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This was a question asked by Pilate in St John's gospel chapter 18:38, after Jesus had answered Pilates first question. Jesus declared that He came to bare witness of the truth. The Bible says, 1st Timothy 3:15, in relation to the truth, that the house of God which is the church of the living God, the pillar and ground of the truth. I've said that to lay a foundation somewhat for what I'm about to present.
How do you determine what is true and what is not true, or what makes things to be true or false. There must be some factor that justifies whether things are true and on what basis. In what someone does, who's to say what is right or what is wrong, there must be some justifiable factor put in place to come to a definite conclusion. If what I say here is right, then there has to be some factor to prove it's right. I do not want to get too technical, I want to try and keep it simple.
When this nation was being built, there was a slogan like this, "His dominion will be from sea to sea" in other words, Jesus shall reign where e'er the sun, or God would be the leading one truth and justice based on nothing else only the word of God, which is the truth. Tell me why when one stands in a court of law, what is the first thing they have the witness to do ? To place one hand on the Bible, and raise the other hand, and take oath to say they will tell the truth and nothing but the truth.
Now I am quite aware that things can be a little complicated here because you can get the natural things mixed up with the spiritual, so I would like to keep it within the confines of the spiritual. There has been a lot of do's and don'ts through the years and rightly so, some of these do's and don'ts were very good, but what were they based on ? Now you can do it or it looks like it there, there is not many don'ts you can do most anything and it's ok. My friend, let me say this, if these don'ts was based on the word of God forty, fifty years ago, they are just as valid now as they were then.
I am going to use one in particular, and I'm quite aware it is a very touchy one but based on the truth. Prior to Jesus leaving this earth, He told his disciples to tarry in Jerusalem until they be endued with power or until they were filled with the Holy Ghost. The Bible says, they waited 10 days until the Holy Spirit came. Now I am very much aware that the Holy Spirit has been on the earth ever since indwelling in believers, but not always manifesting himself as on the day of Pentecost. No I am not saying that God don't call anyone to ministry unless they have the Baptism in the Holy Spirit because I know the difference, but I'm sure if God calls He will surely equip. If He don't equip I would question the calling. Someone may say, what are you trying to say ? What you believe years ago was in based on the truth of Gods word or was it based on some denominational doctrines. What is truth, the pillar of the church.
A preacher once said to me, Lester don't go against your convictions.
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House Bill 2504 Spring 2013 Course Syllabus ITNW-1308-50 - Implementing and Supporting Client Operating Systems
Spring 2013 Course Syllabus
ITNW-1308-50 - Implementing and Supporting Client Operating Systems
|Faculty Information
|Spring 2013
|Fontenot, Dale Marcus
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|Course Information
|Course Number
|Course Description
|Skills development in the management of client as desktop operating systems.
|Course Prerequisites
|Required Textbooks
Windows 7 Configuration Lab Manual ISBN 978-0-470-87510-0
Windows 7 Configuration ISBN 978-0-470-87509-4
|Attendance Policy
|Research has shown a cause and effect relationship between attendance and college success. A student with three absences may be dropped from class. Should a student be absent for an exam, he/she will be required to take a makeup exam at the instructor convenience. It is the student�s responsibility to schedule the makeup exam. Should a student miss a class, it will be his/her responsibility to make up the work on his/her own time. All projects are due on the date assigned, even if the student is absent that day or prior to the assignment. Late work will not be accepted
|Course Grading Scale
|90 - 100 = A 80 - 89 = B 70 - 79 = C 60 - 69 = D Below 59 = F
|Determination of Final Grade
|Exams 50%, Labs 20%, Final Exam 20%, Attendance and Observations 10%
|Final Exam Date
|March 9, 2013 - 5:30 PM
|Major Assignments
Week 1 Installing Windows 7
Week 2 Deploying Windows 7
Week 3 Working with Disk and Devices
Week 4 Connecting to a network
Week 5 Sharing resources and working with applications
Week 6 Managinging windows 7 and security
Week 7 Administering Windows 7
Week 8 Final Exam
|Calendar of Lecture Topics and Major Assignment Due Dates
Week 1 Installing Windows 7
Week 2 Deploying Windows 7
Week 3 Working with Disk and Devices
Week 4 Connecting to a network
Week 5 Sharing resources and working with applications
Week 6 Managinging windows 7 and security
Week 7 Administering Windows 7
Week 8 Final Exam
|General Education/Core Curriculum Student Learning Outcomes
|Program Student Learning Outcomes
1. Demonstrates comprehension of Windows installation and operating.
2. Understands how to deployee Windos 7 throughout a network.
3. Student will be able to share resources under Windows 7.
4. Demonstrates a good understanding of Windows Administration.
5. Demonstrates ethics and professionalism within
|Course Student Learning Outcomes
1. Obtains comprehension of Windows installation and operating.
2. Understands how to deployee Windos 7 throughout a network.
3. Student will be able to share resources under Windows 7.
4. Obtain a good understanding of Windows Administration.
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|Degree Plan Evaluation
A Degree Plan Evaluation will help you determine which classes you need to complete your program.
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text: The Dolphin wiki last edited by BeachThunder on 12/16/13 08:42PM View full history GameplayDolphin is an Atari 2600 game by Matthew Hubbard where players control a dolphin swimming through the ocean in a side scrolling view. In an effort to escape a pursuing squid, players must listen to the sound effects from the game to determine where to swim. Walls of sea horses approach quickly, with very narrow gaps to swim through. The dolphins of the ocean squeak at the player to indicate where the gap is located, so the player can react in time. A high pitched tone means to swim high, and a low pitched ton means to swim low. With practice, it's a simple task to always know exactly where to swim in order to never lose speed. Each gap that is successfully passed without touching the sides earns a handful of points.In addition to swimming through gaps, the player can use the currents of the ocean (represented by arrows in the water) to their advantage. Swimming over arrows pointing in the correct direction offer a speed boost, while arrows pointing the other way will reduce the player's speed. However, the currents of the sea affect the squid too, so clever players will lure the squid into the low speed currents and away from the high speed currents.After a little while of swimming, the squid will eventually change colors, letting players know that they have gone up a level. The squid gets smarter as time goes on, and will start avoiding bad currents, making it harder to escape. Shortly after reaching the next level, a seagull will fly over the ocean. If the player can jump out of the water and catch the seagull, they will become temporarily invulnerable, granting the dolphin the power to defeat the mighty squid for a huge haul of bonus points.If the squid got too close, players could give him "the slip" as a last resort by quickly turning around and swimming the other way. This could create some very tense and exciting momentsThe "Friends of Dolphins" and "Secret Society of Dolphins"Like many Activision games of the era, patches would be awarded to players who achieved certain scores within the game. They asked for a photo of the player's TV to determine eligibility. There were two tiers of patches that would be awarded for Dolphin players.The first patch one could earn was the "Friends of Dolphins" patch. According to the game's manual, players would have to send a photo of a score of at least 80,000 in order to earn this patch.But for those who could go even further beyond, there was the "Secret Society of Dolphins." The manual did not say what score would have to be achieved in order to join these prestigious ranks (though they did promise that it was less than 500,000). Once the magic number was reached, the score on screen would be replaced by a secret password which would have to be shown in the photo players submitted, and would allow one entry into the ranks of the Secret Society of Dolphins.Atari 2600 SwitchesThe game featured eight game modes which allowed the player to start the game with higher squid intelligence, or two player alternating modes. The difficulty switches change the amount of time the dolphin is invincible for after catching the seagull. On easy, it's four seconds. On Hard, it's only two. If the player is doing well and keeping their distance from the squid, two seconds is not enough to turn around and catch the squid before time is up, forcing players to deliberately slow down when the seagull is about to come.


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'Reimagining Children's Museums' conference stimulates ideas
In an ideal, futuristic children's museum, perhaps visitors could see the sky through the roof. Maybe the museum would include some kind of animal habitat.
Maybe wood or water would power the museum instead of electricity. Maybe the museum would even be inside a submarine.
These and many other ideas joined the brainstorming in Pittsburgh at the annual InterActivity Conference, this year called "Reimagining Children's Museums."
The three-day conference — with sessions at the Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh, Downtown, and other locations — has drawn between 800 and 900 people from around America and some other countries, and is called the largest annual conference for children's museums in the world, says Chris Siefert, deputy director of the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh.
Many children's museums send staff members to the conference, where professionals meet and network, listen to speakers and exchange ideas for museum development.
The point of "Reimagining Children's Museums" is to exchange ideas among museums that will make the attractions more inviting and stimulating for the modern family, Siefert says.
"What's wonderful about the children's museum industry is that we are interested in what the world will be," says Siefert, who worked with the Arlington, Va.-based Association of Children's Museums to help carry out the conference in Pittsburgh. "A lot of museums are interested in what the world was — in the past tense. We're interested in what the world will be ... (and) what an experience in the children's museum would be like in this century as we move forward."
One of the challenges children's museums face is competing options for overscheduled family time, although the Pittsburgh museum's attendance is increasing and doing something right, he says. Museums also have to provide entertainment to a high-tech generation of kids who play with iPads.
"I think it's important as an industry to understand that family does a lot with each other, and we have to provide something that's of value to them," he says. "Because we have a broad range of offerings, if technology is something that we feel families are spending time with, then we need to embrace technology and find a way to make it acceptable and make it work for families with children."
In the lobby at the conference, attendees could explore the "Exhibition of Ideas," which Siefert curated. The display shows research, analysis and concepts from four international design teams trying to show what a 21st-century children's museum experience should be.
One of the boards displayed a series of cards with handwritten "What-if" questions: What if all schools could make field trips to children's museums? What if all these museums offered free admission? What if they got their employees to spend the day playing? What if the museums pledged not to serve any unhealthy food?
In a speech during a "SmallTalks" session at the Byham Theater on April 30, Maria Rosario Jackson, an urban planner who teaches cultural policy at Claremont Graduate University in California, told the audience that the arts, including children's museums, play an important role in what makes a city a good place to live.
A city cannot have a plan "that's adequate without these provisions," Jackson told the audience.
Betsy Adamson, executive director of the Children's Discovery Museum of the Desert in Rancho Mirage, Calif., says she gets a lot of inspiration from the conference and enjoys hearing about what other children's museums are doing.
"It's nice to step out of your everyday environment ... and free your mind," Adamson says.
The presence of a children's museum, Adamson says, can make a city more appealing to visitors, who often make a point of coming to her museum with their kids when they are in the area.
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I am counting down to that moment Saturday where I will, for the fourth year in a row, run headlong into the Jimmy Floyd Center outdoor pool - yes, I said outdoor pool – for the annual Polar Bear Plunge.
Call me crazy if you want, but I find it rewarding to freeze for a few minutes if it helps some very special people compete in the sports they love. The proceeds from the plunge benefit the Wilson County Special Olympics, and, as an athlete myself, I think everyone should have a chance to get out there and toss a basketball, or participate in a track and field event, or any number of other sports offered through Special Olympics.
I was blessed with the ability to participate in any sport I wanted growing up. I ended up in quite a few, from gymnastics to basketball and softball just to name a few. My body may hate me some days because of all of it, but I wouldn't give any of those times back for any money in the world. And I want to help some of those wonderful athletes get the same kind of joy that I did. If that means jumping in to 30 degree water, what the heck? It's one day for all of two minutes – I can do that. This year might just be the coldest one I've dealt with, considering the single digit temperatures we all had to endure last week, I have a feeling that water might just be a little colder this year.
I have to say though, I hope that it isn't almost 60 degrees on Saturday. I know some of you are rolling your eyes right now and thinking "Is she nuts?" Let me explain my reasoning.
The reason I hope for such an occurrence is this - when you go from standing around in 60 degree air to jumping into a 30 degree pool, the shock to your system feels much worse. If it's 35 degrees standing next to the pool, then the 30 degrees inside the pool isn't all bad since you were already numb anyway. If you've ever taken the plunge, then you probably understand what I mean. If you haven't, I think you should consider doing it – at least once. You don't have to be like me and do it every year, but it's a good feeling knowing that my one moment of craziness gives a lot of deserving people a chance for their moment of greatness.
And if you haven't had the pleasure of attending a Special Olympics event like I have, I encourage you to try to do so. It makes that moment of sheer craziness all the more worth it to see the smiles on the competitors faces when they cross that finish line or have that medal draped across their shoulders.
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Denver (AP) House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Congress may need to go back into session to pass an economic stimulus package worth about $150 billion.
Pelosi, who was in Denver Wednesday to tour a hospital, praised the Federal Reserve's decision to cut a key interest rate by a half percentage point but said more needs to be done.
Pelosi says the nation needs a stimulus package to create jobs by investing in infrastructure and to provide food stamps and unemployment insurance for people who have lost their jobs.
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|Hemodynamic benefits of synchronized 1:1 atrial pacing during sustained ventricular tachycardia with severely depressed ventricular function in coronary heart disease.
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|PMID: 3984887 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The hemodynamic effects of atrial pacing were studied in 8 patients who had ventricular tachycardia (VT) during electrophysiologic testing. These patients had chronic recurrent VT associated with organic heart disease and depression of left ventricular function (ejection fraction = 0.23 to 0.35). Hemodynamic variables were recorded during sinus rhythm (58 to 103 beats/min), pacing-induced VT (133 to 214 beats/min) and synchronized 1:1 triggered atrial pacing (atrium paced, ventricle sensed and triggered mode) during VT. For the latter, the ventriculoatrial coupling interval was adjusted to produce a maximal blood pressure response; the optimal interval was observed to be between 60% and 73% of the RR interval. Mean arterial blood pressure decreased after the onset of VT (90 +/- 11 to 79 +/- 14 mm Hg, p less than 0.05) but increased again when atrial pacing was added, to 98 +/- 12 mm Hg. Cardiac index decreased during VT (2.2 +/- 0.5 to 1.8 +/- 0.5 liters/min/m2 p less than 0.05), but in each case improved by the addition of atrial pacing, to 1.9 +/- 0.5 liters/min/m2. Evidence from pressure recordings suggested that optimal atrial pacing resulted in atrial contraction in early left ventricular diastole. Thus, appropriately timed atrial pacing during VT can result in significant increases in blood pressure and a consistent increase in cardiac index. In addition to offering insight into the mechanisms of hemodynamic compromise during VT, the clinical use of this technique may be to improve hemodynamic values in patients with hemodynamically unstable VT.
|A W Hamer; C A Zaher; S A Rubin; T Peter; W J Mandel
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|Title: The American journal of cardiology Volume: 55 ISSN: 0002-9149 ISO Abbreviation: Am. J. Cardiol. Publication Date: 1985 Apr
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|Created Date: 1985-05-07 Completed Date: 1985-05-07 Revised Date: 2007-11-15
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|Nlm Unique ID: 0207277 Medline TA: Am J Cardiol Country: UNITED STATES
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 990-4 Citation Subset: AIM; IM
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|MeSH Terms
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Cardiac Output
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Coronary Disease / complications*, physiopathology
Heart Atria / physiopathology
Heart Ventricles / physiopathology
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As to healthcare for all U.S. citizens, we need one nonprofit provider, Medicare E (for Everyone).
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The debate on whether internet sweepstakes gaming is legal in North Carolina wages on, as the state Court of Appeals heard arguments from representatives on both sides of the proverbial coin last month.
Following two bans and years of legislative cat-and-mouse, attorneys representing the gaming industry challenged a state law passed last December aimed at banning internet sweepstakes gaming before a panel of three judges on Oct. 25.
Gaming industry representatives contend the ban violates free-speech rights and that it criminalizes "story-driven, arcade-style video games," which is not technically gambling. It was through this style of gaming that the industry was able to find a loophole to continue to operate through, following last year's ban.
Citing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last summer that overturned a California law banning the sale of violent video games to children without parental consent, the plaintiffs made their arguments. In the June hearing, the court found that such games were protected free speech, just like books, movies and other forms of media. "I don't know how you can say video games are banned in some circumstances at some times, and not ban them at other times," said attorney Kelly Daughtry on behalf of gaming companies Sandhill Amusements and Hest Technologies.
"It has left sweepstakes lawful," said fellow attorney Adam Charnes. "But what it has done instead is target the video games used as part of the sweepstakes."
State attorneys say the ban is legitimate, arguing that by law, the state can restrict the presentation. By tying sweepstakes results to video games, the gaming industry has violated the ban. John Maddrey, the state's acting solicitor general who represented the state during two hours of oral arguments, said the law doesn't interfere with constitutionally protected speech. The state wants the panel to uphold the law, most of which took effect last Dec. 1.
"The statute regulates sweepstakes systems. This is not a referendum on video games," said Assistant Solicitor General John Maddrey, adding that last year's ban was reactionary "to what was happening in the real world with these machines."
"The legislature's statutory regulation of sweepstakes using entertaining displays to convey a result, the same game free-standing is not prohibited by the statute," said Maddrey.
The main issue contemplated by the panel was whether or not the law violated the first amendment.
"It also says that there are of course exceptions and it talks about obscenity and incitement and fighting words," said Judge Robert Hunter. "It doesn't mention gambling. So how does gaming fit into some of those exceptions are allowed on the first amendment?"
The court made no ruling on the case, and is under no deadline to do so.
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The sweepstakes scenery has actually grown in Macon County since December's ban. In fact, all along U.S. 441 from its southern border all the way to Franklin city limits, eight businesses are operating sweepstakes machines. As of Oct. 12, five businesses are operating the machines within Franklin.
Though the machines are often found in what are called "cafes" or "parlors," they are also beeping and flashing away in convenience stores and gas stations. The parlors in which they are most commonly found are frequented by players who use telephone minutes and internet time to play the games, with the hopes of winning money.
But just before the ban, Guilford County Superior Court Judge John Craig ruled that a portion of the statewide ban violates freespeech protection, provided by the First Amendment. Craig's ruling also advised that the gambling-like games should be covered by the ban, but that others should not be.
State attorneys appealed the ruling, and the appellate court later ruled on Jan. 7 that the businesses could stay open until the appeal is heard.
So with the flip of a switch, or the change of software, machines across the state were reprogrammed by manufacturers. This time the name of the game is skill and dexterity, instead of chance. The premise, manufacturers and operators insist, is that they simply provide entertainment.
The North Carolina Sheriff's Association, as well as the North Carolina Association of Chief's of Police have both publicly opposed the legalization of video sweepstakes.
"The chief's association is opposed to video gambling," said Forest City chief of police Jay Jackson. "We have seen that problems can come out of the machines." At face value, Jackson described sweepstakes machines as a gambling outlet.
Several communities in Western North Carolina have reportedly taken measures in the past to hinder the businesses.
In December 2009, the Franklin Town Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to establish a privilege licensing fee of $2,600 for electronic sweepstakes operators located within city limits. The total amount of revenue collected from the businesses in the 2010-11 fiscal year was $23,400, with nine total businesses within Franklin city limits.
The neighboring town of Sylva set an initial privilege licensing fee of $2,500 for video sweepstakes operators to run just four machines. For every additional machine a fee of $700 was tacked on.
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For Xmas, I wanna offer my b-friend tickets for the Devils. It's gonna be a combo x-mas/b-day gift, so I wanna go for it's b-day, on April 2nd.
Are there some things I should know before buying tickets online? Any deals I should be aware of?
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Jeremy Liggins' ACT score will determine whether he plays at LSU or a junior college next season.
Jeremy Liggins, who signed with LSU after leading Lafayette County High School to MHSAA Class 4A state titles in 2010 and 2011, is expected to enroll at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College this month if he falls short of LSU's academic eligibility requirements.
The issue? Liggins' ACT score.
"If everything turns out well, he'll be down at LSU," Lafayette County athletic director Anthony Hart said. "If he doesn't qualify - we're still thinking he's going to qualify - Gulf Coast is one of his options. It's not 100 percent he's going to do that. That's one of his options right now." ...


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NOTRE DAME - Manti Te'o likely would have been the first Irish linebacker taken in the first round NFL draft since Bob Crable in 1982. "That decision, I don't think about it," Te'o said. "I don't think about, 'man, I gave up the NFL to be here.' I just look at it like it's another year. Another year for me to get better and it's another year for me to perform and just have fun."Te'o's focus is squarely on his senior season at Notre Dame. "He has unfinished business as it relates to this football team," Irish coach Brian Kelly said.And for his final year, Te'o is offering a lot more than tackles and turnovers."I know we talk about leadership, and we talk about it in general terms but," Kelly said. "Manti is holding his peers to the same level that he holds himself. And he's being vocal about it. I think when he came here I think some of his comments were, it's hard for me to be vocal about certain things. Well, he's that guy now. He's that senior. He's that leader."
"When people said, 'you need to be more vocal, you need to be more vocal,' I kind of went out of my way to be vocal," Te'o said. "Just louder. And I think, for my teammates, they could see right through it. And that's what I meant. It was trial and error. Like for instance, I'd say, come on, let's go man. Like, that's not me, and people could see right through it. And so when I became more myself, and just did things the way I do it, I think they responded better to that."
Te'o has never had trouble finding the ball carrier. But now he's also found his voice. And even if it might be pretty quiet for a big guy, it'll be an important one all season.


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'Pfizer's Astra bid threatens UK science'Comment on this story
London - Pfizer's potential takeover of AstraZeneca poses a threat to British science unless the US drugmaker can give more concrete, enforceable guarantees on jobs and investment, politicians scrutinising the deal said on Thursday.
London-based AstraZeneca has rejected a $106 billion offer from Pfizer and expressed concern that Pfizer would shut down important research to save costs should the two merge.
But it has also said it would have to consider an offer if the price was right, and Pfizer has said it could up its offer.
Over two days of parliamentary questioning, Pfizer chief executive Ian Read defended his five-year commitment to complete AstraZeneca's research centre in Cambridge, retain a factory in the northwestern English town of Macclesfield and put a fifth of its research staff in Britain if the deal goes ahead.
But he also said he expected the group's combined research and development spending to fall, and declined to give further commitments about how many jobs might ultimately be lost if the merger went ahead.
Andrew Miller, the chairman of parliament's science committee, which questioned executives from both firms on Wednesday, said he was not satisfied with Pfizer's promises or convinced of government's ability to enforce them.
"The national stake in the proposed transaction with Pfizer is unusually high: any threat to AstraZeneca's research capacity must, to an extent, be considered a threat to UK science," Miller said in a letter to Science Minister David Willetts.
"Whether or not the government is able to hold Pfizer to these promises - and we are not yet confident it can - further, longer-term guarantees need to be obtained before we can be confident of Pfizer's commitment to the UK."
Miller said that five-year commitments were of limited value in an industry that "measures progress by decades rather than years".
The government has been talking to both firms about the deal and Prime Minister David Cameron has said he is pushing for more assurances. Business Secretary Vince Cable said on Tuesday the Pfizer commitments were a starting point for negotiations and that he was seeking "meaningful and binding" pledges.
Pfizer's Read said on Tuesday that the group's commitments were legally binding.
The government has said it has options to subject any deal to a public interest test, but any such move would involve changes to existing laws and a final decision could rest with the European Union. - Reuters
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Moblico Helps Sports Radio WHB Reach Over 22,000 Listeners.
Sports Radio 810 WHB which broadcasts in the states of Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, and Oklahoma says its full-service mobile app for iPhone and Android that was launched in November, 2010 has been downloaded and used regularly by over 22,000 listeners. Created and powered by Moblico the Radio 810 app provides listeners a live, direct, and clear connection to Kansas City's top sportscasters, programs, exclusive podcasts, and special offers from 810 and their partners.
The 810 app more than exceeded our expectations, plus we are starting to realize financial success through this mobile channel," said Jeff Montgomery, Vice President of Union Broadcasting. "Fans love having the ability to take us wherever they go, and our sponsors have enjoyed an even greater return on their investment with us via the app. The level of personalization between 810 and our listeners that Moblico's app provides was not only exactly what we had been searching for, it significantly broadened our listener base. We are especially thrilled to bring this experience to Blackberry users."


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Dutch translation and cross-cultural adaptation of the PROMIS® physical function item bank and cognitive pre-test in Dutch arthritis patients
1 Institute for Behavioural Research, University of Twente, Drienerlolaan 5, Enschede, 7522 NB, The Netherlands
2 Department of Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine, 1000 Welch Road, Suite 203, Palo Alto, CA 04304, USA
3 Department of Rheumatology, Medisch Spectrum Twente, Haaksbergerstraat 84, 7513 EA, Enschede, The Netherlands
Arthritis Research & Therapy 2012, 14:R47 doi:10.1186/ar3760Published: 5 March 2012
Patient-reported physical function is an established outcome domain in clinical studies in rheumatology. To overcome the limitations of the current generation of questionnaires, the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS®) project in the USA has developed calibrated item banks for measuring several domains of health status in people with a wide range of chronic diseases. The aim of this study was to translate and cross-culturally adapt the PROMIS physical function item bank to the Dutch language and to pretest it in a sample of patients with arthritis.
The items of the PROMIS physical function item bank were translated using rigorous forward-backward protocols and the translated version was subsequently cognitively pretested in a sample of Dutch patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
Few issues were encountered in the forward-backward translation. Only 5 of the 124 items to be translated had to be rewritten because of culturally inappropriate content. Subsequent pretesting showed that overall, questions of the Dutch version were understood as they were intended, while only one item required rewriting.
Results suggest that the translated version of the PROMIS physical function item bank is semantically and conceptually equivalent to the original. Future work will be directed at creating a Dutch-Flemish final version of the item bank to be used in research with Dutch speaking populations.


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Restore Charleroi slate prevails in municipal elections
A team of four council hopefuls and a mayoral candidate promised to Restore Charleroi if elected.
Now it appears most of the team will have a chance to make good on that promise.
Former Charleroi Chamber Executive Director John Mollenauer won the Democratic nomination for mayor, besting incumbent Mayor Nancy Ellis, former mayor Frank Paterra and constable Marcus Carroll.
According to unofficial results released late Tuesday, Mollenauer received 253 votes, topping Carroll at 195 votes, Ellis at 73 votes and Paterra 21 votes.
In the battle for four Democratic nominations for council, three of the four Restore Charleroi slate of candidates won Democratic nominations. Larry Celaschi, Terrance Newstrom and Paul Pivovarnik were victorious. Only Restore Charleroi hopeful Deborah Kruell Buck fell short, edged out by former Councilman Ed Bryner.
According to the unofficial results, the vote totals were as follows: Celaschi, 323; Newstrom 291; Pivovarnik, 281; Edward M. Bryner, 227; Kruell Buck, 208; Ellis, 137; Paterra, 123; Bob Arthurs, 58; and Tom Dubreucq, 31.
No Republicans were on the primary ballot.
Paterra went 0-for-3 on the night, coming up short in his bid for a seat on the Charleroi Area School Board as well.
Bryner served on council for one term more than 20 years ago. But he stepped down at the time to raise a family. Now, with his children grown, he is looking to serve on council again.
"I couldn't have worked with a better group of people," a jubilant Mollenauer said after the results were released. "Larry has been the spark plug of this campaign. Larry's done yeoman's work on this campaign."
Pivovarnik is in his sixth year on council.
"Our team set an agenda to improve the community," Pivovarnik said. "With me being on council, some of this is already under way."
Pivovarnik credited a large voter turnout and "the well-organized system that got out the vote."
"My priority will be to bring new businesses in and see Charleroi actually come to life," he said.
Newstrom said Mollenauer and Celaschi talked him into seeking a third term on council.
"The people of Charleroi saw a strong ticket and saw some of the things Paul and I have already acted upon," Newstrom said. "They saw a ticket that can move this town forward."
Newstrom vowed that the new mayor and council will work hard for Charleroi.
"I hope with hard work, we can make a difference in this town," Newstrom said.
Celaschi led the ticket, but was concerned with the close defeat that Kruell Buck suffered, pending absentee vote counts.
The team also ran an active write-in campaign on the Republican ticket.
"I'm very happy for the team, but we still have one to get through," Celaschi said. "I'm not going to get any satisfaction until I know that Debbie Buck Kruell can join us at the finish line."
Celaschi called the election results "a victory for Charleroi."
"We now have to deliver," Celaschi said. "Charleroi had enough faith in us. This is a real eye-opener. I see Charleroi is hungry for change."
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The Obama Campaign and Democrats are doing a victory dance on the unlawful immigration quasi-dictatorial dictum. Why? Did 800,000 young illegals just pop out of nowhere? They have been here for years, and were in no jeopardy of being deported.
Obama's dictum was visibly, without merit, purely political.
If he was going to fulfill his promise to the Latino community - to reform the immigration policy -he could have done it in the first two years of his presidency when he had control of the entire Congress. Instead, he spent his time on a health care bill that America does not want, and will be repealed when Mitt Romney is elected.
Obama is not serious about immigration. He only uses the Latinos for personal gain when it is expedient. Like all his decisions, blaming Bush and other people, ramming bills through Congress, dividing the country, 17 vacations and a hundred rounds of golf, all have a selfish objective.


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Oberthur names two new board members
Former Atos Origin founder joins
Oberthur Technologies has appointed Bernard Bourigeaud and Sergio Giacoletto as members of its board.
Bourigeaud, founder of Atos Origin, holds positions on the boards of CGI in Canada and Amadeus in Spain. He is on the advisory board of investment banking group Jefferies and is also a member of HEC's International Advisory Board and President of CEPS (Centre d'Etudes et de Prospective Stratégique).
Sergio Giacoletto-Roggio is a non-executive director of CSR, of Logica and of COLT SA in the UK. He is also chairman of Telepo AB's board of directors. Between 2000 and 2008 he was an Oracle Corporation company officer and executive VP for Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Bourigeaud and Giacoletto are also operating partners with Advent International, the majority shareholder of Oberthur Technologies. They will sit on Oberthur Technologies' board alongside Xavier Drilhon, CEO of Oberthur Technologies, Cédric Chateau, MD with Advent International and Pascal Stefani, non-executive chairman of Oberthur Technologies' board and MD with Advent International in Paris.
Xavier Drilhon, CEO of Oberthur Technologies, commented: "At a time when we are accelerating our growth on a global level, these two renowned professionals will bring their expertise and unique know-how in our industry."
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A rundown of the events of the past week or so:
- The Inspector General reported that, contra Eric Holder's assertions, top Justice officials in Washington *did* have damning knowledge of Fast and Furious, the gun-walking scandal that has left at least one American law enforcement official, and hundreds of Mexicans, dead.
- Our ambassador to Libya, who was barely guarded, was murdered in Benghazi in a coordinated assault; and our embassy in Cairo was breached in an attack by a mob that we pretty much knew were coming.
- Despite the warnings we had, which the President didn't hear since he had skipped so many intelligence briefings, our government insisted it was all caused by a film trailer on YouTube.
- A filmmaker was taken from his home by a cadre of sheriff's deputies for producing a film that the government didn't like (please, drop the pretense that the midnight visit, on that day, from that many deputies, surrounded by TV cameras, downtown to answer questions from the FBI, was strictly because of a probation violation).
- Our embassies have come under attack throughout the Middle East and are seeing loud protests in Europe and Asia.
- While this was happening, the President of the United States was hopping a jet to a fundraiser in Las Vegas, avoiding a meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister (he later changed course, after being duly embarrassed publicly), and prepping for an appearance on Letterman.
- During this appearance the head of the executive branch of the federal government played dumb about the size of he federal debt. He didn't lie, precisely, when Dave asked if it were around $10 trillion, but "$16 trillion or something like that" or even, "more than that, Dave, and that's too much," would have been an acceptable answer.
- While this was happening, the President of the United States was hopping a jet to a fundraiser in Las Vegas, avoiding a meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister (he later changed course, after being duly embarrassed publicly), and prepping for an appearance on Letterman.
- Our military has temporarily suspended conducting joint operations with Afghan forces because, well, the Afghanis have this tendency to shoot our guys.
- Sidenote: more than twice as many Americans have died in Afghanistan in the three-plus years since Obama took office than did in the seven years we were there before he took office.
- We found out that Obamacare will cost 6 million taxpayers an additional $7 billion in taxes in 2016. And it rises to $8 billion the following year.
- A video has emerged that shows Barack Obama committing himself to the idea of wealth redistribution. (Not that this is news, but it bears repeating.)
- Obama held a fundraiser at a place with a $280,000 sculpture constructed with golden champagne bottles worth $300 each. Because nothing serves to underscore your opponent's out-of-touch richness like raising money next to a stack of golden champagne bottles.
- Emails secured under a FOIA request have proved that officials at the Department of Justice colluded with Media Matters for America to target and discredit journalists who were covering scandals at the DOJ
But none of that appears to be as important as Mitt Romney's 47% comment.
Now. Romney's comment has plenty of problems—the 47% of Americans who do not pay income taxes cannot be uniformly characterized as lazy moochers who will all vote for Obama no matter what. Likewise, the remaining 53% are not all perfectly virtuous, industrious, assured Romney voters.
I'm not defending the comment. It was tin-eared. It was wrong. I wish he hadn't said it and I wish he didn't think it. Even if there is some truth to it as well: there is, statistically speaking, about 47% of the voting public that will definitely vote for Obama. Perhaps a little more, perhaps a little less, but right around there. That 47% definitely has some overlap with the 47% who do not pay income taxes, but not perfect coincidence. The task of political campaigns is to identify who is in that group who are unpersuadable and not waste resources on them. So from an electoral perspective he wasn't wholly wrong: he doesn't need to worry about them, for good reason. But I still wish he hadn't said it.
That said, I'm wondering why that comment has been *so* dominant in the news cycle with all these other things going on. Perhaps it's a rhetorical question. I'm sure some of our august commenters will have ideas.


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A congregation was in mourning last week, following the passing of its longtime leader, Bishop Milton Miller, who helped found the church more than a half century ago.
Miller, of Stark Tabernacle Holiness Church in Flovilla, died Aug. 25. He was 88.
He was among a group of faithful who gathered in a Butts County living room in 1954 that would go on to form the nucleus of the Stark Tabernacle Holiness Church. Daisy Eusery, 75, said the group met in her mother's living room, until her grandparents opened a building on their Jackson Lake Inn Road property to the church later that year.
"They were having prayer service at my mother's house every Saturday night," Eusery said.
As the congregation grew, it began looking for land and built a church in 1957, Eusery said.
The church moved to Flovilla in 1977.
Eusery said Miller became the church's leader two years after its opening, in 1959, and always focused his message on the Bible.
"He was the kind of preacher that taught us well at Stark Tabernacle," she said. "He only talked about the Bible, and the word of God."
In addition to Stark Tabernacle, Miller also established the Solid Rock Holiness Church in Monticello, church members said, and pastored it simultaneously for 39 years until turning it over to his nephew, Elder Charles Davis.
Bishop B.F. McKibben, of Gospel of Christ Miracle Revival Fellowship in Jackson, said he'd known Miller more than 40 years, and each sometimes preached in each the other's church.
"He was a good man and a good preacher, too," McKibben said of Miller. "He was concerned about people, that's for sure. He was a generous man."
Tony Head, who for five years has co-pastored Stark Tabernacle, is taking over as pastor following Miller's death. Head said his brother introduced him to Stark Tabernacle after coming to a revival more than 30 years ago.
"My life got changed in August 1978, and I've been with him ever since," Head said.
He said Miller was a church builder and a community builder, and that he intends to lead Stark Tabernacle in Miller's vision.
"What he taught me, what I learned from him, I want to continue the same path," Head said.
In remembrance, church members held a singing the evening of Aug. 30 at Community United Pentecostal Church in McDonough, which played an integral role in Miller's faith story, and a memorial service for Miller Aug. 31 at Stark Tabernacle.
Eusery said Miller was the first person saved at Community United.
Funeral services were Sept. 1 at Shiloh Baptist Church in McDonough.
Eusery said she visited Miller in his last days, and that until the end, he held strong to his faith. She said she told him during a visit, "'You taught us everything we know about the Lord."
She said she also began to sing to him, and he did his best to join her. "Under his dying breath, he was trying to sing that song, 'I'm a Witness To My Lord,'" Eusery said.
"He was an awesome man," she said.
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Pete and I have become famous for our macaroni and cheese, amongst our friends, at least. I'm not really sure that there is any dish more comforting and consistently sure to produce huge smiles. For me, playing with the mac and cheese ingredients to suit each season and occasion is part of the fun—the other, much larger part, is eating it, of course! So, whether it is by changing up the cheeses and adding lobster, as in Lobster Macaroni and Cheese (page 194), or by adding pumpkin and bacon as I have done here, this dish can take on many personalities.
Generous Tip: I have upped the ante baking this recipe in a pumpkin. While it is indeed a showstopper (and very easy for the fantastic results), this mac and cheese will be just as celebrated if you serve it in a humble baking dish.
Serves 6 to 8
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
1. Preheat the oven to 375°F. If you are not using the pumpkin, prepare a 9 x 13 x 2-inch baking dish with cooking spray.
2. If using the pumpkin, slice off the top one-third of the way down. Scrape out and discard the seeds and pulp to create a bowl. Generously salt and pepper the inside of the pumpkin.
3. Place the pumpkin and its top directly on a baking stone or on a large sheet pan and bake for 1 hour, or until tender.
4. Meanwhile, make the macaroni: Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the macaroni noodles and boil until 1 minute shy of their al dente cooking time, according to the package instructions. Drain, rinse with cool water, drain again and set aside.
5. Cook the bacon in a large heavy pot over medium heat until crispy and all the fat has been rendered, 5 to 7 minutes. Drain the bacon, chop roughly and set aside.
6. In the same pot over medium heat, melt ¼ cup of the butter into the bacon fat. Add the onion and cook until soft, 4 to 5 minutes. Add the pumpkin cubes and cook for 6 to 8 minutes—the pumpkin should be just tender, not mushy or falling apart. Season with salt, transfer to a medium bowl and set aside.
7. In the same heavy pot over medium heat, melt the remaining ¼ cup butter. Add the flour and cook for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon, until the butter and flour form a smooth paste or roux. Add the cream, 1 cup at a time, stirring constantly. Add the milk and stir the roux until smooth. Stir in the garlic. Add the cheese and stir until very smooth. Add the cayenne pepper and season with salt.
8. Remove the sauce from the heat and add the macaroni noodles. Add the onions, pumpkin and bacon and stir everything together really well. Spoon the macaroni into the pumpkin (or the baking dish) and bake for 30 minutes, until the macaroni and cheese is very hot and bubbly on the edges and the top is crispy and golden.
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Aug 9, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 44 • By WILLIAM MCKENZIE
I confess that my family and I live in an old neighborhood near downtown Dallas where you don't see many strip malls or big box stores. So I'm one of those who cringe while driving through Dallas's many suburbs with their malls, chain stores, and same old-same old restaurants. But those suburbs are what keep places like Dallas affordable. Kotkin calls this "the power of vanilla," and their ordinariness keeps them accessible places, especially for families with children. By contrast, the middle class is being squeezed out of Manhattan, which is increasingly a luxury city for high-income workers. (Kotkin notes that a recent Brookings Institution study reports that New York has the smallest share of middle-class families in America.)
There's a temptation, even in aspirational cities, to focus money and attention on developing "glamour zones" such as New York offers. We have one in Dallas, built up around a new basketball arena. There's nothing wrong with destination attractions, per se, but Kotkin's point is that aspirational cities must not forget that good jobs, safe neighborhoods, and affordable housing are what draw people to them.
One interesting wrinkle in this tale of the suburbs surrounding the "new American city" is that they are getting more diverse, as Kotkin reports. He considers them the new melting pot. You can see this diversity in one of Dallas's oldest white-bread suburbs, Richardson, where its school district now educates children who speak dozens of different languages. Its Asian shopping district hums with food stores you wouldn't find anywhere else in North Texas. And perhaps not so notably, it was home to the Holy Land Foundation, which the Bush administration busted on charges of financing terrorism.
Diversity figures prominently in The Next Hundred Million, and smart conservatives will listen up. Some may dislike the prevalence of immigrants in our communities, but immigrants will drive America's growth—especially if we make room for them through a saner immigration system. At the outset, Kotkin contrasts the projected growth in America's population, that next hundred million, to the flat population rates projected for Europe and parts of Asia. The fact that people want to come here speaks to the vibrancy of our society—and to what will keep our economy growing as well. And not just in creating low-skill jobs—which no society should bet its future upon—but in generating high-skill jobs, which attract educated immigrants.
There is a risk, of course, if we don't manage immigration right, and that is where conservatives are right to worry. We need to make sure we master the assimilation of immigrants into our society. As Kotkin writes, "It will not be bloodlines but the ideals and attitudes shaped by a uniquely diverse society." He believes the "binding principles" that differentiate us from the rest of the world will be "a common belief system and a spiritual core, a sense of a shared destiny, a culture of opportunity and a recognition of the importance of community and family."
Perhaps we could add a few more principles to this, such as understanding the history of the United States of America. But he's basically correct, particularly with that last part about community and family.
As it happens, my newspaper is engaged in a campaign to close the gap between Dallas's wealthier northern half and its poorer southern half. We've been writing about economic strategies, but we're also focusing on the difference that strong families can make in turning around the southern districts of Dallas where many new immigrants live. Good schools are a big part of the equation, and not just in Dallas: They are the key to social mobility and to acquiring a sense of America's binding principles. Here's hoping Republicans will take up where George W. Bush left off with his important emphasis on good public schools.
I don't buy all of Kotkin's points. He's too down on downtowns, for example, seeing them as having mostly symbolic importance in the future. (In Dallas, at least, many businesses still flock to the central city.) But his main point is an important one: America's future doesn't rest with Washington calling the shots but with the evolution of our local communities. New York remains a helluva town, but there's a counter-reformation going on across the rest of urban America.
William McKenzie, a Dallas Morning News editorial columnist, won this year's Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing.
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Hey cadieman. I worked on the cruise control today. I put the switch back in and connected it. I made it to where you cannot blow through it unless you toch the brake. The yellow cruise light still does not come on. What do I need to do now. Will the yellow light come on if I drive it or should it come on when I start it up. The cruise on the lever is set to on but the light wont come on. At one point this car was broken into. Some one tried to steal it but couldnt. They tore a bunch of wires out under the steering colum. We had to buy a new collum and ignition cylinder because they broke that to. Thanks.
July 4, 2012.
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Ck. The power on the lever connecter for the cruise. If nothing find the lever harness where it comes out the lower column and test it for power.
Hey I checked it again the red and blue wire where it plugs in has power. However the green and yellow wire has no power. Here is some pics of what I am testing. Thanks
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Lift the front wheels. Turn on the switch on. When u get to 30 mph set the cruise. Ck there is power on the green or yellow wires when u hit the set button. Then ck. And see if the servo seloniod gets power when u set it. If there is power replace the seloniod.
Jul 6, 2012.
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I do this in drive. Also where is the servo seloniod. I can't check the green or yellow wires without disconnecting the clip is their another way to check this. Thanks
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The seloniod is on the servo. Youll see a seloniod with a 2 wire connecter and a vacuum line to it. Make sure their is vacuum on that line. Lift the car and when u go over 30 mph. Set the cruise and make sure its sending voltage to the seloniod when u set the cruise.
Jul 7, 2012.
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Hey I could not find the seloniod on the servo. Here are pictures maybe you can help me. Is the seloniod under the hood or is it inside the car. Would you know where it sits. I have looked all over for it. Thanks for helping so much.
Jul 11, 2012.
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Im sorry but there to many things and circuts that have to be cked. It makes it hard for me to help anymore.
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A cement operation received 21 citations and one order, while a sand and rock mine and a soda ash site received three citations each.
The agency issued a total of 152 citations, 14 orders and one safeguard to all types of mines in March.
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