runs scored.
Neither team early Sunday scored until the seventh inning when John Hicks hit an RBI single, and the Cavaliers tacked on another run in the frame.
They went on to add two more in the eighth before the Bears got on the board in the ninth.
"Started to wonder there for a while," UVA coach Brian O'Connor said. "We had a lot of missed opportunities that we didn't capitalize. I think that speaks to the quality of the arms that Cal has, their ability to pitch out of some jams and they've had great pitching all year."
UVA starter and the second pick of the MLB draft Danny Hultzen allowed three hits through 6 1/3 innings, but the No. 2 starter, Tyler Wilson, came on in relief to record the win.
"Danny Hultzen grinded another start out," O'Conner said. "I thought he looked really good, but obviously after the middle part of the game he started to tire a little bit."
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Before Sunday, the most runs USC had given up with ace starter Michael Roth in the game was three on four occasions. The most earned runs he's allowed all year is two on four occasions.
But, the Aggies changed that with four runs in the first, but none of them were earned.
Roth's now been charged with 33 runs but only 14 are earned this season, lowering his astounding ERA to 0.97. That's the lowest among all starters at the CWS.
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The customers of Cognis include global consumer goods companies, as well as regional suppliers from the personal and home care industries and those from the area of health and nutrition.
Following the necessary approvals, the business will be integrated into BASF's Performance Products segment. The segment had sales of €9.4 billion in 2009. Performance products help customers to improve their products and processes. They give special characteristics to countless everyday products: for example diapers, paper, vitamins for food supplements, UV filters for sunscreen, plastic additives and products for water treatment, mining applications and for the oil, automotive and coatings industries. "The acquisition of Cognis is an important step in our segment strategy of growth, value and sustainability," explained Feldmann.


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Alex Shevchuk : From MSI to WiX. Hi Alex, I created a wix file using the Major upgrade wix file sample described by you.
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Most people who read this website probably know where we land on this question. The two ideologies have the same father and are not really that different from one another. Both are collectivist dreams. Both venerate the state over the individual. Both are obsessed with works projects and managing the economy. Both see the ends as justifying the means.
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Kyle Bass at Hayman Capital – How does the global debt ponzi scheme end? — War.
Bass makes a whole series of insightful observations regarding the global economy in the attached video, observations of the type one is unlikely to hear expressed on CNBC . But he makes one particularly chilling point. We have never seen peace time debt levels like this. In the past when debt levels spiked, during and just before war, the losers of the war got saddled with the debt. What happens now with much higher levels of debt to GDP ratios than we've ever seen, when the world is for the most part at peace?