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It's hard for anyone to imagine what is bamboo clothing, but if you ever tried bamboo clothing, you will know that bamboo fabric is probably the best one for clothing. Bamboo clothing, bamboo plants are produced, how soft and breathable (ability to absorb moisture) as a contemporary cotton clothing. In addition, they also have many global environmental benefits. Bamboo is antibacterial and free of chemicals. You will definitely know this for a long dress, if you know that its numerous advantages.
People who grow bamboo plants indoors, know that they are easy to maintain. This applies also to bamboo plants that grow in the true outdoors or in the jungle. You do not need any pesticides at all, because the natural antibacterial and antifungal substances found in the plant. These substances help to protect the bamboo plant, protect us if we wear clothes made from bamboo.
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Many of Wendy Dworkins childhood memories revolve around the influence of her parents, Sheldon and Barbara Lane. Whether they were organizing new events for the JCC of Rochester or discussing business around the dinner table, her parents believed in working hard to be successful. Little did she know that these memories would have a profound impact on her future career and work ethic.
Dworkin serves as Attorney and Principal of LLD Enterprises, a commercial real estate development, property/asset management and brokerage firm. I love taking an underutilized asset and making it better, said Dworkin, 43. I take great pride in seeing something my team has redeveloped.
She inherited a passion for the real estate business from her father, whose real estate acquisitions began with the sale of his company, Monro Muffler Brake, in 1984.
When I was a kid, my father would take me around in the car late at night to see his stores and how they were doing, says Dworkin. Now that my father has passed away, I take my son Spencer, 9, to look at our properties and he gets as excited as I did when I was a kid.
When she isnt transforming dilapidated properties into community assets, Dworkin can be found volunteering at the JCC of Rochester, the United Way Womens Leadership Council or the Rochester Museum and Science Center (RMSC), where she serves on the board of directors. In September, she co-chaired the RMSC centennial gala, a formal event which drew over 500 guests. Getting involved in the community comes naturally to me, because I grew up around it, she says.
Now, she is gearing up for the 20th Jewish Community Center Lane Dworkin Jewish Book Festival, a celebration of Jewish culture and literature that will be held Oct. 28-Nov. 11.
My parents started the festival 20 years ago, and it was originally a grassroots movement, she said.
The annual event is the largest Jewish book festival in the nation outside the major cities. Its not just a testament to what my parents started; its about the volunteers and the well-read community that enjoys continuous learning.
In addition to lectures and book-signings, this years event includes a mens comedy night, dubbed Beers and Books, and a womens fashion show and clothing drive, called Perfect is Overrated. Prices and locations for events vary; visit www.rjbf.org for details.
Personal: 43, of Brighton, married with one son, Spencer, 9.
Occupation: Attorney and Principal, LLD Enterprises, a commercial real estate development, property/asset management, and brokerage firm.
Community activities: Jewish Community Center Lane-Dworkin Jewish Book Festival, past Chair and current committee member; member Board of Trustees, Rochester Museum & Science Center; Co-Chair, Rochester Museum & Science Center Centennial Gala; Womans Leadership Council, United Way.
My favorite thing to do in Rochester: Have a quiet dinner with family or friends, with great wine and a view of the water.
Biggest challenge Ive overcome and how I did it: Learning to have faith in my own abilities and skills after my father, Sheldon Lane, who was my mentor, died unexpectedly while I was in law school. I faced each challenge head on. My mother showed amazing confidence in my skills, letting me make major decisions that affected her future. My then-fiancé, now-husband David, was attending graduate school in New York City, but he was my greatest cheerleader, always by my side even if not literally.
One thing Ive always wanted to do but never have: Spend the summer in Italy, attend La Scala and visit the Uffizi.
If I could change one thing about myself it would be: Have more patience.
The talent I would most like to have: Artistic skills.
The one thing I cant live without: My family, especially my husbands sense of humor and take charge personality.
My favorite movie: Gone with the Wind.
One of my favorite sayings is: A mans reach should exceed his grasp - Robert Browning. My mother has quoted it often to me!
A person who has inspired me (and why): My parents. I inherited my mothers spirit and strong will and those traits have been important for my success. My father had a difficult childhood and young adult life; he worked so hard to become successful. Eighteen years-plus after his death, people from all walks of life still tell me wonderful stories of him and I never tire of hearing them. He left big shoes for me to try and fill.


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Congressman Brian Higgins announced that the funds provided by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will allow for the hiring of 85 new employees to Buffalo's division of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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"These Recovery Act funds accomplish two great things for Western New York: putting members of our community back to work and providing greater resources and support teams for our local heroes", said Congressman Higgins. "I applaud the VA for their work improving the well-being of those who have sacrificed to keep our country safe."
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Floyd Central (1-1, 0-0) at Madison (2-0, 0-0)
Madison, the most improved team in the Hoosier Hills Conference, is trying to go 3-0 for the first time since 2005.
? Both teams are coming off impressive wins. The Cubs spanked South Dearborn 37-10 as Mitchell Sandlin ran for 148 yards and 3 TDs, while Floyd Central flogged Providence 60-34 and showed off a passing game with quarterback Colton Kimm throwing for 235 yards and 2 TDs.
? The Highlanders won last year's game 47-14 as Garry Posey ran for 408 yards and four touchdowns.
? Floyd Central has won six straight in the series under coach Brian Glesing and leads it 32-15 overall.
The pick: Floyd Central 30, Madison 28
Jennings County (0-2, 0-0) at New Albany (1-1, 0-0)
The Bulldogs haven't won their first two home games since 2005.
? New Albany is coming off a 14-7 loss at Castle. New Albany's lone score was a 98-yard touchdown burst by quarterback Zach Donan.
? The Bulldogs won last year's game with the Panthers 42-13 as Tuwan Payton ran for 113 yards and 3 TDs, but they haven't beaten Jennings at Buerk Field since 2007. New Albany leads the series 26-12.
? "Jennings County is a little bit of an unknown quantity for us. They are running some different offensive and defensive schemes than they have in the past." - New Albany coach Charlie Fields
The pick: New Albany 42, Jennings County 6
Clarksville (0-2, 0-1) at Charlestown (0-2, 0-1)
Charlestown coach Jason Hawkins has never lost to his alma mater.
? The Pirates won last last year's game 67-18, with Aaron Daniel contributing 161 passing yards and 3 TDs plus 173 rushing yards and 3 TDs, to extend their winning streak in the series to six.
? The Generals gave up 34 second-half points last week while suffering a 55-22 loss to Eastern Pekin. Clarksville gave up 374 rushing yards. Marquise Parrish scored two TDs for Clarksville.
? "We look at Clarksville as being one of our main rivals and we get fired up to play them." - Charlestown coach Jason Hawkins
The pick: Charlestown 42, Clarksville 14
Holy Cross (1-1) at Providence (0-2)
After two tough road games, the Pioneers return home to lick their wounds and regroup.
? Providence won last year's game 28-7 with Matt Bell scoring two times while the defense limited Holy Cross to 58 total yards.
? Holy Cross won last week, 23-0 over Fort Knox, in a game shortened to a half because of an electrical outage.
? "We have had two very tough games against two very good teams. We are looking forward to getting to a part of our schedule that will have teams more our size." - Providence coach Larry Denison
The pick: Providence 21, Holy Cross 20
Silver Creek (1-1, 0-1) at Corydon (2-0, 1-0)
Corydon is celebrating its 50th anniversary of varsity football.
? Corydon conquered the Dragons twice last season, 70-27 during the regular season and 42-8 in the sectional opener.
? The Panthers, No.15 in the Class 3-A poll, have allowed only 13 points in their first two wins. They are ranked 19th in the state in scoring defense.
? "Silver Creek looks to be much improved. We must play sound defensively." - Corydon coach Darin Ward
? "Corydon has always been tough for us. This team feels they have something to prove." - Silver Creek coach Mike Donahue
The pick: Corydon 35, Silver Creek 14
North Harrison (1-1, 0-1) at Salem (1-1, 1-0)
Salem is looking to restore the roar under first-year coach R.J. Hartsfield as it chases its first winning season since 2009.
? The Lions swept the Cougars last season, winning 21-0 in the regular season and 27-6 in the sectional opener. Both games were at North Harrison.
? Salem is tryng to remain perfect in the Mid-Southern Conference as it chases its first league title since 2008.
? The Cougars dropped a 40-6 decision to Corydon last week, with quarterback Jack Phelps completing 7 of 9 passes while Austin Nevil had 72 rushing yards.
The pick: Salem 21, North Harrison 7
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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
"La La Means I Love You"
(Thom Bell - William Hart)
Gmaj7 Gmaj9 Am7/D [2X] (Gmaj9 implied by strings)
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Verse 1:
Many guys have come to you
With a line that wasn't true
Am7 Bm7 Am7/D
And you passed them by (passed them by)
Now you're in the center ring
And their lines don't mean a thing
Am7 Bm7 Am7/D
Why don't you let me try (let me try)
Bm Em /D /C /B
Now I don't wear a diamond ring
Am7 Am7/D
I don't even have a song to sing
All I know is
Em Bm Am7 Am7/D
La la la la la la la la la means
Gmaj7 [harmonies imply Gmaj9]
I love you
[1: Oh, baby please now
2: Oh... baby]
Em Bm Am7 Am7/D
La la la la la la la la la means
Gmaj7 [harmonies imply Gmaj9]
I love you
Verse 2:
If I ever saw a girl
That I needed in this world
You are the one for me (one for me)
Let me hold me in my arms
Girl, and thrill you with my charms
I'm sure you will see (you will see)
The things I am sayin' are true
And the way I explain them to you
Listen to me
Instrumental break [key changes to A]:
G#m7 Amaj7
/ / / / / / / / / / / /
G#m7 Amaj7
/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
Partial verse:
C#m F#m /E /D /C#
The things I am sayin' are true
Bm7 Bm7/E [hold extra bar]
And the way I explain them to you, yes to you
Listen to me
Coda [repeat to fade]:
F#m C#m Bm7 Bm7/E
La la la la la la la la la means
I love you
[1: Oh, you'll have to understand
2: Come on and take my hand]
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
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Parents face many new challenges as their children enter the teenage years. One of these challenges is setting rules for teenagers. Rules and discipline that work for children are often inadequate for teens. Teenagers are at a point in their life when they are beginning to mature and take on more responsibilities, such as driving, dating, and working, but still need, and want, boundaries and guidelines, especially because many teens have a sense of invulnerability.
Parents should make rules that are clear and sensible. Sit down with your teen and discuss rules and consequences together. Explain to your teen that you are concerned about his or her well being, and how the rules will protect him or her.
Some areas in which parents may want to set rules include:
Some guidelines for disciplining teens are:
Punishments should generally not be longer than three weeks or teens may not remember why they are being punished. Some types of punishments can include:
When enforcing a punishment, be very clear about why the punishment is taking place, for instance saying "Because you did/didn't ______, you will have to suffer the consequence, which are ______ as we discussed."
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Stepping away from dresses that necessitate cleavage makeup and spray-tanned upper thighs, Blake Lively slithered into a new type of vampy outfit earlier this week— the red pant suit.
Knowingly or not, Rihanna followed Blake's lead, also choosing a red pant suit to wear around London yesterday. But color was about all the two outfits had in common.
In her fire engine red Michael Kors suit, Blake would fit right in on the set of a glossy new sitcom about sexy 20-something lawyers in Manhattan. Meanwhile, Rihanna's scarlet Acne ensemble suited a different kind of set, like something a just-hit-it-big indie musician would wear on a late night talk show to prove they've still got that rawness, that edge.
But it wasn't just the Acne suit's cotton candy-colored accents that gave it more of a cheeky, subversive vibe than Blake's suit. Thanks to glass-heeled white brogues and cagey black stilettos, those footwear choices kicked each outfit into totally separate fields. We're kinda into a mashup of the Rihanna's funky outfit and Blake's '80s Dallas mom one—perhaps a standard red suit paired with flat black loafers and a swipe of fuschia lipstick?
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|Recurrent prognostic factors and expression of GLUT-1, PI3K and p-Akt in adenoid cystic carcinomas of the head and neck: Clinicopathological features and biomarkers of adenoid cystic carcinoma.
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|The purpose of this study was to explore the factors associated with the recurrence of adenoid cystic carcinomas (ACCs). We examined the recurrence values of clinicopathological variables and GLUT-1, p-Akt and PI3K expression in 42 patients with ACC. Of the 42 patients, 17 developed recurrence following initial surgery. The positive rates of GLUT-1, PI3K and p-Akt protein expression in ACC were 38.1, 38.1 and 50.0%, respectively. The expression of GLUT-1, p-Akt or PI3K protein in ACC was higher than that in inflammatory lesions or benign tumors. Our study demonstrated that T stage, a positive resection margin, perineural invasion, surgery without postoperative radiotherapy and the expression of GLUT-1, PI3K and p-Akt were factors predictive of recurrence by univariate analyses. In multivariate analyses, perineural invasion, a positive resection margin and p-Akt were significant predictors of recurrence. Initial surgery is very significant in the recurrence of ACC. Overexpression of GLUT-1, PI3K and p-Akt may also play a role in its development and recurrence.
|Jin Fang; Yang-Yang Bao; Shui-Hong Zhou; Xing-Mei Luo; Hong-Tian Yao; Jian-Feng He; Qin-Ying Wang
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Saudi Finance Minister Ibrahim Abdulaziz al-Assaf and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper attend the G20 Leader's Summit in September in Russia. Harper has directed high-level government officials to prop up Canada's defense exports, which led to a deal to sell armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia. (Getty Images)
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OTTAWA — Canada is now using diplomats, government trade representatives and senior ministers to help domestic companies aggressively pursue military exports, a move that industry officials say has paid off with a multibillion dollar armored vehicle deal with Saudi Arabia.
For decades, Canada has lagged far behind other nations that better coordinate efforts between government officials and industry to garner foreign defense sales.
But the Canadian government is intent on changing that, and the behind-the-scenes maneuvering on a new Saudi Arabia-General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada (GDLS-C) deal is a blueprint for future endeavors, say government and industry officials.
The government and General Dynamics announced the contract Feb. 14. The deal is worth CAN $10 billion (US $9.2 billion).
Ed Fast, Canadas minister of international trade, led trade missions to Saudi Arabia in 2012 and 2013 to promote the capabilities of GDLS-C. In addition, Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird was directly involved in lobbying efforts, said Tim Page, president of the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries, which represents more than 1,000 companies.
Page said the new government policy to support defense firms represents a shift in attitude. The initiative, he noted, is coming direct from the office of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
The [prime ministers office] has said we will do all we can do to improve export success and that has now percolated down into the operational environment of the different departments, Page said.
He said government officials began working on the industry support initiative two years ago, with the Saudi deal the first significant outcome.
The federal governments international contracting agency, the Canadian Commercial Corporation, also played a key role in the Saudi armored vehicle purchase. The actual contract is between the commercial corporation and Saudi Arabia; that provides the Saudis with the security of dealing directly with the Canadian government, which will ensure that the terms and conditions of the deal are followed.
Our government will continue to support our exporters and manufacturers to create jobs, as part of our governments most ambitious pro-trade, pro-export plan in Canadian history, Fast said.
Ken Yamashita, manager of corporate affairs for GDLS-C, said because of contractual obligations, the company cannot provide details about the types of vehicles being built or the numbers. The first vehicles for Saudi Arabia will be completed in 2016.
But Yamashita noted the Canadian governments efforts were crucial to winning the sale. The ability to offer a government-to-government contract, through the Canadian Commercial Corporation, with a sovereign guarantee of performance, was a significant advantage for us, Yamashita said. In addition, the support provided by Canadas diplomats and the Canadian military has been outstanding.
Page said that while such support is common in other nations, in Canada the domestic defense and security industry kind of fell off the radar screen for the government over the years.
But the government, under pressure to create high-tech jobs, found a new appreciation for the defense industry, which in 2011 exported more than $6.5 billion worth of goods and employed 109,000 workers.
Fast noted that the Saudi deal would create and sustain more than 3,000 jobs each year in Canada over an estimated 14 years.
Under the new government support initiative, Canadian defense attachés and trade commissioners would become more active in promoting Canadian firms. There will also be a governmentwide approach in which departments would coordinate their efforts to help companies target specific markets.
The government has also launched a Global Markets Action Plan. That includes targeting the markets that matter to Canadian businesses, in particular in defense and energy, and ensuring that Canadas interests are advanced in those markets. The policy concerns 20 nations including Brazil, China, Colombia, India, Israel, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
In addition, industry can expect more support from the Canadian military in promoting equipment that is in service, Page said.
He noted that former Canadian Army commander Peter Devlin made a significant effort to talk to his foreign counterparts about proven Canadian capabilities.
That culture of engagement has continued with the new Army commander (Lt. Gen. Marquis Hainse) and not just in the Middle East but also in Latin America, Page said. So we see that as a very positive development and a very important one in the ultimate success of GDLS-C.
He also said government ministers will play a larger role in exports. We would anticipate there would be a continuing and perhaps stronger commitment at the Canadian political level to do economic diplomacy, to help move prospective wins to probable wins to achieved wins, Page said.
As part of the governments support initiative, on Feb. 19 Public Works Minister Diane Finley announced the creation of the Defence Analytics Institute. That organization will provide analysis to support Canadas defense procurement process, including gathering information on global export market opportunities, studying trends and issues related to foreign defense markets, and providing insights on technological trends in the international defense market. ■
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So I was out doing some round pen stuff with Ice today...we started out lunging, and then ended up working on his side passing. I noticed that while he was trotting, his tail was unusually high, and cocked to the right. Upon inspection of his back, I did find some tiny lumps that may be his back out of alignment a little bit, but it was nothing serious. I talked to the BO and the trainer on-site, and the trainer said that he hadn't been doing anything weird while in turn out, but the BO did mention that his stall neighbor and girlfriend happened to be in heat. I also noticed that he dropped more than usual....I'm lucky to have him drop in front of me once a month (not to pee) and today he dropped three times!
So, could it be a back issue, or is he just being studly? He was no easier or harder to handle than usual, but when someone called out from the mare pasture (I'm assuming its his buddy Kylie) he completely tuned me out and looked in her direction for a minute.


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Xbox 360: Price cuts confirmed, Core disappearing?
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A new Circuit City flyer appears to validate earlier rumors that the prices for Microsoft's Xbox 360 console will soon drop permanently. Now dated to August 12th, cuts should see the Premium system drop $50 to $350, with the Elite falling $30 to $450, and the Core model sliding just $20 to $280. As an incentive, the Premium bundle includes Rockstar's popular Table Tennis. The cuts are most likely aimed at Sony, whose rival PlayStation 3 was recently discounted by $100 to $499.
The Core 360 may in fact be on its way out, as an anonymous Best Buy source has indicated that at least one store is no longer ordering any more units, choosing instead to sell its remaining stock and focus on Elites and Premiums. The Core has typically been the least popular of Microsoft's options: the console comes with a wired controller rather than a wireless one, and has no hard drive, making it difficult or impossible to take advantage of features such as Marketplace downloads or backwards compatibility. [via Joystiq]


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Aug. 4, 1920 - Jan. 8, 2012
Mary E. Gillard of Walla Walla and formerly of Centralia, Wash., passed away Jan. 8, 2012, at her home at the age of 91 years. There will be no public services held. Inurnment will be in the Lewis County Cemetery in Winlock, Wash. Those who wish may make memorial contributions in memory of Mary E. Gillard to the Asthma Research in care of the Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home, 902 S. Main, Milton-Freewater, OR.
Mary E. Gillard was born on Aug. 4, 1920, in Centralia, to Leland Vinton (Doc) and Ruby Pearl (Brewer) Ellis. She grew up in neighboring Chehalis and attended twelve years of school there. After graduation in 1938, she enrolled in college at C.W.C.E. in Ellensburg, Wash. In 1941 Mary started teaching in Peshastin where she taught for 3 years until her marriage to James D. Gillard, Jr. in June 1944. They lived in Tampa, Fla., during the war where their son was born at McDill Air Force Base. After the war their homes were made in Alabama, Georgia and Texas while Mr. Gillard worked for the U.S. Public Health Service. In 1953 Douglas entered the University of Texas as a full time student and Mary started teaching in Austin in 1954 where she taught for 3 years. The Gillards moved back to Washington State in 1957 so Douglas could become a certified teacher and Mary began teaching in Chehalis. They both taught in the Chehalis schools until 1976 when they retired. Together they traveled throughout the U.S., Mexico and Italy. Mary was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, VFW Auxiliary and the Eagles Auxiliary. Her husband, James Douglas Gillard, Jr. preceded her in death on July 25, 2004.
Survivors include her son, James D. Gillard III of Walla Walla; four grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren. Her parents also preceded her in death.
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Richard Koo and the Andes
January 12, 2011
Fishing trips have down time. You go out in the morning. Chase some trout and then hurry in for lunch, a fabulous lunch of grass-fed beef from gaucho country cut as a New York strip, a squash and potato mashed combo with Nano's selected local seasoning, Ahí chileno, and a fresh salad picked that morning from the Alto Puelo Lodge organic garden and dressed with extra virgin and balsamico. A nice Mendoza cab, and the lunch is complete.
Richard Koo is on my mind.
His newest version haunts me. Readers are advised to order a copy of the revised and updated edition of The Holy Grail of Macroeconomics [1]. Read it and think about it. I did in the Andes.
The notion of a "balance-sheet recession" is powerful. Koo lays it out in exquisite detail and supports it with facts. It is refreshing to read well-analyzed data instead of unsupported opinion and innuendo and surmise and assertion.
This is data-driven economics using the world´s – used to be – second largest economy as a reference. Japan is Koo´s case study. Those Americans who avoid this provocative case study do so at their peril.
Koo's work is an enlightening counter to the scatological contributions we routinely hear from the (far too many) politicians interviewed on Squawk Box. On the Puelo, one need not hit the mute button to rid oneself of Washington, ad nauseum, and the queries of Joe Kernen. Koo is writing about fiscal policy in a very serious way.
I´ll digress. Squawk Box politicians are getting away with murder by talking about destructive fiscal policy. For an example, check the interview of Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley and his unchallenged defense of the ethanol subsidy, in which he invokes the Caribbean Basin Initiative to support the subsidy. Did Kernen ask him about the costs of rehydration and how the subsidy is stacked against competition, reeks of protectionism and is designed to help a few very large Iowa corn farmers, while driving up the price of corn and starving a few hundred million poor people? Sadly, Joe missed it, and Grassley got off the hook.
But this is not about Kernen and Grassley. It is about Koo.
Richard Koo´s book sets out the limits of monetary policy in the present environment. He describes how properly constructed, demand-encouraging fiscal policy is the way to stimulate demand and offset the actions that private firms take to correct balance-sheet imbalances. His point is worthy of consideration.
As a single firm, when your assets go down in market-price terms and you have to mark to the market, you survive by raising your savings, which means debt reduction. When all firms do it together, they engage in what economists call the "fallacy of composition." Each acts in what it perceives to be its own self-interest. Together they exacerbate a slowdown and create deflationary pressure by contracting demand. Enter the role of government.
Koo argues that the cure for this stage of the cycle lies with constructive fiscal policy, not monetary policy. He demonstrates why this is so, with history on his side. We will leave the rest to serious readers.
Check out chapter 8 and the appendix. We did.
More when we get back. For now, adios from the Alto Puelo Lodge [2]
David R. Kotok, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer
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Bank regulators will gather November 10 to present a one-day symposium on electronic loan data and Year 2000 issues at the FDIC's Seidman Center in Arlington, VA.
"These are issues of key importance to the industry right now," said Nicholas J. Ketcha Jr., Director of the FDIC's Division of Supervision. "This is sure to be an insightful and productive working seminar."
The morning session will be co-sponsored by the FDIC, the Federal Reserve Board and the Conference of State Bank Supervisors, and will focus on submitting loan data electronically to regulatory agencies. The session targets loan servicers and software vendor technicians who generate loan data files for client banks. The types of loan data regulators use for bank safety and soundness examinations will be addressed, and federal regulators will demonstrate their automated loan evaluation and review software, called "ALERT."
In the afternoon, members of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) will focus on Year 2000 issues and the roles of regulators, banks and electronic data processing vendors. The session targets individuals who manage servicing relationships with client banks. Staff from the FDIC, Federal Reserve Board, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Office of Thrift Supervision and National Credit Union Administration will discuss initiatives they expect vendors and financial institutions to undertake to resolve problems associated with the impending century date change.
The "Outreach Symposium on Electronic Submission of Loan Data and Year 2000 Issues" will be held in the Seidman Center Auditorium, 3501 North Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA, from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Seating is limited to the first 100 registrants. For a registration form or additional information, call (703) 516-1410 or send an e-mail via the Internet to email@example.com.
Congress created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in 1933 to restore public confidence in the nation's banking system. The FDIC insures deposits at the nation's 11,191 banks and savings associations and it promotes the safety and soundness of these institutions by identifying, monitoring and addressing risks to which they are exposed.
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Seven students were arrested on suspicion of rioting after a large fight broke out Thursday at North High, landing one student in the hospital.
North St. Paul police Capt. Dustin Nikituk said the fight, which broke out about 8:10 a.m., just after buses left, spread through several of the school's common areas.
"It was chaos in there, basically," Nikituk said. "Several fights broke out in different areas."
Nikituk said the brawl's cause remains under investigation.
An unidentified student was taken to an area hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening, Nikituk said.
Nikituk said charges -- and additional arrests -- are expected after his department's investigation.
About a half-dozen squad cars from North St. Paul, in addition to officers from Maplewood, responded to the call.
Jennifer McNeil, spokeswoman for District 622, which includes North St. Paul, also said that the motive for the fight remained under investigation, though she said that it originated among students and that staff members got involved only in their attempts to diffuse the situation.
"The main perpetrators were taken into custody," McNeil said, added that no classes were canceled Thursday, Jan. 17.
Students do not have school Friday, as the day is reserved for parent-teacher conferences and staff development, McNeil said. She said there were no additional plans related to the incident slated for Friday.
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The World and American Influence
American influence in spreading rapidly, and although some countries enjoy American movies and television, they do not support the widespread of American ideals. Some countries, on the other hand, are entirely anti-Americanization due to how America displays their values on the media. This paper will discuss these fundamentals as well as dive into the role the media has to play on America's influence on the rest of the world. This paper will also discuss some of the ways the world perceives American culture and how its international wide spread of mercantile, media, and influence is causing cultures to lose their unique identity and become Americanized. Utilizing many sources, some of which include scholars, teachers, publishers, acclaimed writers, and reporters, this paper will argue the impact of Americanization around the globe.
Popular culture and the media today construct a unique image of American culture; it manifests advertisements, controls spending habits, and promotes the American way of life. For many countries, American movies and television are the only sources that depict the values and customs for the entire United States; however, these forms of media are not a valid source to determine American customs and beliefs, therefore contributing to the misunderstanding and misperception of American habits and influence. Americans view themselves differently than the rest of the world, and their influence is diminishing the identity of other countries. Popular culture and mass media convolute the way American values, customs, and beliefs are perceived; to Americans, their influence and way of life is for the better, yet other countries say otherwise.
According to an article by Michael Medved, the action packed thrillers that exhibit guns and violence exert a powerful influence on countries overseas, and, although citizens of these countries have never been to the United States, they get a dose of the streets of Los Angles and New York. Unfortunately, this dose depicts these places as having never-ending episodes of gun crime, a corrupt police department, drug trade, and mindless murders that goes without consequence. Interestingly enough, the same article discusses that some Londoners will not venture to the United States for fear of street crime; however, recent statistics show there is a greater chance of getting mugged or assaulted on the streets of London than the streets of New York. Similarly, Medved also discusses the following:
"A recent traveler in rural Indonesia met a ten-year-old boy who, discovering the American origins of the visitor, asked to see her gun. When she insisted that she didn't carry any firearms, the child refused to believe her: he knew that all Americans carried guns because he had seen them perpetually armed on TV and at the movies."
This demonstrates some of the deleterious effects of American media. Although, these examples do not promote effects that are entirely serious or life threatening, there are some examples that do. For example, Medved also discusses that watching American movies in Pakistan provokes riots and other serious issues.
Americans, on the other hand, view their movies, no matter how violent or unrealistic, as a general source of entertainment and not a crash course on American pop culture, morals, habits, and beliefs. Reality television, for example, is another contributor to the lack of sagacity toward American morals by countries overseas. Americans view reality television ultimately as a source of comedy that is edited to render entertaining stereotypes; whereas many other cultures view reality television as actuality television. Concepts depicted in many reality television shows do not set well with Iraqi, Pakistani, Afghani, and Turkish beliefs nor many other countries that manifest Muslim religious values. These types of shows characterize American men as shallow-minded party animals bent on sex and women as merely whorish flibbertigibbets for the men to have sex with. The way the characters act and dress is understood to be the way all Americans act and dress, thus contributing to the demise of Americanism within Muslim countries. Intuitively Americans do not perceive themselves in this a manor. However, according to Arnovitz's research on reality television perceiving American ideals through reality television is futile. Frankenbite, the act of editing an interview to manufacture a story, is just one of Arnovitz's terms utilized to describe some of the key concepts of reality television; it disproves truth within the show.
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Your circulatory system is made up of your heart, blood, blood vessels and lungs. In your circulatory system your heart pumps blood transporting nutrients, water and oxygen to your bodys cells. Your circulatory system allows your lungs to rid the body of waste and carbon dioxide and bring oxygen into your blood. Exercise and healthy eating are two ways you can help keep your circulatory system healthy. Smoking does damage to healthy blood circulation. When you smoke the carbon monoxide and nicotine entering your body have negative effects on your blood and blood vessels and constrict circulation. Signs of poor circulation include cold hands and feet, numbness, dizziness, migraines, varicose veins and pain in your feet or legs. Consult a doctor if you have these symptoms. Untreated, poor circulation can lead to stroke, high blood pressure, kidney damage and other diseases.


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AmerenDividend Yield: 4.70% Ameren (NYSE: AEE) shares currently have a dividend yield of 4.70%. Ameren Corporation operates as a public utility holding company in the United States. It operates in three segments: Ameren Missouri, Ameren Illinois, and Merchant Generation. Currently there is 1 analyst that rates Ameren a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 8 rate it a hold. The average volume for Ameren has been 1,892,900 shares per day over the past 30 days. Ameren has a market cap of $8.3 billion and is part of the utilities industry. Shares are up 11.7% year to date as of the close of trading on Tuesday. TheStreet Ratings rates Ameren as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its increase in stock price during the past year and good cash flow from operations. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income. Highlights from the ratings report include:
- Compared to where it was a year ago today, the stock is now trading at a higher level, regardless of the company's weak earnings results. Looking ahead, unless broad bear market conditions prevail, we still see more upside potential for this stock, despite the fact that it has already risen over the past year.
- Net operating cash flow has slightly increased to $329.00 million or 5.44% when compared to the same quarter last year. Despite an increase in cash flow, AMEREN CORP's average is still marginally south of the industry average growth rate of 12.18%.
- AMEREN CORP has exprienced a steep decline in earnings per share in the most recent quarter in comparison to its performance from the same quarter a year ago. The company has suffered a declining pattern of earnings per share over the past two years. However, we anticipate this trend to reverse over the coming year. During the past fiscal year, AMEREN CORP swung to a loss, reporting -$4.01 versus $2.14 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($2.10 versus -$4.01).
- AEE, with its decline in revenue, slightly underperformed the industry average of 3.4%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly dropped by 4.4%. Weakness in the company's revenue seems to have hurt the bottom line, decreasing earnings per share.
- Even though the current debt-to-equity ratio is 1.03, it is still below the industry average, suggesting that this level of debt is acceptable within the Multi-Utilities industry. Even though the debt-to-equity ratio shows mixed results, the company's quick ratio of 0.42 is very low and demonstrates very weak liquidity.
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|Intersegmental arterial communication between the medial and left lateral segments of the liver.
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|BACKGROUND/AIMS: Although the interlobar arterial collateral of the liver has been thoroughly analyzed, few reports have described the intersegmental arterial collateral between the medial and left lateral segments. METHODS: The hepatic arterial system of the left liver was evaluated using 12 latex resin cast specimens in which latex resin was injected into the left hepatic artery after ligation of the right hepatic artery. RESULTS: In all 12 livers, an intersegmental collateral between the medial and left lateral segments was detected. These collaterals were extrahepatically located in the umbilical plate and gave rise to branches traveling to the bile duct of the left liver. CONCLUSIONS: The present study showed that the communicating arcade between the middle and left lateral hepatic arteries was consistently present in the umbilical plate and played an important role not only in the intersegmental arterial collateral system of the left liver but also in the blood supply to the bile ducts.
|Akihiro Cho; Hisashi Gunji; Naoto Koike; Souichi Narumoto; Takehide Asano; Hiroshi Yamamoto; Osamu Kainuma; Munemasa Ryu; Chisato Mori; Gen Murakami; Shinichi Okazumi; Takenori Ochiai
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13th Turkish Festival Countdown
Florida Turkish American Association (FTAA) is proud to present "Broward Goes Turkish" in celebration of Broward County's 100th year. The festival's highlights include performances by folk dance groups, live Turkish music, and belly dancing! Delicious Turkish foods such as doner kebab, boerek, baklava, and Turkish coffee will be available for purchase. There will be traditional fortune tellers reading coffee grinds. Demonstrations of Turkish art will give guests the opportunity to purchase unique forms of Turkish arts and crafts. Free children's activities will include face painting, balloon sculpting, and a bounce house making the festival a family affair! Be sure to buy a Raffle ticket for a chance to win a cruise for 2 including flights roundtrip to Turkey. The 13th Annual Florida Turkish Festival will be held at Hollywood's Young Circle Park. Don't miss this one day cultural event
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When: Saturday, December 7, 2012 10 am to 6 pm
Where: Pompano Beach Civic Center, Northeast 6th Street, Pompano Beach, FL Tel: (954)778-8067
Fun-Filled Activities to bring Turkish Culture to South East Florida
Saturday, November 17, 2012 11 am to 8 pm
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FLORIDA TURKISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Presents…
Florida Turkish American Association
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Two-Days of Fun-Filled Activities to bring Turkish Culture to South East Florida
Saturday, November 20, 2010
10 am to 9 pm
Hollywood Beach Broad-walk & Beach Theater
100 Johnson Street
Hollywood, Florida
Tel: (954) 588-7957
• ATA Turkish Folk Dance Group
• Tamzara Music Group
• Authentic Turkish Cuisine & "Gozleme"
• The Art of Ebru (Paper Marbling) and Calligraphy
• Turkish Coffee & Fortune Telling
• FREE Kids Activities
• Belly Dancing
• Buy a Raffle and win a round-trip airline ticket to Turkey
10:00 Tamzara Music Group
11:30 ATA Turkish Folk Dance Group—Show I
12:00 Opening remarks — Serap Odabas-Yigit, President
12:15 Anthem, Government officials' Speeches and readings of letters sent by Members of Congress.
12:30 Presentation of Turkish Classical Music Chorus
8th TURKISH FESTIVAL
Mon, 11/16/2009 - 08:50 — FTAA
Festival Opening Ceremony, anthems of US and Turkey by FTAA choir
8th Annual Florida Turkish Festival was performed with warm, joyful spirit here in Hollywood Beach of Florida.on November 15th, 2009
Florida Turkish American Association(FTAA) was one of the oldest Turkish association, serving Turkish descent Americans, throughout South East Florida.
Two lucky friends won the drawing of round trip air ticket to Turkey.
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8th Annual Turkish Festival To Take Place On November 15, 2009 At Hollywood Beach
The Florida Turkish American Association (FTAA) is pleased to present a day of Turkish music, dance, art and culture at the 8th Annual Turkish Festival on Sunday, November 15th from 10:00AM to 6:00PM at the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk. The Festival is free of charge and open to the general public. The festival's highlights will include a variety of authentic Turkish cultural activities, including the Kardelen Dance Ensemble performing Turkey's famous traditional and distinctive dances. Turkish recording artists,
Erdal Celik will be flown in from Turkey especially for the festival, and
live belly dancers will grace the Broadwalk.
The festival also will offer delicious Turkish fare available for purchase, such as doner kebap (rotating roast), grilled kofte (ground meat with spices), borek (cheese and spinach filled pastry), baklava and Turkish coffee, to name a few of the delicacies. There will even be traditional fortune tellers reading fortunes from coffee grinds in the special coffee tent. Other free activities include a children's area with face painting, balloon sculpting and arts and crafts, making this a family affair. The sights, sounds, activities and gourmet delicacies will leave festival goers feeling as if they've been transported to Istanbul or Ankara. Attending the festival is the next best thing to actually traveling to Turkey and experiencing it firsthand. To that end, representatives from the Turkish Tourism and Culture Office will be on hand with information on how festival goers can experience Turkey in person.


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LUBBOCK, Texas -- Tommy Tuberville has had some sleepless nights since arriving in West Texas.
He can't stop hearing the wind. It howls at night and blasts his family's new home with gusts up to 50 mph. Tumbleweed from nearby cotton fields blow all over the place.
"There's nothing to block the wind so when it's blowing (at Tech) it's double that out in the middle of the cotton fields," Tuberville said.
But that's life on the wind-swept South Plains, where all kinds of changes are blowing through the Texas Tech football program.
Tuberville, who'd been out of coaching for a year, was hired by Texas Tech in mid-January, less than two weeks after the university fired Mike Leach for cause following allegations he mistreated a player with a concussion. Leach has denied the accusations and has filed a lawsuit against the school alleging slander, libel and breach of contract.
The 55-year-old Tuberville spent the first couple of months talking up Tech football to fans across the state, visiting recruits and getting his family settled in their new home on the outskirts of Lubbock. He's already found his favorite steakhouse in beef-heavy Texas, though that's not the Arkansas native's favorite meat.
"I might have moved to West Texas, but I'm still a pork guy," he said. "I like pork ribs. I grew up on pork."
On the field, Tuberville has invited the public to attend spring practices -- a shift from last year when Leach closed the sessions -- and the pace during the workouts has been sped up dramatically.
There's more supervision by position coaches -- before, during and after the end of plays -- and players like it.
"It's really exciting," linebacker Brian Duncan said. "It's different. It's big-time different, but it's good for us."
While the defensive players are adjusting to the changes, the learning curve isn't as steep on offense, where Tuberville only plans to make subtle changes to Tech's pass-happy scheme.
That's probably a good thing since the two senior quarterbacks vying for the starting role, Taylor Potts and Steven Sheffield, both went out with injuries in late March and won't return for spring workouts.
Sheffield had surgery to repair the same bone in his left foot that he broke at Nebraska last season. Potts, last year's starter, split the webbing between his right index and middle fingers when he hit his hand on a teammate's helmet while following through on a pass.
"Obviously, we get to work on our running game a little bit more," said Tuberville, who has said he'll use the rush more. "We need to do that anyway."
Tuberville's boss likes what he sees, calling him a "CEO-type coach."
"I'm really pleased with how he's handled things and adjusted to a new situation," Texas Tech athletic director Gerald Myers said. "He kind of has his hands on everything and knows what's going on."
In 2000, Leach brought a high-octane aerial offense to Texas Tech that put up gaudy numbers. Tech's starting quarterback led the nation in passing in all but two of Leach's 10 seasons.
One of those two instances came last fall, when Potts went out with a concussion and Sheffield broke his foot.
Though Tuberville says he'll select his starter about two weeks before Tech's opener against SMU on Sept. 5, he plans to play both quarterbacks next season.
"You hate to have a quarterback controversy, but when you have two seniors there's no way around it," Tuberville said.
Sheffield threw for 1,219 yards and 14 touchdowns while appearing in six games last season. Potts had 3,440 yards and 22 touchdowns in 11 games.
Tuberville said he knows he can take Tech to the next level.
"It's not our first rodeo. We've been to two other places and been successful," he said. "
Tuberville was 85-40 at Auburn, including a 13-0 season in 2004 when the Tigers finished No. 2, won the SEC title for the first time in 15 years and Tuberville won the AP Coach of the Year award.
Before going to Auburn, Tuberville coached at Mississippi and was 25-20 in four years. He also spent a year as defensive coordinator at Texas A&M, helping the Aggies finish 10-0-1 and rank among the nation's defensive leaders.
He inherits a program that went 9-4 last season and 84-43 under Leach. Tuberville understands he needs to prove to Tech fans he knows how to win.
"It never is easy when you have changeover, but I like the potential here," he said. "I think whatever we want to do here we can do."
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Don Giovanni
Libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte
WNO Revival
With more than two thousand seductions behind him and no end in sight, Don Giovanni becomes increasingly reckless as he descends into excess and immorality. But when his antics turn fatal and unrepentant, the women he has discarded seek revenge and it is ultimately served up by a hellish supernatural force.
In Don Giovanni, widely regarded as one of the greatest operas ever composed, Mozart weaves the tale of the legendary rake Don Juan into a comically light-hearted (yet deadly serious) musical masterpiece.
Powerhouse Russian bass Ildar Abdrazakov will appear in the title role for this WNO revival of John Pascoe's darkly passionate production, conducted by WNO Music Director Philippe Auguin. The cast also features Meagan Miller as Donna Anna, Barbara Frittoli as Donna Elvira, Juan Francisco Gatell as Don Ottavio, Andrew Foster-Williams as Leporello, Veronica Cangemi as Zerlina, Aleksey Bogdanov as Masetto, and Soloman Howard as the Commendatore. Paulo Szot sings the role of Giovanni on October 9.
"A dark Giovanni of depth, beauty"
--The Washington Times
Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Performance: Sat., Oct. 13, 2012 at 7 p.m. Cast for this performance: Aleksey Bogdanov as Don Giovanni, Jennifer Lynn Waters as Donna Anna, María Eugenia Antúnez as Donna Elvira, Yuri Gorodetski as Don Ottavio, Kenneth Kellogg as Leporello, Shantelle Przybylo as Zerlina, Norman Garrett as Masetto, and Soloman Howard as the Commendatore.
Performed in Italian with English supertitles. Supertitles may not be visible from the rear of the orchestra.
Performance Timing: Act I - 95 min.; Intermission - 20 min.; Act II - 83 min. (3 hours, 20 minutes)
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Free preview of Mozart's Don Giovanni on the Millennium Stage featuring members of the Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program on Tue., Sep. 11 at 6 p.m.
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Free pre-performance lecture in the Opera House - Thu., Sep. 20 at 6:15 p.m. Patrons must present a ticket or stub from any performance of this production.
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CGI Federal, the company that plans to open a Lafayette technology center welcomed Monday by Gov. Bobby Jindal, was the primary contractor for the healthcare.gov website last fall when the site's malfunctioning led to talk of a "death spiral" that would bring down the Affordable Care Act.
Jindal has been an outspoken opponent of the ACA, the legislative centerpiece of President Barack Obama's first term. The governor refused to let Louisiana set up one of the health exchanges as called for by the ACA, and he has blocked the ACA's expansion of enrollment in Medicaid, the joint state-federal ...


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The always-cogent security guru Bruce Schneier has a fine editorial in Wired today, with the useful epiphany that when our government overlords prattle on about how we can't afford privacy any more, it's just so much authoritarian hogwash.
Which of course we knew -- but it's always nice to have experts agree.
Read the whole article, it's worth your time, but what I think are the key insights are these.
- Security based on identity is what authoritarians believe in: i.e., we can be safe if we keep bad guys out.
- Security based on actions is what engineers believe in: i.e. we can be safe if we keep people from doing bad things (by intent or by accident.)
- Most of what Homeland Security does falls into the first category.
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Warren pushes Brown out of Kennedy Senate seat
Posted By Michael Carl On 11/06/2012 @ 10:32 pm In Front Page,Politics,U.S. | No Comments
Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren apparently has pushed Republican Scott Brown out of the U.S. Senate long held by Ted Kennedy that he occupied during a special election in 2010 at the height of the fight in Washington over Obamacare.
Warren was getting 53 percent of the vote to Brown's 47 percent with partial returns tabulated.
Polling in the contentious race went down to the wire with a University of Massachusetts-Lowell/Boston Herald poll taken two days before the election showing Brown with a one-point advantage.
On her campaign site, Warren accused Brown of siding with oil companies and favoring the wealthy.
Brown countered on his site and in television ads showing how he has acted in defense of the middle class.
Massachusetts voters showed a flair for crossing the aisle and mixing their votes. Some who voted for Warren said they also voted for GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
Brown won the seat in a January 2010 special election after the death of long-time Sen. Edward Kennedy from cancer.
In a closely watched U. S. House race to fill the seat left open by the retirement of Barney Frank, Joseph Kennedy, III, the grandson of the late attorney general and Sen. Robert Kennedy, easily defeated second-time candidate Sean Bielat.
Kennedy won 63 percent of the vote.
In another Massachusetts U. S. House race, embattled Democratic incumbent John Tierney, whose wife was convicted in 2011 of money laundering profits from an illegal casino, clung to a narrow lead over challenger Richard Tisei.
Tisei's close race is attributed to voter distrust of long-time politicians and the alleged gridlock on Washington.
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