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Fishing Missouri's Big Rivers
Girardeau County
- 74 Apple Cre ek C.A.
- 75 Trail of Tears State Park
- 76 Headwaters Ac.
Scott County
- 77 Commerce Park
Mississippi County
- 78 Joseph Hunter Moore Ac.
- 79 Dorena Ac.
- 80 Seven Island C.A.
New Madrid County
- 81 Donaldson Point C.A.
- 82 St. John's Bayou Ac.
- 83 New Madrid Bend Ac.
Pemiscot County
- 84 Gayoso Bend C.A.
85 S.P. Reynolds Ac.
Fishing and Floods
What effects did the 1993 flood have on fishing success? That depends on the time perspective of the question.
During the Flood
Fish were able to access the entire river floodplain for feeding, spawning, escape and growth. Big river fish have evolved their reproductive cycle to the natural occurrence of floods. They rely on floods to successfully spawn and for the young to survive.
That's why the Flood of 1993 was so beneficial to fish. In the past, what would be considered a "normal flood" (i.e. much smaller magnitude than '93 flood) would flood bottomlands and benefit the fish. Over time, construction of levees has prevented this from happening.
Spawning and nursery areas were created as the water saturated the vegetated floodplains. Big river fish could move into these areas, away from the strong current, to spawn and rear their young. The flooded bottomlands provided protected homes to young growing fish which returned to the river when levels dropped.
A few fish were stranded as waters receded, and died. Most, however, found their way back to the river safely.
Little sport or commercial fishing could take place. Access to the rivers was restricted by blocked roads and damaged ramps and parking lots. Also, the Coast Guard and the Corps officially closed the rivers to recreational and commercial activities because of the danger to levees.
Fish populations experienced little angling pressure, growth was excellent, and reproductive success was the best that it had been in years.
After the Flood
Fish were able to take advantage of the new habitat created "off-channel." This enabled them to continue accelerated growth and reproductive success. The 1995 floods will make new blew holes and create even more habitat.
More and larger game and non-game fish were available for anglers who have enjoyed the "bounty" of the 1993 flood.
If we are successful in protecting and preserving habitats for aquatic life created by the flood, we will see improved fishing on the Missouri and Mississippi rivers for years to come.
Have you ever wondered why some anglers catch more fish than others? Usually it's because the successful anglers are familiar with the habitat they fish. The Missouri and Mississippi


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Another season has wrapped on "Game Of Thrones," and HBO has a lot of reasons to celebrate. Simply put, it's the most successful show the network has ever produced, with the season finale bringing in 32% more viewers than last year, with a gross audience of 9.3 million. Damn. And it's just part of a Sunday night lineup that is unshakeable at the moment with "Veep," "Silicon Valley" and "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver" all posting strong, steady numbers. That quality TV brings in an appreciative audience isn't new, but that doesn't mean even the most intense of dramas doesn't have its lighthearted moments.
And so Vulture has cut together a supercut of Arya and The Hound and the constant verbal slings and arrows they've thrown at each other, as they've traveled the Riverlands. Yes, they've survived side-by-side, but it's not like they enjoy each other's company. There are spoilers, so if you're still catching up with this season of "Game Of Thrones," look away, but fans should click below.

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High School Basketball Wrap-Up: Christ Our Rock and Orphan Annies Win
Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School won their fifth out of their last six games on Saturday as they beat New Athens 54 to 50. Christ Our Rock trailed entering the final quarter of play where they outscored New Athens 18-12. The contest went down to the final minute when Eli Palm picked off a New Athens pass and set up two free throws for Boehne. A missed three pointer by New Athens followed by two free throws by Joel Krenz gave Christ Our Rock the Victory. Christ Our Rock was led by Austin Grote with 23 points and Boehne with 16.
In other boys basketball action:
Breese Mater Dei 53, Breese Central 41
Carbondale 80, Mattoon 49
Carmi White County 61, Vienna 53
Carterville 69, Chester 54
Jerseyville Jersey 47, Mount Vernon 45
Okawville 43, Waterloo Gibaut 33
Teutopolis 74, Robinson 49
Woodlawn 61, Cisne 37
Rich Herrin Basketball Classic
Fairfield 79, Anna-Jonesboro 70
In girls basketball action, the Orphan Annies fell to Cahokia 52 to 45 in overtime. The Annies led 25-20 at half time and were up ten in the third quarter before Cahokia staged a comeback late in the third and early fourth quarter. Centralia limited Cahokia to just one point in overtime to claim the victory. Abbey Holtkamp led Centralia with 19 points and 12 rebounds. Holly Mays added 11 points. Centralia travels to Mascoutah on Tuesday.
Wayne City beat South Central 49 to 34. Abby Hahn led South Central with 13 points. South Central plays Oblong in the opening round of the Bridgeport Regional on Monday at seven pm.
In other girls basketball:
Belleville West 47, Granite City 29
Carbondale 62, Mattoon 46
Carmi White County 37, Vienna 35
Mt. Vernon 66, Marion 36
Roxana 52, Nashville 48
See other LocalSports news:KC Names Male & Female Athletes of the Year
Lady Cats Host SC Today, Mt Zion Tomorrow....Softball Scores
Wildcats Fall, Orphans Win in Prep Tennis
Salem Rec Basketball B League Tournament Begins
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Posted By Sarah Rich On January 15, 2007 @ 6:18 am In Botanical,Design,Landscape Architecture | 9 Comments
Our first encounter with a "living wall" was the giant installation in the atrium [2] of the University of Guelph in Canada. Everyone's always asking whether they can get a similar wall of greenery for their own home, and now we have an affirmative answer. ELT (Elevated Landscape Technologies) Easy Green [3] has designed a modular indoor/outdoor living wall panel system for residential consumers.
ELT sells a number of different set-ups [4] for starting a wall garden (all made of HDPE recyclable plastic), as well as stand-alone two-sided room dividers and brackets for installing flora on sloped roofs. The frames can be pre-grown or planted after installation.
The company offers suggestions on their site for plant varietals and fresh herbs that might grow well in an Easy Green. These include begonias, orchids, sedum, ferns, ivy, and all the staple cooking herbs. ELT's products are quite reasonably priced and offer so many benefits in terms of aesthetics, physical health, and design versatility. Imagine a whole wall of orchids growing in your house! It's a whole lot cheaper than an original painting, and yet so much more…original!
You can see several examples of their recent work below (including one they just did in Singapore, pictured in the somewhat foggy image), and there's much more here [5].
+ ELT Easy Green [3]
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[3] ELT (Elevated Landscape Technologies) Easy Green: http://www.eltlivingwalls.com/
[4] a number of different set-ups: http://www.eltlivingwalls.com/buynow1.html
[5] here: http://www.eltlivingwalls.com/livingwall-projects.html
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|Release Date: March 01, 1982
|Running Time: 90 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
|Genre: Western
Willie Nelson
Gary Busey
Isela Vega
Gilbert Roland
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Summary:After sheltered farm boy Karl Westover accidentally kills a neighbor, he runs away. On the road, he meets the infamous gunman Barbarosa, who is also on the run from the rich Mexican rancher who wants him killed for marrying his daughter. The skilled Barbarosa partners with the inexperienced Karl as they try to survive against those who are out to take their lives.


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If you haven't voted in today's primary election, there's still time to cast your ballot. Polling stations will be open until 8 p.m.
Voter turnout in Union County was at 26.2 percent as of 5 p.m. Friday, with 4,011 of 15,308 ballots sent out returned to Union County Clerk Robin Church's office.
Church said she's disappointed by the low turnout thus far, especially because of today's contested races for Union County commissioner and state Senate and House seats.
In a local Republican primary race, incumbent Commissioner Mark Davidson will try to fend off a challenge from La Grande businesswoman Irene Gilbert.
In a state race, La Grande attorney Brent Smith and Umatilla County residents Eli Stephens and Jack L. Esp are challengers against incumbent Bob Jenson for the Republican nomination for state representative of District 58.
In another state Republican primary race, businesswoman Maryl Graybeal Featherstone is vying with Umatilla County Commissioner Bill Hansell for the District 29 state Senate seat vacated by a retiring David Nelson.
Over in Wallowa County, where voters are electing a new sheriff and assessor, voter turnout was at 42 percent as of 5 p.m. Friday, with 2,022 of the 4,834 ballots sent out returned to Wallowa County Clerk Dana Roberts' office.
Steve Rogers, Donnie Rynearson and Richard Bobbitt are competing in the non-partisan race for sheriff and Gay Fregulia and Dan Deboie are vying for assessor.
Voter turnout thus far is much higher in Wallowa County than Union County but even there less than half of registered voters have participated in the democratic election process we hold dear.
The right to vote and choose our leaders is a cherished American principle but democracy only works if citizens vote.
So if you have voted, thank you. But if you haven't voted yet, please do.


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Home Opinion Letters Letters to the Editor for Aug. 22, 2012
Letters to the Editor for Aug. 22, 2012
Women should vote to preserve their rights
Women of Baker County — you do have a vote! That right has not been taken away from us (as other rights are threatened) — so use it!
Those other rights are threatened by Romney's choice of Paul Ryan as his vice presidential hopeful.
Paul Ryan would ban common forms of birth control, would eliminate a woman's right to choose, voted to end funding for Planned Parenthood, and voted against the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.
So use a right you do still have — vote!
Peggi Timm
Maryalys Urey
Baker City
Solutions, not ideology, needed in economic debate
Our dear country is in deep economic distress. Sound, evidence-based solutions are desperately needed. But we're often sidetracked by misleading information and rigid ideology.
We're once again hearing a story about President Kennedy that's been twisted to justify ruinous tax cuts (Letters, Aug. 15 and 17). Kennedy actually wanted spending increases to stimulate the economy, but, like Obama, was obstructed by Congressional Republicans. To put things in perspective, the top marginal tax rate (the rate paid by the wealthy) had been at over 90 percent since 1950, during the golden years of middle-class growth. Kennedy reluctantly cut the top rate from 91 percent to 70 percent. That's twice today's top rate, but we still prospered!
Reagan cut the top marginal rate from 70 percent to 50 percent and then to 28 percent, and wound up tripling the national debt. Clinton raised it to 31 percent and then 39 percent, and we had prosperity and even ran a budget surplus. Bush then cut it to 35 percent, and doubled the national debt. There's a pattern here. Those calling for even more tax cuts for the wealthy are selling from an empty wagon.
And what's this about government repressing private enterprise? An army of corporate lobbyists and hundreds of millions in campaign contributions are actually keeping wealthy folks in control. Obvious results are the 2008 financial collapse caused by unregulated investment banks, confusion about global warming promoted by the fossil-fuel industry, and wrenching dislocations caused by NAFTA and other "free trade" treaties sponsored by international corporations.
Perhaps less obvious: we're struggling through a new kind of recession. Many of our good-paying, middle-class jobs were eliminated over the past 30 years by off-shoring, accelerating automation, and union-busting. The middle class has been drained of its purchasing power, while the 400 richest Americans now have more wealth than the bottom 150 million of us put together.
We need real, innovative solutions. Two locally produced and maintained websites can enhance our ability to reason using facts and positive approaches: www.progressivevalues.us and www.ccbc.us I urge all my fellow readers to join in the much-needed, well-informed debate.
Marshall McComb
Baker City
A dog-lover says thanks to considerate drivers
A huge thank you to all drivers on 10th Street on Aug. 20 around noon. My shar-pei escaped from her collar while leaving the vet's office and was running loose up and down 10th. Thank you for stopping and letting us cross the street to try and catch her. A special thank you to Dr. Matt for leaving his vet practice to help us. And also thanks to the gals in the yellow car for helping the entire time. Although it was just 15 minutes it seemed like a lifetime to this dog lover!
Gwen English
Baker City
I support school board recall effort, and will sign again
The statement in Jim and Mary Tomlinson's letter last Friday that the majority of registered voters don't support the recall is deeply flawed. I'm sure petition circulators, knowing they had to gather 913 signatures plus a surplus to cover invalid signatures, did exactly that, thus the 1,066 signatures turned in. No reasonable person would attempt to gather signatures from every registered voter in the school district. And if I'm not mistaken, wasn't Jim Tomlinson appointed to the 5J budget committee by Lynne Burroughs – resulting in a letter from the Oregon Department of Revenue instructing the board to follow state law by having the entire board, not the chair, appoint committee members? And doesn't Mary Tomlinson work for a company that has a contract with 5J?
I keep seeing letters against the recall from the same group of friends (good ole boys' network) related to the District. On the other hand, I see letters from the pro-recall side who are just voters; these letters state facts. My signature was invalidated because the County Clerk marked me as an inactive voter without my knowledge during a study abroad program for college in Australia during the summer. As a 2009 Baker High School graduate I know firsthand what happens in the Baker 5J School District as a former student. I will sign the petition again. I, like my friends and neighbors, support this recall effort.
Sean Gilsdorf
Baker City
Don't miss the ceramics display at Crossroads
The current exhibition at the Crossroads Art Center "Persistence in Clay" is still on display through Aug. 31. This show is a must see. This is a unique opportunity for Eastern Oregon to see a collection of leading edge contemporary ceramics sculptures.
Through the continuing diligence of the Crossroads staff, this art work has been brought to Baker City. The pieces on display continue the exemplary tradition of the clay work being done in America. This is a traveling exhibition from the Missoula Art Museum that celebrates the 60th year anniversary of the Archie Bray Foundation. The Bray has served as the seminal birth place for internationally know ceramicists such as Peter Voulkous, David Shanner and numerous other great American talents. The work on sale is very reasonably priced, and a great investment for would be collectors. I bought a piece for my collection and wish I could afford more. A show of this caliber is seldom available in this rural of a setting.
Tom Dimond
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Bronx Casket Co The Musical
The Horror Metal Musical
What If . . .
The evil you see was in reality the evil that you need? Innocent (or is she) Maryjane Meets Victor in this "Will Boy Bite Girl?" love story / Murder mystery. You'll laugh at death . . . Cry at life . . . As you wrench your neck . . . To Our Throbbing Beat.
The Musical Score Samples . . .
The Vision . . .
Verni's goth rock music, Lepico's twisted story and Battle's eclectic theatrical style combine to create THE BRONX CASKET CO. Ordinary characters meet extraordinary circumstances in this sexy, funny and original take on the traditional vampire tale. Real goth rock with a funky bass line drives the story. The choreography pushes the limits of dance with aerial stunts and martial arts accenting Battle's technically intensive ballet/hip hop/jazz-fused style. With its Theatrical/rock concert lighting, driving rhythms, laugh out loud look and stunning choreography, THE BRONX CASKET CO. will engage, enthrall and excite its audience.
Show History . . .
In August of 2002, The American Living Room at "HERE" in NYC presented a 45 minute version of THE BRONX CASKET CO. and invited us back for a return engagement in the Best Of The American Living Room. Now full-length, THE BRONX CASKET CO> is being produced by Hinton Battle Theatre Laboratory in January 2003 as a AEA Showcase Contract at Chashama Experiment Theater.
The Creative Team . . .
D. D. Verni is founder, songwriter and bass guitarist for heavy metal pioneers - OVERKILL. Over the last 17 years, Overkill has sold over a million records, appeared in every major music publication, and have performed in virtually every country in the world. Verni initiated THE BRONX CASKET CO. project with three solo releases: The Bronx Casket Co. , Sweet Home Transylvania and HELLECTRIC.
Andrea Lepico's plays have been developed and presented at HERE Arts Center, Women's Project and productions, Vital Theater, Titans Theater, Trustus Theater and Hangar Theater. LOOKING FOR THE PONY is published and can be found in the upcoming plays and playwrights. She won the Sloan Foundation Dramatic Writing Award for her Screenplay, A SEPTEMBER SPRING. She is also a member of the Dramatist Guild and Women's Project and Productions Playwrights Lab. M.F.A. Carnegie Mellon, M.B.A. University Of California, Berkeley, B. A. College of Atlantic.
Hinton Battle is the only living male to receive three Tony Awards for SOPHISTICATED LADIES, THE TAP DANCE KID, and MISS SAIGON. He also received the NAACP and the FRED ASTAIRE AWARD for the TAP DANCE KID. Hinton debuted as the scarecrow in THE WIZ at age 15. Other Broadway shows include DANCIN', DREAMGIRLS, CHICAGO RAGTIME. Associate Choreographer for the 65th and 66th ANNUAL COMEDY AWARDS and Sweet in "Buffy the Musical" Always peace and life.


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by Mark Silva and updated
As the two leading candidates for president prepare to take the stage of a California mega-church on Saturday for a nationally televised appearance, a Christian group supporting Sen. Barack Obama hopes to inject the candidates' marital histories into the public debate.
The McCain campaign calls it a "disgraceful'' smear.
The Matthew 25 Network, a Christian political action committee supporting Obama's bid for the White House, plans to run a TV ad promoting the life story - particularly the marriage -- of the Democratic candidate during CNN's broadcast of back-to-back appearances by Obama and Sen. John McCain at the Saddleback church in California.
"Barack is a strong man of Christian faith, who has been married to his wife Michelle for 16 years,'' Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell says in the TV ad. "And he is the proud father of two beautiful daughters,'' adds Pastor Suzette Caldwell.
"Throughout his entire career, Sen. Obama has stood by families,'' Caldwell says.
"Including his own,'' she adds, prompting a laugh.
The committee maintains it is attempting to portray the positives about a candidate whom it views as not only a staunch family man, but also right on the issues, such as health care.
Yet Kirbyjon Caldwell, a Methodist pastor from Houston who officiated at the wedding of the president's daughter, Jenna Bush, was quick today to point out what he sees as a particularly strong contrast between Obama, married and a father of two, and McCain, who has several children from two marriages and divorced his first wife and married his second nearly 30 years ago.
"These smears on John McCain's character and faith expose the utter hypocrisy of Barack Obama's claim to represent a new kind of politics,'' Brian Rogers, a spokesman for the McCain campaign, said today. "It's disgraceful. The American people know that John McCain's faith and character were tested and forged in ways few can fathom."
Caldwell, senior pastor at Windsor Village United Methodist Church in Houston, said today during a Matthew 25 conference call with reporters that part of the goal in promoting Obama is dispelling some of the myths about him:
"There is a huge information gap that exists today between who Barack Obama is and who the voting public believes him to be.... He is not a Muslim, as you know, with all due respect to Muslims... He is a stout, straight- up Christian and he is very happy and proud about that.''
Pastor Caldwell also said this: "I think it's important for us to celebrate the fact that Sen. Barack Obama is an upstanding, fabulous family man... He is a wonderful husband and a great dad. And at times like these, when the institution of marriage is under attack.... a candidate who has extremely sterling credentials as a family man speaks volumes.''
We asked Caldwell if he was attempting to draw a comparison with McCain on this question of marriages.
"His marital history has been duly recorded,'' Caldwell said of McCain. "I think the data speak for themselves.... At the end of the day, I think the American public deserves a full revelation of the candidates' character and competencies... Whatever questions should be asked that would give the voting public a fair indication of who they are and what they've done, I think is fair game.''
Mara Vanderslice, founder and director of the Matthew 25 Network, said that, while the group's intent with its TV ad is to portray a positive image of Obama: "Many in the Christian community have not forgotten what happened with Sen. McCain marrying his second wife one month after leaving his first wife... It has not been forgotten by many in the Christian community..
"Our intention is to issue a positive ad for Sen. Obama,'' Vanderslice said, "but those facts about Sen. McCain are still in the background.''
McCain married his second wife, then-Cindy Hensley of Phoenix, in May 1980. He filed for divorce of his first wife, Carol Shepp of Philadelphia, in February 1980. McCain, still serving in the Navy then, had met Hensley in the spring of 1979 at a cocktail party in Hawaii, and has maintained that he was separated from his first wife before he started dating his second-to-be. But in the divorce suit that McCain filed on Feb. 19, 1980, he stated that he and his first wife had "cohabited'' until Jan. 7 of that year.
McCain's former wife is supporting his campaign, and Cindy McCain is actively campaigning for him.
The group says it will air its ad supporting Obama during CNN's broadcast of the Saddleback church appearances of the two candidates, who will be interviewed by the Rev. Rick Warren.


text: Here at V, we welcome many a princesses of pop, but we will never forget: there is only one Queen Céline. As we eagerly await the arrival of her new album and its first single, "Loved Me Back To Life," penned by the incredible Sia Furler, we'll happily settle for the live version, as seen and heard in the above video, for now. The song not only showcases Dion's signature soaring vocals, but a brand new darker mood. At 45, Dion's stage presence is more powerful than ever. Her unwavering confidence, as she belts out the line, "loved me back to laaaaa-ife" is a nostalgic reminder of why The Vocal Trinity (Celine, Mariah, and Whitney) dominated the 1990s charts. After watching this year's auto-tuned/sex filled VMAs, it will be nice to welcome back a woman who has built her entire career on one thing—her voice. The single drops on September 3rd, but for now, watch her slay it during a recent concert in her hometown, Quebec.


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NEW YORK, May 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
Today, Analysts Review released its analysts' notes regarding Halozyme Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: HALO), MannKind Corp. (NASDAQ: MNKD), Arrowhead Research Corp. (NASDAQ: ARWR), Idera Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: IDRA) and BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: BCRX). Private wealth members receive these notes ahead of publication. To reserve complementary membership, limited openings are available at: http://www.analystsreview.com/2534-100free.
Halozyme Therapeutics, Inc. Analyst Notes
On May 12, 2014, Halozyme Therapeutics, Inc. (Halozyme) reported its Q1 2014 financial results with revenues of $12.0 million compared to $11.8 million in Q1 2013. Net loss totaled $26.5 million, or $0.22 per share, compared to $19.3 million, or $0.17 per share in Q1 2013. The increase in net loss is due to the Company's increased investment in clinical trials for its PEGPH20 and Hylenex® proprietary programs. "In the first quarter we saw advances in both our proprietary programs and in our partnered programs. We reported positive clinical trial results for the use of Hylenex in type 1 diabetes and for HTI-501 in cellulite." For full year 2014, the Company anticipates net cash burn to be between $45 and $55 million. The full analyst notes on Halozyme are available to download free of charge at:
MannKind Corp. Analyst Notes
On May 12, 2014, MannKind Corp. (MannKind) reported its Q1 2014 financial results. Net loss applicable to common stockholders were $52.1 million, or $0.14 per diluted share, compared to $41.0 million, or $0.15 per diluted share in Q1 2013. Research and development (R&D) expenses were $26.2 million, compared to $26.4 million in Q1 2013. No revenues were reported for the quarter by the Company. As of March 31, 2014, the Company had cash and cash equivalents of $35.8 million. The full analyst notes on MannKind are available to download free of charge at:
Arrowhead Research Corp. Analyst Notes
On May 6, 2014, Arrowhead Research Corp. (Arrowhead) reported its Q2 FY 2014 financial results (period ended March 31, 2014). Net loss attributable to Arrowhead was $13.9 million, or $0.31 per share, compared to $6.8 million, or $0.41 per share in Q2 FY 2013. Operating expenses were $11.3 million, compared to $5.4 million in Q1 2013. The Company's cash and investments of cash were $194.7 million at March 31, 2014, compared to $29.8 million on September 30, 2013. The increase in the cash balance reflects financings completed in February 2014 and October 2013, and cash inflow from exercise of warrants and stock options of $8 million. The full analyst notes on Arrowhead are available to download free of charge at:
Idera Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Analyst Notes
On May 5, 2014, Idera Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Idera) announced the appointment of three new management team members to support the Company's progress in its development pipeline. The Company has appointed Kathryn Haviland, Vice President Rare Diseases; Joseph Lobacki, General Manager of Oncology; and Walter Strapps, Ph.D., Executive Director of RNA Therapeutics. "Kate, Joe and Walter will play a critical role as we continue to advance and expand our pipeline of oncology and orphan therapeutics derived from our proprietary nucleic acid technology platforms," said Sudhir Agrawal, D. Phil., CEO of Idera. "Each of these individuals bring a breadth of biopharmaceutical industry expertise in orphan disease product development and global commercial strategy." The full analyst notes on Idera are available to download free of charge at:
BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Analyst Notes
On May 8, 2014, BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (BioCryst) reported its Q1 2014 financial results with revenues of $3.5 million, down 2.7% YoY. Net loss was $10.1 million, or $0.17 per diluted share, compared to a net loss of $4.5 million, or $0.9 per diluted share in Q1 2013. Research and Development (R&D) expenses were $9.2 million, compared to $7.2 million in Q1 2013. The increase was due to higher development costs associated with the hereditary angioedema (HAE) and BCX4430 programs. "We have completed enrollment in the OPuS-1 Phase 2 trial to evaluate orally-administered BCX4161 in patients with hereditary angioedema and we look forward to reporting results from this proof of concept trial by the end of June," said Jon P. Stonehouse, President and CEO. "In addition, we continue to advance our 2nd generation oral kallikrein inhibitors with a goal of initiating clinical trials during the first half of 2015." The Company anticipates its full year 2014 net operating cash use to be in the range of $35 to $43 million, and operating expenses to be in the range of $48 to $59 million. The full analyst notes on BioCryst are available to download free of charge at:
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Did I miss the start of this bitter war? In yesterday's Apple earning call, CEO Steve Jobs went on the attack (or was it defense?) with gruff words for Google. RIM was shot down quickly, but most of Job's speech was directed at Google. Has paranoia reached Apple HQ?
Google isn't going anywhere with their Android but up. Look at any study done as of late and they'll tell you more phones on more carriers = win. Especially in the US where we tote around more smartphones than anywhere. Hanging the iPhone on one carrier has proved to be a limited success.
So if Android isn't going anywhere and Apple seems to keep selling more and more iPhones (up 91% year over year). What happens?
Apple side:
We'll see Apple retrench further from Google.
Search: There's a lot of players in search. Stats just revealed Google still owns 98% of search on the iOS, but Apple could throw that. Safari will most definitely switch Google search from the default search engine in it's Safari browser.
Maps: Apple's made two stategic purchases to combat the uber-easy Maps app that relys on Google's mapping. First the company bought Placebase back in 2009 and then Poly9. It looks like Apple will build Google out of maps for iOS devices.
Apps: With the FCC watching every more they make, Apple won't be able to do much on the app front. Though I wouldn't expect to see a Google app featured in the app store any time soon.
Advertising: iAds were created to control the ecosystem. There is cash to be made here and Apple jumped on it first.
Is keeping Google from iCustomers enough? With the launch of a Verizon iPhone, it might be.
Google's side:
Apple doesn't provide any of the services in Android, so the list is a bit different for them. I suspect they'll continue to want access to Apple's base and will use their control of "free" services to irk Apple.
Search: Google will still be an option in search in Safari (remember, big brother is watching – and Google does not fear some fun litigation). Are iOS customers too lazy to change the default search if it brings us to our warm and friendly Google search results?
Navigation: I suspect Google will bring free navigation to the iPhone. Apple would have to search hard to find a way to keep it out of the app store and Google knows this. Bringing their free navigation to the iPhone would disrupt (to some extent) the paid navigation ecosystem that currently exists. From helping partners like AT&T with AT&T Navigation, to the big names like TomTom and Garmin, there's good money to be made in app sales. Free navigation from a name like Google could spoil that. And irk Apple.
Business as usual: Google seems content to make a small amount on the sale of each phone vs. a large amount (ala Apple). Apple can afford smaller volumes of phone sold and still do better than Google. What's interest is Google doesn't necessarily need the smartphone business, whereas Apple does.
If they get pissed off: If Apple keeps throwing barbs and getting under Google's skin, things could get interesting. What if Google subsidized the monthly service charge for Android customers? The customers simply agree to have their lock screen to be an advertisement and you've got a revenue stream to begin to support such a move. And that's just one idea from a dumb blogger, not the geniuses locked up in Google HQ. Preposterous? Perhaps, but Google's shown they are willing to experiment in the space (Nexus One anyone?) and they've now got the clout to give it a go.
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EastEnders 'to have gay surrogacy plotline'
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I'm just surprised the script writers didn't think of Christian and Syed snatching Ronnie's/Kat's sprog and surgically changing its sex and smearing it with fake tanning cream to disguise it as their own before being struck down by Swine Flu. Surely that would be more up 'Enders' street and guaranteed a van load of duff-duffs?
What about Syed and Christian getting pissed off with BBC homophobia and deciding not to pay their TV licence? That ought to get people talking!
Eastenders plots are pretty twisted and pathetic. Murder, swapping dead babies, and now more trash that will come across homophobic.
Soaps can't do proper gay related plots, how about christian proposes to syed but religion gets in the way or they want actually be married and start a protest… How about a soap reflecting real life for once.
Will they be having Stephen Green on "Points of View" to offer an 'opposing viewpoint'?
@Spanner – no, he's going to have a guest star cameo sort of role where he walks into The Queen Vic, delivers a sermon where he denounces gays, gay surrogacy and Steps and then he's bludgeoned to death by Dirty Den (who may or may not have returned from the dead an undetermined number of times.)
So yeah, it's all plausible scripting, in my opinion.
Now there's a thing . . .
So they are going to replace the swapping dead baby storyline with a gay surrogacy storyline!
I think its a big fat F you to us all. Putting this in a Eastenders plot is the BBC saying we don't give a shit what you think of us.
Er, knock knock! It's a soap opera..
Glenda?? Bloody Glenda?
What the BBC is doing in the name of "balance" is downright dangerous. These storyline simply stir up gay hatred by giving a voice to those who look for ways of opposing us. Normally its characters who are demonized in these soap plot-but this time it will be a whole minority and the BBC should remember it could end up with blood on its hands!
@ non eastenders watcher,
That I would watch ! But I would like him to confront syed and Christian in the pub and syed's parents come to their defence finally confronting their own homophobia seeing in this man what they had been doing to their son.
Actually having people who had a major thing with religion and sexuality counter arguing the bigot would be a good moment for the soap.
Perhaps the WBC should show up and get chased out of their.
"Er, knock knock! It's a soap opera.."
Er, knock, knock! Unfortunately it's how 10 million people in this country formulate their opinions.
Why call it gay surrogacy?… it's just surrogacy isn't it?
Jeez, the scriptwriters really are scarping the bottom of the bargain basement barrel these days. My family have switched off EastEnders after the disgusting Ronnie/Kat storyline, and when they get wind of this lame drivel I suspect they won't be tuning back in a hurry. Maybe they'll start getting out and about and discovering their lives instead, bless 'em.
The BBC clearly thinks all Gay/Lesbians are only good for is cheap gags and dramatic controvesial storylines. God forbid should we should be shown living are lives just like everyone else.
Why are Americans SO MUCH BETTER at depicting gay people?
The US is supposedly a much more homophobic country than the UK.
Yet, however, gay people are depicted far better on US television.
I am thinking of Brothers and Sisters, Six Feet Under, The Wire and et cetera.
Here in the UK we have the stereotypical bloody Eastender story.
as soon as the story line is over they will probably either a) get killed by janine b) move to swindon or c) vanish into some shop that gets mentioned once then never again. I hate the way BBC treats its gay characters..
"Why are Americans SO MUCH BETTER at depicting gay people?"
They're not, in my opinion. This Eastenders story sounds abysmal, but overall UK tv drama LGBT people in a more normal way, I think.
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State Sen. Edith G. Prague celebrated her 85th birthday Tuesday in one of the places she loves best , the Legislative Office Building.
The emotional birthday gal had just completed a press conference with Congressman John Larson, John Olsen, the president of the Connecticut AFL-CIO, and members of the Alliance for Retired Americans when she headed into a committee conference room where she was feted with soft drinks, cake, a bipartisan rendition of "Happy Birthday."
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"I honestly can't think of a better way to spend a birthday, surrounded by friends and colleagues in the historic state Capitol complex, working to ensure a high qualify of life for senior citizens and working to maintain time-honored priorities in the midst of very difficult budget conditions, said Prague who can turn any occassion into an opportunity to promote her causes. "Heading into the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, I certainly have a great deal to be thankful for, in terms of good health, fulfillment in life through a career I love, and an opportunity to help those who for many reasons have difficulty helping themselves."
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I like google chrome much better.
For all the Bronies of Moddb to unite as one, a place to share pictures and video's of all ponies alike and to talk about upcoming events and shows.
I like google chrome much better.
And Firefox is the life of the party ^^
Google Chrome for the win!
enternet exploreer foa winn :)
Ivy is best Internet Pony. And best internet.
My usual and favorite browser is IE 10, I respect other people's choice of browsers, and I hope you will too.
Fu! my pc bios wasint codez for Windows 8 and favorite bwoser is opera, dunno why but it is.
Someone's favorite browser is IE? That's unexpected. But yeah, IE isn't as bad as people say.
yeah its worse lol. Nah its just very insecure, the speed is modest. Chrome is the fastest i think but i prefer Opera
Google Chrome is what I use but I love all ponies equally ^^
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The Apple Polishers
Explaining the press corps' crush on Steve Jobs and company.
Apple manipulates several narratives to continue to make its products interesting fodder for journalists. One is the never-ending story of mad genius Steve Jobs, who would be great copy if he were only the night manager of a Domino's pizza joint. The next is Apple's perpetual role as scrappy underdog—reporters love cheerleading for the underdog without ever pausing to explore why it isn't the overdog. (This is why the Brooklyn Dodgers will always rate higher in the minds of writers than the superior New York Yankees.) Apple incites fanaticism about its products via ad campaigns and evangelist outreach programs designed to make its customers feel as though they're part of a privileged and enlightened elite. One unnamed loser at Slate says today's V-iPod news made her want to rush out and buy one, even though she already owns two iPods, one of which she bought three weeks ago.
This mock ad for iProduct cracks the fetishistic code of the Apple cult:
Apple iProduct. You'll Buy it. And You'll Like It.
Do you like Apple products? Do you live for every product announcement, every incremental upgrade, every rumor and screenshot? Do you wank and blare and drone and fucking gurgle about Apple products morning, noon, and night? Then get ready for iProduct. You'll be blown away. No matter what it is.
If the press corps possessed any institutional memory, it would recall the introduction of the Apple III+, the Lisa, the Macintosh Portable, the Mac TV, the Newton, the Apple G4 Cube, and eWorld. All were greeted with great press fanfare before falling off the edge of the world. Hell, all the press corps really needs to put Apple products in perspective is a few short-term memory neurons focused on the fanfare visited upon recent, mediocre iPod releases. Only a year ago the company received excited press notices when it introduced the iPod Photo, now acknowledged to be a failed product. I searched Nexis to find a mention of the iPod Photo in the hundreds of V-iPod newspaper stories from today and found only one. Of the wildly heralded but totally average iPod Shuffle, released in January 2005, I found only two.
When the V-iPod's super-duper, long-lasting, big-screen replacement shows up in 12 months, the press will have forgotten this second-rate box, too.
Interest declared: I have worked for Slate since it was founded by the cult of Microsoft, an Apple competitor, about 10 years ago. Slate is now owned by the Washington Post Co., which is controlled by a family cult of Class A stock owners led by Donald E. Graham.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has big plans to beef up its grocery items in Orange County.� The retail giant plans to open two Walmart Neighborhood Markets� and three� Walmart Supercenters� in Orange County -- � concepts targeting consumers looking for affordable, one-stop grocery shopping.
Walmart Neighborhood Markets are among a string of� new food stores Wal-Mart is developing across the country to diversify the chain. The company has opened 167 stores. The Huntington Beach and Rancho Santa Margarita stores will be the first to land in Orange County.
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Youngster Michael van der Mark raises eyebrows by winning the iconic Suzuka 8 Hours on his first attempt alongside Leon Haslam and Takumi Takahashi.
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As it's the long Easter weekend and we will all have extra time and chocolate on our hands, I thought I'd recommend an out-of-town event for a change, just in case you forgot that there exists a Switzerland beyond Oerlikon. The Electron Festival in Geneva will be drawing in friends, fans and creators of electronic music from all over the world during its 4-day schedule. In addition to numerous concerts and dj sets there are also exhibitions, conferences and courses teaching electronic music. My musical highlights: Brandt Brauer Frick, Mouse on Mars and Goldie. Geneva isn't quite as cool as Zurich but for one Easter weekend only, we'll give them their dues.Thursday to Sunday, various times, various venues in Geneva
Wydenstrasse 7 may just seem like any other ordinary address in Zurich but if you go there sometime over this weekend and ring the bell, the front door will be opened to you and what waits behind is a Pandora's box of delights. On Thursday a dinner will be served accompanied by two French chanson singers (needs reservation), Friday and Saturday has some creative workshops, as well as a great sprinkling of live bands and djs. A bar is also open for all 3 nights. Saturday, in particular, looks like it's going to be an all-nighter. Thursday to Saturday, various times, Wydenstrasse 7, 8004
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Who needs a time machine when you have Cabaret Voltaire? This Saturday they bring the roaring 20's back to life with a fully themed night of feather boas, divas and dandies. They have a couple of live bands to Charleston to, poker games and even silent movies. Entry fee includes champagne or absinthe to relieve the shock of time travel. They are also shooting their own film during the night, so be sure to dress the part.Saturday 9 pm, Cabaret Voltaire
Dj Drop the Lime has risen to fame over the last few years as electro has fallen to the rise of dubstep, and he will be at Exil on Sunday during one of his rare visits to Europe. Known for his creatively wild dj sets that also include raucous singing and crazy dancing (by the dj, not just the crowd), this should be a Sunday night that makes you glad Monday morning is another day off. Support comes from djs Malente, Riot School and The Backspin Boys.Sunday 11 pm, Exil
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Have you ever washed fruits or vegetables in a mixture of water and vinegar? A Facebook post says to fill a sink with water, add 1 cup of vinegar and stir. Then, soak the fruit for 10 minutes and the fruit will sparkle with no wax or white, dirty film. The post says this will also make fruit last longer.
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In December of 2011, Best Food Facts interviewed Connie Diekman, RD, about the overall safety of apple juice. At that time, she said the FDA was reassessing whether the acceptable levels of arsenic in juices needed to be adjusted, following reports of potentially unacceptable levels.
Today, the FDA proposed new regulations for arsenic in apple juice. The proposed "action level" is 10 parts per billion (ppb) for inorganic arsenic in apple juice. This is the same level set by the EPA for arsenic in drinking water.
Recently, Best Food Facts reader Natalie submitted a question about palm oil regarding whether it causes allergic reactions.To answer the question, we reached out to Dr. Stephen Taylor, Professor, Food Science & Technology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Sheri Zindenberg-Cherr, PhD, is one of the many experts Best Food Facts relies on to address consumer concerns. She is Chair of the Graduate Group in Nutritional Biology, Specialist in Cooperative Extension in the Department of Nutrition and the Co-Director of the UC Davis Center for Nutrition in Schools at the University of California-Davis.
A glance at the ingredients label on a package of cured meat like ham or hotdogs probably lists sodium nitrite. This common preservative helps meats retain their color and also helps keep bacteria to a minimum. Recently, Best Food Facts received a reader question asking about a link between sodium nitrites in processed meats and cancer.
With food allergies on the rise, there's no shortage of concern about what is causing them. Best Food Facts reader, John, had a very specific question about allergies related to genetically modified food, after reading our post on GMOs and Food Allergies. Two experts respond.
Dr. Elizabeth Applegate is one of the many experts Best Food Facts relies on to address consumer concerns. She is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Nutrition and Director of Sports Nutrition for Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of California-Davis.
In his recently-released book "Salt Sugar Fat," investigative reporter Michael Moss says scientists at major food companies are well aware that salty, sugary, fatty foods reward the same pleasure sensors in our brains as drugs. He further contends that food companies have manipulated consumers in this manner to increase sales of their products, contributing significantly to the nation's obesity problem.
Best Food Facts went to Dr. Sheri Zidenberg-Cherr, co-director at the University of California-Davis Center for Nutrition in Schools, to get her perspective. In her research, she has studied the impact of multi-faceted approaches to nutrition education on the dietary and lifestyle choices of school-aged children.
Have you ever noticed that a can of soda or a sports drink has the ingredient Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO), listed on the label? Recently, PepsiCo Inc. announced it would stop putting BVO in Gatorade, but the product is still in many drinks, like Mountain Dew.
We contacted Dr. Keith Schneider, Associate Professor, Food Science and Human Nutrition, University of Florida, to find out a bit more about BVO.
Earlier this year, headlines broke the news about horsemeat being passed off as beef in Europe. This European horsemeat scandal had U.S. consumers wondering, "Should we be worried about this? Could horsemeat make its way into our food without us knowing it?"
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Topic: Dawn of the Dragons: General / Thank you Devs
A lot of people have been bashing the devs lately about the long maintenance and the following lag. They're frustrated and angry, I get that, but I think at the same time that the devs need to be thanked for their work.
On the weekend they performed what they thought would be a simple lag fixing task. Human error intervened, as it does at the worst of times, and the devs instead of claiming it was the weekend and leaving the issue until later spent the entire day trying to fix it. At the same time they faced the complaints to keep us updated on the situation, even admitting it was their mistake. How many developers do that? Oh and yes they made a mistake, but human error always crops up, the devs aren't above it. Thinking they are is akin to thinking that teachers are always right and live in the school. They are not gods, nor robots. Human error cannot be totally accounted for without removing the human.
So basically I wanted to start this topic to say thank you for the work they did on the weekend. Have a good sleep now, you've done a great job. I believe you can and will do your best to make this game great and that's enough for me.
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(PRBuzz.com) November 19, 2012 -- Book Club Reading List today announced that Radiate has been included in its expanding list of tomes from which book clubs can schedule the author to attend their meetings. Every quarter, Book Club Reading List disseminates a newsletter to book clubs around the country detailing the authors that have joined their program. Radiate offers book clubs an emotional journey based on the author's real life experiences.
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Considering that he was leading a team with a zero — a goose egg — in the loss column, North Callaway head coach Kevin O'Neal didn't have the best feeling about his Thunderbirds headed into the 17th-annual Fulton Tournament.
And no, it wasn't just a coach being a coach. He had his reasons.
"We're losing focus here and there, and hopefully a game like this will get us back on track," O'Neal said. "But we definitely didn't play our best game today."
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Mirena and pregnancy like symptoms
For a week or so I have been having pregnancy like symptoms. I feel extremely tired and want the same kinds of things I did with previous pregnancies. Also been very weepy and I'm not really that kind of person.I have been feeling a bit nausea too. Could this be because I'm getting ready to start my period? I have never had symptoms like these from a period before though. I feel like I'm being silly though. I haven't had any bleeding or anything yet either.
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Oh yeah and at my last check up appointment with her she did an ultrasounds bc she couldnt feel my strings. She said they curled up but it is okay "as long as they can find them"posted 05/10/2010 by Miranda0721
I loved my mirena the first 6 months after being inserted at my 12 week post check up after daughter born. However, like many has mentioned the prego symptoms started although I tested negative. I even felt "fluttering". Mine came out on it's own 2 weeks ago. I feel so much better. I'm not moody anymore. I lost 4 lbs, I feel like the fog has lifted and I tested again and it was still negative. Husband and I will go back to using condoms.posted 04/07/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
i had the mirena for 2 years.... and with awful side effects. if you are feeling extreme fatigue now, i would recommend having it removed. i had awful mood swings, depression, acne, and gaid about 20 lbs from it. Sometimes an overdose of hormones that prevent pregnancy (ie. birth control) can be bad for certain people. it is not for everyone. birth control is not natural, so naturally your body tries to rid "foreign" objects from your body... this could just be a reaction that your body is having with the mirena. i would definitely make an appt with your ob/gyn and discuss this with her, it could be more serious (or not) than you think.posted 05/17/2010 by hkubby3985
I've had Mirena for like a little more than a year now. I have not had a period since i got it, and theres no way I could have gotten prego. But, if you feel like that why not get a pregnancy test just to be sure. With this birth control method a lot miss periods like me, just spotting from time to time, no heavy bleeding. I've had the other IUD, with that one I would get a lot of bleeding during periods, and would never miss a period. I like this one because I dont get periods sometimes I get blooding, and mood swings but nothing bad, for me at least my boyfrind hates it. I would recommend a check up with your doc, just o check up on things. Good luck!posted 05/15/2010 by MaMiOfDjnJD
i too have been having all of the symptoms, nausious, heartburn, headaches, dizziness, frequent urination,tiered,and i am an emotional wreck bad mood swings..its all there except the positive test...I got mirena in june and bled for like 3 months and then nothing since then untill a few weeks ago when i had some spotting for a few days and now nothing again.. i have taken 3 test and all came out negative but i really feel pregnant and i dont have insurance to go to the dr so i dunno what to do! Everyone on here keeps asking if mirena will give you a false negative but i have yet to find an answer.posted 05/10/2010 by jcbaethge
Oh, my husband and I became pregnant off of the low dose pill with our first.posted 05/10/2010 by Miranda0721
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Catalogue of the regents of the university, and of the trustees, faculty, fellows, graduates, and students of the College of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New-York
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We expose slave masters and people smugglers in suburban Britain.
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Barack Obama, the US president, has had to make speeches like this three times already during his tenure, consoling communities where mass killings had taken place.The said mass murders took place in Tucson in Arizona, Fort Hood in Texas and Aurora in Colorado.
"The easy availability of high-powered weapons in particular is an undeniable fact that needs to be considered here. Look at the weapon that Adam Lanza used in Newtown and the enormous damage he was able to do. I don't think we can discount the types of weapons entirely when we talk about what would constitute reasonable regulations."
- Mark Follman, a senior editor at Mother Jones
But it was only after last week's killing of 20 children aged six and seven in Connecticut that Obama said it was time for action."Can we say that we're truly doing enough to give all the children of this country the chance they deserve to live out their lives in happiness and with purpose? I've been reflecting on this the last few days and if we're honest with ourselves, the answer is no. We're not doing enough, and we'll have to change," he said.While Obama did not use the word "gun" in his speech to members of the Newtown, Connecticut community, gun control has now become the focus of discussion.The US has the highest gun ownership per capita in the world – nine guns for every 10 Americans.On Friday morning, 26 people were killed after a gunman carrying a high-powered military-style rifle and other guns stormed Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown.The gunman, identified as Adam Lanza, was armed with four weapons and a semi-automatic rifle with dozens of high-velocity rounds – all of which were obtained legally by his mother. Lanza also killed his mother and took his own life.
"In Washington for years it's been the conventional wisdom that you can't take on the NRA but we've seen [from figures] that it had a very tough November where most of its candidates lost so I think people are going to be re-thinking the traditional reluctance to take on the NRA."
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An investigation by Mother Jones into US mass shootings over the last 30 years found that in 80 per cent of 62 incidents, the guns were obtained legally; while in 11 incidents they were obtained illegally.As for the type of guns, the investigation found 66 semi-automatic handguns were used in the shootings, 35 assault weapons, 20 revolvers and 17 shotguns.Gun control opponents say guns should not be blamed for the actions of a person.While acknowledging there was no one answer to ending this type of violence, Obama said more had to be done.Is more stringent gun control the answer to preventing mass shootings in the US?Joining the discussion with presenter Shihab Rattansi on Inside Story Americas are guests: Adam Winkler, a specialist in US constitutional law and author of Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America; Mark Follman, a senior editor at Mother Jones which has done a special report on mass shootings in the US; and Christian Heyne, a grassroots coordinator for the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.The National Rifle Association of America (NRA), the main gun lobby in the US, declined Al Jazeera's invitation to join the discussion.
"We have to be happy that a conversation is taking place. So many times when these shootings take place, for some reason there's this push to take guns off the table, we can't talk about the mechanism in which these mass shootings take place [but] that's not happening this time maybe because of the horrific nature of [this crime]."
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Martinsville, VA - Dorothy Earles Campbell, the daughter of Martinsville Speedway founder H. Clay Earles and mother of Martinsville Speedway President W. Clay Campbell, died Friday evening at Memorial Hospital in Martinsville.
She was treasurer of Martinsville Speedway for over 50 years and a familiar face to thousands of fans over the years in the track's ticket office. She retired from the speedway in 2004.
Campbell, 81, was born in Martinsville March 28, 1932 to H. Clay Earles and Mildred Warren Earles. She was a graduate of Martinsville High School and Perry Business School and a member of Starling Avenue Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband, Emmett William Campbell and a sister, Mary Earles Weatherford.
She is survived by a daughter Sarah Campbell Fain and husband, William of Ridgeway; a son, W. Clay Campbell of Martinsville, four grandchildren, William Campbell Fain, Mary Dorothy Emmett Fain, William Clay Campbell II and Alayna Jane Campbell; two brothers-in law, Pete Weatherford of Martinsville and Richard S. Campbell and wife, Sue of Schertz, Texas.
The funeral service will be held Monday, June 3, 2013 at 11:00 AM at McKee-Stone Funeral Home with the Rev. Dr. David Adkins officiating. Entombment will follow in Roselawn Abbey.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to the funeral service.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Starling Avenue Baptist Church, 932 Starling Avenue, Martinsville, VA 24112 or to the SPCA, 132 Joseph Martin Hwy, Martinsville, VA 24112.
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The 12 Days of Christmas starts today. It's not too late to start doing this fun tradition for someone special in your life…you could totally make it happen this year.
Every year, I always want to do it for someone, and this year I can happily say, I am! With the help of these great links below, it can be easy. I love the idea of little surprises for your true love or a friend for 12 days. Technically you could have started the 12 Days of Christmas yesterday and have it end on the 24th of December, or you can start today. There's just something special about the 12 Days of Christmas, it really helps give you the spirit of Christmas.
I've rounded up 5 great links to help you with the 12 Days of Christmas. A few of them offer printables and others just help you with ideas to get the ball rolling to make it your own. As you click through the slideshow, click on each image to link over the site for all the details.
– Stop by Rags to Stitches blog for a cute 12 Days of Christmas printable of all the lyrics. This can be used as Christmas decor and as a quick reference as you plan out your 12 days.
– My friend Rhonna Farrer shared how someone surprised her family with the 12 Days…little treats each day. The gifts are really simple, it's the idea of a surprise each night that make it so fun.
– Wowee! The Dating Divas shared the 12 sexy Days of Christmas this week on their site. They have done all the work for you. Just print it out and you are set! Your husband will LOVE you if you do this!
– Over on Lil Luna, they have a cute 12 Days of Christmas chalkboard banner. This would make a cute decoration or you could use them as your gift tags for your little surprise gifts.
– Mandy Douglass has shared everything you would need for the 12 Days: printables and a shopping list, to give to an entire family the surprises of the 12 Days of Christmas. Most all the gifts are not too expensive and items that could really come in handy this time of year.
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Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, 1889
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November 10 th, 1887. Annual General Meeting held at 22 Albemarle Street, W.Sir James Cockle, F.R.S., Presideot, in the Chair. Presentation op the De Morgan Medal. Prof. Sylvester, being incapacitated by an accident from attending in parson, deputed Mr. J.Hammond to act as his representative. The President prefaced the presentation with the following remarks, to which Mr. Hammond made a suitable reply. It is my duty, acting for the Society, to present to you, on behalf of Professor Sylvester, our De Morgan Medal. This award is but a just recognition of those vast mathematical attainments and discoveries which will make his name immortal. To detail on this occasion, or even to enumerate, achievements so varied is impracticable. The mere phrase Modern Algebra is suggestive enough. But in every department of pure mathematics the marks of his strong hand are seen. Take, for instance, the Theory of Equations. Here, among other things, we owe to him the clearing up of the doctrine of Newtons Rules, and to him we owe those researches on Linear Solution which have recently culminated in his papers on the Hamiltonian NnmbeiVs Were it desirable to dwell at length on his laboutBWmro, Xix. No.305.
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Glenmorangie 12yr Lasanta Sherry Wood Finish Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
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- Proof66 Rating576 / 798Rabble Rating3.6 / 5.0Price (USD)$54Proof92.0
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This is a Tier 1 score in the Whiskey category. It means the spirit has won the highest recommendation at least once and probably many times.
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Glenmorangie 12yr Lesanta is a sherry (Spanish Oloroso Sherry) cask finished whiskey. Marketing literature claims lasanta "warmth and passion" in Gaelic.
This is part of Glenmorangie's popular "Expressions" campaign that features several different specialty scotch whiskies finished in various methods.
"Glenmorangie" is Gaelic for "vale of big meadows" and the Glenmorangie Distillery traces its heritage far back before recorded history though the first mention occurred in 1738 with a brewery. The Glenmorangie Distillery was officially founded in 1843 and lays claim to the tallest stills in Scotland, measuring 16 feet, 10 inches (5.14 meters). They say this means only the purest vapors reach the top to condense in "purer more elegant whisky." They have made a point of owning the land around the distillery to ensure the purity of their water. As an added commitment to quality, they use their oak casks only twice and in this way believe that they are ensuring the maximum possible flavors from the wood. Their stills are run by the famous "16 Men of Tain." The distiller was owned by the MacDonald family until its very recent purchase by Moet-Hennessy in 2004. It produces an extraordinary range of different expressions with a great change in labels due to its recent change in ownership.
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- Producer: Glenmorangie Distillery
- Owner: Moet-Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH)
- Website: http://www.glenmorangie.com
- Origin: Highlands, Scotland
- Age: 12
- Price (USD): $54
- Proof: 92.0
Muncher hit the nail on the head regarding the coffee bean flavor...only I LOVE coffee, so this is a "5" in my book. The coffee flavor blends nicely with thick, dark fruits and a robust toffee/chocolate flavor. Tastes like no other single malt I've ever had. Perfect pairing with dessert.
I'm with Irishman and Gerodim on this one, though a bit more enthusiastic. In short, this is Angles Envy done as an unpeated Scotch. There is no "challenge" here, nor is there meant to be any. This is very flavorful full bodied whiskey. It is very easy drinking over one cube of ice. Nothing "Sulfuric" about it.
I've never had a scotch so far that reminds me of coffee beans as much as this one does. It's interesting. Has the standard 10 year profile (fruit, citrus, cinnamon, and oak), but has coffee beans and toffee playing at a very noticeable volume too. I like it, just not as much as the 10 year and others in the "Expressions" collection.
This is a nice, smooth and interesting malt that is worth it's money. It's interesting nose and sweet taste make it ideal for people not very experienced in malt whiskeys.
This is an interesting one. What a great nose. Sweet sherried fruitiness with that Highland toffee and a hint of smoke. Mmmm. But then there is the Sulphur influence. A wee bit of water will help control the Sulphur and bring the fruity sweetness to the forefront.
This is finished in Oloroso sherry casks, bottled at 46% and non chill filtered. In theory, this should be the perfect enhancement to the standard 10 and so worth the extra cash... Well, the nose lives up to this expectation and is sweet, fruity, obviously sherried and reveals a nice spiciness too. The body on the other hand is a train wreck in the Channel Tunnel! It arrives with a sweet note but also a baseball bat of a sour sulphur note as well. It then develops medium pepper with a creamy mouth feel and some limited sweetness. So you think to yourself - ok it's getting better - but it's not. The finish gives you another punch of sour sulphur and it remains sour into the aftertaste as well! It's an awful example of a sherried whisky
My first scotch whisky. I got it because I heard it is what the average Scott drinks. I think it bites a bit, but a splash of water helps and keeps the bite from drowning out the flavors. Nice and spicy!
Not at all what I expected. Left a taste on my tongue for quite some time. Not one of my favorites.
The Glenmorangie 12 year is very nice. Has quite a bit more bite to it than the 10 year, but it's a good bite. :) Enjoy mine over a few ice cubes.
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Let's Talk About Fishing Instead of Big Hair & Milli Vanilli
I went to Nashville last week for my 20th high school reunion. That's right, I graduated in 1989 when Milli Vanilli ruled the airwaves, and shoulder pads were such a source of power that they rivaled the potency of Samson's hair. And while we're on the topic of hair….apparently bigger was better back then. I wince to look at picture after picture of my bad 80′s bangs and giant perms.
So to delay the humiliation I actually flew into town a day early so I could sneak in some fishing. My buddy Steve Nix from Fly South had invited me to float the Caney Fork so I awakened early on Thursday and drove to meet him in Lebanon, TN. He was easy to spot, the only driftboat in the O'Charley's parking lot at 6.45 am. We consolidated my gear into his truck, ignored the forecast of heavy rain and ventured forth to the Caney Fork.
The river had been un-fishable for the better part of eight weeks since they had been releasing so much water. We weren't the only ones at the boat ramp trying to outrun the rain and chase some trout. But luckily we fanned out from other anglers and I was rewarded early with my very first Caney Fork fish.
My second fish of the day was my best fish of the day. In steady current on 6x this guy put a nice bend in the 4 wt.
Notice the bridge in the background? It was in the movie The Green Mile with Tom Hanks.
After a successful morning with teeny nymphs — and still no rain — we switched to streamers. I moved so many damn fish on that streamer but couldn't seem to land many of them! It was mad, mad streamer mania for about an hour and it was so fun to watch them chase that fly. I did manage to catch a few of these bass.
You will be delighted to know that southern hospitality extends all the way to the banks of the river. Steve prepared one of the BEST streamside lunches I've ever had, replete with Nashville-brewed beer.
Still no rain throughout our delicious meal, in fact the sun actually peeked out and warmed things up. I was full and warm and lazy. A few of these exotic butterflies kept fluttering about.
But it was time to get back on the water where we had a stellar time catching lots of these all afternoon.
The rain held off, the fish played their role perfectly and it was a truly exceptional day on the water. The Caney Fork has won my heart and Steve was an absolute blast to fish with. Hell, I hope he invites me again just to see what he serves for lunch next time. Truly, I can't wait to return the favor and am sending out a BIG THANK YOU to Steve for a great day of fishing.
The next day the weather turned. Black skies and torrential storms moved in. But it didn't dampen the fun as I reconnected with my oldest girlfriends to reminisce about high school, gawk at old pictures and laugh hysterically.
Some evil-doer in our crowd had the brilliant idea to use our senior pictures as our nametags. So despite my best attempt to use fishing as a distraction, apparently I couldn't outrun the stormy weather or my bad 80′s hair. Eventually they both caught up with me last weekend.
Really, what can I say about this hair? Well in the stolen words of Milli Vanilli, I'm just going to Blame It On The Rain.


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Apologies if i am posting this in the wrong place. My grow house is quite small and gets a lot of direct sun for almost the whole day and i don't want the pots to overheat. [Un]fortunately, they are all black plastic. Is there a way i can keep the pots and the substrate cool over the summer? Would putting the pot inside and empty pot of the same type (so the outer one heats up and the inner one is a bit cooler) be any help?
Any thoughts or advise would be much appreciated.
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