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Arab Transitions
Since 2012, the Stimson Center, in partnership with the George C. Marshall Foundation, has explored the dynamics of the Arab spring, and how the processes of peaceful change and transition have affected the wider region. The project Pathways to Progress: Peace, Prosperity, and Change in the Middle East is the focal point of our efforts, identifying key components of the Marshall Plan and the post-World War II transformation of Europe that may be relevant to today's Arab world. In 2015, the project is focused on assessing prospects for improved regional economic cooperation, and on identifying smart strategies for economic growth as a source of political stability. Engaging like-minded public policy thinkers and private sector actors, the project seeks to highlight new thinking and creative solutions in the region, promoting an active dialogue between the United States and the Arab world in which new ideas and innovative thinking flow in both directions.
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Arab Transitions News
Mona Yacoubian is quoted in the New York Times on the status of the Arab transitions - August 14, 2013 Click here to read more.
Mona Yacoubian is quoted in Inter Press Service News story on U.S. policy toward Egypt - August 15, 2013 Click here to read more.
Geneive Abdo is quoted in the Sydney Morning Herald on recent developments in Egypt - August 2, 2013 Click here to read more.
Geneive Abdo is quoted on the Egyptian crisis The National - July 9, 2013 Click here to read more.
Genieve Abdo is quoted on NBC News on the impace of cutting aid to Egypt - July 8, 2013 Click here to read more.
Geneive Abdo is quoted in the Toronto Star on divisions in Egypt - July 8, 2013 Click here to read more.
Mona Yacoubian served as an international election observer as part of the National Democratic Institute's observer mission for Jordan's January 23rd Parliamentary elections. Click here to read more.
Ellen Laipson was one of the panelists at the Wilson Center's "Defining American Priorities in the Middle East" on November 20, 2012. Click here to watch.
Ellen Laipson spoke at the Middle East Institute Conference on "U.S.-Mideast Diplomacy in Transition: New Era, New Principles" on November 14, 2012. Click here to watch.
Ellen Laipson was one of the panelists on an Al Jazeera post-election show on the topic of "What's Next" on November 7, 2012. Click here to watch.
Mona Yacoubian participated in KQED Radio's public affairs program Forum to discuss the aftermath of recent unrest in the Middle East and the broader Muslim world and its implication for the ongoing Arab transitions. Click here to listen.
Mona Yacoubian was quoted by Reuters on September 17, 2012, about the U.S. approach to the growing number of foreign jihadi fighters in the Syrian crisis. Click here to read the article.
Mona Yacoubian discusses the continuing crisis in Syria on Encounter, a VOA news radio program on September 14, 2012. Click here to listen.
Arab Transitions Publications
The Arab Spring and Climate Change
February 2013, Stimson Center
"The Arab Spring and Climate Change" does not argue that climate change caused the revolutions that have shaken the Arab world over the past two years. But the essays collected in this slim volume make a compelling case that the consequences of climate change are stressors that can ignite a volatile mix of underlying causes that erupt into revolution.
Seismic Shift: Understanding Change in the Middle East,
May 2011, Stimson Center
The momentous events sweeping the Arab world since late 2010 raise important questions about the art and science of analyzing political and societal events. In an age of information surplus, which creates the illusion that one can easily know what is happening anywhere in the world, big surprises still occur. Societies change, governments make choices that have consequences, and the political life of a country or a region is transformed.
Arab Transitions Events
"Prospects for Greater Economic Integration in the Maghreb," with Ghazi Ben Ahmed, November 26, 2012
"Aiding the Arab Transitions: US Economic Engagement with Egypt," October 3, 2012
"Religious Dimensions of the Arab Springs," with Dr. Aref Ali Nayed, October 1, 2012
"Tunisia's Current Political Trends and the Future of US-Tunisian Relations," with Sheik Mourou, September 27,2012
"Economic Consequences of the Arab Spring," with Francis Ghiles, April 20, 2012
"Arab Countries in Transition: An Update on International Support One Year after the Deauville Partnership, April 9, 2012
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A few tickets remain for the latest La Porte Brune underground dinner this Friday.
The bounty of the Valley's late summer offerings and wines from Walla Walla Vintners and Mansion Creek Cellars will be part of the six-course meal for $115 per person. Space is limited. Reservations are required.
The underground dinners are known as serious indulgences in food and wine. But details of the location and menu are kept under wraps until the day of the event. Some tidbits that have been released: the evening will start with appetizers in a garden, and home tours will be at 6 p.m. with seating for dinner around 6:30. To reserve a seat, click here.

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Driving the Pacific Coast Highway
The Pacific Coast Highway, also known as Highway 1, is America's most famous highway. The official Pacific Coast Highway, according to California State legislature, is only 130 miles long from Oxnard to Dana Point in Southern California. But regardless of official road names, the stretch of highways, rural roads, and city streets from the Olympic peninsula to the southern tip of Baja California running along the coast is usually referred to as the Pacific Coast Highway, more than 2000 miles in length.
This coastal highway had become famous due to its beautiful sceneries and variant experiences that you could have when you travel this famed highway. Depending on your available time and your willingness to go the miles, you can spend two days up to ten days driving through the Pacific Coast Highway. It took me 7 days to do this trip. Regardless you may start from the south and head north, or from north to south, whichever is convenient. I chose south and headed north. Maybe I'm just cool like that.
Some would really just drive through the Pacific Coast Highway, without stopping to see as much places as they can, but it is always enjoyable to do some stops to experience the real Pacific Coast Highway. Of course I did stop and party the night away in many hot spots. Hey you got to do this if you're going to road trip man. Stop points include Big Sur, the most famous. In Big Sur, you can view the cliffs and waterfalls along the coast, redwood forest, view the local wildlife, enjoy outdoor activities from horseback riding, camping, to scuba diving, or investigate historical connections. You can also do wine tasting.
Inverness was one of my favorites. If a small quiet town full of green and neat little beach huts sounds relaxing to you then you can't miss a stopover in Inverness. I really loved it here and the people are so friendly.
Be sure not to miss Monterey. There, you can visit the Monterey Bay Aquarium, eat in Fisherman's Wharf, which may even be better than the one in San Francisco. It's got a neat village feel to it. Pay a visit also to the Hearst Castle in San Simeon, now being run by California state government as a tourist attraction.
The Heritage House Inn is a nice place for fine wine and dinning overlooking the ocean before Fort Bragg and Mendocino. It's got a very warm and homey feel to it so you are sure to be comfortable.
Santa Barbara is another spot not to be missed, where you can see millions of Monarch butterflies or relax in Pismo Beach. Great concerts there as well. I saw velvet revolver when I met up with my buddy Sandro Marino. We had a blast!
What is a road trip on the Pacific Coast Highway without a stop in good ole San Francisco? This definitely one of my favorite cities. Go on the bus tour of the city if it's your first time here. There are many great stops including the park and the tea house. Drink your tea its good stuff man. Once you leave San Francisco you must stop at Mill Creek and Stinson Beach. I won't tell you why but I assure you that if you do you will know why I said that.
Generally, you can drive through the Pacific Coast Highway anytime of the year however you would enjoy it more during spring or summer time when the sun accentuates the beauty of the coast and the beaches. During these seasons also, you will enjoy most of the nature trek available. Best of luck on your trip believe me it's definitely worth it.
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Joe Loiacano is an avid outdoors enthusiast who enjoys exploring all that nature has to offer. He combines his love of the great outdoors with writing to share with others natures hidden gems that so few even realize were right there under their nose all along. For a great website to meet others with a passion for adventure visit http://www.outdoorsclub.org


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Utilize the RTS Shuttle service to avoid the limited parking on campus on game days. Park at one of five convenient locations around Gainesville for a quick ride to the game: The Oaks Mall, Hilton University of Florida Conference Center, The Village Center in Haile Plantation, Tioga Town Center, and Downtown Parking Garage. The RTS Shuttle service costs $10/game or $50/season. Service is offered from 3 hours before the game until kickoff, with return shuttles beginning in the 4th quarter. For more information, call 352-334-2600 or visit go-rts.com.
Disabled transportation
Golf carts are available to pick up fans in reserved disabled parking lots around the Stadium and drop passengers off as close to their gate as possible. Post-game, golf carts stop by Gates 1, 2, 3, 4 and 7, and run 30 minutes after the game has finished.
Guests needing this service should find the nearest Guest Services stand to request a pickup call. Guests will be assisted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Golf cart shuttles are limited in seating, therefore only the guest in need of assistance and one companion should seek this service. The golf cart program is limited for persons with disabilities.
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TDD/TTY 711 for assistance from the Gator Lift. This service begins 2 hours prior to kickoff and can pick up fans based on availability and location.
Additionally, those guests in non-reserved lots around campus may utilize Gotcha Ride, a free service to guests, by calling 352-478-0096 TDD/TTY 711 for pickup and drop off, both before and after the game. Due to the high volume of calls, guests are picked up on a first-come, first-serve basis, with potential wait times.
The Basketball Fast Break Shuttle parking shuttle will be available for all home games at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center.
- PARKING: Commuter Parking Lot and Garage V - Gale Lemerand Drive just South of Museum Road
- SCHEDULE: Pick-up begins 2 hours prior to tip-off and Drop-off runs for 60 minutes following each game.
- ROUTE: Buses will depart from the commuter lot bus stop and drop-off at the arena bus stop outside Gate 2. The route will be reversed following the game.
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"Sing for Your Supper," the tasty new revue that packs 60 songs into two fast-paced hours, makes it abundantly clear why the creations of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart have never lost their appeal.
The duo's vast output from 1925 to 1943 has inspired performers as varied as Judy Garland, Elvis Presley, Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan and the Cowboy Junkies. In the early 1960s, Dion and the Belmonts and the Marcels hit the top of the charts with "Where or When" and "Blue Moon," while current stars Lady Gaga (with Tony Bennett) and the cast of TV's "Glee" revived "The Lady Is a Tramp."
Springfield Contemporary Theatre's tuneful tribute, conceived by Richard Lewine and John Fearnley and directed by Robert Bradley, boasts four stellar singers, a trio of fine instrumentalists and an Italian menu created by chef Peter Tinson that adds literal spice to the occasion.
Singer-actors Kim Crosby, Carol Reinert, Jeff Carney and Rick Dines offer glowing interpretations of songs both famous and obscure, romantic and sardonic. Crosby is particularly winning in the lilting "Falling in Love With Love" and the dramatic "Ten Cents a Dance," Ruth Etting's 1930 torch classic that now sounds like a proto-feminist anthem.
Reinert's smoky tone and jazzy inflections are perfect for "Little Girl Blue" and "My Funny Valentine," but she also nails the deadpan humor of "To Keep My Love Alive," the song in which Hart memorably rhymed "horses neck to me" with "appendectomy" and "patricide" with "mattress side."
Carney's operatic pipes give full bloom to romantic gems like "Dancing on the Ceiling" and "Where or When," then soften to convey the repressed longing of Hart's autobiographical "Nobody's Heart." Dines shines in the exultant "With a Song in My Heart," the charming "I Could Write a Book" and the rhythmic and intricately-rhymed "Mountain Greenery."
All four singers combine their talents in two clever thematic sequences. One pays homage to places like Chicago, Paris and ancient Syracuse, while the other demonstrates how important the proper lyric is to a song's success. "Blue Moon" was originally "Prayer," a comic number intended for Jean Harlow. A rewrite turned it into the sultry "The Bad in Every Man," but it wasn't until Hart applied one of his simplest, most heartfelt lyrics that the song became a standard covered by everyone from Mel Torme to the Mavericks.
In addition to quartet accounts of "Glad to Be Unhappy" and "Sing for Your Supper," both adopted by the Mamas and the Papas in 1960s, cast members mix and match partners for duet versions of "This Can't Be Love" (Reinert and Carney), "Blue Room" (Crosby and Dines) and a dozen other favorites.
The men have great fun with two comedy numbers, "Happy Hunting Horn" and "It's a Lovely Day for a Murder," and special guests Craig Crosby and Sara Lampe up the humor quotient with "Thou Swell" and "You Took Advantage of Me."
Lending solid instrumental support are pianist/music director Jeanie Raney, bass player Richard Kittleman and percussionist Jeff Gouge.
The tight quarters in the banquet room of Nonna's Italian Café, 3512 S. National Ave., limit visibility on occasion, a fully-staged production, but the main attraction here is gorgeous singing that lets you savor every note of Rodgers' lovely melodies and each nuance of Hart's wise and witty words.
Performances are at 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday and at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. For tickets ($18 and $16), call 831-8001. Seating for dining starts one hour before each show. A $12 food-and-drink minimum applies.


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Intel Chief Marketing Officer Deborah Conrad and San Francisco 49er CEO Jed York with commemorative jersey honoring the announcement that Intel would be a Founding Partner and a preferred technology provider of the new Levi's* Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.
Artist rendering of the NW Plaza of Levi's Stadium showing how it might look with Intel branding
SANTA CLARA, Calif. – The San Francisco 49ers and Intel Corporation today announced that Intel will become a Founding Partner and a preferred technology provider for the world's newest and most technologically advanced stadium, Levi's* Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. The multiyear agreement is set to begin in 2014.
As part of the sponsorship agreement, the 49ers will work with vendors to integrate Intel solutions and products for client, server, embedded and security technologies inside the stadium. In addition, Intel will have exclusive branding and naming rights to one of the most heavily used pedestrian areas at the northwest corner of the venue, currently referred to as the "Northwest Plaza." This area will be re-named the "Intel Plaza" and feature a fan experience zone where fans can connect and communicate using the latest products with Intel Inside.
The agreement also includes an integrated media package that includes radio and television advertising, various hospitality assets, and the opportunity to host events at Levi's Stadium with customers and strategic partners throughout the year.
The new stadium, which lies just a few miles from Intel's headquarters at the Robert Noyce Building in the heart of Silicon Valley, is expected to be a showcase for technology. Levi's Stadium will be among the smartest in the world with an adaptable technology infrastructure, scalable hardware, enhanced game-day experiences and "bring your own device" opportunities.
"Intel is one of the most well-known brands in the world with a deep history in Silicon Valley and an impeccable reputation as a leader in technology and innovation," said San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York. "The vision for Levi's Stadium has always been to provide an individually customized user experience through the use of innovative technology, aligning these two organizations perfectly. We are pleased to partner with our good neighbor as we establish Levi's Stadium as the premier outdoor sports and entertainment venue in the world."
"There is no better place than the heart of Silicon Valley to showcase the best that technology has to offer, and we're very proud to be supporting the 49ers with a mission to define and enhance the fan experience on game day," said Deborah Conrad, Intel's chief marketing officer. "This is really a natural partnership between two iconic Bay Area organizations and we're excited to engage fans in entirely new ways. We look forward to working with the 49ers to make it a unique fan experience and highlight the technology and innovation inside Levi's Stadium."
The technologically advanced new Levi's Stadium is clearly visible from inside Intel's headquarters at the Robert Noyce Building just a few miles away. Intel will be a founding partner and a preferred technology provider for the new stadium.
About Levi's* Stadium
Levi's* Stadium will not only be the new home to the San Francisco 49ers, but it will also serve as one of the world's best outdoor sports and entertainment venues. It was designed by HNTB and is being built by Turner/Devcon for the Santa Clara Stadium Authority. The $1.2 billion venue will have 1.85 million square feet, seat approximately 68,500 and will feature an expected 165 luxury suites and 8,500 club seats. It was designed to be a multi-purpose facility with the flexibility to host a wide range of events, including domestic and international soccer, college football, motocross, concerts and various civic events, and will be expandable for major events such as the Super Bowl. For more information, go to LevisStadium.com.
About Intel
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is a world leader in computing innovation. The company designs and builds the essential technologies that serve as the foundation for the world's computing devices. Additional information about Intel is available at newsroom.intel.com and blogs.intel.com.
Intel is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the United States and other countries.
About the San Francisco 49ers
The San Francisco 49ers, owned by Denise and John York, currently play in the NFC West division and have won five Super Bowl trophies including Super Bowl XVI, XIX, XXIII, XXIV and XXIX. The franchise also has six conference championships and 19 divisional championships and was the first major league professional sports team to be based in San Francisco over 60 years ago. Please visit www.49ers.com and follow the 49ers on Facebook and Twitter @49ers.
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Jill McCorkle will read from 'Life After Life' at 7 p.m Monday (April 22) at Malaprop's Bookstore and Cafe in downtown Asheville.
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There's been something missing from Southern literature for the past 17 years: a new novel from Jill McCorkle.
Finally here, "Life After Life" revolves around Pine Haven - a Down East nursing home - its residents and their family members and friends. With her characteristic sharp wit, poetic language and frank observations, McCorkle examines the limitations the elderly face there as they look back on their lives. She also looks at the way the rest of the world responds to them and those final moments when a life really comes to an end.
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Developing Preclinical Models of Suicide Endophenotypes to Delineate Lithium's Antisuicidal Target
Abstract: There is extensive clinical evidence that lithium decreases the occurrence of suicide in patients with bipolar disorder, although the precise mechanism responsible for this outcome is not well-understood. In part, this is because there are no validated animal models to suggest how lithium exerts it antisuicidal effects. This study seeks to address this gap by testing in mice a model that hypothesizes that lithium decreases aggression and impulsivity by inhibiting the enzyme, glycogen synthase kinase-3 (GSK-3). It is hoped that confirmation of the clinical endophenotypes of aggression and impulsivity as lithium targets in mice will open new paths to understanding the potent effects of the medication in animals, and eventually in humans. Understanding the mechanism by which lithium prevents suicide will also help in the development of new and improved medications that inhibit suicide without some of the negative side effects of lithium.
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In today's episode we speak about flying robots with Chris Anderson, founder of DIY Drones which is now the largest amateur UAV community in the world, and one of the largest robotics communities.
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|Chris Anderson is Editor-in-chief of the very well known magazine WIRED. In his free time, he discovered a passion for making flying robots with his son and launched the internet blog DIY Drones which now has nearly 12,000 members and about 1 million page views per month. The goal of the blog is to give you all the necessary tools to build your blimp, plane or quadrotor in a low cost, safe and easy way. The community relies on a development team of more than 100 active developers contributing to about a dozen projects, both hardware and software. One of their products, the ArduPilot autopilot, can be strapped to your flyers for autonomous control. In a rather new twist in the industry, DIY Drones focusses on making open source hardware that can be used by all in the same spirit as open source software.
Anderson covers all the questions you ever had about making flying robots, including safety and legal aspects. He also discusses risks in putting this technology in the wrong hands and some anecdotes of crazy projects coming out of the community.
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I have written so many blogs since my first entry, but they are all in my head. Instead of blogging, I've been listening to podcasts and working hard on my bebo page. It's all set up and running now, and I'm into a routine with the podcasts, so all that's left is to get on with blogging.
So, the school holidays started on Wednesday at lunchtime with a party for 19 teenagers. They ate pizza at my friend's house, then walked to my house and ate ice lollies and had the traditional "Monarch of the Quiz". Then some of them did some bread stick fencing (it does exactly what it says on the tin). I think everyone enjoyed themselves: I certainly did. These teenagers come to my house every week for Nurture Group which is a Bible study group for 12 to 18 year olds.
On Thursday, my daughter had to have two teeth out in preparation for getting her brace fitted. That meant a fairly quiet day for the two of us: I ironed while she recovered.
Today has been spent outside, mostly in the garden. I finally potted up my tomatoes - later then ever but hopefully they'll grow fast now. I dug up the old broccoli plants - well, actually I sawed them up because they were nearly 1.5 metres tall. Finally I got round to some weeding and the major job (late too) of tying in the bramble.


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Pi syndrome in "Shanghan Lun"
Can, Engin and Cheng, Ming Zhao (2009) Pi syndrome in "Shanghan Lun". The Journal of The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 16 (1). pp. 1-2. ISSN 1745-6843
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The Venus transit is only a week away!
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- We have used [the dark cabal bankers] fraudulent banking practices as the grounds for bringing in a new global financial system.
- The cabalists' hubris has forged a debt situation so massive that it has become the weight that will break the back of the dark power that has run roughshod over your world for centuries.
- We have asked our liaisons and certain members of the surface world's secret sacred societies to meet with these defiant ones to compel them to affix their signatures to an agreement allowing the new financial system to go ahead.
- This will lead to the release of your prosperity funds. Also, the monies destined for specific recipients are all in position and will be sent out as soon as the banking agreements are signed and being properly executed.
- To ensure that all happens within divine right time, a number of heavenly Beings, along with our…
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Bamako - Islamist gunmen fought Tuareg separatist rebels on Monday in a battle for control of the town of Menaka in Mali's northern desert, close to the border with Niger, both sides said.
The renewed fighting came as African leaders put the finishing touches on an international intervention plan to retake Mali's north from a patchwork of armed groups.
"The fighting started early this morning and it is ongoing," said Moussa Ag Acharatoumane, a France-based spokesperson for the independence-seeking MNLA Tuareg group.
"We have not given up on Menaka," he added.
A spokesperson for al-Qaeda-linked Islamist group MUJWA said its fighters had already seized control of the town, about 100km from the Niger border, in clashes that had left many MNLA fighters "dead, wounded, and imprisoned".
Neither side could give details on casualties.
The MNLA declared an independent Tuareg homeland in April after routing government troops in the wake of a March coup, but it has since lost control of the zone to Islamists.
MNLA and MUJWA had also clashed on Friday, their first bout of fighting in several months, since MUJWA ousted the MNLA from the regional capital Gao in June.
West African mediator Burkina Faso has been holding talks with MNLA representatives and members of Ansar Dine, another al-Qaeda-linked Islamist group occupying parts of Mali's north, as it seeks to open dialogue with some of the rebels.
Groups that come to a negotiated deal would be spared from the planned African offensive but MUJWA and AQIM - al-Qaeda's North African wing which it operates alongside - are not being considered for talks.
The international military operation is due to be led by Mali's own military and backed by an African force but will not be ready until some time next year.
MUJWA has warned that any such intervention would trigger an Iraq-style quagmire in the West African state. - Reuters
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Add Ubuntu Phone OS sidebar to Android via Ubuntu Phone Experience
The Ubuntu smartphone, a new challenger in the mobile ecosystem, won't be arriving anytime soon. One of its OS features, however, is a side panel that has caught our attention among other parts of the unique touch-based user interface. Luckily for us and other Android users, that side panel can be previewed via an app called Ubuntu Phone Experience.


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Mike Leach, in his first interview since being fired by Texas Tech, says Adam James is "lazy" and somebody who "wanted to fall back on his father," Craig James, an ESPN analyst. Experts like Leach's chances in a legal fight against the university.
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On Saturday the Harris News Service published an article, Fundraising gap grows between parties, in which Chris Green commented about recent contribution reports filed by Kansas Democrats and Republicans:
"The Democrats' state party reported raising and spending about 15 times more than the state's GOP apparatus in reports submitted to the state this past week. It also led the state GOP in cash leftover, $120,335 to $2,340."
While the Kansas Democratic Party itself has more cash than Republicans, another significant source of funds for Kansas Democrats is Gov. Sebelius' Blue Stem Fund Political Action Committee (PAC). In her July report, Gov. Sebelius reported raising $246,450, spending $73,862, with $207,271 in the bank for use in the November elections:
From numbers reported by the Harris News Service, Sebelius' PAC raised more money than the Kansas Republican Party ($22,000), or the liberal Republican group, Kansas Traditional Republican Majority ($157,000) raised this year.
Contributions to Bluestem Fund PAC
Who gave money to the Bluestem Fund? Here are selected contributors:
|Carpenters' District Council of KC & Vicinity
|Kansas City, MO
|In late July 2008 this group sent $25,000 to the Kansas Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, which used the money against Senator Mark Gilstrap;Sent $62,000 to Kansas Democrats in 2006.
|Archer Daniel Midland Company
|Decatur, IL
|According to Open Secrets, ADM historically has given more to Republican than Democrats, but in 2008 has given slightly more to Democrats than Republicans.
|David Christie
|Overland Park
|Sebelius contributor in 2004, but unclear why such a large contribution was given.
|DST Systems, Inc
|Kansas City, MO
|DST Systems president Thomas A McDonnell is also a huge Democratic Party contributor.
|Heavy Constructors PAC
|Kansas City,
|Heavy Constructors report online in Missouri but "verified statements" filed in Kansas are hidden from the public
|Kansans for Lifesaving Cures
|Life Science Fund of Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
|Kansas City, MO
|see Greater Kansas City Chamber PAC, Awash with Cash, Forms New PACs to "Buy" Kansas Elections
|Midwest Region Laborers' Political League
|Springfield, IL
|Sent $50,000 to Kansas Democrats in 2006.
|Pamela Mullin
|Los Angeles, CA
|LA "homemaker" in 2006 sent $40,000 to Kansas Democrats in 2006; now "investor" in 2008;
|Seven companies at same address:
|PO Box 1797
|Washington, DC
|See Half million in unitemized contributions to KNEA PAC, Kansas Meadowlark, July 16, 2008;
Sent $45,500 to Kansas Democrats in 2006.
|BNSF Railway Company
|Fort Worth, TX
|Sandstone Group, LLC
|Address of Lyn Shaw and Dennis Langley;
Dennis Langley, South Dakota Democratic Committee/Kansas Democratic Party fundraiser
|Phil Ruffin
|gambling interest and huge political contributor: All told, Ruffin and his ring of influence spent at least $196,025 on Kansas campaigns over the last four years (2006)
|The Baughman Company
|San Francisco, CA
|In 2006 The Baughman Company received $259,348 from Kansans for Lifesaving Cures for political mailings.
|Joe Harkins
|Appointed by Kathleen Sebelius to Kansas Corporation Commission
|Parris Communications, Inc
|Kansas City, MO
|Roshann Parris, President and CEO, spent a decade on the staff of former First Lady Hillary Clinton
Expenditures by Bluestem Fund PAC
The Bluestem Fund PAC spent over $70,000 on various expenditures, including:
- $20,346 for "venue rental" with Epic Entertainment at Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, MO
- $15,000 for "research" to the Washington, DC firm Hamilton Campaigns
- $10,800 to various Democratic candidates (see below).
- $5,000 to the Sedgwick County Democratic Party (listed as "Kelly Johnston, contribution")
The Bluestem Fund PAC gave to a number of Sebelius' favorite Democratic Party candidates, including:
$1000 contribution
- Patty Horgan for Senate, Pittsburg
$500 contribution
- Kelly Kultala for Senate, Kansas City
- Faust-Goudeau for Kansas Senate, Wichita
- Lisa Benlon for Kansas House, Overland Park
- Tony Brown for Kansas House, Baldwin City
- Marci Francisco for Kansas Senate, Lawrence
- Laura Kelly for Senate, Topeka
- Hensely for Senate, Topeka
- Greta Goodwin for Kansas Senate, Winfield
- Janis Lee for Kansas Senate, Kensington
- Terry McLachlan for Kansas House, Wichita
- Mark Treaster for Kansas House, Pretty Prairie
- Annie Tietze for State Rep, Topeka
- Rick Guinn Committee for JoCo District Attorney, Overland Park
$250 contribution
- Steve Lukert for State Rep, Sabetha
- Menghini for State Rep, Pittsburg
- Cindy Neighbor for State Rep, Shawnee
- Annie Kuether for State Rep, Topeka
- Judy Loganbill for Kansas House, Wichita
- Ann Mah Campaign, Topeka
- Josh Svaty for State Rep, Ellsworth
- Sydney Carlin for State Rep, Manhattan
- Ed Trimmer for State Rep, Winfield
- Gene Rardin for State Rep, Overland Park
$100 contribution
- Bob Grant for State Rep, Cherokee
- Bill Feuerborn for Kansas House, Garnett
- Marti Crow for State Rep, Leavenworth
- Tom Hawk for State Rep, Manhattan
- Raj for Kansas, Wichita
- Jim Wad for State Rep, Wichita
- Nile Dillmore for State Rep, Wichita
- Tom Sawyer for Kansas, Wichita
Oddly, Sebelius' Bluestem Fund PAC paid her Sebelius Committee $1771 for "staff services", but that committee can hide what it's doing until the Jan. 2009 campaign finance reports are filed.
Sebelius' Committee filed no report in July 2008, but in its Jan 2008 report, Gov. Sebelius has plenty of cash:
- $282,734 in contributions in 2007
- $245,089 spent in 2007
- $90,631 in the bank on Dec 31, 2007.
Kansas Democrats may be a controlling force in Kansas elections with all their money.
Sebelius controlled even more political money in 2007!
In 2007 Gov. Kathleen Sebelius was chair of the Democratic Governors' Association (DGA). In the DGA's IRS 8872 there are several huge contributors and expenditures in Kansas:
Kansas Contributors to DGA in 2007 included:
- $15,000, INVISTA, Wichita
- $35,803, Koch Industries, Wichita
- $30,000, Management Resources Group, Shawnee
- $20,375, NIC, Inc., Olathe
DGA Expenditures in 2007 related to Kansas:
- $25,000 to Joyce Allegrucci (her former chief of staff and campaign manager), Topeka
- $10,000 to Jeremy Anderson, KS Government Affairs Director, Lawrence
- $30,900 to Kathleen K. Daughety, Topeka, for salary (daughter of State Senator Laura Kelly)
Who knows if the $42,900 spent by the DGA with Cooper Secrest for polling had any Kansas connection? [Kansas Democrats had paid Cooper Secrest to find that Kansans didn't like coal.] The DGA had accpeted $27,369 from Chesapeake Energy Corp. in Oklahoma who also opposed coal power plants in Kansas.
While not a Kansas story, the DGA accepted:
- $75,000 from Tim Gill, Denver, an LGBT activist
- $25,000 from Google
- $90,750 from Motorola, Arlington Hts, IL
- $25,000 from Planned Parenthood Action Fund, New York
- $100,000 NEA Fund for Children Public Education
- $100,570 WALMART, Bentonville, AR
Tags: Bluestem Fund PAC, Kansas Democratic Party, Kathleen Sebelius


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EXETERŌĆöLate last week, the townŌĆÖs Board of Canvassers confirmed that the requisite 496 signatures were all Exeter residents, which sets in motion a recall of four town council members. This past June, a group of Exeter residents formed a petition committee in order to collect signatures from fellow residents in support of removing the Exeter Town Council members for their attempts to change the authority for concealed weapons permitting from the town clerk to the Rhode Island Attorney GeneralŌĆÖs Office, among other issues.
Four affidavits, one each for council member, Calvin Ellis, Robert Johnson and William Monahan, as well as Council President Arlene Hicks, were submitted by the committee. According to town clerk Lynn Hawkins, the signatures were tallied as such: 581 against Monahan, 580 against Johnson, 582 against Ellis and 578 against Hicks.
Hawkins also stated on Tuesday that the recall election will be held at three polling areas throughout town on Saturday, Dec. 14. As of Aug. 27, according to Hawkins, Exeter has 4,995 registered voters.
The current situation stems from the previous town councilŌĆÖs desire to review concealed weapons permitting practice in Exeter, which is at this time done by the town clerk and town sergeant. The presiding council has stated that because the town clerk has no formal law enforcement background, the attorney generalŌĆÖs office would be a more fitting authority to issue concealed weapons permits, a point which the Exeter residents have contended.
Rep. Larry Valencia (Dist. 39-Richmond, Exeter, Hopkinton) had legislation that he drafted on behalf of the town council which would call for the attorney generalŌĆÖs office, in absence of a police chief, to serve as the townŌĆÖs licensing authority fail in the House after residents expressed their concerns at a June hearing with the House Judiciary Committee.
If the recall vote is successful and the four Exeter council members are removed, the challengers who lost in last NovemberŌĆÖs general election, former Exeter Councilor Dan Patterson, Ted Nataly, and Lincoln Piccillo, would take their places, an outcome which Monahan does not see as beneficial to the town.
ŌĆ£If this recall moves forward, there will not be a second vote for who the town council members are[ for Exeter],ŌĆØ said Monahan. ŌĆ£According to the previous election, voters did not want them for the town council.ŌĆØ
Sen. Catherine Cool Rumsey (Dist. 34ŌĆöCharlestown, Exeter, Hopkinton) echoed MonahanŌĆÖs concerns this past week, imploring Exeter residents to take the time to fully understand the facts behind the recall.
ŌĆ£The fact is, the Exeter Town Council initially passed this resolution in 2011, [and] in 2012, the majority of Exeter voters re-elected three of the council members who supported the resolution,ŌĆØ said Rumsey. ŌĆ£The majority of voters chose not to re-elect a member who had opposed the 2011 resolution. The new town council then passed the resolution again.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£A minority of dissenting voters leveraged a recall process in an attempt to unseat the majority elected town council,ŌĆØ she continued. ŌĆ£Therefore, a much bigger issue than this specific resolution should be addressed; is democracy in the Town of Exeter best served by this recall process?ŌĆØ
Exeter Town Council President Arlene Hicks further asserted last week that outside gun lobbying groups are behind the fervent opposition to their proposed permitting change.
ŌĆ£We followed the Exeter charter procedure for passing a resolution and state law for submitting our resolution to the legislature,ŌĆØ said Hicks last Tuesday. ŌĆ£This was never about guns; no oneŌĆÖs civil rights were violated. ┬ĀWe did not, as the petition states, usurp either the state or U.S. Constitution.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£Gun owners groups around the state were alerted and they descended on Exeter,ŌĆØ she continued. ┬ĀŌĆ£Council members were warned that these groups would make an example of us. ┬ĀTheir fear was that any change to permitting in Exeter would open the door to changes in their towns. ┬ĀThis recall is being orchestrated by and paid for by these out-of-town groups.ŌĆØ
Members of the petition committee stood outside the Exeter Town Hall last week, speaking with local and state reporters about their reasoning behind pushing for the recall.
ŌĆ£This started as a gun issue, but it is [now] a constitutional issue, one of honesty and integrity and clean government,ŌĆØ said petitioner Lance Edwards. ŌĆ£It appears that the town council does whatever it wants and [members] do not want to be questioned.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£To say the town clerk doesnŌĆÖt have the ability to do background checks is a crock because she doesnŌĆÖt have to,ŌĆØ he continued. ŌĆ£Because Exeter doesnŌĆÖt have a police department, it has to jump through more hoops, but the town is not supposed to do background checks. If a state and national BCI check comes back clean, and [a resident] meets all the requirements, Rhode Island law says that you shall issue a [weapons permit].ŌĆØ
Rumsey has argued, however, that petitioners are misleading Exeter residents regarding their motivation behind pushing for the recall.
ŌĆ£The recall participant who visited our home to request signatures justified the recall by focusing on town fiscal matters related to the school budget and management of the fire district, [but] the town council does not manage either of these areas,ŌĆØ said Rumsey. ŌĆ£It is also important to note the recall process is an expense for the Town of Exeter. This too was not made clear to many people who signed the petition.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£Also, many people signing the petition did not realize the recall process does not entitle voters to a new election,ŌĆØ she continued. ŌĆ£A recall only allows Exeter voters the opportunity to vote ŌĆ£yesŌĆØ or ŌĆ£noŌĆØ on the recall. If a majority of voters should vote ŌĆ£yesŌĆØ for a recall the result will be that four out of the five Exeter Town Council members will not be duly elected by the majority of town voters.ŌĆØ
If the four councilors, Monahan, Hicks, Johnson and Ellis, are removed, the three losers of the 2012 election will be sworn in as soon as they recall process is completed. Polling places will be open to Exeter residents on Dec. 14 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.


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The Florida Highway Patrol have identified the pedestrian killed late Saturday after being hit by two vehicles.
Mark Anthony Stewart, 48, of Pensacola was fatally struck around midnight while walking northbound across Michigan Avenue, east of Mobile Highway, according to the FHP.
Stewart was hit by a 2002 Dodge 4-door being driven by Amanda Kaye Wilson, 19, of Pensacola. He was then struck again by Asma A. Alsharif, 18, of Pensacola. ...


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Detroit Red Wings Pavel Datsyuk, left, and Henrik Zetterberg talk strategy April 25, 2011. / Julian H. Gonzalez / DFP
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Do you want Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk to play in the Olympics, considering theyre injured right now?
If you follow the Detroit Red Wings, youve become quite accustomed to checking two things every morning:
1.) The game recap from the night before.
2.) The injury rundown and the estimation of when each player will be back.
The list of whos not playing for the Red Wings has become almost as long as the list of local school closings. And just like we dont know when this cold snap will break (by April, we hope), we also dont know when the Red Wings will be whole again (by April, we hope).
Injury estimates range from indefinitely (forward Johan Franzen) to after the Olympic break (forward Stephen Weiss). The return of Datsyuk has been described as in time for the Olympics. That seems like an odd return date, given the fact that the Red Wings dont play during those three weeks, eh? If Datsyuk is ready to captain Team Russia in the Sochi Olympics, why wouldnt he be ready in time to play a game or two for the team that pays his multimillion-dollar salary first?
The dirty little secret about the pro athletes playing in the Olympics is that most people in the NHL wish they didnt have to. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban probably spoke for many when he said that NBA players playing in the Olympics is the biggest mistake the NBA makes.
Its a fabulous marketing tool for the NHL. Fans are treated to two weeks of the best hockey theyll probably see until the next Olympics. And the players get the honor of representing their home nations and playing with their countrymen. But that doesnt change the fact that an already grueling NHL campaign is made more grueling by playing high-stress, high-impact games right in the middle of the season. Add to that the fact that the games are nine time zones away, and it undoubtedly will take the players awhile to get re-acclimated when they return.
The benefits are many. But the risks are many, too. So while the diehard hockey fans love it, the 30 NHL owners probably dont. As a Red Wings fan, Id love it if Datsyuk and Zetterberg took a pass. The tournament that starts in April is far more important than the one that starts next month. But as hockey fans, we want to see the best competing against the best, and there is no doubt that Datsyuk and Zetterberg are two of the best.
The ultimate question is this: Have Datsyuk and Zetterberg accomplished enough for the Red Wings to earn the right to risk their health to play in the Olympics? And the answer to that question is yes. Datsyuk has won two Stanley Cups. Zetterberg has won one. Zetterberg was the Conn Smythe winner in 2008 and has earned the captaincy of this proud franchise through hard work and inspired play. They are the sixth (Datsyuk) and ninth (Zetterberg) leading scorers in team history. And they are the fifth (Zetterberg) and seventh (Datsyuk) leading scorers in playoff history. In other words, these two players arent stiffing the Red Wings to go chase gold for their homelands. They are team legends (and future Hall of Famers) who have earned the right to decide whats best for their hockey careers, and both deserve to play in the Olympics.
Steve Yzerman faced the same dilemma in 2002. He played through pain and helped Team Canada win gold in Salt Lake City. Yzerman didnt return to the Red Wings roster until the final game of the regular season, causing some to wonder whether the Olympics had been a good idea. But he still returned, contributed six goals and 17 assists in the postseason and captained his third Stanley Cup team that spring. Yzerman had the right to decide what was best for him, and all turned out OK. I doubt this season will end with a Cup for the Red Wings, regardless of how the Olympics go for Datsyuk and Zetterberg. But theyve certainly earned the right to try to play.
The Red Wings are a fascinating team capable of some highs (last weeks win over the Blackhawks) and some frustrating lows (Tuesdays 5-0 loss to Philadelphia). But even the most ardent hockey fan will agree that, at this time of the year, the games start to get a little repetitive. The Olympic tournament is a needed burst of energy in the middle of the long season, and the thought of Wings sitting it out doesnt seem right. This might not fit into some fans list of priorities, which is totally understandable. But at this point in their careers, both Zetterberg and Datsyuk deserve the right to put their priorities ahead of the teams.


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recently my job hired me on the side (as-in, not for the usual work i get paid to do there) to create some covers/instrumental versions of a select set of hit songs from the 80′s. sounds right up my alley aye? sarcasm there, no? so, i need money and i took the job, plus i had the idea to do these covers in true 8-bit format…. straight from the n.e.s. and all that, and that sounds like a blast to me as i would never give myself a chance to do something like this for my own music (8-bit and ambient don't seem to go together very well). i've got about fifteen songs to do and will probably release them as a for-free download album when i'm done with them. so, look forward to that… more sarcasm? anyways, i got this true 8-bit composition program today called milky tracker. it's a little complicated to figure out how to use, but as a test run i did the following with a few samples of leaves rustling for the percussion and one sine wave for the rest. it's an 8 bar loop repeated a few times. enjoy.
"8-bit and ambient don't seem to go together very well" …. hmmm, thats sounds like a rule to be broken :-)
or at least an unexplored country


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University Signs Agreement with Montgomery County CC
Holy Family and Montgomery County Community College have signed an agreement that will allow eligible students to seamlessly transfer into the University's Fire Science and Public Safety Administration program.
The two institutions celebrated the new agreement with an official ceremony on the Montgomery County Community College campus in Blue Bell on Thursday. Academic leaders from both institutions signed the dual admission agreement bringing the partnership into effect.
The dual admission agreement makes college a more accommodating and cost-effective choice for students. Through the plan, a student who majors in fire science and emergency management and planning at MCCC may fill out a special application form declaring intent to transfer into Holy Family's School of Business Administration as a Fire Science and Public Safety Administration major.
When the student completes an MCCC associate degree and meets Holy Family's admissions criteria, that student may transfer into the University's Fire Science and Public Safety Administration Program at junior status.
"We are very pleased to enter into the dual admission agreement with Montgomery County Community College," said Jan W. Duggar, Ph.D., Holy Family's Dean of the School of Business Administration. "This agreement will facilitate the transition from associate degree to bachelor's degree at Holy Family University. The Holy Family University Fire Science and Safety Administration Program continues a student's progress toward a leadership and supervisory role in government and private industry. We are very proud of our graduates and the outstanding leadership and service they provide."
Holy Family University has similar agreements with Bucks County Community College, Burlington County Community College, Community College of Philadelphia, and other two-year institutions.
For more information about transferring into Holy Family University from a two-year institution contact the admissions office at 215-637-3050 or visit my.holyfamily.edu.
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I had to ask him for the scissors while I was in the shower. My hood piercing was stuck in my loofah.
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I had to ask him for the scissors while I was in the shower. My hood piercing was stuck in my loofah.
Hey do you have anything at your house 30 ft. tall to throw eggs off of?
my stepmom is let-the-dog-eat-out-of-her-mouth drunk. oh my god.
You stood next to him taking HUGE gasps of air in an attempt to second hand smoke his cig because you didn't have one...
How creepy of a mustache can you grow by wednesday night?
Could you please tell them to stop whispering "thundercunt" every time I walk in the room?
So she farted while we were having sex but I was afraid she would stop because she was emberessed so i just went ahead and took the blame and apologized
Went to the career fair today..I handed out many resumes to find out later that they say I have a bachelor o farts degree...Top that.
So not only just find my adoption papers that I didnt know about in my parents house, but they say "child shows some signs of mental retardation".
I don't think the cop knew you were on ecstasy until you asked for a back rub.
Hurry there's a dancing lesbian. She's a jumper and has impeccable jazz hands.
I watched her choke out a bouncer with the broken strap from her purse, I think shes the one.
yeah he couldn't walk in a straight line and started throwing up and told the cop he just has an astigmatism
He kept screaming "it's so seductive" while he was humping the wall
the police officer looked at my vomit and told me "milk was a bad choice"
The prostitute across the street from us is having a seizure on her front lawn again.
Does this sound normal?...She's ironing on pictures of her dead cat to all of her green clothes...
they got in a fight during sex...she came out yelling and covered in chocolate
You slow danced with your carpet steamer last night.
How do I tactfully ask if the neighbors downstairs can hear me beating it?
He is passed out on the kitchen floor. He will fight you if you disturb him. Just a warning.
creepy tank top guy is at campus health. he's hitting on a girl recovering from a panic attack.
"Students using Axe body spray to light selves on fire" is a real headline from a real newspaper. WHY AREN'T WE DOING THIS RIGHT NOW?
I drunk madeout with my mom last night. it's guna be an awkward breakfast.
we where pretty evenly matched until he threw me through that wall
just threw up on my speech test, so much for a great semester
Just saw your girl from last night... Be embarrassed
Her directions to the house party: "the north star will guide you, turn left. I'm wearing the potato hat"
You text me last night that you invented a new food. Cheese-less grilled cheese. Congrats, you made toast.
Sorry for talking about super scientific shit so much last night, I know it bugs you sometimes when I don't shut up.
What? You sat on the couch for a solid 2 hours staring at your fingerprints and the only word that came out of your mouth was "how"
You were directing traffic around her for 30min after she passed out in the middle of the road.
Sorry for scaring your son with my drunken animal impressions
You were pretty committed to that cat costume. Between pukes, you would meow and assure people that you just had a hairball you couldn't get out...
He kept yelling "osteoporosis" and threw milk at her because she broke her arm.
I found her sitting in the shower having an argument with the dolphins on the shower curtain.
The preggo girl brought her pet chipmunk to class today. fyi.
there was some random girl that nobody really knew, standing in the corner trying to shave her armpits with a plastic butter knife.
That fucking fat Asian kid that NOBODY invited is stuck in the dryer again
He came up to me muttering about the pills on the bathroom floor... I found him an hour and a half later trying to take naked photos of himself with an alarm clock...
Just saw a woman walking a golden retriever and a vacuum down the road. I miss downtown.
New game: find the sober person in Tbell
Get everyone out of their dorms and watch 3 girls do the walk of shame from my room.
After Sake bombs he tried to puke into an alluminum beer bottle and shot vomit streaks in a perfect V out the sides of his mouth and hit BOTH girls he had bought drinks for that night. He was like an Icon of Cock-blocking yourself.
he yelled at me for calling the fat girl fat. if I can't call out fat girls to my brother who do i have?
just saw someone whip out a flask during lecture... I think I found a study partner
My life has become a never ending game of 'illegal or just frowned upon?'
He came in looking for condoms, iced coffee, and a gas tank. I need to be where he's going.
So, when he came he screamed MORTAL KOMBAT!!!! at the top of his lungs and all of his roomates yelled back FINISH HER!!!!.....yeah kinda akward
i just walked into a room at this party and someone yelled "dibs!"...
on the brightside, the semester can only get better from getting a dui at 8 am on the first day.
I'm paying a homeless guy $20 to follow me around bars tonight with a boombox playing the theme to Rocky.
I woke on the floor next to a big TV. Apparently I traded my bed for a 52 inch samsung and a box of pop tarts.
rather than putting your name in guys phones, you just texted 90999 to donate $10 to Haiti and then gave it back to them
she refused to get out of the dog cage till we sang "be our guest" to her.
We made a late night liquor run, made margaritas and bloody marys and then retreated to opposite sides of the house to drink them. Alone.
Thank God they found balloon boy, I was afraid that Michael Jackson was ordering take out from heaven.
At McDonald's last night the guy gave you the wrong kind of McFlurry, so you screamed at him, "YOU MCFUCKED UP."
I asked a girl to buy her a drink, she had I have a boyfriend, so I said, well i have a goldfish, she said what? I replied, oh I'm sorry I thought we were talking about shit that doesnt matter.
Someone changed my text signature to "Also, I think I might be gay" last night. Also, I think I might be gay


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FBI Caught In Their Own Timeline Trap
29th April 2013
(BeforeItsNews) – The following story came in to Beforeitsnews from a very concerned American, quite possibly within the law enforcement community. Do with this information what you will. This email has been copied and pasted below unedited by Beforeitsnews. The implications are profound. Read the rest of this entry »
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Earnest W. Campbell
Earnest Wayland Campbell, 75, of 23 McCutcheon School Lane, died Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012, at his residence.
He was born in Rockbridge County, June 21, 1937, to the late Silas and Frances Bowling Campbell. Earnest retired after many years of service with C & O Railroad. He was a carpenter, brick mason, farmer of 50 years and was an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed hunting and fishing.
He is survived by his special friend and companion, Susan Sams of Goshen; a daughter, Sharon Henderson of Stuarts Draft; two sons, Darrell Campbell of Churchville and Forrest Campbell of Tennessee; four brothers, Claude Campbell of Roanoke, Joe Campbell of Stuarts Draft, Carl Campbell of Indianapolis, Ind., and Emmett Campbell of Waynesboro; a sister, Marie Rowe of Staunton; seven grandchildren; a great-grandchild and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by four brothers, Silas, Richard, James and Herbert Campbell; and a sister, Ruby Thompson.
A funeral service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012, at Little River Church of the Brethren in Goshen with John Coffman officiating. Burial will follow at the Little River Church of the Brethren Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Don Henke, Dorsey Dill, Jerry Campbell, Larry Sink, Troy Wilcher, Lee Wilcher, Bernie McClanahan and Darryl Stone.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012, at Craigsville Funeral Home.
Memorial contributions may be made to Craigsville-Augusta Springs First Aid Crew, P.O. Box 99, Craigsville, VA 24430. Online condolences may be submitted at www.mclaughlinandyoung.com.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Military officials say a marine from Texas has been killed in Afghanistan.
The Department of Defense announced Thursday that Sgt. Thomas Z. Spitzer, 23, of New Braunfels died Wednesday while conducting combat operations in Helmand province.
Spitzer was assigned to 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, in Twentynine Palms, California.
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November 29, 2015
Help is on the way for southern Kentucky businesses, hurt by lower water levels in Lake Cumberland.
Governor Fletcher's request for emergency assistance has been approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Businesses in fifteen counties in the Lake Cumberland area are now eligible for low interest disaster loans.
The Army Corps of Engineers lowered water levels by 43 feet to help take pressure off the Wolfe Creek Dam and help with repairs.
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Steve?s Grilled Shrimp Po?Boys with Fresh Herb Mayonnaise.
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My husband, Steve, struck again with this so simple, yet so delicious, sandwich that cooks on the grill in a few minutes.
The key to this sandwich is the sauce, bursting with fresh garden herbs. They just happened to be the ones from my little herb garden. And while we're on the topic of mayonnaise, allow me to dispel a couple of common myths.
Mayonnaise can be a "clean" food, and I happen to love it. Although unclean versions certainly exist, like those made with not-so-nutritious soybean oil, you can opt for other brands made with organic expeller-pressed canola oil. ...


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Ronald D. Null, 76, of Fort Collins, died Sept. 15, 2013 after a brave battle with cancer.
Mr. Null was born Sept. 5, 1937 in Forest City, Ill. to Walter and Margaret Null.
Ronald married Judith E. Tharp on Nov. 28, 1957 in Kingston Mines, Ill.
Ronald moved to Fort Collins twenty eight years ago from Illinois. He was a Teamster for twenty years in Illinois and a concrete finisher for twenty years in Fort Collins. He loved to fish and bowl.
Survivors include his wife, Judith; sons, Ronald F. Null (Anna) of Fort Collins and John Null (Shannen) of Austin, Texas; daughters, Beth Tamlin (Jay) of Fort Collins, son-in-law, Jack Gourley of Cornell, Ill.; brothers, Marlin, Richard, and Raymond Null all of Pekin, Ill.; sisters, Rosie Ritchie of Manito, Ill., Mary Hyatt of Spring Lake, Ill.; thirteen grandchildren, and fourteen great-grandchildren.
Preceding Ronald in death are his parents; daughter, Margaret "Meg" Gourley, preceded two weeks ago; and eight brothers.
A Memorial Service will be held at Bohlender Funeral Chapel on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Memorial contributions can be made to the Ronald D. Null Memorial Fund in care of Bohlender Funeral Chapel, 121 W. Olive St., Ft. Collins, CO 80524. Friends may send condolences to the family at bohlenderfuneralchapel.com


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Lafayette Police responded to the 1100 Block of Moss Street regarding an armed robbery Thursday night at approximately 10:45 p.m.
The victim informed police that he met with the suspect for the potential sale of two pit bull puppies he owned. After negotiating with the suspect for several minutes, the suspect produced a handgun and stole the victim's puppies, cellphone and backpack.
The suspect fled the area and the victim was not injured during the incident. The suspect is described as a black male with a medium build.
Lafayette Police are asking anyone with information about the incident to contact Lafayette Police or Crime Stoppers at 232-TIPS.


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ABC News anchor Sam Donaldson walks to the Georgetown Courthouse for his trial on a DUI charge from last December.
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When Sam Donaldson was acquitted of a DUI charge Friday, he stood and strode over to the Lewes police officer who'd arrested him last December during a traffic stop.
"You did your duty as you saw fit," Donaldson, 79, who has interviewed U.S. presidents and world leaders as a reporter and anchor for ABC News since 1967, solemnly told Pfc. Katie Couchman.
"I bear no animus toward you whatsoever." ...


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I've heard a lot of music this year. I go through about 1gb every week of new music and I listen to it all. Both lists are subject to change until the end of the year and are in no particular order. Enjoy…
Phoenix – Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
The XX – The XX
The Dirty Projectors – Bitte Orca
Animal Collective – Merriweather Post Pavillion
Local Natives – Gorilla Minor
Fanfarlo – Resevoir
Bibio – Ambivalence Avenue
Grizzly Bear – Veckatimest
The Temper Trap – Conditions
Mew – No More Stories Are Told Today, I'm Sorry, They Washed Away
Honorable Mention: Andrew Bird – Noble Beast, The Mean – Meet Us Here
Song (not on previously mentioned albums)
Trouble Weighs a Ton – Dan Auerbach
Done – Built to Spill
Stay off the Fucking Flowers (featuring Raekwon) – Blakroc
What Would I Want? Sky – Animal Collective
James – Camera Obscura
Generator ^ First Floor – The Freelance Whales
Baby I'm a Fool – Melody Gardot
Sandman, the Brakeman and Me – Monsters of Folk
Pray Me Home – Neal Casal
Star Eyes (I Can Catch It) (feat. James Mercer) – Dangermouse and Sparklehorse
Honorable Mention: Keep A Secret – Whitest Boy Alive, Fires – Band of Skulls
Tomorrow I will cover my favorite concerts and live albums of the year. Note: I went to over 100 concerts this year, so it'll be all over the place stylistically.


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|The association of microalbuminuria with aortic stiffness is independent of C-reactive protein in essential hypertension.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 19629049 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|BACKGROUND: It has not been fully elucidated whether microalbuminuria (MAU) and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) are associated with aortic distensibility independently of each other. Our study was aimed to evaluate the independent relationships of urinary albumin excretion rate (AER) and hsCRP with aortic stiffness in hypertensive patients.
METHODS: We enrolled 140 untreated nondiabetic essential hypertensives (mean age: 48 +/- 12 years). In all subjects, 24-hour AER and plasma levels of hsCRP were determined by immunoenzymatic assay. MAU was defined as an AER of 20-200 microg/min. Aortic stiffness was assessed by measurement of carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity (PWV).
RESULTS: Carotid-femoral PWV, adjusted for age and mean arterial pressure (MAP), was higher in subjects with MAU (n = 41) than in those without it (n = 99) (11.6 +/- 2.3 vs. 9.9 +/- 1.8 m/s; P < 0.001) and in subjects with hsCRP above the median value when compared to those with lower levels of hsCRP (10.8 +/- 2.1 vs. 10 +/- 2.1 m/s; P = 0.026). In multiple regression analysis, AER and hsCPR remained independent predictors of aortic stiffness (beta = 0.24; P < 0.001 and beta = 0.15; P = 0.03, respectively).
CONCLUSIONS: Our results suggest that in patients with essential hypertension, MAU and CRP are independently associated with an increased aortic stiffness.
|Giuseppe Mulè; Santina Cottone; Paola Cusimano; Raffaella Riccobene; Alessandro Palermo; Calogero Geraci; Emilio Nardi; Tania Bellavia; Anna C Foraci; Giovanni Cerasola
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Publication Detail:
|Type: Journal Article Date: 2009-07-23
Journal Detail:
|Title: American journal of hypertension Volume: 22 ISSN: 1941-7225 ISO Abbreviation: Am. J. Hypertens. Publication Date: 2009 Oct
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2009-09-24 Completed Date: 2010-01-14 Revised Date: 2011-06-30
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 8803676 Medline TA: Am J Hypertens Country: United States
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 1041-7 Citation Subset: IM
|Dipartimento di Medicina Interna, Malattie Cardiovascolari e Nefrourologiche, Cattedra di Medicina Interna, European Society of Hypertension Excellence Centre, Università di Palermo, Palermo, Italy. email@example.com
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|MeSH Terms
Albuminuria / complications*
Aorta / physiopathology*
C-Reactive Protein / metabolism*
Heart Rate
Hypertension / blood*, complications, physiopathology*
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Things Worth Knowing, 1911 (3)
Deranged kidneys, lime deposits, ants in your pants … er, pantry — there's advice in the Young Woman's Journal for just about everything a young woman wanted to know in 1911.
White-washing the cellar once or twice a year will save doctor's bills.
A yeast cake can be kept fresh for days by burying it in flour.
Clothes sprinkled with hot water will dampen more readily, and can be ironed sooner. Use a clean whisk broom to sprinkle with.
Vegetables will take longer to cook but be much greener and nicer if left uncovered while cooking.
A little grated cheese improves chicken soup.
Never use gasoline near a hot stove or fire; it is very explosive. If you wish the gasoline warm, put in a tin can and immerse the can in boiling water.
After the usual cleaning of white or colored kid gloves, put the gloves on and rub the hands in corn meal. This will remove the odor of gasoline and give the gloves a fresh look.
Spinach is better than mineral waters for kidney derangement.
When finely chopped nuts are needed for cakes, salads or sandwiches run the nuts through the meat chopper.
Never lay a greasy spoon down on the table. It leaves a stain that is hard to remove, is uncleanly, and makes extra work.
The lime deposit which forms in teakettles can be removed by boiling vinegar in the kettle.
Do not thrust a fork into roasting meat, or the juices will run out and spoil the flavor.
To wipe hardwood floors around carpets, put a soft cloth over a broom and use plenty of turpentine in the water.
Old flannels of all kinds should be kept for scrubbing and cleaning paint.
To keep ants out of your pantry, wipe your shelves with a cloth dipped in kerosene, then sprinkle borax in the corners.
Try sipping a cup of warm milk, with a pinch of salt and pepper in it, before going to bed. It will bring on a good night's sleep.
For ant bites, use salt and cider vinegar, all the salt the vinegar will dissolve.
Mud stains can be sponged from white fabrics by using a little ammonia and soapy water.
For "creaking" shoes, soak the soles in linseed oil. Put a small quantity in a pan or plate and let the shoes soak about twenty-four hours.
Handkerchiefs will have a faint odor of violets if a small piece of orris-root is put in the water in which they are boiled.
It is never perfectly safe to put a sealed can in hot water to heat. Turn the contents into a sauce pan, thereby avoiding a possible explosion.
To prevent preserves from molding, place a piece of oiled paper on top of the fruit, and on this pour a tablespoonful of brandy. Then put on the top.
After scrubbing potatoes to bake, grease them with lard or cottolene, and the outer skins will come off readily when they are served.
Tomatoes may be stuffed with any mixture that is improved by the addition of tomato catsup – meat, fish, rice, macaroni, or other vegetables.
When making an apron, the pocket will not tear if a piece of straight goods is stitched in between the pocket and apron.
When cleaning house use plenty of turpentine in the scrub water. It is certain death to moths.
When making jam put six or eight marbles in the pan. The movement of the marbles in the pan keeps the jam from sticking.
Mint and parsley may be raised in bowls in your kitchen window, thus you will always have a supply of fresh herbs for seasoning.
Window shades that seem faded may often be made to do good service for months to come. Reverse them.
If common table salt is added to gasoline, spots can be removed from silk or other fabric without leaving a ring.
If you have not an apple corer at hand try a clothes pin.
To remove ink spots from the end of your finger moisten them and rub with the sulphur end of a match.
Apply a raw onion to the sting of a wasp or bee to relieve the pain.
Anaemic children will be benefited if rubbed all over with olive oil after each meal.
Epsom salts, dissolved in hot water and applied to a window with a brush will give it the appearance of ground glass.
Have a jar handy in which to save any fruit juice or sweetened water, and you will soon have a jar of nice vinegar.
Greasing pie tins with butter helps to brown the under crust, and prevents the pie from being soggy.
To prevent dropped stitches from running down the leg of stockings, make a tuck in the leg just above the knee.
When baking powder and spice can covers are hard to remove, lay them on the floor, then with the foot just below the cover, roll them back and forth a few times. They will come off easily.
The best way to stop ordinary nose bleed is to press with the fingers on the upper lip below the nostril.
A tablespoonful of salt added to the water in which a cracked egg is to be boiled will prevent the white from escaping.
When baby falls and gets a bad bruise, apply butter to the affected part, and the skin will not discolor.
It is a good plan to have individual markings for bath towels and wash cloths. The initials may be done in chain stitch.
Soda is fine for cleaning tin-ware.
When roasting meat add just a few drops of vinegar to the water used for basting, to make the meat more tender.
A tablespoonful of kerosene in the first laundry suds cuts the rubbing in half. A spoonful in starch imparts a fine gloss to your starched clothes.


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Eduardo Yañez Parareda wrote:From the RUP point of view, a logical view is for:
* Class diagrams (Classes, Interfaces, Associations, Packages)
* Sequence diagrams
* Collaboration diagrams
* State diagrams
and a component view is for:
* Component diagrams (Interfaces, Components)
* Package diagrams
Eduardo Yañez Parareda wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4%2B1_Architectural_View_Model
About component view I don't have a good link , but...
Luke Murphy wrote:
This is interesting. This is the 4+1 approach as opposed to RUP.
So are you a 4+ 1 architect?
Note found another good link here on 4 + 1