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James Bradford Hedlund
A memorial service will be held at St. John United Methodist Church in Aiken on Friday, March 1 at 3:00 pm with the Reverend Dr. George K. Howle officiating. The family will receive friends following the service.
Mr. Hedlund was born in Milwaukee and grew up in Neenah, Wisconsin. His first job was working on the maintenance crew for a paper mill, which began his lifelong passion for construction and remodeling. He earned a degree in economics from Yale University and studied finance at the Wharton School, University of Pennsyl-vania. He regarded saving the perennially money-losing junior prom from being cancelled as one of his major accomplishments at Yale, which he achieved by booking Duke Ellington and Diana Ross and the Supremes at the height of their popularity on the Billboard charts.
After completing his academic studies, Mr. Hedlund began a career in public service, starting as a town planner in Connecticut. He moved to Washington in 1973 where he worked in the Department of Housing & Urban Develop-ment. He went to President Gerald Ford's White House as deputy director of the Council on Wage and Price Stability and also served as a speech writer for President Ford. Mr. Hedlund also worked on Capitol Hill for four years as the Republican staff director of the Committee on the Budget for the U.S. House of Representatives.
After his service in the federal government, Mr. Hedlund led an industry association for small, independent television stations where he worked tirelessly to represent their interests against the large corporate broadcasting and tele-communications companies in Congress and before the Federal Communications Commission. He was a driving force in a successful lawsuit against the NCAA that was tried before the U.S. Supreme Court; this decision led to a significant expansion in the number of televised college sporting events and the associated broadcasting revenues earned by the participating colleges.
During his time in Washington, Mr. Hedlund designed and built two houses and significantly remodeled and expanded a third. In addition to doing much of the construction work himself, he was also a skilled gourmet cook and collector of contemporary art. In 2002, Mr. Hedlund retired from the private sector and moved to Aiken where he began a successful construction company. He renovated and remodeled houses in Aiken, including several cottages in the Historic District.
He is survived by his loving wife, Carolyn Lee Hedlund, his son Steve, his granddaughters Emily and Rebecca, and his sister Kathryn.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be directed to the Aiken SPCA, 401 Wire Rd., Aiken, SC 29805


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Someone tell CFH that the health of ISU basketball fans is an issue as of late and we need a couple of blowouts in a row at home against Baylor and Oklahoma to get healthy...
Could someone tell Coach Fred Hoiberg!!!
Email Pollard!
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I find that exercise helps with stress.
For someone who's supposedly concerned with our health, you don't seem to take umbrage with forcing us all to re-live last night by reminding us with your post. Thanks.
More 15+ Iowa State victories now please! Can we buy the refs with all our Big 12 money yet?
I can handle close games if we win.
Its better than never being in games and getting blown out by 20.
The gap in our economy is between what we have and what we think we ought to have--and that is a moral problem, not an economic one. - Paul Heyne
welcome to conference season, where we wont see a ton of blowouts.
I can take it.
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Fred doesn't use timeouts. Fred doesn't foul up three late. Fred keeps it too close against opponents ISU would never had had a chance against under McDermott.
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Its better than never being in games and getting blown out by 20.
McDermott style.
I'll take the close games (both loses and wins) after dealing with McDermott basketball for 5 years.
Originally Posted by Luth4Cy
I find that exercise helps with stress.
Binge drinking and bong hits as well.
Campbell In!
Buy an AED and keep it on hand for ISU games and be thankful that ISU is in these games rather than getting blown out by 15 to 30.
"There are five real good recruits in the state. We got three of them. One couldnt get into school, and the other went to (the University of) Iowa...which is about the same thing." - Coach Johnny Orr
Know exactly how you feel. I'm predicting blowing out Baylor Sat. though cause we'll be traveling and I won't get to see the game, so that will probably be our comfortable blow-out. And no, if it happens, I'm not going to do that for every game.
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Aimé Césaire was born June 26, 1913, in Basse-Pointe, a small town on the northeast coast of Martinique in the French Caribbean. He attended the Lycée Schoelcher in Martinique, and the Parisian schools Ecole Normale Supérieure and the Lycée Louis-le-Grand.
His books of poetry include Aimé Césaire: The Collected Poetry (University of California Press, 1983); Putting in Fetters (1960); Lost Bodies (1950), with illustrations by Pablo Picasso; Decapitated Sun (1948); Miraculous Arms (1946); and Notebook of a Return to the Homeland (1939).
He is also a playwright, and has written Moi, Laminaire (1982); The Tempest (1968), based on Shakespeare's play; A Season at Congo (1966); and The Tragedy of King Cristophe (1963).
About his work, Jean-Paul Sarte wrote: "A Césaire poem explodes and whirls about itself like a rocket, suns burst forth whirling and exloding like new suns—it perpetually surpasses itself."
He is also the author of Discourse on Colonialism (1950), a book of essays which has become a classic text of French political literature and helped establish the literary and ideological movement Negritude, a term Césaire defined as "the simple recognition of the fact that one is black, the acceptance of this fact and of our destiny as blacks, of our history and culture."
As a student he and his friend, Léopold Senghor of Sénégal created L'Etudiant noir, a publication that brought together students of Africa and the West Indies. Later, with his wife, Suzanne Roussi, Césaire co-founded Tropiques, a journal dedicated to American black poetry. Both journals were a stronghold for the ideas of Negritude.
Césaire is a recipient of the International Nâzim Hikmet Poetry Award, the second winner in its history. He served as Mayor of Fort-de-France as a member of the Communist Party, and later quit the party to establish his Martinique Independent Revolution Party. He was deeply involved in the struggle for French West Indian rights and served as the deputy to the French National Assembly. He retired from politics in 1993. Césaire died on April 17, 2008 in Martinique.
A Selected Bibliography
Cahier d'un retour au pays natal (1939)
Armes miraculeuses (1946)
Aime Cesaire, The Collected Poetry, Clayton Eshleman (Translator), (University of California Press, 1983)
Notebook of a Return to the Native Land, Clayton Eshleman (Translator), (Wesleyan Poetry, 2001)
Discours sur le colonialisme (Paris: Présence Africaine, 1953)
Discourse on Colonialism (Monthly Review Press, 1972)


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If you are getting the above (or similar) error, it is likely that there was a problem with the installation. There are many reasons this could happen, such as not having enough access rights or having other applications running during the installation.
The first thing you should try is to:
1) Uninstall the application.
2) Make sure that all its files are removed. Check under "Program Files" if you have 32-bit windows or "Program Files (x64)" if you have 64-bit windows.
3) Close any other applications that are running.
4) Re-install the application.
If this does not work, then you should try to manually register the specific components that are not being registered, as follows:
1) Go to the windows start menu and find "Command Prompt".
2) Right-click on it and select "Run as administrator".
3) When the User Account Control asks if the program should be allowed to make changes, click "Yes".
4) The Command Prompt will open in Administrator mode. There, write the following commands and press Enter after each one:
If you have 32-bit windows:
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniBox10.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\uniflexsup.dll
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniBox210.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniBoxVB12.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniGrid210.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniFlexGrid10.ocx
If you have 64-bit windows:
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regsvr32 c:\windows\sysWOW64\uniflexsup.dll
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After running each line, you should get a "succeeded" popup window like the following:
5) Try running the application again. This time it should open without problems.
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Emily Skarbek at Tax Day Tea Party Rally
Recorded: Thursday, April 15, 2010
Originally aired on 4/15/10 on ABC 7 News. Independent Institute Research Fellow Emily Skarbek spoke on free markets and individual liberty at the second annual Tax Day Tea Party rally in San Jose, California.
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Originally aired on 4/14/10 on FoxNews.coms Freedom Watch. Robert Higgs discusses the extent to which the federal governments policies inhibit freedom.
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As a measure for the difference between normal and quantum scale, Planck's constant is sometimes quoted.
In 2370, in a quantum reality where Captain Picard was killed by the Borg, Commander Data explained to Lieutenant Worf and Captain Riker the properties of the quantum level, when it was discovered that Worf was moving through different quantum realities. (TNG: "Parallels")


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2. After letting the cardboard roll dry, I drew the top of a tree shape in pencil above it and we scrunched up tissue paper squares and glued them down inside the tree shape.
3. Next we cut a strip of green construction paper for the grass and cut slits all the way down the strip. Glue it to the bottom of your paper on the sides of your tree.
4. Lastly, we glued on red buttons for the apples.
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Not less frequently than every 4 years, beginning December 1, 1990, the Secretary of the Treasury, in conjunction with the Secretary of State, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Department of Commerce, shall report to the Congress on
(1) the foreign countries from which foreign financial services institutions have entered into the business of providing financial services in the United States,
(3) the extent to which foreign countries deny national treatment to United States banking organizations and securities companies, and
(4) the efforts undertaken by the United States to eliminate such discrimination. The report shall focus on those countries in which there are significant denials of national treatment which impact United States financial firms. The report shall also describe the progress of discussions pursuant to section 5353 of this title.
Source(Pub. L. 100–418, title III, § 3602,Aug. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 1387.)
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That rushing sound is the wind slicing past Air Force Maj. Jim Weinstein's helmet.
The YouTube video shows a little more than two minutes of Weinstein's race down a 10-mile stretch of mountains leading into Borrego Springs, Calif., known as the "glass elevator" for its views during the descent. Weinstein flies downhill between 40 and 60 mph on a racing bike as part of an eight-person relay team in June's transcontinental Race Across America.
As he leans into curves, you can feel his lightweight cycle hug the pavement; the street's double- yellow lines approach the camera affixed to the bike's front. Yellow road signs whizz past.
Weinstein, who lives in Frederick and works at the Air Force Medical Evaluation Support Activity at Fort Detrick, kept his focus.
"You gotta be pretty concentrated when you're going that fast," he said.
The weeklong race runs from Oceanside, Calif., to Annapolis' City Dock. Weinstein rode with Team 4Mil, a nonprofit foundation he helped to establish to benefit wounded veterans. This is his third year competing with the team, but the first year the organization concurrently raced a relay team of eight wounded veterans called the Wounded Warrior Project, Weinstein said.
The 3,000-mile race spans 12 states, with about 170,000 feet of vertical climbing. It's about 30 percent longer than the Tour de France, according to the RAAM website.
"It's one of the most difficult endurance events," Weinstein said.
Indeed. The team had no rest days. Support crews allowed riders to sleep and ride in shifts. Team 4Mil completed the race in five days, eight hours and 49 minutes, according to the RAAM website.
The wounded veterans finished in seven days, two hours and 50 minutes. Weinstein's team finished second overall; he rode about 415 of those miles, which included cutting crosswinds through Kansas, taunts from team members holding icy treats in hot weather and warnings to watch for javelina, a type of Southwestern pig he first learned about while strapped to his bike.
Mason Poe, 32, rode on the Wounded Warrior Project team after he met Weinstein while serving as a crew member for Team 4Mil last summer.
Poe, of North Carolina, lost a leg as the result of a 2004 roadside bomb blast while serving with the Marines in Iraq. Weinstein's passion for cycling persuaded him to train and ride in this year's event.
"He started off as a father figure to me, but it's become a good friendship since," Poe said.
Weinstein, 36, who also works as development director for the nonprofit U.S. Military Cycling Team, has ridden with President George W. Bush and Lance Armstrong. Cycling is a lifestyle, he said.
Bush "was a great mountain biker," Weinstein said. But those opportunities pale in comparison with riding with the Wounded Warrior Project team, he said.
"When you take a wounded warrior whose world has shrunk … you put them on a bicycle and suddenly they're under their own power again," he said. "It's like a blossoming effect."
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The Denver Broncos on Tuesday placed linebacker Joe Mays on injured reserve, it was announced.
Also on Tuesday, safety Duke Ihenacho was elevated to the active roster and the club signed cornerback Mario Butler to its practice squad.
Mays played six games (4 starts) for Denver this season and totaled 19 tackles (12 solo) along with a half sack (3.5 yds.). The fifth-year player from North Dakota State has seen action in 47 career games (22 starts) with Denver (2010-12) and Philadelphia (2008-09) since he was drafted by the Eagles in the sixth round (200th overall) of the 2008 NFL Draft.
Ihanacho is a rookie from San Jose State who spent five weeks on the club's practice squad in addition to two weeks on Denver's active roster. He played eight snaps on special teams against Oakland in his only game appearance this year.
Butler (6-foot-1, 187 pounds) is a first-year player who saw action in one game for Dallas this season after spending his rookie year on the Cowboys' practice squad. He was signed by Dallas as a college free agent in 2011 from Georgia Tech University where he logged 12 starts as a senior for the Yellow Jackets.
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- "There's been a clerical error down in the deepest recesses of the Civic Citadel. A group of outstanding civilians - voters have been mistakenly taken into LCPD custody."
- ―Thomas Stubbs III.
Off Route is a mission in The Lost and Damned. It is given by Thomas Stubbs III to Johnny Klebitz.
For this mission, you once again visit the crooked politician Thomas Stubbs III. He's at the same location, with the same arrogant butler, but this time, Stubbs is in a steam room. Johnny eventually enters and listens to Stubbs' plan - to "liberate" some white-collar criminals (charged with insider trading) from a prison transport bus, while Johnny tries desperately not to pass out from heat exhaustion, as he is fully dressed in a steam room. He finally gets out of the room and the mission is underway.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Get to the prison transport bus location
- Take control of the prison transport bus
- Lose the cops
- Get the bus to the drop
Drive to the location on Rand Avenue and a short cutscene takes place, showing you the layout of the area. Once in control, burst into the area and eliminate all the cops within the area, and steal the Prison Bus, loaded with the white-collar criminals and a cannibalistic serial killer, who eats one of the guards as Johnny gains control. If you wait too long and the bus leaves the station before you board it, you will be unable to get on it and will have to restart the mission . From here, you have to evade a three-star wanted level. Note that as the Prison Bus is a government vehicle, it cannot be driven into a Pay'n'Spray. After evading the police, drive over to the south end of Alderney to a dock, and let the prisoners off. The prisoners escape in a few Dinghys, while one of the crew waiting for you dumps the prison bus into the water. After the successful completion of the mission, Johnny expresses a joking fear for the people on the boat with the serial killer on a phone conversation with Stubbs.
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- This mission is one of two missions where the Prison Bus can be obtained, the other one being the final mission, Get Lost.
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The Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist (霧の忍刀七人衆, Kiri no Shinobigatana Shichinin Shū) is an organisation consisting of only the greatest blade wielding shinobi of their generation that Kirigakure can produce. There can only be seven members at a time — hence the name. The swords of the Seven Swordsmen are passed down from generation to generation.[1]
The members of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen were the people who came from the Bloody Mist's graduation exams with the greatest battle skills.[2] However, the members also had a great lust for power, which led some of them to defect and become missing-nin, one example is Zabuza Momochi. Kisame Hoshigaki became a member after killing Fuguki Suikazan, who was revealed to be a traitor leaking information to the enemies, but Kisame later became the first of the seven to abandon Kiri after committing several unauthorised assassinations, and attempting to overthrow the government, then joining Akatsuki afterwards. Zabuza Momochi would later defect as well after a failed coup d'etat and assassination attempt on the Mizukage. Before leaving however, he encountered a boy named Haku with a unique kekkei genkai and decided to take him along, as well as the Demon Brothers, Gōzu and Meizu. Since then, the total number of the group gradually decreased, as the swords one by one fell out of Kirigakure's possession. Eventually, Kirigakure was left with only one sword, and Chōjūrō became the only member of the Seven Swordsmen of the Mist.
According to a ninja from the Allied Shinobi Forces, the generation closest to the Fourth Shinobi World War was the strongest of the Seven Swordsman in the entire group's history, having been composed of the most powerful seven among the ninja that had ever been a part of this group; they are all dead by the time of the war for various reasons.
The Hōzuki brothers, Mangetsu and Suigetsu, both trained with the intention of joining the Seven Ninja Swordsmen together. Mangetsu did eventually join, and mastered use of all seven of the swords, rather than one. However, he later died, and Suigetsu was captured by Orochimaru. Suigetsu now shows an interest in collecting all seven swords, in order to restore the group to its original power and become its new leader.
In the anime, it hasn't been confirmed when or why Raiga Kurosuki left Kirigakure, but it was around the same time when he discovered a boy named Ranmaru, who ended up having a similar relationship with Raiga to that of Zabuza and Haku. Ranmaru also had a special dōjutsu which Raiga used for his own purposes, furthering their similarity to Haku and Zabuza.
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During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kabuto Yakushi used the Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation technique to reincarnate the previous generation of the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist to fight on behalf of Akatsuki, the said generation being the most powerful in Kirigakure's history. Zabuza being part of the group that attacked the Allied Shinobi Forces' Third Division, Gari and Pakura summoned the remaining six to the battlefield.[3] Mangetsu then summoned most of the swords with a scroll, and most of the swordsmen got an advantage against the Third Division, being covered by Zabuza's Hiding in Mist Technique. By the second day of war however, all members of the previous generation were eventually sealed.
- Kubikiribōchō (首斬り包丁, Viz: Executioner's Blade, Literally meaning: Decapitating Carving Knife): A giant sword with a butcher-knife-like appearance, the wielder can use the semi-circle on the blade to decapitate an opponent's head, hence the name. The sword has an ability to regenerate using the iron absorbed from the blood of those it cuts down. It is also called a "Seversword" (断刀, Dantō).
- Samehada (鮫肌, Literally meaning: Shark Skin): The most terrifying of the seven blades, it has the appearance of a giant knife covered in shark scales. It is a sentient, living weapon and has the ability to "eat" chakra. It is also called a "Greatsword" (大刀, Daitō).
- Nuibari (縫い針, Literally meaning: Sewing Needle): A sword in the shape of a needle with a long thin wire that resembles thread attached to it, which can be used to pierce enemies and "sew" them together in human bundles. It is also called a "Longsword" (長刀, Chōtō).
- Kabutowari (兜割, Literally meaning: Helmet Splitter): A sword consisting of a single sided axe and a hammer joined by a length of chain. Said to be capable of crushing any and all defences. It is also called a "Bluntsword" (鈍刀, Dontō).
- Shibuki (飛沫, Literally meaning: Splash): A sword that has a scroll full of explosive tags incorporated into it, lined up behind the blade, combining swordsmanship and explosions. It is also called a "Blastsword" (爆刀, Bakutō).
- Kiba (牙, Literally meaning: Fangs): Twin swords that are imbued with lightning which increases their cutting power. They are said to be the sharpest swords ever forged. They are also called "Thunderswords" (雷刀, Raitō).
- Hiramekarei (ヒラメカレイ): A bandaged double-handled sword that is capable of storing and emitting the user's chakra which can then take on various forms. It is also called a "Twinsword" (双刀, Sōtō).
Known Members
An earlier generation of the organisation consisted of Fuguki, Jinin, Raiga, Kushimaru and three other unidentified shinobi:
- Kubikiribōchō's wielder: A tall, muscular individual with short spiky hair and a scar on his right cheek. His most noticeable feature was a tattoo of parallel lines in a grid like pattern that run across the lower half of his face.
- Hiramekarei's wielder: A shorter individual with moused-up hair who wore his forehead protector as a choker and a utility belt around his waist along with a flak jacket. He carried the Twinsword strapped to his back horizontally.
- Shibuki's wielder: A slender man who wore a pinstriped shirt and a cloth-mask that only showed his eyes.
- It seems to be a tradition for the members and aspiring members of the Seven Swordsmen to have sharpened teeth.
- All the known named members also have fruit-derived surnames, or if lacking a surname, their given name. This does not hold true for Raiga.
- All of the previous generation swordsmen have bandages around their necks.[4]
- At least three of the members became missing-nin, while one was discovered to be a traitor, leaking confidential information to other villages.
- Although Mangetsu was said to have mastered use of all the swords, other members of his generation wielded six of them, leaving Hiramekarei as the blade he likely primarily used.
- Three members of the Seven Swordsmen were former ANBU members.
- Three members of the Seven Swordsmen managed to fake their own deaths or regain life later on, by the means of an accomplice.
- In the anime, Kushimaru and Jinpachi were known collectively as the "Heartless Pair" (非情コンビ, Hijō Konbi) due to their many acts of cruelty in their lifetime.[5]
See Also
- Kinkaku Force: A similar group of shinobi from the Land of Lightning.
- Twelve Guardian Ninja: A similar group of shinobi from the Land of Fire.


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At Mount Myōboku, Gerotora remembers Jiraiya's words and asks the Great Toad Sage if he should do as he said. The sage says to bring Naruto to him. At the Akatsuki hideout, Sasuke begins to recover from his transplant. In Konoha, Tsunade recovers by eating food and tells Shizune to call a war council meeting after she is finished. Meanwhile, Karin is being interrogated by Ibiki Morino in order to get information on Akatsuki, Sasuke, and Kabuto Yakushi. Though she wove a tale in which she was a victim of both Orochimaru and Sasuke, Ibiki saw through it immediately. Shikamaru attends the war council meeting and says to his father — who believed that Shikamaru was still too young to participate in the meeting — that he will remember every last detail. Fukasaku reverse summons Naruto to Mount Myōboku and takes him to see the Great Toad Sage so he could tell him his future. The great sage gives Naruto two predictions, the first being that he will meet an octopus, and the second that he will fight a young man with powerful eyes. The sage tells Gerotora to give Naruto the key to the Nine-Tails' seal. Gerotora asks Naruto to put his hand on the release square, Naruto hesitates.


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Remaining calm is crucial. A clear head and slow, meticulous thinking allow you to better evaluate your situation and make good decisions. It may sound trite, but take some deep breaths. Step back and pretend you are an outsider looking in, or imagine you're watching a TV show of yourself. You know how you critique show plots or joke about the cheesiness of that B movie? Sit down, take a sip of water and think rationally.
How long ago did you pass the turn off? When will it get dark? Did you pass other trail junctions? Would you recognize those junctions (keeping in mind that you will be coming from a different direction)? Is it a full moon providing enough light to keep moving safely? Is a storm moving in? How much gas do you have left in the tank? How cold are the overnight temps? Is there a real chance of getting hypothermia and exposure?
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My research focuses on cognitive, genetic and environmental risk factors for the development of depression and anxiety in children, adolescents and adults. Specifically, we are seeking to integrate cognitive and psychiatric genetic theories of psychopathology by evaluating whether information-processing biases (attention, interpretation and memory) featured in the cognitive theories may represent intermediate phenotypes for specific genetic influences. We are also evaluating gene x cognition x environment models of risk for depression. We are particularly interested in examining how multiple levels of analysis work together to increase depression risk, spanning genetic and epigenetic influences, physiology, cognition, affect and environmental influences. Our work incorporates a number of approaches including experimental psychopathology and prospective multi-wave designs, and methodologies including next-generation gene sequencing and methylation analyses, eye tracking, psychophysiology, ERPs and structured, detailed assessments of various environmental influences and psychiatric symptoms/diagnoses.
We currently have two large-scale projects in progress. The first is an NICHD-funded multi-wave longitudinal study examining the development of children's information-processing biases and their role as a mechanism of risk in the intergenerational transmission of depression. This project focuses on 255 mother-child pairs drawn from the community. Children are aged 8-14 at the start of the study and then are followed every 6 months for 2 years, with genotyping conducted at the initial assessment and then assessments of information-processing biases, environmental influences, symptoms and diagnoses collected at each assessment point. The second project is an NIMH-funded study addressing the Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) domain of Negative Valence Systems. This project involves a one-time assessment of 1,000 children aged 7-11 years and their parent. The goal of this study is to provide a fine-grained examination of children's attentional biases using both behavioral (eyetracking) and physiological (event-related potential; ERP) indices to determine which specific components of children's attention are biases in relation to their broad symptoms of depression and anxiety, as well as the more specific symptom domains of low positive affect and physiological hyperarousal. In this study, we are also examining environmental, genetic, and epigenetic influences on these biases.
Philosophy of Graduate Training:
My primary goal as a mentor is to share my enthusiasm for research with my students and to help them develop into independent researchers. Students who are the best match for this lab, therefore, are those interested in research careers. Students are treated as junior colleagues, and I try to adjust the amount of supervision versus independence given based upon each student's needs. Although graduate students are expected to assist in the implementation and dissemination of ongoing lab studies, emphasis is also given to helping students design, implement, and publish their own studies. Consistent with the scientist-practitioner model, students receive training not only in designing and implementing developmental psychopathology studies of depression, but also in providing cognitive therapy for depression.
Selected Publications:
Gibb, B.E., Beevers, C.G., & McGeary, J.E. (2013). Toward an integration of cognitive and genetic models of risk for depression. Cognition and Emotion, 27, 193-216.
McGeary, J.E., Meadows, S.P., Amir, N., & Gibb, B.E. (2014). Computer-delivered, home-based attentional retraining reduced drinking behavior in heavy drinkers. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, 28, 559-562.
Woody, M.L., McGeary, J.E., and Gibb, B.E. (2014). Brooding rumination and heart rate variability in women at high and low risk for depression: Group differences and moderation by COMT genotype. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 123, 61-67.
Burkhouse, K.L., Siegle, G.J., & Gibb, B.E. (in press). Pupillary reactivity to emotional stimuli in children of depressed and anxious mothers: Evidence for experience-specific patterns of reactivity. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry.
Harrison, A.J., & Gibb, B.E. (in press). Attentional biases in currently depressed children: An eye-tracking study of biases in sustained attention to emotional stimuli. Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology.


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Early this week, Channel O said that local artistes have been nominated in the Most Gifted East African Video Artist, Most Gifted Afro Pop and Most Gifted Duo Group and Video Artist categories.
Abwana Yesaya alais AY featuring US-based Miss Triniti and Cpwaa were nominated in the Most Gifted East African Video Artist category while local musician Shaa song Crazy was nominated in the Most Gifted Afro Pop category.
AY's song, `Good Look', was nominated in the Most Gifted Duo.
On why many Tanzania musicians were failing to make it into this popular competition, AY said it was down to how many Tanzanian artists were featuring on Channel O and the quality of their videos.
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As a new parent, my interest in stories of kidnapping and child abduction has suspiciously dwindled, and yet the stellar reviews for Denis Villeneuve's recent film Prisoners compelled me to watch it. In it, Hugh Jackman plays Keller Dover, a survivalist father whose daughter goes missing along with her best friend. A suspicious camper is seen in the nearby area, and when the police attempt to question the driver, he behaves erratically and tries to flee. The suspect, Alex Jones (Paul Dano), is arrested, questioned, and his camper and home are combed over by a forensic crew. No evidence is discovered, and the police deem Jones to be mentally incapable of taking the children without a leaving a trace, so he is released. This incenses Dover, who believes the children are still out there, waiting to be rescued. When it's clear that the lead detective, played by Jake Gyllenhaal, has moved on to other leads, Dover decides to take the matter into his own hands. He kidnaps Jones, holes him up in an abandoned building, and proceeds to torture the suspect in hopes that it will lead to the whereabouts of the girls.
Despite the bleak premise, Prisoners ends up sticking with you for all the right reasons. The film dares you to question how far you would go to rescue your own endangered child. At once you want Dover to push through the barriers created by a plodding police investigation, yet his vigilantism clearly veers out of control. We've seen Jones behave villainously, but by the time Dover has beaten him to an unrecognizable pulp, it's hard not to feel reluctant sympathy. On top of this, Villeneuve does a great job getting the viewer to wonder whether or not Jones is guilty; in one great sequence, Dover believes he hears Jones say something incriminating under his breath that no one else around them catches, and smartly, the audio is too muffled to allow the audience to hear it either.
Prisoners succeeds in no small part because of its actors: Hugh Jackman gives a performance that in less-crowded years might have been considered for a Best Actor Academy Award nomination; Paul Dano is reliably creepy; Melissa Leo continues her streak of stellar turns; and Jake Gyllenhall brings the right level of world-weariness to the lead detective who seems to be hindered by an overwhelming bleakness that has beaten him down over the years.
When I first saw a preview for Prisoners I was put off by what seemed to be a very by-the-numbers revenge mystery. Thankfully, the film turned out to be so much more, and as I settle into this pre-Oscars period of assembling my favorite films of the past year, it's looking more and more like this movie I cannot shake is going to make my top ten.
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Opening salvo in Boulder's municipalization effort?
In yesterday's column, "Colorado Regulators: Hurdles for SmartGridCity," we discussed the criteria that the Colorado Public Utilities Commission established for final cost recovery and Xcel Energy's claims that it has already met those criteria.
One sentence in the regulators' interim order sets up today's column: "Public Service [of Colorado, i.e., Xcel] asserts that the value of SGC [SmartGridCity] is not diminished by Boulder's recent vote to explore utility municipalization."
We'll see how Xcel attempts to back up that statement, but on the surface it seems a tad premature. How could Boulder's exploration of municipalization not affect the value of SGC? First off, it's not a rousing endorsement of SGC that Boulder wants to sever ties with Xcel. Secondly, if Boulder elects to follow through and Xcel refuses to sell its Boulder assets, then the city condemns the related infrastructure and takes possession of it. Wouldn't that put a bit of a crimp in Xcel's plans to keep testing its "value propositions" to justify cost recovery?
We'll find out this summer. Meanwhile, I thought I'd simply share some of the public correspondence and media coverage relating to Boulder's municipalization effort.
For background, see "WANTED: Smart Grid from Scratch," "Boulder Seeks Divorce from Xcel" and "Xcel Energy and Boulder in Conflict."
On Feb. 6, David Eves, president and CEO of Public Service Co. of Colorado, Xcel Energy's local subsidiary (henceforth "Xcel"), wrote a letter to Boulder residents that noted Boulder's "narrow" passage of two ballot measures last November. The first assesses residents about $1.9 million a year to fund exploration of a municipal utility and the second allows Boulder to condemn Xcel's infrastructure within city limits and issue bonds to finance a municipal utility. So far, that's a fair statement of the facts.
Xcel, Eves noted, opposed both measures because, he suggested, "a municipal utility would raise costs for Boulder customers, adversely impact service reliability and not deliver the benefits proponents claimed."
Of course, it's too early to argue that rates will rise, service will fall and benefits won't be delivered. Boulder has not articulated a plan or roadmap upon which to base those statements. So that's pure scare tactics, without a whiff of factuality.
Just to be helpful—"to help fill the information vacuum," he said—Eves asked himself four questions and provided the answers. Though this time-honored tactic has been used by salesmen, politicians and others eager to avoid genuine questions, let's look at a couple of them.
"What will happen to customer choice programs such as Solar*Rewards and other programs and rebates?"
These benefits are based on "the assumption of an ongoing, long-term service relationship with us," Eves answered himself, in part. "The limited customer funds we have for these programs are best invested with customers who intend to remain on our system."
In December, Eves continued, Xcel proposed a plan to Boulder to "avoid disrupting any current programs for Boulder customers." Xcel would like to reimburse itself and non-Boulder customers (i.e., the remainder of Xcel's 1.4 million customers) for costs incurred in Boulder if municipalization proceeds. Xcel, Eves said, will likely ask the Colorado Public Utilities Commission to resolve the issue, "but our preference is to bring them a solution the city agrees with."
Former city councilman Steve Pomerance rebutted Xcel's December "demand letter" to Boulder in The Boulder Daily Camera last month, stating, "No surprise, Xcel's proposals ignore both legal and economic realities." It's worth a read.
Finally, Eves asked himself "Why will this go through the court system?"
Xcel, of course, would rather continue to serve Boulder, Eves averred. But if the city proceeds with municipalization, Eves wrote, "we have an obligation to obtain the fair market value" of existing infrastructure and ensure that investors and other Colorado customers don't pay for Boulder's decision. (Divide and conquer remains an appealing tactic.)
On Feb. 15, two Boulder residents responded, publicly, with a guest commentary in the local Boulder Daily Camera. Kate Clark and Brian Bernhardt suggested that Eves' letter contained "mischaracterizations and thinly veiled threats," which to them confirms that Boulder is moving in the right direction.
First, Clark and Bernhardt wrote, Boulder is only moving ahead if it can meet "criteria meant to safeguard costs, reliability and environmental objectives." As to the occupation tax that raises $1.9 million annually to fund exploration of municipalization, Xcel itself has raised rates 20 percent in four years, "largely due to increasing costs associated with fossil fuels." In 2009, they noted, Xcel opened the largest coal-fired power plant in Colorado at nearly $1 billion in costs. But coal costs are rising 5 to 10 percent per year, rather than Xcel's typical estimate of 2 percent.
Therefore, Clark and Bernhardt argued, Xcel is "socializing its risks, while privatizing its profits."
Further, Eves' letter implied that it will "punish Boulder by excluding ratepayers in our city from renewable energy and efficiency programs." Yet "both the [Boulder] city attorney and an Xcel spokesman have clarified the illegality of such action. It is, quite transparently, a bully's scare tactic."
To influence the outcome of last fall's ballot measures, Xcel outspent local proponents by 10 to 1, donating more than 99 percent of the $1 million anti-municipalization drive, Clark and Bernhardt noted.
"Xcel has the discretion and the resources to make this split as amicable and as painless as possible," Clark and Bernhardt concluded. "Their decision to pursue the opposite approach counts as confirmation that separating from Xcel is in our community's best interests."
Two days later, The Boulder Daily Camera reported that Xcel had just asked the Colorado PUC to "limit Boulder residents' ability to apply for energy efficiency rebates and block Boulder residents from participating in future solar gardens and long-term wind purchasing programs."
Shots across the bow, at least, and, perhaps, an attempt to "head them off at the pass." Battle lines are being drawn. Frankly, with these tactics, Xcel may well have lost the opportunity to further divide the already split Boulder community, whose business sector had urged caution around municipalization. Strong-arm tactics typically lead to a circling of the wagons rather than facilitating a strategy of divide-and-conquer. From what we've seen in the cost recovery case for SmartGridCity and a concurrent rate case, however, it would appear that Xcel has little or no concern for its brand in Colorado. What successful strategy can emerge from that miasma, I'll be fascinated to learn.
Phil Carson
Intelligent Utility Daily
There is no rational way out of this
Anybody looking for a businesslike solution to this is mistaken. It will have to settled in the courts after a long, hard-fought battle. Boulder has put itself on a path from which there is no turning back, no matter what the economics turn out to be.
Say the economics look bad, and Boulder decides to turn back. After all the antagonistic words from Boulder's leaders towards Xcel, will they return like whipped dogs with their tails between their legs? At that point Xcel will have ALL the power (literally). Boulder will have to accept a 20 year (or longer) contract on Xcel's terms since their own exploration of alternatives would have just eliminated any other possibility. In the meantime, much of the town would be in open revolt and many councilpersons would lose their jobs.
So make no mistake. Municipialization will go through. The costs will be justified no matter what, any necessary rationalizations of what Xcel owes Boulder will be made, and court cases will be fought until there is no where left to go. Anybody not seeing how egos enter in to this should just look at the Denver Metro area's FasTracks transit project, in which the only response by government leaders to massive cost overruns of over 100% is to push forward and ask for even more money.
Boulder municipilization: who owns what?
It is going to be very interesting to watch this play out. I will acknowledge that Xcel has one point (those who know me will find this to be quite rare): Xcel, more precisely, its ratepayers, should not have to pay for ongoing benefits to customers in Boulder who become part of a new municipal utility. It is how this benefit is calculated and how much Xcel should be compensated is the key. But, I really don't think this should be terribly difficult.
True that under Solar Rewards, payment for future RECs already received by the customer should allow Xcel to keep those RECs. But, for those early customers in Solar Rewards, only part of the up front payment was for the value of future RECs and part was a true rebate. Here is where it get's tricky. Under Colorado's RES, the life span of a REC is 5 years. So, if a Boulder customer's solar system produces a REC in, say, 2020, after Boulder has split off, who gets the REC? The REC could stay with Xcel, in which case the company gets to use it for its RES obligation. Under the RES, utilities are allowed to cash in RECs from outside their system. Or, if Boulder wants to consider that solar system as part of its green energy supply, then the new Boulder utility should reimburse Xcel for the value of the RECs generated after the cut-over date. This is not a hard calculation to make.
But there is another consideration. Part of the incentive payment is actually a rebate, not a REC payment. That rebate must be amortized over the 20 year life of the contract with Xcel being compensated for the unamortized portion after the cut-over date. This is also not a difficult calculation but it does highlight the value in moving away from an up-front incentive and to a pay for performance incentive. I might say that the same is true for rebates provided as part of the various DSM programs.
Now, if both parties can agree to the principles just described, there seems to be no reason why Xcel should alter the programs presently available to Boulder customers. Everyone simply needs to agree that the unamortized value of the incentives paid to Boulder customers represents an asset for which Xcel should be reimbursed when that asset shifts to the new muni utility. In that case, there is no need to modify the programs for any group of customers. If, on the other hand, Boulder thinks they should continue to receive the benefit of the solar or DSM asset that has been entirely paid for by Xcel ratepayers without reimbursing Xcel, that too would be wrong.
This just doesn't need to be that difficult and the threats and puffery add nothing ot the discussion. Hopefully, the PUC will acknowledge the seemingly logical approach I've described if the decision does come to them for a decision.
Rich Mignogna, Golden, Colorado
Thanks Rich
I would look to the Colo. PUC for its take on the possible calculations involved in this seemingly peripheral issue.
I guess the astonishment comes in when it gets to the "puffery" you refer to. Why not make this a simple business matter, rather than elevate it as an antagonistic ploy in public correspondence?
I'm still laying 50-50 odds on whether Boulder proceeds, potentially making much of this moot. But how long time will elapse and how much money will be spent for Boulder to arrive at a bona fide decision point is anyone's guess.
Regards, Phil Carson


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|Release Date: October 01, 1999
|Running Time: 115 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
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|Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama
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