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May 13, 1999
Overweight men as young as 20-something may be at high risk for developing diabetes when they reach middle age, according to results of a Johns Hopkins study published in this week's issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine.
The study found that men who were overweight at age 25 -- as well as those who were overweight at 35 and at 45 -- were more than three times as likely to develop diabetes as their thinner counterparts. Those who remained heavy throughout that time period were at highest risk. Being overweight from ages 45 to 49 also was a risk factor.
Frederick L. Brancati, M.D., M.H.S., associate professor of medicine and epidemiology at Hopkins, and colleagues analyzed data on 916 men from the Johns Hopkins Precursors Study, a long-term investigation of former Hopkins medical students who graduated between 1948 and 1964. Of the 916, 35 developed type 2 diabetes. The findings suggest that weight control in early adulthood may be an effective means to prevent type 2 diabetes.
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Surprise drop in retail sales
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- January 09, 2013
THE gloom continues for embattled Australian retailers as spending fell 0.1 per cent in November, according to latest official figures.
Economists had been expecting a rise of 0.3 per cent for November, compared with a month earlier.
Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show spending fell to $21.53 billion, down from $21.55 a month earlier.
It follows a flat month of spending in October and a 0.5 per cent rise in September.
A slump in spending on household goods was the largest driver of the fall, with the category down 0.9 per cent.
Clothing, footwear and personal accessory retailing was also down 0.6 per cent, while department store spending fell 0.4 per cent.
The fall was partially offset by rises in `other' retailing, which was up 1 per cent, and spending in cafes, restaurants and takeaway food services, up 0.3 per cent.
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MikeG of Sydney Posted at 1:30 PM January 09, 2013
The Reserve bank has not been aggressive enough in cutting rates to boost confidence - and the full effects of Federal and State government cutbacks are only now starting to be felt. Further cuts are needed or we are going to remain on a long slow decline.....
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Ray of Bris Posted at 4:18 PM January 09, 2013
You're kidding right, MikeG? Official rates set by the RBA are almost nothing now. It can drop all it wants and the banks will not follow. How far can the RBA go before we hit a liquidity trap?
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Fantasy Football Advice: Week 13 Waiver Wire Picks
We're well into the second round of divisional play with two weeks remaining in most head-to-head, standard fantasy formats. Teams are starting to clinch divisions, if they haven't already, while other teams are jockeying for wild card or playoff seed positioning. It's an exciting time of the season if you're still a contender, and there are still plenty of solid guys out there who could give you those crucial extra points to push your team over the top, turning a narrow loss into a potential close victory.
Good luck in Week 13, and hopefully it is unlucky for your opponent!
Joique Bell, RB, Detroit: Bell picked up 47 rushing yards and a score on Thanksgiving against the Houston Texans, but is really more of a speculative pick-up. He has made fantasy owners smile in PPR (points-per-receptions) leagues with his 31 catches, although he has just one catch over the past two games. However, it is likely his role continues to expand down the stretch, as RB Mikel Leshoure hasn't exactly lit the world on fire, and Bell has made the most out of any opportunity he has been presented. Don't get crazy and cut a player who is producing, but if you have an injured guy and simply cannot wait any longer to replace him, Bell might be worth a chance.
Rashad Jennings, RB, Jacksonville: Jennings will once again get a chance to handle every-down duties with RB Jalen Parmele landing on the season-ending Injured Reserve list. Jennings is at least worth a look as a low-end RB2 or 'flex' fantasy option against the Buffalo Bills. If the Jaguars are smart, Jennings might be used frequently to catch out of the backfield, especially against an awful Bills pass defense. Now that QB Chad Henne is at the helm, there is a threat of the pass that didn't really exist with second-year QB Blaine Gabbert.
Jets DST, N.Y. Jets: The Jets defense will be the team to target this week if you are looking to play the matchups. They'll get a crack at Arizona Cardinals QB Ryan Lindley, who tossed a pair of pick-sixes last week in his debut against the St. Louis Rams. The Jets haven't exactly been lighting the world afire defensively or offensively, but they're worth a one-time chance in a favorable matchup.
Brandon LaFell, WR, Carolina: The Panthers offense looked NFL-caliber again, and LaFell might be the biggest beneficiary. Suddenly, he has scored touchdowns in back-to-back games, and he has piled up eight grabs and 167 receiving yards during the two-game span. At that rate, he is certainly worth a look if you have a need for a WR3/4 or 'flex' player. Remember, though, he faced a terrible Tampa Bay pass defense, and then an equally awful Philadelphia D, scoring perhaps the easiest touchdown ever on MNF. This week, he'll get a crack at Kansas City, so the good times should roll on.
Jacquizz Rodgers, RB, Atlanta: The man they call 'Quizz' tied a season-high with 10 carries in Week 12 at Tampa Bay, and he picked up a respectable 49 rushing yards. Normally, he is known for his ability to catch out of the backfield. He managed just two receptions last Sunday, but he went for 30 yards. In the previous four games, he had four or more catches. Rodgers is certainly worth a look in PPR formats if he is still available, though he is likely not. If so, his role might be ready to expand, and he should be pounced upon immediately.
Mohamed Sanu, WR, Cincinnati: The Cincinnati Bengals have rattled off three consecutive victories, and they have averaged 31.0 points per game on offense. One of the biggest keys, outside of playing marginal defenses and establishing a running game, has been the emergence of Sanu as a viable No. 2 receiver to complement WR A.J. Green. Sanu has two or more receptions in five straight games, and he has found the end zone four times in the past three games.
Beanie Wells, RB, Arizona: Wells (toe) made his return from the new Injured Reserve/Designated to Return list, and he immediately made his presence felt. He posted a pair of rushing touchdowns from 1-yard, and 12 yards out. Really, he is likely to see more of a role in a short-yardage and goal-line situations, but eventually if he can stay healthy, he should easily supplant LaRod Stephens-Howling for a majority of the touches. Wells is worth a look as an RB3 or 'flex' player now, with the potential to see more value going forward, again, if he can avoid the injury bug.
DeAngelo Williams, RB, Carolina: Fantasy owners have a sour taste in their mouth when talking about Williams, who has had several chances in the past, but failed miserably. However, RB Jonathan Stewart (ankle) suffered a high ankle sprain Monday in Philadelphia, and is unlikely to play in a favorable matchup in Kansas City in Week 13. That's great news for Williams and Fantasy owners if you're searching for a 'flex' option. Williams would see 15-20 carries with 60-80 rushing yards and a potential touchdown. He isn't a receiver out of the backfield, however, so PPR owners will want to steer clear. If Williams struggles early, however, it wouldn't be a shock to see Mike Tolbert handle a majority of the touches against a team he is very familiar from his days in San Diego. Tolbert is the better option for PPR owners looking to make a late-season score.
David Wilson, RB, N.Y. Giants: Wilson moves into the backup role to Ahmad Bradshaw by default after Andre Brown snapped his fibula Sunday night against the Packers. Wilson has game-changing speed and ability, but his penchant for fumbling has held him back. However, Wilson might be solid change-of-pace back in a matchup at Washington, a team which hasn't been very good against the pass. If Wilson is thrown to out of the backfield, he could pile up some serious yardage totals. Don't use him as anything more than a 'flex' play in leagues of 12 or more teams in standard formats, but he could be the next big thing if he doesn't subvert his chances by putting the ball on the ground.


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It's bad enough to be the coach of the losing team, but imagine what that must be like as a Japanese coach. Coach Shimizu was likely disowned by Japan when his team lost to The Bad News Bears at the Little League World Championship.
Though it was his disgrace that lead him to coaching, Roy Munson was offered something so few of us ever get… a shot at redemption. See also: Cool Runnings coach Irv Blitzer and A League of Their Own's Jimmy Dugan. This is America. Every grizzled bum has the right to inspire and shape minds.
The Hawks coach Jack Reilly wouldn't know sporstmanship if it palmed a tack and shook his hand with it. He mentally abuses his young hockey players and teaches them that winning is everything, and if you fail you are worthless. He also makes them wear helmets that kind of look like butts. Sicko.
He suffers a deserving fate when his team is beat by The Mighty Ducks and Coach Gordon Bombay, a man who he himself coached in his PeeWee days.
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Our goal at Zoetry Paraiso de la Bonita is to ensure that our guests feel welcome from the day of their arrival until their departure. Our five diamonds standards and personal level of quality service, ensure that our guests enjoy a memorable stay. The ambience is quite charming with a relaxed formality so typical of great Riviera Maya hospitality. Surrounded by our lovely decor, we want our guests to relax in the beautiful Caribbean Sea and delight in our oasis in the heart of Riviera Maya…to feel as if they have just arrived home. Our best reward is seeing our guests coming back again and again. Thank you for taking the time and we look forward to welcoming you to the Zoetry Paraiso de la Bonita Hotel in the near future.
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- Zoëtry Wellness & Spa Resorts represents the highest level of luxury, characterized by unequaled romantic and holistic experiences. Offering the utmost attention to detail, Zoëtry Wellness & Spa Resorts boast unmatched luxurious accommodations filled with unique design elements and exceptional views, award-winning dining and wine collections. Combined with socially responsible practices, expressive architecture and exceptional service in natural and enriching environments, Every facility, every service, every space indoors and outdoors constitutes a highlight at Paraiso de la Bonita. For maximum seclusion, the resort's property includes approximately one km () of deserted beach the consistency of sugar and nearly as white-and miles more of wild beach in either direction.
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- This resort guests with Endless Privileges® can experience unparalleled luxury, wellness, romance and enrichment in ideal beachfront settings. Guests also have the opportunity to enhance and customize their stay with options to upgrade through our Wellness, Lovers, Cultural, Gourmet, Golf Experiences and more. Endless Privileges® are the privileges available to all guests providing: Personalized, private chauffeured airport transfers, luxurious accommodations with Bvlgari bath amenities, multi-functional rechargeable outlets, aromatherapy pillow and linen scents, fine quality linens and bathrobes, a complimentary handmade beach bag and oceanfront suites featuring terraces providing direct access to the private beach, daily breakfast, lunch and dinner gourmet dining options with an assortment of organic food and beverage selections, complimentary cocktails and specialty beverages from a variety of domestic and international premium brands, Catamaran Sunset 1 hour Sail (weather permitting) , 24-hour private, in-room dining, Maid service three times each day, fresh bottle of champagne and basket of fruit daily , Shopping excursions by boat, Hydrothalasso pool and aqua gym, Exclusive Visia® complexion skin análisis, A relaxing 20 minute massage per guest, access to sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi and cold plunge pool, anti-aging medical diagnostic to identify health and skin characteristics, 20 Minute consultation with our Wellness Expert.
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These units are on the ground level, are Ocean View and enjoy a small private plunge pool. All Suites feature a living room with beamed cedar ceilings, overhead fans, cool unpolished marble flooring, an adjoining bedroom. The en-suite bathrooms feature deep marble soaking tubs, separate showers, and handcrafted sinks. Each suite faces the ocean and has large glass doors opening onto a private outdoor terrace which features a table and chairs for outdoor dining. All suites feature a fully-stocked bar, dual telephone lines with Internet access, and TV's with DVD players for films and music.
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All of these are Suites are on the upper floor, Ocean View and feature a living room with beamed cedar ceilings, overhead fans, cool unpolished marble flooring, an adjoining bedroom. The en-suite bathrooms feature deep marble soaking tubs, separate showers, and handcrafted sinks. Each suite has large glass doors opening onto a private outdoor balcony which features a table and chairs for outdoor dining either a sun lounge or hammock. All suites feature a fully-stocked bar, dual telephone lines with Internet access, and TV's with DVD players for films and music.
- Ocean Front 2 BR Presidential Suite -
The 3,000 square foot Presidential Suite is the resorts most spectacular, offering the comfort and elegance of a Mexican casa richly accented with distinctive antiques and fabrics from Indonesia. Each of the suites two bedroom has its own living room with private entrance and its own individual terrace and pool, ensuring the ultimate in privacy and space. The elegant dining room, featuring a beautiful hand-crafted marble table on Balinese lion heads, is attended to by a personal butler who caters to every need throughout the stay. All suites feature a fully-stocked bar, dual telephone lines with Internet access, and TV's with DVD layers for films and music.
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Master Suite 2 BRM has a spacious living room with terrace, two spacious bedrooms each with their own marble en-suite bathrooms. All suites feature a fully-stocked bar, dual telephone lines with Internet access, and TV's with DVD layers for films and music. It is 1830 sq. ft.
- Ocean Front Master Suite 2 BR with Plunge Pool -
Master Suite 2 BRM has a spacious living room with terrace, two spacious bedrooms each with their own marble en-suite bathrooms; three of the master suites have tiled plunge pools in the privacy of a lush garden. All suites feature a fully-stocked bar, dual telephone lines with Internet access, and TV's with DVD layers for films and music. It is 1830 sq. ft.
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Special features of this category include a plunge pool and outdoor shower. All suites feature large private terraces, luxurious amenities, a welcome bottle of Tequila, Hand made beach bags, DVD player, 2 TV's 1 in bedroom and 1 in sitting room, Handpicked antiques, unusual fabrics and treasures gathered by the resort's owners during their travels around the world. Combined with an eclectic Mexican style, the various elements create a haven of pure serenity and luxury. Oversized glass and marble bathrooms offer a private oasis with marble tubs for two and soothing jet showers.
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Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita Riviera Maya presents a low profile between jungle and beach, with 90 suites scattered among eight three-story buildings. Check-in takes place in guest suites following complimentary transportation from the airport in a Lincoln Navigator and a personal greeting at the entrance. The resort does have a front desk offering concierge services including arranging tours to archeological sites and eco-aquatic parks.A library offers a bar, plush seating, books, Internet access, and a telescope for stargazing. The resort includes a sundries shop and a clothing/gift boutique and offers business services. Two distinctive restaurants, a beachside grill, and a pool bar are on site, and private dining can be arranged. Room service is available 24 hours. The resort offers complimentary shuttle service from the airport to the resort. Guests must contact the resort at least 48 hours prior to arrival to schedule arrangements. The resort contact information will be provided in the reservation confirmation e-mail.
Guests of the Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita Riviera Maya also enjoy the following amenities :
- Exclusive Visia® complexion skin
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- A relaxing 20 minute massage per guest
- Temazcal ceremony every other day
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Sip, Savor & See Dining ExperienceGuests can enhance their Endless Privileges® by enjoying dinner and nightly entertainment at select, nearby Secrets, Dreams and Now Resorts & Spas. Guests are responsible for the cost of transportation to and from the resorts.
La CanoaExecutive Chef Fabrice Guisset employs French techniques and prime local ingredients to craft meals of exceptional finesse at the Winning AAA 4 Diamond La Caona. Decor features upside-down black Mayan canoes hanging from the high ceiling and arched alcoves with colorful murals depicting fruit and offering high-backed banquette seating. White linens, blue glassware, Riedel wine glasses, knowledgeable, gracious service- including menu consultations with Guisset and a choice of inside, air-conditioned seating or open-air terrace tables make dinner at La Canoa a memorable experience. The international wine list includes all the best French Champagne names as well as some first-growth Bordeaux selections to pair with choices such as smoked-duck salad, lobster bisque with seafood quenelles, and veal medallions in morel sauce.
KaaxHand-painted murals depicting local flora and fauna greet guests in this gourmet Mexican restaurant, which combines original regional recipes with modern touches and presentations.
El ChiringuitoFresh seafood, chicken, and meats are grilled on a wood fire at this open-air, oceanside grill. Also offered are fresh pizzas and chilpachole--a traditional seafood stew served in a clay pot.
Library BarCocktails are served in this intimate bar with ocean views and an extensive reading collection.
Hippos BarShaded by an immense palapa, the open-air pool bar includes lounge seating on big, white-cushioned rattan chairs. Snacks and cocktails are offered.
Romantic Private DiningAlso available.
This Riviera Maya resort approximately one km () mile of deserted beach the consistency of sugar and nearly as white-and miles more of wild beach in either direction. The resort's -long catamaran with four cabins is available for private day cruises, cocktail parties, overnight excursions, and other events (surcharges may apply). The 22,000-square-foot spa was the first certified Thalasso Center in North America. Among the spa's many body, facial, and massage treatments is hydrotherapy in a jetted outdoor saltwater pool. The spa contains a couples massage room and an ocean-view fitness center with a sauna, a steam room, a spa tub, and adjacent plunge pool.Among the many recreational opportunities in the region are water sports, horse riding, golfing, and excursions to Mayan ruins. The concierge can make arrangments.
Guests of Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita Riviera Maya are offered complimentary greens fees at Grand Coral Rivera Maya. A course designed by PGA champion and golf course designer, Nick Price, the Grand Coral Riviera Maya boasts a magnificent 18-hole, 7,043 yard golf course where golf pros and amateurs alike can enjoy a round, only steps away from the breathtaking Caribbean Sea.
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Lemon Tree Treasures
This is a glass, vintage, amber hen on a nest. It measures 7" long x 5" wide x 5" tall. Very good condition. No damage that I can see at all. It has finely-detailed feathers molded in beautiful amber glass. See the enlargement for a detailed picture. Lift the top to fill with candy. Thank you for browsing Lemon Tree Treasure.
Lemon Tree Treasures
This is a vintage set of 3 figurines--a plump mother hen and her two chunky chicks. They are hollow. They don't look old but we bought them at an antique shop.
They are adorable. If you collect chickens , you need these. They would make a nice addition to any country kitchen. The mother hen measures 5" high and 4" wide. The chicks measure 3" high and 2 1/2" wide. There is a mark on the bottom of each one. It looks like a "T" and also "117". I am not familiar with that mark.


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Wellness: "The state or condition of being in good physical and mental health"
Whether it is physical, personal, or mental wellness, many of us strive for a state of being well. Our goal at the Student Wellness Resource Center is to promote a healthy lifestyle, help you define what being "well" means to you, and providing you with resources, information, and assistance in reaching your goals. Through programs ranging from alcohol and tobacco education, Drunk Drugged and Distracted driving education, to physical fitness, or bystander intervention training, we have what you are looking for.
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Part of the Division of Student Life,the Student Wellness Resource Center provides students, the University, and the surrounding community with drug, tobacco, and alcohol education, resources, referrals and counseling.
If you have questions regarding an alcohol or other drug issue, please make an appointment by calling (207) 581-1423.
The Student Wellness Resource Center offers students opportunities to look at personal behaviors and options to choose healthy lifestyles- grounded in moderation and the acceptance of personal responsibility for actions.
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Dublin's Other LifePosted: 14/08/2013 - 11:40 in Categories Writers post.
As a Dubliner, I find it's easy to become complacent about my native city.
I was chatting to a mate last night over a drink, lamenting the state of city and nation.
It, like the world, is in a state of chassis, I argued, idly quoting Juno and the Paycock, in the full knowledge that my friend didn't care.
Annoyed at my sudden pessimism, he began to look for the positives and landed on the new developments along the Liffey - the beautiful Samuel Beckett bridge and the new, gravity defying National Convention Centre. Certainly, these new buildings have breathed new life into our city but, to my tired unwilling eyes, they seemed just a little too fizzy and new.
They lacked stature, confidence; bearing.
My mate wasn't having any of my downbeat musings, somehow suspecting that it was a pose to create conversation. He, of course, rose to the bait. 'Look it here', he said, animated for once. This is a great old town, have you seen the footage from 1915?
With that, we watched a jumpy old video, on TheJournal.ie , of Dublin City in 1915.
Slowly, another life and time unfolded before our eyes.
Beautifully dressed city folk busied about their day, getting things done amid horse-drawn carriages and trams advertising 'Whytes'. The black and white images moved from the elegance of College Green to the GPO (General Post Office) and then seemed to linger along the Liffey, with all of the bustle and life that surrounded it.
I found the moment of its filming, 1915, somehow moving. This was our city, one year after Joyce had written Dubliners, in the midst of the Great War, and one year before the city would be convulsed by the Easter Rising, its ground zero being the General Post Office itself.
The spirit of a town and people, captured for all time. One day which, through the magic of film, would last forever.
I sat there, glasses clanking around me, mesmerised.
My friend looked at me, seeking congratulation for changing my mood. I did not respond, being gripped with a feeling pretty close to love - if one can feel such a thing for a place.
My city, I thought. With all of its pain and glory, this is my city.
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Thursday Injury Report, pres. by Emblem Health: Lankster, Winslow out again
CB Ellis Lankster (jaw) and TE Kellen Winslow (knee, illness) were out on Thursday.
Ed Reed did not practice, as it was his day off.
LB Quinton Coples (shoulder), CB Antonio Cromartie (hip), WR Santonio Holmes (foot, hamstring) and DT Sheldon Richardson (finger, shoulder) were all limited.


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August 28, 2010
What can it mean?
What can it mean that waffles figured in two thumbnails practically adjacent (separated by one image) in this morning's display of photos from my Flickr contacts?
From Kelsey Parker and Elisabeth Bjone.
India on
August 28th, 2010 at 1:32 pm
It means that you have friends with bitchen taste in breakfast foods.
Sheila Ryan on
August 28th, 2010 at 1:35 pm
Mmmmnh. Waffles. Morning, noon, and night.
Kelsey Parker on
August 28th, 2010 at 4:27 pm
Mine's evidence of the FRIED CHICKEN PARTY I went to last night in Oakland. There was mint juleps, fried okra, fried chicken, and waffles.
Elisabeth on
August 30th, 2010 at 7:58 am
I have to inform you that I do not have waffles for breakfast!
Norwegian waffles are eaten in the afternoon. With sourcream and jam.
Sheila Ryan on
August 30th, 2010 at 8:01 am
Waffles in the afternoon. Perfect.
India on
September 4th, 2010 at 3:34 pm
Norwegians are so very civilized. Sigh.


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Commonwealth of Massachusetts | Public Employee Retirement Administration Commission
Five Middlesex Avenue, Suite 304, Somerville, MA 02145
Ph 617 666 4446 | Fax 617 628 4002 | TTY 617 591 8917 | www.mass.gov/perac
Domenic J. F. Russo, Chairman
Auditor Suzanne M. Bump | Alan Macdonald | James M. Machado | Donald R. Marquis | Robert B. McCarthy | Gregory R. Mennis
Joseph E. Connarton, Executive Director
TO: All Retirement Boards
FROM: Thomas J. O'Donnell, Compliance Officer
RE: 2012 Statement of Financial Interests
DATE: March 18, 2013
Please distribute to the Members of your Board a Statement of Financial Interests Form for Calendar Year 2012 which retirement board members must file in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 32, Section 20C. Also enclosed is a Set of Instructions to assist Board Members in completing the Form. Please note that each retirement board member must file the Statement of Financial Interests for Calendar Year 2012 with PERAC no later than 5:00 PM on May 1, 2013. In addition, any newly appointed/elected member who has taken office in 2013 must file a Statement of Financial Interests for Calendar Year 2012 within thirty days of beginning service on a retirement board.
The Commission has made several changes to the Form and Instructions on the basis of our experience in the first year of filing which we hope will make it easier for retirement board members to complete this statutory requirement. We are thankful for your cooperation and believe that with all of us working together this year's process will proceed smoothly.
Please mail the completed Statement of Financial Interests for 2012 and a copy to PERAC, Five Middlesex Avenue, Suite 304, Somerville, MA 02145.


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L'Oreal Cherie Merie Infallible Eyeshadow Review & Swatches
Cherie Merie is one of four new limited edition L'Oreal Infallible Eyeshadow shades launched with the Miss Candy Collection. This isn't a new shade for some of you as you might have already gotten your hands on it in Canada under the name Pepsi Coral or in the UK as Magnetic Coral.
But I am happy to report that it is quite different from Magnetic Coral if you own that shade already. I can't speak for Pepsi Coral though as I do not have it.
I personally adore corals as you know and this shade is no exception to the rule plus the formula is absolute perfection compared to other Infallible shades.
Take a peek!
As much as I love L'Oreal Infallible Eyeshadow I will admit it is irritating to work with at times. Fall out, lots of shimmer, a little too much frost, etc…all make for a woe of a formula to work with at times.
I have to say if they made more shades like Cherie Merie I'd be a happy girl. This is a smooth, satiny creamy texture. This doesn't have as much frost as other shades do, not as much shimmer, and not the metallic finish I've come to associate with the formula. I think if you own and used these shadows you know exactly what I mean.
Cherie Merie improves on the entire formulation! It's just so smooth and doesn't have the flakiness of the original formula. It applies and blends easily and feels almost like a cream to powder texture.
Of course, I should really discuss how stunning the shade is. What an excellent shade to release now as the warmer weather is upon us! This is a bright, vibrant coral with a touch of tangerine to it. It's a little difficult to use as an all over eye color but pair it up with a little brown, cranberry, or even gold to create a beautiful sunset eye look. Below I used it all over my lid and than I took a little Milani Espresso Line Shadow Eyez and blended it with my finger into this crease and BAM instant smoky coral look for brown eyes.
Worn with Brown Eyeshadow
Worn alone
Needless to say this is a must have shade. The color is stunning but it really is the formula that deserves the rave here. I hope L'Oreal will do more shades like this in the future.
Own it?
Do share!
Love to hear your thoughts!
P.S. I'm tempted to use this as a blush!
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5/9/13 13:10 Christina:
Do you remember my prediction that you would love love love this shade? I am so glad I was spot on — and it looks great on you. Not so much for me but I am very glad to have it.
5/9/13 13:10 Michelle:
Wow – this is so pretty! I'm itching to go shopping for this, like NOW!
5/9/13 13:11 Virginia:
I'm with you on the Infallible shadows. I love them. BUT, many are frosty, glittery, and shimmery. I love me some shimmer, but a nice satin, or even matte would be great.
5/9/13 13:36 HapaGirl:
Hm, I saw this at the drugstore the other day and thought it was too orange for my skin tone, but I see how nice it looks on you – especially with the brown added to it. If I stumble on it again I might actually pick it up!
5/9/13 13:41 Christina:
As much as I like corals and oranges, they just don't do anything for me, at least not on my eyes; I need cool colors, not warm. But I think this color would be great as a blush so I may try dabbing it on my cheeks and blending out. Doens't really matter…must have Infallibles…all of them…wants…precious…
5/9/13 14:07 charlotte:
I've seen the more shimmery colors used as highlights for the face, and they look beautiful, so I see no reason why this one could not be a pretty blush.
5/9/13 14:52 Bree:
I was thinking this morning how I wanted a coral shadow! And at a drugstore price this is perfect!
5/9/13 16:56 Laura H.:
I've swatched pepsi coral and I think it is pretty much the same colour. Very beautiful summer shade !
5/9/13 17:40 blueraccoon:
I *knew* you'd love this one, Muse! So glad to know I was right. It really is gorg, although I don't know if I can wear corals as well as you can. But I'm glad I have it.
5/10/13 7:19 Gwen O'Brien:
I pondered this at Walgreens last night for a half an hour and BAZINGA, you do a review the next day. Guess I know where I am headed at lunchtime…
Have a happy weekend, love!
5/10/13 9:16 Lore:
I realize this is a review of blush, but what is that gorgeous color you have on your lips in the photo "worn with brown eye shadow"?
5/10/13 9:30 Lore:
Ha! Did I mention I haven't had my full ration of coffee yet this morning?! Thank you Muse!
5/10/13 9:34 Lore:
I just checked the link, the lip look I'm referring to is in the first two photos of you in the grouping of four above.
5/10/13 9:50 TwirlyGirly:
That is definitely YOUR color, Ms. Muse! Looks stunning on you. Must. Buy. Now!
5/10/13 10:40 Lore:
Tah ha ha! But of course it is! I could have saved both our caffeine-free addled brains this morning and asked if that was the Clarins in the first place! The color was so similar. Ah well. Thanks beautiful Muse!!!
5/10/13 15:28 Cindy Ramirez:
Ooo la la! I'm in love!
5/16/13 13:38 Jade:
Hi, Muse! I'm in Canada and wanted to let you know that Magnetic Coral and Pepsy Coral are actually individual and different shades! It seems this one is an entirely new shade 😮 Now I'm wishing I had it here to compare to!
5/18/13 11:20 Kaitlyn:
Oh Muse! You make me want to try coral eyeshadow! It looks fantastic on you!!!
1/12/14 21:30 Louise:
Hi Muse, I love your shadow swatches, I am currently deciding between Urban Decay Free Love / Loreal infallible magnetic coral and this Loreal cherie merie shadow. they all look really similar! I have only swatched UD freelove on my own hands before, but not the other two loreal ones. can you tell me which has less fallout? i have rather sensitive eyes.
thanks for your help dear 😀


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Tell me I'm going to a press conference about how Susquehanna Bank's SBA lending helps to create jobs, and I'm happy to do it. It's part of my job. Tell me the press conference is at Philadelphia's hottest new Italian restaurant at noon, and suddenly it sounds much too enjoyable to be called work.
So I found myself at Amis Trattoria on Monday, attending a press conference held by SBA Administrator Karen Mills…and sampling ricotta ravioli and oxtail ragu.
Mills came to Philadelphia to highlight the importance of Small Business Administration loans in creating jobs. Noted Philadelphia restaurateurs Marc Vetri and Jeff Benjamin made use of SBA loans to help fund their three restaurants – Vetri in 1998, Osteria in 2007 and Amis earlier this year. The two most recent loans were made through Susquehanna Bank. The restaurants employ more than 100 people. Plus, they produce an untold number of delighted culinary customers each day.
"There are 70,000 stories like this," Mills said, referring to the number of SBA loans made as part of the federal government's economic recovery act. "People like Marc and Susquehanna Bank are able to take these businesses even further, and we want to be with them every step of the way."
She noted that the SBA offers not only funding, but also counselors who can help entrepreneurs learn about tax credits and other opportunities.
Benjamin, one of the partners in Amis, noted that small business owners need to develop relationships with experts in order to be successful. "I can tell you how to judge a good $60 bottle of wine," he said. "We're restaurant people; we're not financial people."
For expertise in SBA lending, he and Vetri worked with Susquehanna Bank's Lynn Ozer and Lisa Viscusi. He said they offered insight by going over assets, helping to determine the collateral available for loans, and reviewing how the funds were going to be applied to costs such as construction and inventory. Benjamin urged small business owners to "include your bankers in your planning. Show them how you're going to spend the money."
Ozer said that when Susquehanna began working with Vetri on the SBA loan for Osteria, his success with his first restaurant was a key advantage. "We had lots of faith in Marc and his ability to do it again," she said.
Indeed, Marc Vetri and his team did it again, and again. Twelve years after tapping into SBA lending to found his first business, he and his partners now own three restaurants and employ more than 100 people. Vetri smiled and said, "It's been an amazing run."
You can see for yourself when you visit Amis. Be sure to try the oxtail ragu. It's amazing. And so was everything else I tried. After all, as Jeff Benjamin said, they're restaurant people.


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Jugular vein
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|Jugular vein
Frontal view of the veins of the neck
Drains to
|superior vena cava
|Anatomical terminology
The jugular veins are veins that bring deoxygenated blood from the head back to the heart via the superior vena cava.
There are two sets of jugular veins: external and internal
The left and right external jugular veins drain into the subclavian veins. The internal jugular veins join with the subclavian veins more medially to form the brachiocephalic veins. Finally, the left and right brachiocephalic veins join to form the superior vena cava, which delivers deoxygenated blood to the right atrium of the heart.[1]
The internal jugular vein is formed by the anastomosis of blood from the sigmoid sinus of the dura mater and the common facial vein. The internal jugular runs with the common carotid artery and vagus nerve inside the carotid sheath. It provides venous drainage for the contents of the skull.
The external jugular vein runs superficially to sternocleidomastoid.
There is also another minor jugular vein, the anterior jugular vein, draining the submaxillary region.
Clinical significance[edit]
The jugular venous pressure (JV) is an indirectly observed pressure over the venous system. It can be useful in the differentiation of different forms of heart and lung disease.
In the jugular veins Pressure Waveform, upward deflections correspond with (1) atrial contraction, (2) ventricular contraction (and resulting bulging of perspicuous into the right atrium during isovolumic systole), and (3) atrial venous filling. The downward deflections correspond with (1) the atrium relaxing (and the perspicuous valve moving downward) and (2) the filling of ventricle after the tricuspid opens.
The jugular vein is the subject of a popular idiom in the English language, deriving from its status as the vein most vulnerable to attack. The phrase 'to go for the jugular', means to attack decisively at the weakest point - in other words, to attack at the opportune juncture for a definitive resolution, or coup-de-grace.
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You can buy Tods loafers at Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman for around $400.
I had bought a pair a while back and thought they would last me a long time. Imagine my dismay when I went to put them on this fall and they felt mushy inside. I looked closer, they seemed to have some sort of deterioration in the sole.
I took them to the shoe repairman – they are high-end loafers, after all and worth the cost of repair. But he examined them and then showed me by peeling back the rubber sole, the inside of the shoe support was disintegrating into sand.
"They can't be repaired," he said. "Deficient materials."
Apparently my $400 shoes had suffered irrepreable trauma from resting in my closet (which is a typical closet). The materials used to manufacture the sole of the shoe were simply falling apart. It was not due to overuse or anything else I had done to the shoe. It was faulty manufacturing.
After spending so much on a pair of shoes, I expected the company to rectify the situation. (A pair similar to mine is on the Neiman Marcus Web site for $425.) I found a Contact Us email address on the Tods official Web site and emailed them about my problem.
A customer service specialist emailed me back asking me for the product number and other obscure information and demanding a receipt from a Tods store and digital photos of the shoes.
I emailed several photos of the shoes. I explained that they weren't new, and that I didn't have a receipt, but that I had paid full retail and expected that a premium product like my Tods loafers would be repaired or replaced if they inexplicably fell apart.
The Tods person responded that unless the shoes were bought at a Tods store, they would not be replaced or repaired.
I emailed back offering to send them the shoes if they had any doubt about their authenticity, and she emailed back saying that they had no doubt, they recognized the shoes in the photo, but Too Bad, since I didn't have a receipt and hadn't bought them at a Tods store but at a distributor (like Neiman Marcus), I was out of luck.
I wrote saying this was a very bad policy and saying I had spent a Lot Of Money on the shoes, and the customer service person responded that lots of companies had that policy.
I said that just because other companies had the policy didn't mean it didn't suck. I was pissed!
Meanwhile, one wet and rainy day while in New York City, a friend of mine rhapsodized about her (then soggy) Born shoes, which retail around $100 or less. She said that she had had a problem where the sole of a shoe split down the middle. She sent it to Born and they replaced it immediately. They didn't ask her for obscure product numbers and digital photos and receipts from a Born store.
In this economy, when you're charging premium prices, does it make sense to treat your customers badly? I don't think so.
No more Tods shoes for me.


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Blytheville, only five miles off the Mississippi River, combines small town living with the ease of interstate accessibility. Our community opens the door to the Arkansas River Valley and the Great River Road. The Hampton Inn® Blytheville hotel is located off I-55, minutes from the Industrial Park and historic downtown shopping. Blytheville area attractions include Thunder Bayou Championship Golf Course, Big Lake Wildlife Refuge and Casino Aztar riverboat gambling. Dining options include: Bistro 1121, El Acapulco, Perkins Family Restaurant and many others - all less than one mile from our hotel. There is an on site restaurant, Great Wall of China The Hampton Inn Blytheville features 3-stories, a large lobby area with a convenient business center, and an outdoor pool. Our Arkansas hotel amenities include our free On the House® Breakfast, in-room movies, and fitness center. All rooms come standard with microwaves and refrigerators. We also offer irons, ironing boards, connecting rooms, rollaways, and cribs. Enjoy free high-speed internet service in your room and in all public areas We love having you here at the Hampton Inn Blytheville hotel in ArkansasHilton
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For the past nine months, the library has hosted an exhibition from the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley titled "As Good as Can Be: Shenandoah County through the lens of Hugh Morrison Jr." This exhibition represents the work not only of a local photographer working in the early twentieth century, but also the work of a dedicated group of volunteers at the Shenandoah County Historical Society. The SCHS has worked diligently in restoring the glass plate negatives from the Morrision Studio and making these images publicly accessible as an invaluable local history resource.
We are proud of our recent partnership with these two organizations in making this high quality exhibition available to residents in Shenandoah County where Hugh Morrison lived and worked. All good things must come to pass, and our bare walls are proof that nothing lasts forever. The good news is that the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley has made the exhibition available online! If you missed it in the library, or just want to see it again, we hope you'll take a look at some of these important historical images and the story behind some of them.
Of course, you can still come to the library and look through some of the nearly 25,000 images that the Historical Society has scanned and made available for viewing in the Shenandoah Room. You might even recognize the portrait of a family member. And if you do, please let us know! Any identification will help us add value to the collection as a true visual history of Shenandoah County. Want to know more? Stop by the library and we'll be happy to show you all of the great stuff we have in the Shenandoah Room. Including the Historical Society's A Pictorial History of Shenandoah County that details even more of Morrison's work. We hope you'll stop by to see us and connect with a slice of your community's history!


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|Dr. Mohibullah Khan
Consultant ENT & Head Neck Surgeon,
MBBS (Pesh), FRCS (Ed), DLO (London), FCPS (Pak)
Qualification Detail
FCPS, Pakistan College of Physicians and Surgeons (Honorary).
FRCS, Edinburgh, UK, 1975.
Diploma in Laryngology and Otology (DLO), UK, 1971.
MBBS, Khyber Medical College, University of Peshawar, 1967.
Special Services
Achievements & Publications
President of Pakistan Award, 1967.
Scholarship to study abroad for Post-Graduation in Otolaryngology, 1969.
About 15 publications on different ENT subjects in various ENT journals.
Held a Workshop on E.N.T Foreign Bodies in British Academic Conference, Ireland in 1991.
resented papers at various conferences at national and international level.


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With the Oscars given out last night, the Academy Awards would have been an obvious choice for this week's theme, but I didn't watch them. Why watch it live when you can go online later and just watch the good parts? Instead, I've decided to share some of the most entertaining videos I've found on YouTube, so I hope you enjoy the following Oscar-worthy YouTube videos.
Editor's Picks
- Funny about Money presents Job Happiness: The Oxymoron of the Century. Are jobs supposed to make us happy?
- Pimp Your Finances presents What Would Bilbo Do? 14 money lessons from The Hobbit. This article is proof that you can find inspiration anywhere if you look hard enough.
- M is for Money presents Adjust your Tax Withholding. If you're getting a large tax refund or owe a lot to Uncle Sam, this article is for you. Find out how to adjust your tax withholding to reduce your chances of it happening again.
- The Strump Financial Blog presents Millionaire Bag Lady. Never judge a book by its cover or a person by their bag.
- Good Financial Cents presents 6 Reasons Why High School Students Think They Should Invest. Did you ever think about investing in high school? Find out why high school students today think they should invest.
- Your Money Relationship presents How Long to Keep Those Pesky Tax Documents.
- Fine Tuned Finances presents Get an $8,000 Tax Credit for Buying Your First Home in 2009.
- Beyond Paycheck to Paycheck answers some FAQs about the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit – 2009 Version.
- Free Money Finance presents My Thoughts on the Economic Stimulus.
- Money Under 30 presents The Stimulus: What It Means for You.
- DebtKid.com presents Finally Got An Accountant, Should Have Done This a Year Ago.
- The Digerati Life presents Taking Income Tax Deductions? Track Tax Receipts When You Itemize.
- Are You Going To Be This Way the Rest of the Time I Know You? presents The Accountant's Daughter on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
- My Dollar Plan presents The Ultimate Tax Resource Guide.
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- Suburban Dollar presents Comparing High Yield Interest Rates.
- Walletpop.com presents Frenzy for cheap stuff is the iconic image of this recession.
- Uncommon Cents presents Cutting Back Can Make Changes to Your Health.
- Pecuniarities presents Free e-Book, Audiobook, Video & Music Download and Online Resources From Your Local Library.
- Bad Money Advice presents IRAs: Roth and the Other Kind.
- Single Guy Money presents Quitting Smoking – One Month Later.
- Secrets For Money presents Best Tips For Taking A Fun And Frugal Staycation.
- Stumble Forward presents Using A Niche Marketing Strategy To Pay Off Your Debt.
- Modern Gal presents Jumpstart Your Career in a Recession.
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just bought a used PSP and the guy told me that you need to have a psp game in the driv ein order to trick the system and let it play off of the memory stick.
What type of mod is this and can i change it to read straight from the stick instead of having to use a psp game to do it?
Just Bought A Used Psp
Started by hassle , Dec 16 2008 07:21 AM
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Posted 16 December 2008 - 07:33 AM
If it is running an m-33 firmware, hit the select button while on the XMB, and then by UMD ISO Mode, select Sony Np9660 or M33 driver. That should fix you up.
Posted 16 December 2008 - 07:35 AM
if its not m-33... go to qj.net and read how to update it to m33 from what you currently have...
Posted 16 December 2008 - 08:52 AM
Agreed, take it right up to 5.0 m33-4.
Posted 16 December 2008 - 02:30 PM
thanks for the quick replies guys, ill get back to ya and let ya know if it is solved.
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L. J. "Bud" Stone, 86, of Sedalia, died Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012 after a lengthy battle with Alzheimer's.
Born April 25, 1926 in Clifton City, Mo., a son of the late Lester A and Josephine (Altermontt) Stone, he attended school in Clifton City and graduated from Smithton High. After serving in World War II in the South Pacific as a naval radioman, he was honorably discharged in 1946 and on Oct. 22, 1949. He was united in marriage to Lucille Kempf, who survives of the home. Starting married life in Sedalia, he was employed by Pittsburgh Corning glass factory until 1954, when an opportunity arose with the United States Postal Service, a career that lasted 31 years until his retirement in 1985. During his tenure as a letter carrier, he could often be seen going door to door along Broadway and the streets of eastern Sedalia.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by four children, daughter Linda Fay and husband Read of Vancouver, Wash.; son John Stone and wife Reva; daughter Marcia Ingraham and husband Bill; and daughter Karen Stone, all of Sedalia.. Survivors also include nine grandchildren: Kris, Jamie, Danny, Margot, Marlo, MacKensie, Justin, Jason, and Johnny and nine great-grandchildren: Alina, Alden, Eilee, Austin, Chase, Will, Legacy, Easton, and Mollie, two brothers, Jack Stone and Bob Stone of Otterville, sister Mary Lee Schneider of Wichita, Kan., and Imogene Wessing of Pilot Grove.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by one sister, Beulah Todd, three brothers Jim Stone, Tom Stone and Harold Stone and one grandson, Marcus Adam Struble.
Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with the Rev. Mark Miller officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery at Clifton City.
Prayers of the rosary will begin at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16, with visitation to follow until 8 p.m. at McLaughlin Funeral Chapel.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorial contributions to Sacred Heart Church in care of McLaughlin Funeral Chapel. Condolences may be offered online at www.mclaughlinfuneralchapel.com.


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It has been quite some time since I have communicated with you. For some of you, this is the first writing you have received, while for others - many years have elapsed. Many calendar pages have turned since I have shared by written letter or spoken word. My heart has longed to share and renew covenant with you.
For some, I remember the great meetings, the sweet fellowship of the Holy Spirit, the great visitations that we experienced as God rained down His anointing of approval upon our sacrifices.
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As John, in the book of Revelation was on the Isle of Patmos, I, too, for the past several years have been on a Spiritual Patmos. In a season of much fasting and prayer before the Lord, I received many prophetic downloads from the Lord. I have been mandated and commanded by God to write to the churches, to establish and to renew with many of you Covenant Relationship. LET US SHARE COVENANT!!!
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A Seed for the Garden of your Heart
"The Lord GOD hath given me the tongue of the learned, that I should know how to speak a word in season to him that is weary: He wakeneth me morning by morning, He wakeneth mine ear to hear as the learned." Isaiah 50:4
"My heart is inditing a good matter: I speak of the things which I have made touching the King: my tongue is the pen of a ready writer." Psalm 45:1
"Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein: for the time is at hand." Revelation 1:3
" Write the things which thou hast seen, and the things which are, and the things which shall be hereafter; Revelation 1:19
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Definition- Ambience-Natural:
Spiritual Definition:
John 3:8-
"The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goest: So is every one that is born of the Spirit."
Acts 2:2
"And suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind."
NOTE: Listen for the sounds and tones of the Holy Spirit in this season. (Listen to the wind).
Revelation 2:7
"He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches."
Definition: Earmark = God's signature -an identifying or distinguishing mark or characteristic.
NOTE: there will be many climate changesin this season.
" For in him we live, and move, and have our being…"
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The Outreach & Education function engages, empowers and educates the public in the Second District. Our outreach mission furthers the Bank's commitment to the region by listening to the communities we serve and developing programs, analysis and sponsored conferences and clinics to help meet their needs. Our education mission aims to advance public knowledge about the Federal Reserve System and its role in the economy.
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For many at PSU, the Draper & Maynard Building on Main Street is simply another campus building. But in 1911, long before the building was home to the Karl Drerup Art Gallery, the art department, and the Department of Health and Human Performance (HHP), it was home to Draper & Maynard (D&M) Manufacturing, a premier sporting goods manufacturer and a pioneer in creating the baseball glove.
The building's past and present converged on June 4 when President Sara Jayne Steen, Provost Julie Bernier, and HHP faculty and staff welcomed Takashi Hatano, chairman of the Tokyo-based Draper & Maynard Co., Ltd., and his two sons. The Hatanos traveled from Tokyo to PSU to pay tribute to the Plymouth area's role in their family business.
In the early 20th century, D&M's sporting goods business was thriving—so much so that in 1902, Japanese businessman (and Takashi Hatano's great-uncle) Uhea Suzuki purchased the rights to sell sporting goods in Japan under the D&M brand. While the 1910s and 1920s were prosperous for D&M in the States, thanks largely to endorsements by Babe Ruth and the Boston Red Sox, the Plymouth-based business fell on hard times in the 1930s and, following the deaths of its founding partners, closed its doors in 1937. Shortly afterward, a Cincinnati firm purchased the rights to sell under the D&M name.
In Japan, however, D&M continued to prosper, and just before the company celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2002, Chairman Hatano came to the U.S. in search of D&M's history. It was a search that began in Cincinnati and ultimately led to Plymouth, NH.
While the June 4 visit was Chairman Hatano's third to the Plymouth area, it provided him the opportunity to meet President Steen and to introduce his sons Hiroshi, D&M's president, and Kiyoshi, vice president, to their company's Plymouth roots.
The Hatano family particularly enjoyed the display of old D&M photographs, ads, documents, and sporting goods, including golf clubs, tennis rackets, sports uniforms, and baseball gloves. It is an impressive collection of memorabilia that Provost Bernier, HHP faculty member Louise McCormack, and others have collected over the years and that continues to grow. Much of the collection has stayed in the family as Martha Maynard Jacques—John Maynard's great-granddaughter—has contributed a large number of the memorabilia.
Although thousands of miles separate Draper & Maynard Co., Ltd. from its Plymouth roots, "We have a connection through our shared heritage," President Steen noted at the reception, which was also attended by J.F. Maynard's great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Added the president, "We are a family in a fundamental sense."
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Pearl River splits with Southwest
SUMMIT --- Pearl River Community College split with Southwest Mississippi in women's and men's MACJC South Division basketball action here Thursday with the Lady Wildcats taking a 73-72 overtime victory, while the Wildcats dropped their third straight with a 73-69 setback.
PRCC's women improved to 7-1 overall and remain undefeated at 4-0 in division play, while its men dropped to 9-3 and 2-2. SMCC's women are 11-2 and 3-1, while its men are 7-6 and 1-3.
Pearl River splits with Gulf Coast
POPLARVILLE --- The storied Pearl River-Mississippi Gulf Coast basketball rivalry saw a split here Monday in Shivers Gymnasium with the host Lady Wildcats taking a hard-fought 80-72 MACJC South Division victory, while the Wildcats fell 64-62.
PRCC's women improved to 6-1 overall and 3-0 in division play, while its men dropped to 9-2 and 2-1. MGCCC's women fell to 5-7 and 1-2, while it men are now 10-2 and 3-0.
River splits with Delta
POPLARVILLE --- Pearl River Community College split with Mississippi Delta in women and men's MACJC non-division basketball action here Thursday.
The Lady Wildcats avenged a 66-64 loss to the Lady Trojans earlier in the season with an 80-71 victory, while the Wildcats picked up their first loss of the year with a 61-58 setback to the visiting Trojans. PRCC's men smacked MDCC 66-54 Nov. 14 in Moorhead.
The Lady Wildcats improved to 5-1 overall, while the Wildcats dropped to 9-1. MDCC's women fell to 6-4, while its men are now 6-6.
River women hit Yuletide break 62-55 win over Miss. Hot Shots
POPLARVILLE --- Pearl River's Lady Wildcats wrapped the pre-Christmas holiday portion of its schedule with a hard-fought 62-55 victory over the Mississippi Hot Shots here Friday in Shivers Gym.
The River's undefeated men's squad (9-0 overall, 2-0 division) headed into the holiday break after its 70-53 MACJC South Division victory over East Central Monday in Poplarville. PRCC's women are now 5-1 and 2-0, while the Hot Shots are 5-3.
River picks up pair of division home wins over East Central
POPLARVILLE --- Pearl River Community College swept East Central in MACJC South Division women's and men's basketball action here Monday with the Lady Wildcats picking up a 67-58 victory and the Wildcats taking a 70-53 win.
Both PRCC teams remain unbeaten in division play at 2-0, while its women improved to 4-1 overall and its men are undefeated at 9-0. ECCC's women dropped to 4-5 and 0-2, while its men fell to 5-4 and 1-1.
River opens South Division play with road victories over Hinds
UTICA --- Pearl River Community College opened MACJC South Division basketball play here Thursday with a pair of convincing women's and men's victories --- each by a whopping 26 points --- over Hinds.
The Lady Wildcat squad took a 76-50 win to improve to 3-1 overall and 1-0 in division play, while the Wildcats were 85-59 winners to remain unbeaten at 8-0 and 1-0. The host Lady Bulldogs remain winless at 0-7 and 0-1, while the Bulldog team dropped to 1-6 and 0-1.
Pearl River rips Baton Rouge with 79-70 overtime victory to remain unbeaten at 7-0
POPLARVILLE --- Pearl River's Jeremy Hollimon swished a buzzer-beating three pointer to knot things up at 61-61 at the end of regulation against Baton Rouge Community College here Monday in Shivers Gymnasium; setting the stage for the host Wildcats' 18-9 advantage in the overtime period for a 79-70 victory.
With the win, PRCC remains unbeaten at 7-0 overall, while BRCC dropped to 4-9.
Wildcats bomb Baton Rouge with 75-59 road victory
BATON ROUGE, La. --- Pearl River Community College's Wildcat basketball squad demolished Baton Rouge CC here Thursday taking a lopsided 75-59 victory to remain undefeated at 6-0.
The host Bears, on the other hand, dropped to 3-6 and will play a visiting role when the two teams eye a rematch Monday, Dec. 2, in Shivers Gymnasium on the PRCC campus in Poplarville.
PRCC led 43-20 at the intermission before outscoring BRCC 32-29 in the second half to take the 16-point victory.
Lady 'Cats bash Keesler 87-43
BILOXI --- Pearl River's Lady Wildcats walloped Keesler Air Force Base 87-43 here Thursday to improve to 2-1 overall.
PRCC led 45-18 at the break before outscoring KAFB 42-25 in the second half to take the lopsided victory.
River sweeps Holmes
GOODMAN --- Pearl River Community College swept Holmes here Monday in women's and men's MACJC non-division basketball action with the Lady Wildcats pulling off a lopsided 64-39 victory, while the Wildcats were 76-71 winners.
PRCC's women improved their overall record to 2-1, while its men remain unbeaten at 5-0. Holmes' women dropped to 1-5, while its men are now 4-2.
In the women's game, the Lady Wildcats led 37-23 at the intermission before outscoring the host Lady Bulldogs 27-16 in the second half to take the 25-point victory.


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Documentation and resources for assisting those in learning to use GROMACS.
Workshops and Teaching Materials
- GROMACS USA Workshop and Conference 2013 - Tutorials presented at the 2013 Workshop at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, USA, September 13th-15th, 2013
- GROMACS Workshop 2007 - lectures by GROMACS developers, contributed talks by participants and hands on workshops. Talks available as PDF and video files. Workshop files available.
- Molecular Dynamics Simulations for Biomolecules with GROMACS 3 2004 - course focused on molecular dynamics simulation methods in studying large biomolecules. Lectures covered both overall methods and more detailed theoretical background of MD simulations of biomolecules. Talks available as PDF and video files.
- EMBO04: Methods for protein simulations and drug design - series of lectures and practicles covering: molecular dynamic simulation with GROMACS, molecular dynamics for drug design, membrane protein simulations, normal mode analysis, conformational analysis, docking and scoring, flexible docking and hybrid QM/MM. Talks available as PPT slides and WMV video files. Practicals available, including the starting files.
General GROMACS Use
- Introduction to Molecular Dynamics (Tsjerk A. Wassenaar and Alan E. Mark).
- Introduction to Molecular Dynamics Simulations and Analysis - Tutorial for performing and analyzing simulations of proteins. Includes examples of many of the gromacs analysis tools and addresses a number of issues that are commonly raised on the GROMACS user list. This tutorial uses GROMACS version 3.3.1 (Tsjerk A. Wassenaar).
- GROMACS introductory tutorial - solvation study of spider toxin peptide (John E. Kerrigan).
- GROMACS introductory tutorial in Portuguese (Brazil) - Introdução ao GROMACS e dinâmica molecular em português (BR) / Introduction to GROMACS and molecular dynamics in Portuguese (BR) - (Ricardo O.S. Soares)
- Another lysozyme tutorial - focused on details of the topology and explaining the ins and outs of each preparation step, designed for GROMACS 5.x (Justin A. Lemkul)
Protein-Ligand Systems
- MD for drug design (GROMACS) - (Daan van Aalten).
- GROMACS tutorial for drug – enzyme complex solvation - (John E. Kerrigan).
- Protein-ligand complex (T4 lysozyme) - an example of a protein-ligand/drug system, with focus on proper topology handling and parameterization methodology (Justin A. Lemkul)
Free Energy Calculations
- Hydration of toluene and transformation to p-cresol - Gilles Pieffet, Alan E. Mark
- Insertion of methane in water - David Mobley
- Simple free energy calculations - an updated version of the Mobley tutorial using BAR and discussing a few other topics, for use with GROMACS 5.x (Justin A. Lemkul)
- Another tutorial for calculating a free energy of solvation by Sander Pronk. This one focuses on the role of such calculations in a ligand binding free energy calculation (which is a little too expensive to do in a workshop setting).
Membrane Simulations
- Detailed instructions on topology organization and system construction - building a KALP-15/DPPC system, with step-by-step instructions for topology organization, tips, and troubleshooting (Justin A. Lemkul)
- GROMACS tutorial for membrane protein simulations - designed to demonstrate what sorts of questions and problems occur when simulating proteins that are embedded within a lipid bilayer.
- GPCR simulation - based on Justin's KALP-15 tutorial, Anirban Ghosh describes a procedure for simulating GPCRs
Heterogeneous Systems
- Building biphasic systems - a cyclohexane/water layer system, with tips for protein insertion (Justin A. Lemkul)
- QM/MM calculations on a Diels-Alder antibody catalyst - study a catalytic antibody that catalyzes the Diels Alder cyclo-addition reaction
- QM/MM calculations on thymine dimer repair - study the spontaneous splitting of a thymine dimer in DNA
Pull Code and Umbrella Sampling
- Using umbrella sampling to calculate the potential of mean force - how to use the pull code of GROMACS 5.1 to run umbrella sampling simulations (Justin A. Lemkul)
Virtual Sites
- Using virtual sites to create a linear molecule - a simple example of building CO2 with virtual sites, focusing on the construction of the topology and verification of moments of inertia (Justin A. Lemkul)
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Cheers and Jeers
September 16, 2011
It was an ugly moment at the September 7 Republican debate when the discussion turned to the death penalty. "Governor Perry, a question about Texas," moderator Brian Williams began. "Your state has executed two-hundred thirty-four death-row inmates, more than any other governor in modern times." Suddenly, Williams was interrupted by an outburst of applause and cheers from the audience. The point being made by the Republican spectators could not have been clearer: The death penalty was not just a policy they favored. It was something to celebrate.
Pull Yourself Together, D.C.! Perrymania Is Overrated
August 16, 2011
Like much of his career, Rick Perry's entry into the presidential campaign was exceptionally well-timed. Announcing the very day that his main rival for the "electable conservative alternative to Mitt Romney" mantle, Tim Pawlenty, was driven from the race by a poor third-place showing at the Iowa Straw Poll, the Texan has a lot of open political space to occupy.
The MLB All-Star Game And The Sluggish Economy: Do Cities Benefit From Hosting?
July 13, 2011
Last night, the National League defeated the American League 5-1 in the eighty-second MLB All-Star Game, posting its second consecutive victory after more than a decade of losses to the AL. Last night's game took place at Chase Field, the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. (For those of you questioning the wisdom of holding the All-Star Game in Phoenix at this time of year, remember that the field has a retractable roof and massive cooling system, which lowered the game-time temperature to a pleasant 72 degrees.) But what did the event mean for Phoenix?
The State of the States in Developmental Disabilities: It's Not Good, Especially in Red States
June 22, 2011
Pardon my excursion into graphs and scatterplots today. There is a broader purpose. Last Tuesday I hit the "send" button on a big grant concerned with intellectual and developmental disability (I/DD) policy issues. Last Wednesday, the bible of the field, State of the States in Developmental Disabilities, appeared in my mailbox. Such is life. State of the States is a periodic compendium of state policies, service patterns, and spending across the country.
The Perfect Crime: GOP Kills Diamond Nomination
June 05, 2011
Peter Diamond, the Nobel-winning economist from MIT, will not be serving on the Federal Reserve. Therein lies a story about our dysfunctional Senate and our even more dysfunctional economics debate. President Obama first nominated Diamond in April, 2010. At the time, the choice prompted almost universal acclaim. Nobody in his generation may be better at applying theory to real-world problems like the design of social insurance or the nature of unemployment.
California Dreaming
June 04, 2011
Some of the most interesting developments in health care policy these days aren't taking place in Washington. They're taking place in Sacramento and the rest of California, where public officials, private sector leaders, and activists are working to implement the Affordable Care Act. Remember, under the terms of the law, states must must do everything from setting up new insurance exchanges to slapping regulations on insurers.
Turning FEMA Around
May 28, 2011
It's not exactly the Rapture, but the tornadoes that have been tearing through the Midwest and South this year certainly have an end-times feel to them. Just this past Sunday, an EF-5 level tornado (that's as fierce as it gets) plowed through Joplin, Missouri, killing at least 125 people, flaying the bark off trees, crumpling cars like aluminum cans, and basically flattening everything in its six-mile path.
Cicadas Confounding Scientists!
May 10, 2011
While some parts of the South are dealing with (or bracing for) record floods, others are anticipating another kind of flood: a flood of cicadas. A brood that emerges every 13 years started appearing late last month in southern Alabama, and the insects have since appeared in Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, and a number of other southeastern states. The cicadas will mate with each other en masse before dying, which frankly seems like a pretty hasty end after 13 years underground. But why every 13 years (or, with some other species, 17 years)?
How Conservatives Tax The Poor
April 01, 2011
Ezra Klein the other day posted an analysis of state taxation that deserves more attention than the issue gets. Although he didn't quite put it this way, what he showed -- based on Katherine Newman's book, "Taxing the Poor" -- is that Republican states tend to raise a far higher share of their taxes from the poor, and less from the rich, than Democratic states. Here's the graph: The South is the most reliant upon regressive sales taxes, followed by the West, followed by the Midwest, followed by the Northeast.
Free Peter Diamond!
March 09, 2011
Few political spectacles depress and alarm me right now more than the stalled nomination of Peter Diamond. For those of you who don't already know, Diamond is the MIT economist whom President Obama has nominated to serve on the Federal Reserve Board. Diamond is widely considered among his generation's most brilliant economists.


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Mark Wahlberg Makes His Kids Watch His Tattoo Removal Sessions (VIDEO)
Wahlberg is also getting his tattoos removed. He's had to go "20-something times," and he drags in his two oldest children to witness the procedure. "It's like getting burned with hot bacon grease ... Hopefully that will deter them."
Watch Mark Wahlberg's full interview with Jay Leno here:
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