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SALT LAKE CITY -- Anyone looking for video from Oregon's game against Washington State would have a hard time getting it from Ducks coach Mike Bellotti.
Bellotti wants to forget about the 55-16 embarrassment as quickly as possible.
"I told them after the game that we were going to toss this game where it belongs and that's in the garbage," Bellotti said.
Fortunately, the wait between games was shorter than it could have been for the No. 19 Ducks (4-1), who visit Utah (3-1) on Friday night. Oregon hopes to erase what happened against the Cougars, who came in to Autzen Stadium and rolled over the home team.
Just a week before, the Ducks had been celebrating after upsetting then-No. 3 Michigan 31-27, a win that pushed Oregon from No. 22 to No. 10 in The Associated Press poll.
"I think we were still living it up from the Michigan and thinking everybody was going to roll over for us. But that's not what happened," Oregon wide receiver Samie Parker said. "We've got to bounce back this week."
This may not be the best time to face the Ducks, but Utah coach Urban Meyer said it has little to do with what happened last week. Oregon's nine turnovers -- seven interceptions and two fumbles -- and two blocked kicks are an easy way to explain the lopsided loss to the Cougars.
Meyer doesn't expect to see it happen two weeks in a row.
"I think it's a bad week (to play Oregon) because they're really good. I'm not sure. That's just very uncharacteristic," Meyer said. "Oregon is going to be Oregon. They're a fast, talented team. I'd say a Top-10 talented team."
And an angry team. After finishing the 2001 season at No. 2, the Ducks slipped last year to a 7-6 finish. Oregon lost its last four games and six of its last seven.
The Ducks appeared to be back among the contenders after the Michigan win, then along came Washington State to wash away any progress Oregon had made in re-establishing its reputation.
"We've got a lot of things to prove and show," Parker said. "This isn't the same team we had last year where we had loss after loss. Everybody is on the team page."
Oregon hasn't played Utah since 2001, when Joey Harrington led the Ducks to a 24-10 win in Eugene. Paris Warren was a freshman receiver on that team and threw a 50-yard pitch pass against the Utes, then transferred to Utah after the season.
Warren, who leads the Utes in receiving with 24 catches for 245 yards, was very open about his dislike for his former program and how much he would like to beat the Ducks. But Meyer quickly put an end to that with a gag order this week.
"I'm a big believer in just shutting your mouth and playing football," Meyer said. "All you ever say is great things about your opponent. That's the rule here at Utah."
The rest of the Utes seem to have gotten the message.
"I think they're going to be more dangerous," strong safety Dave Revill said. "I don't think that last week had any reflection of what they are. I think they're a really good team. I think they just had a little bit of bad luck last week."
Friday is Utah's final non-conference game. The Utes opened Mountain West Conference play last week by upsetting defending MWC champion Colorado State 28-21 on an 80-yard fumble return with 1:33 remaining.
The Rams were well within field goal range before Arnold Parker came up with the big return. So instead of being 2-2 entering Friday night's game, the Utes have a chance at starting Meyer's first season at Utah 4-1 and doing it in front of a national television audience.
"This is huge. This is once again an opportunity for us to showcase our program," Meyer said.
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What's Inside a Big Baby Head?
New research brings surprising revelations.
What's going on inside a baby's bulbous head? We ask the same question about our pets, but the frustrating thing about babies is that we once knew: We all once looked out at the world through those adorably large baby eyes.
In The Philosophical Baby, Alison Gopnik writes that developmental psychologist John Flavell once told her that he would give up all his degrees and honors for just five minutes in the head of a 2-year-old. I would give up a month of my life for those five minutes—and two months for five minutes as an infant.
In the absence of magic, we are left with the imperfect tools of developmental psychology—observation and experiment, hypothesis and guesswork. The science of baby consciousness is a central topic of Gopnik's new book. One of the most prominent researchers in the field, Gopnik is also one of the finest writers, with a special gift for relating scientific research to the questions that parents and others most want answered. This is where to go if you want to get into the head of a baby.
Almost nobody believes anymore that infants are insensate blobs. It seems both mad and evil to deny experience and feeling to a laughing gurgling creature. Still, there has to be some point in development when consciousness isn't present, and though it is logically possible that it just switches on in a single instant—boom, the fetus or embryo goes from a parsnip to a person—it fits better with what we know about both development and consciousness that it emerges gradually. Since there is nothing neurologically special about the moment of leaving the uterus, this process most likely continues after birth. Perhaps babies are less conscious than we are or have some features of consciousness but not others. William James, for instance, famously claimed that the mental life of a baby is "one great blooming buzzing confusion."
Gopnik's own view is a clever and counterintuitive twist on James. She argues that babies aremore conscious than adults. Her conclusion is based on the study of how attention and inhibition—the capacity to block out distractions—evolve over the course of development. Adult attention is willful and endogenous. Although it can be captured by external events—we will turn if we hear a loud noise—we also have control over what to think about and what to attend to. By sheer will, we can choose to focus on our left foot, then think about what we had for breakfast, then focus on ... whatever we want. Adults are also blessed, to varying degrees, with the power to ignore distractions, both external and internal, and to stay focused on a single task.
This is all harder for babies and young children. They are largely at the mercy of the environment. Simple experiments demonstrate that babies are, for the most part, trapped in the here and now, a conclusion supported by the finding that the part of the brain responsible for inhibition and control, the prefrontal cortex, is among the last to develop. Gopnik uses the example of an adult being dumped into the middle of a foreign city, knowing nothing about what's going on, with no goals and plans, constantly turning to see new things, and struggling to make sense of it all. This is what it's like to be a baby—only more so, since even the most stressed adult has countless ways of controlling attention: We can look forward to lunch, imagine how we would describe this trip to friends, and so on. The baby just is. It sounds exhausting, which might explain why infants spend so much of their time sleeping or (like some travelers) fussing.


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The Economic Development Council of Tallahassee and Leon County announced New York law firm, Kaye Scholer is opening an office in Tallahassee.
The announcement came at a news conference Monday.
The move is expected to bring more than 100 high paying jobs to the area.
It's a move officials say will be a big boost for the economy.
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The law firm has not picked its location yet. But it's expected to be up and running some time in June.
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TheStreet) -- Borrowers who have received mortgage modifications under the government's Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) continue to re-default at a startlingly high rate, the Special Inspector General for TARP (SIGTARP) highlighted in its quarterly report to Congress. HAMP was launched in 2009 to help as many as "3 to 4 million financially struggling homeowners avoid foreclosure by modifying loans to a level that is affordable for borrowers now and sustainable over the long term."Yet, the government program is woefully short of its target, the watchdog said. As of April 30, 2013, of the 865,000 borrowers who had received permanent modifications, 306,538 had re-defaulted. Of the remaining borrowers in active HAMP permanent modification, 88,000 or about 10% have missed a payment or two and are in danger of re-defaulting. Worse, the longer the borrower is in the government modification program, the greater his risk of default. Modifications made in 2009 have reached a 46% default rate. Modifications that were made in 2010 are re-defaulting at 38%, the report said. Twenty-two percent of the borrowers who re-defaulted on their HAMP moved into the foreclosure process, while 12% lost their homes via a short sale or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure process. The high rate of defaults not only fails to help borrowers, it also costs taxpayers money. Taxpayers have lost $815 million in TARP funds paid as incentives for non-GSE HAMP mortgage modifications for 163,811 homeowners who later redefaulted. Given that HAMP has been recently extended until 2015, the government program could still be improved, the watchdog said. SIGTARP found that there were "clear patterns" among those who re-defaulted. Homeowners who were most likely to default were those who received the least reduction in their monthly payment and overall debt, were underwater on their mortgage and/or have sub-prime credit scores at the time of their modification. It recommended that the Treasury conduct more research into the causes of re-default and find ways to reduce the number of re-defaults. Treasury should also require servicers to develop an early warning system to identify HAMP borrowers who were at risk of re-defaulting and offering them counseling services and additional assistance. It should also require servicers to direct defaulting borrowers to other alternatives that will help them stay in their homes.NEW YORK (
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How was your connective tissue disease diagnosed?
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I was finally diagnosed with connective tissue disease after anti-nucleic antibody (ANA) blood test was done.
Comment from: Jan, 75 or over Female (Patient) Published: January 16
I had stomach ache for hours from November 2010 until January 2011. I saw the family doctor, was sent to surgeon and on 1/25/2011 was operated on for left groin hernia and partial gangrened bowel. I had another hernia in May 2011, another double one in August 2011 and bowel put back in, one more in May 2012 and numerous holes and repairs. I had infected gall bladder removed 11/25/2014 and doctor found a large hernia again and I just had 5th hernia involving intestines repaired 1/8/2015, which was about the size of softball and grew a lot before removal last week. I was told connective tissue is no longer holding and he used patch, tissue, and patch over that. I have no clue how many more but he said there would be and that there was nothing that could be done about it. I am trying to find out why and if medicine can be used to treat it. I am in painful recovery and trying to heal. I wish someone could help me. I am 78 and have chronic back pain, and many health problems. I don't know if there is any doctor who diagnoses it, other than the surgeon in my area.
Comment from: LindseyNS, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: July 15
My connective tissue disease was diagnosed when I had extreme pain throughout my chest and left side and pain and swelling in my knees and ankles, with painful inflammation under my skin throughout my legs.
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I've had chronic aches and pains since childhood. Initially it began with ankle pain that was dismissed as "growing pains." By the time I was 10 I started having lower back aches and by the time I was 18 this pain was worse and more chronic. (Side note: I was a dancer from 3 years to 18 years of age) After seeing countless doctors I was finally diagnosed as hypermobile when I was 25. At 26 I started taking medication (Cymbalta), which has helped for mental clarity. The pain has progressed with age and spread to the majority of my body (fingers, toes, hips, back, neck, etc.) I am now in my 30s, I was recently given a Beighton score 7/9 and told I likely have more than one issue going one - HMS (hybermobility syndrome) or BJHS (benign joint hypermobility syndrome) + CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome) + Fibromyalgia. I'm currently trying Cymbalta and Lyrica in addition to pain medications as needed.
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I have had a number of diagnoses which started with Primary Biliary Cirrhosis and ended with UCTD (undifferentiated connective tissue disorder) over 15 years.
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I have been suffering from joint pain, swelling of extremities, dry eyes, stomach pain, severe pain in arms at, especially at night, vomiting, nausea, etc., for about five years. No one could diagnose my problem. Finally, about two months ago, my primary care doctor passed away and his nurse practitioner saw me for swollen feet and hands to the point they were about three times their size and I was in extreme pain. She did some blood work and I was diagnosed with connective tissue disorder. I have been to two different rheumatologists, but all they have done is blood work about four times and told me I probably have several autoimmune deficiencies. I see a pain management doctor who has urged me to seek a specialist in this field, which I cannot find. He has put me on hydrocodone and Lyrica, but it still hasn't helped.
Comment from: ShariG, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: February 04
I have a connective tissue disorder. I'm very stiff, especially in my hips. I take an anti-inflammatory prescribed by my doctor. It helps some, but not all of my pain. So far the best thing I've found is weight training. I lift weights a minimum of 3 days a week, paying attention to the areas where I have the most pain. If I miss a week, I can definitely feel the pain go up. It does not work over night, but I suggest joining a gym, and get on a regular program. Hopefully in a few months you will feel some relief.
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I'm an animator/illustrator. These are my drawings. Enjoy!
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
more drawlings
At the behest of my best friend Joe Cappabianca, I'm posting more warm up drawings. It's probably best to click on this one and view it at full size...lots of little doodles.
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Been meaning to do this for a while...now that Venture season 4 is done airing I figure it's safe. Head over to dannyhynes.tumblr.com to check out my portfolio in progress.
Also, a teaser for some work I'm doing for my brother...
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Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Rupert Takes On Love
Rupert : takes on love from Joey Azoulai on Vimeo.
Sorry for the long absence...this is some of what I've been working on. I made this video with Yuri Fain and Joey Azoulai over the course of the last three weeks. Hope it makes you laugh!
ps-if anyone's interested in seeing some of the process of building my next puppet let me know and I'll throw together a post about it. I might do that anyway even if no one wants to see it...but then again I might not. I really never know with me.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
F*ck bad news...
I got some frustrating news on Friday. So I decided to take it out on my Cintiq.
These two are from the future...the big guy is a giant....the little one flying is normal sized.
I can post some of my development sketches of these two if anyone is interested.
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Stretching a mile below the rugged cliffs on the Presidio's western shoreline, Baker Beach's spectacular outside-the-Gate views of the Bridge and the Marin Headlands are unsurpassed.
Keep your eye out for harbor porpoises frolicking in the surf and for California's State Rock (serpentine). Learn about an early 20th-century "disappearing gun". Picnic and restroom facilities available.
- On sunny weekends, be prepared for crowds and parking congestion.
- A picnic area with tables, grills, and restroom facilities is tucked in the cypress grove at the east end of the parking lot.
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|Iowa Politics Roundup: Census Numbers Confirm That Iowa Will Lose Congressional Seat
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It's confirmed: New U.S. Census Bureau numbers show that Iowa will go from having five congressional seats to four.
Iowa is one of 10 states that will see a loss of congressional seats. Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania will also lose one seat apiece. Two states – New York and Ohio – will each lose two seats.
The big winner was Texas, which will gain four seats. Florida will gain two seats, while Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, Utah, Washington, and South Carolina will all gain one.
The changes will take effect for the 2012 election, and the reapportioned Congress will convene in January 2013. Beginning in February and wrapping up by March 31, the Census Bureau will release demographic data to the states on a rolling basis so state governments can start the redistricting process.
According to the Census, Iowa's population broke 3 million in the past decade. The state had 3,046,355 residents as of April 1, up 120,031 or 4.1 percent from the April 1, 2000, population. The state ranked 36th in its numeric growth of population and 40th based on its percentage change.
Meanwhile, the U.S. population grew 9.7 percent in the past decade, to 308,745,538.
Branstad's Inauguration Expected to Double Attendance
Governor-elect Terry Branstad's January 14 inauguration and ball will continue with the tradition of his previous ones, but they are expected to be much more highly attended, his inaugural director said.
The event is expected to draw thousands of Iowans and many big-name Republicans – including potential 2012 presidential candidates, although none has officially confirmed plans to attend. Between 2,000 and 3,000 individuals are expected to attend the inaugural ball; more than 1,000 attended in the past. Invitations to the inaugural ball will be sent out Monday, December 27.
"It will be the same [as previous inaugurations], but I think it'll be more largely attended because of the recent election and all of the excitement," said Margaret Hough, Branstad's inaugural director who also served as his inaugural director in 1991 and 1995. "Again, this is a governor who has been out of office and going back in. There are the new supporters and those who have been involved a long time."
Tickets to the inaugural ball are $75, but the total cost of the event has not been finalized because items are still being purchased and money is still being raised, Hough said. The inaugural committee pays for the event. Hough said other details for the inauguration and ball also are being finalized, such as the performers for the ball.
The event will be a two-day celebration that will start with a non-ecumenical "service of dedication" on January 13 at St. Ambrose Cathedral in Des Moines.
The inauguration will be January 14 at Hy-Vee Hall in downtown Des Moines. The day's events include:
• The commissioning ceremony at 8 a.m. The Iowa National Guard and Iowa colonels will preside over the meeting in which about 30 longtime friends, neighbors, and others will receive a special pin for their service and a certificate that deems them honorary colonels. Those individuals "have gone above and beyond the call of duty," Hough said. "This has been a big year, and he's had a terrible schedule, and these people have always been willing to help."
• A joint session of the Iowa Senate and House of Representatives immediately following the ceremony. Then, Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Mark Cady will give the oath of office to Branstad and Lieutenant Governor-elect Kim Reynolds, a Republican from Osceola. The Heartland Youth Choir will sing. Linda Juckette, a longtime friend of the Branstads, will sing the National Anthem.
• An open house at Terrace Hill from noon to 2 p.m. Branstad and Reynolds will not be present. There will be no admission to the governor's mansion. "It's just a chance for people who are in town who have never been there to walk through," Hough said.
• An open house at the Iowa Capitol from 2 to 4 p.m. Several musical groups will perform, including the fifth- and sixth-grade choirs from Lake Mills, Branstad's hometown. Some state offices will be open for tours. Branstad and wife, Chris, will attend at 3:30 p.m.
• A salute to the Iowa National Guard at 4 p.m. in the Capitol rotunda. Branstad will give a special message to families of deployed service members and thank soldiers for their service.
• The inaugural ball from 7:30 p.m. to midnight at Hy-Vee Hall. The event is open to the public with the purchase of a $75 ticket. The Iowa State Patrol will provide security at the event.
Branstad and Reynolds have formed the Branstad-Reynolds Inaugural Scholarship Committee, and a portion of ticket sales for the inaugural ball will go toward the scholarship. The annual scholarships will be awarded in three areas: for agriculture, for medical and health-related fields, and for the children of service members who have died on active duty since September 11, 2001.
Culver Makes Plans for Life After Governor's Office
Governor Chet Culver says he hopes to continue to live in Iowa and work in the renewable-energy field after he leaves office January 14.
"I'm hopeful that I'll be able to find a full-time position in the renewable-energy sector," Culver said. "That's really my top preference. I also prefer being a CEO. I really have enjoyed running a large, $6-billion entity."
Culver said he's had a number of discussions with individuals in the renewable-energy sector, and he's excited about pursuing his other dreams outside of being an elected official. He also said he didn't know if he'll ever return to politics.
"We'll see what the future holds," he said. "Number one, I want to be the best father in America. I have two incredible kids. Family is first, and everything else beyond that will take care of itself."
Culver said he wants to be remembered for his work on renewable energy during his time in office, noting that over the past four years Iowa has gone from generating 5 percent to 20 percent of its energy from wind.
Lawmakers, Branstad Show No Appetite for Gas-Tax Increase
An increase in the gas tax next legislative session seems unlikely given the state's current political and economic state of affairs.
Both Republicans and Democrats concede that there is a growing gap between the revenue produced by the state each year for road and bridge maintenance and what is needed by the Iowa Department of Transportation to complete several much-needed infrastructure projects. However, it would be an unpopular idea to raise the gas tax in the midst of a stagnant economy.
"I do not anticipate there will be any movement on a gas tax this session just because of the economic situation that exists in Iowa," said Representative Dave Tjepkes (R-Gowrie), a retired state trooper who will chair the House Transportation Committee next session.
Tim Albrecht, a spokesperson for Branstad, said the governor would not be in favor of a gas tax increase. "The governor does not believe we need a fuel-tax increase and does not support raising taxes during a recession," Albrecht said.
Albrecht said Branstad still believes road projects are a priority, but he wants to fund them by finding efficiencies in the current state budget, freeing up funds for use.
Scott Newhard, executive vice president of the Associated General Contractors of Iowa, said he and his organization will push for an increase in the gas tax this year, but he is realistic about the likely results.
"I would say that the climate of the electorate in November was one that was not supportive of tax increases in general, and very skeptical of government spending," Newhard said. "I absolutely feel that the needs of highway-infrastructure funding will be discussed, but I don't know if they will pass a gas-tax increase this year."
The gas tax in Iowa has stayed the same since 1989. Iowa's tax on regular gasoline is 21 cents per gallon, and its tax on ethanol-blended gasoline is 19 cents per gallon, according to the Iowa Department of Revenue. After federal taxes are figured in, Iowans currently pay 40.4 cents per gallon of gasoline, the 32nd-highest gas-tax rate in the nation, according to October figures from the American Petroleum Institute.
According to Time-21 projections submitted in 2008, there will be $3.5 billion a year in public-roadway maintenance needs in the state through the year 2026. According to the same study, Iowa is projected to generate $2 billion a year in revenues available for projects. The DOT has also found that gas-tax revenues are flattening, as the economic conditions lead motorists to drive less and as vehicles become more fuel-efficient.
Tjepkes' counterpart on the Senate Transportation Committee, Senator Tom Rielly (D-Oskaloosa), said this revenue gap has many sources. A large part of it, however, is that gas-tax numbers have remained at a late-1980s level while construction costs have gone up over time.
Rielly said he and Tjepkes have a "great working relationship," and that he's hopeful they will be able to work in a bipartisan manner to improve the state's roads. He said it's too early for him to tell how serious discussions will be about any gas-tax increase this session due to the economy and the high turnover from November's elections, but he wants the discussions to happen.
"I want to keep everything on the table, I want to keep the dialogue going," said Rielly, who backed a gas-tax increase last session. "We need to have a good, solid conversation on how we get these roads fixed. We have to find out how we can do it the most efficiently with the least financial impact on Iowans."
Suit on Retention Ballots Now Aimed at Future Elections
A move in court aimed at preventing three Iowa Supreme Court justices from leaving when their terms end Dececember 31 has been withdrawn.
"Nothing is being done that will affect the status of the anticipated vacancies in office on January 1," Polk County District Court Judge Michael Huppert said after a court hearing. "Bottom line is: There's nothing from my office that's going to prevent that vacancy from taking place."
Chief Justice Marsha Ternus and Justices Michael Streit and David Baker were ousted from office in the November 2 judicial-retention election. Attorneys Thomas W. George, John P. Roehrick, and Carlton Salmons filed a lawsuit in Polk County District Court contending that the retention vote was illegal because the Iowa Constitution mandates the votes for judges be on a separate ballot.
The attorneys initially filed for a temporary injunction to prevent the three justices from leaving office next week. But Roehrick withdrew that motion, noting that state attorneys representing Secretary of State Michael Mauro, Ternus, Streit, and Baker resisted the injunction.
"Basically, the Supreme Court justices in their official positions – not Ternus, Baker and Streit – but in their official positions as justices were resisting the application for an injunction to enjoin the election results from going forward," Roehrick said. "Since the Supreme Court's official position was to resist that, we saw no reason to go forward with an injunction keeping the judges in office, so we withdrew it."
The lawsuit will now focus on whether judges should be on a separate ballot in future judicial-retention elections, and it no longer has the potential to affect 2010 election results.
"We still are leaving for future litigation the issue of the constitutionality of the separate ballot for judges – district, associate and Supreme Court," Roehrick said. "That is still the primary issue: How do we conduct those elections in Iowa in the future?"
Placing judges on a separate ballot could affect the outcome of future judicial-retention elections.
"It possibly could," Roehrick said. "It's going to call attention to the positions of the judiciary and [how] they really are separate and independent from legislative and executive, which they're supposed to be."
The names of judges up for retention are currently placed on the back of the ballot. Roehrick said he and the other two plaintiffs are asking the courts to interpret the constitution, which calls for separate ballots.
"We believe that means two ballots," he said.
Economy a Focus, Weather a Factor in Special Election for Senate District 48
Iowa Senate District 48 candidates Joni Ernst and Ruth Smith and party leaders say overcoming the election-season hangover will be the key to victory in the January 4 special election to fill the seat left open by Lieutenant Governor-elect Reynolds.
Smith, a Lamoni Democrat, and Ernst, a Red Oak Republican, both said this week that it will be a struggle to get their messages out in the state's largest district, especially with winter weather and the holiday season looming.
Ernst, the Montgomery County auditor, said she's running radio and newspaper ads to spread her message in the shortened campaign period, but she will still focus mostly on person-to-person contact in the district with more than 40,000 registered voters.
"It will be difficult and what I'm relying on very heavily is personal phone calls out to the Republican constituents and voters in the district and encouraging them to go to the polls and vote," Ernst said. "We're sending fliers out, and I'm hoping to do some door-knocking, but because of the condensed time frame, we don't have time to get out to all the communities."
Ernst said she's also expecting help from activists outside of the district. "It's been overwhelming and wonderful," Ernst said. "I have a lot of support from the Republican party from the local level all the way to the state level and from elected officials."
Smith is also expected to receive support from outside the district, although she downplayed it. Iowa Democratic Party Chair Sue Dvorsky said her organization will be supporting Smith with whatever resources she needs.
"I believe the local supporters, regardless of party affiliation, matter the most," Smith said. "My run for the state Senate is not about the Democratic party or the Democratic platform. My run is about making changes that work for southern Iowa. I do have support from the state party, but it is not the predominant factor in my campaign."
Smith's message is economically focused. She said property taxes are too high, government regulation is out-of-touch, and infrastructure is inadequate in southern Iowa. She also said she'd also like to propose pieces of legislation to manage the deer population, to expand the rights of dependent elders, and to create an unbiased resource for reliable candidate information.
Smith ran against Reynolds in 2008 and received 43 percent of the vote, despite Democrats accounting for just 26 percent of registered voters in the district.
The economy will also be Ernst's focus during the campaign. She noted that Montgomery County has the second-highest unemployment rate in the state, and she's concerned about opportunities being there for her 11-year-old daughter.
"We have really hard-working people here and they want to work," Ernst said. "They have their families here, they don't want to leave the area, and I'm hoping if we see a change in the economy they'll continue to raise their family here."
Despite the Republican edge – 38 percent of voters in the district are registered Republicans – Ernst isn't putting herself in the victory column yet.
"I would love to say that yes, it will be mine, but I will not take anything for granted so I will be campaigning very heavily, and this is a seat I have to earn," Ernst said. "I don't want to think that just because we are a heavily Republican district, it's mine. It's not a done deal until when the polls close on January 4."
This weekly summary comes from IowaPolitics.com, an online government and politics news service. Reporter Andrew Duffelmeyer and other correspondents contributed to this report.
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"Wings" vet Tim Daly is preparing to fly into feature film producing and directing via a newly formed joint venture with independent producer J. Todd Harris to be called Daly-Harris Prods.Company, to be headquartered at Paramount, expands on Daly's production deal with the studio that has found him producing TV projects through his Wandering Bark moniker with Amy Von Nostrand and Stephen Burleigh. The actor recently renewed his relationship at Par with a two-year extension of his pact. Daly will also continue his acting career, fronting such titles next year as "The Devil in Me" (helmed by George Hickenlooper), "Wonderland" (directed by Nick Vellelonga) and "Bereft" (which will mark Daly's directorial debut). Harris and Daly met on the indie "Denise Calls Up," produced by Harris. Under terms of the collaboration, Harris will continue to serve as prexy of David Entertainment Classics, which will partner with Daly-Harris on various film projects. Besides starring on NBC's "Wings" throughout its seven-season run, Daly also had a role in Barry Levinson's 1982 feature "Diner" and portrayed cult leader David Koresh in the NBC vidpic "In the Line of Duty: Ambush at Waco." The Daly-Harris deal was brokered by Daly attorney Howard Abramson of Behr & Abramson and Harris rep Stephen Breimer of Bloom, Hergot, Diemer & Klein. Daly is managed by Keith Addis and Amy Guenther of Addis-Wechsler & Associates and repped by CAA.
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Astronomers long believed that visible matter--the stars and gas observed in galaxies--was essentially all the matter in the universe. Vera Rubin, however, has demonstrated that what can be seen is only about 10 percent of what really exists. An amazing 90 percent of our universe consists of dark, invisible matter. We know it is there because we can measure its effect on the orbits of visible stars and gas. Rubin's research has focused on the study of galaxies: their movement, their internal rotation, and their distribution. Her career has followed an unusual pattern; she has repeatedly done path-breaking work in fields decades before they were popular, moving on as the fields became crowded. As her work has made her famous, she has used her position to work for the advancement of women and minorities in science.
As a child, Vera Cooper fell in love with astronomy watching the night sky through her bedroom window. "I would prefer to stay up and watch the stars than go to sleep," she remembers. "There was just nothing as interesting in my life as watching the stars every night."1 With the help of her father, an electrical engineer, she built a small telescope through which she tried to photograph the moon. Because her telescope had no driving motor, the photographs were a "total flop," but the project was fun. At age 17 she went to Vassar College, where she knew that Maria Mitchell, the first American to discover a comet, had taught astronomy.


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So I only found out about this plugin today and man I got excited! I got it installed and started putting it into my site. And then I came across some bugs.
First thing I noticed was that I needed to change the width of the "Like button". Using the width setting which I changed to 600, the outer table and the iframe being built by the plugin has a width setting of 600, but nothing inside the iframe get's framed right. For example, where it says "8 people like this, be the first of your friends", this gets cut in the middle of the sentence resulting in the sentence carrying over 2 lines and a massive waste of space to the right of it where the remainder of the 600 px is. The content of the iframe should be more dynamic allowing for the width of the columns, especially the last column that contains the writing, to be maximised according to the width specified in the settings for the plugin.
Second, also with the "Like button" is that the show faces option does not work. If I set this option to on or off it still shows the faces irrespective to my choice, and in my case I do not actually want any faces shown as it throws out the layout of my page.
Third is with the Comments. Apparantly there is some form of moderation for this. I looked at the Facebook developer site and read up all about this and did exactly what it told me to do. However this didn't work, not only was there no moderation options when posting etc. but every comment was submitted direct to facebook as well. Further, when accessing the comments section of my facebook app not a single comment was being listed so there was nothing to moderate. No moderation is a show stopper for me and as much as I want to use facebook comments I just can't until either I know what I've done wrong or it's fixed.
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FIDM Debut Highlights Work in Fashion, Costume Design, Textiles and Interior Design
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The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising hosted its annual Debut runway show and gala on April 2 at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif.
Fashion Week El Paseo
Opening night of Fashion Week El Paseo put the spotlight on eight Southern California designers: Trina Turk, Eduardo Lucero, Kevan Hall, Anthony Franco, Lloyd Klein, Chagoury's Gilbert Chagoury, Oliver Tolentino and Candice Held.
Hank Pola Scholarship Winner
Members of the Los Angeles fashion community met at the museum at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising to present FIDM student Karoline Korpor with the Hank Pola Scholarship.
Swarovski Celebrates 120th Anniversary and Spring/Summer 16 Trends in L.A.
To celebrate Swarovski's 120th anniversary, Markus Langes-Swarovski, executive board member at the Austrian crystal maker and great-great grandson of company founder Daniel Swarovski, was in Los Angeles to introduce the company's Spring/Summer '16 collection.
Los Angeles Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2015 Calendar
Los Angeles Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2015 runs from March 7-22.
Tom Ford in L.A.
FORD IN LA: Designer Tom Ford drew a high-profile crowd to his Autumn/Winter 2015 Womenswear runway show, held Feb. 20 at Milk Studios in Los Angeles. Many attendees, such as Jennifer Lopez, wore pieces from the designer's recent collections.
Core Surf Shops Honored
The SIMA Image Awards honor achievements in the surf business, and the big winner for the SIMA Image Awards was the core surf shop.
Designers Showcase the Power of Print
Printing technology company Epson kicked off New York Fashion Week on Feb. 10 with Digital Couture, a fashion event featuring an international mix of designers and the original creations made with Epson's dye sublimation printers.
Pantone Reveals Top Ten Colors for Fall 2015
Pantone, one of the top authorities for predicting trendy colors for the design industry, has another nine colors that are making the Top 10. The designator of future colors unveiled its Top 10 list just in time for New York Fashion Week.
Harlem's Fashion Row Comes West
Fashion Row, a group that advocates for fashion designers of color, came west to make its Los Angeles debut on Feb. 6. The show was in town just in time for the Grammy Awards and the NAACP Image Awards, which took place the same weekend.
CFF and TALA Celebrate 67th-Annual Holiday Party for Neighborhood Kids
The kids knew all the answers to the "Frozen" quiz. In fact, most raised their hands before deejay Christina Dimakides finished asking the question.
Honoring Signal Brands' Jack and Jason Rimokh
The roof of the W Hotel in Hollywood was transformed into a Roaring '20s bash by Signal Brands' Jack and Jason Rimokh, this year's Spirit of Life Award recipients for the City of Hope's Fashion & Retail Industry Group.
Flagship on Rodeo Bows, Chief Honored at Walk of Style
On Nov. 19, Christopher Bailey, chief executive officer and chief creative officer of Burberry, picked up his plaque from the Rodeo Drive's Walk of Style.
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During the recent Los Angeles Fashion Week, several fashion brands—including Single, Sea of Pearls, FBF by Checka, JHaus and Bri Seeley—participated in a runway show at the W Hollywood hotel to benefit Dress for Success.
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a collage of all the bento boxes I've made in the past for my boyfriend. the bento boxes are in chronological order starting from the upper left.
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they all look so good... i just got my first bento box this christmas and plan on making one for the first day of school back from christmas break
thanks! i'm sure yours will look great. i recommend using left over food or plan ahead the night before of what you want to put in your bento box to save time in the morning. also, make sure your bento box is safe to microwave with if you need to heat up your food! many bentos aren't microwavable. >.<
mine doesn't say it's microwaveable so i guess it's not... and thanks for the tip i'll use them next time
wow im impresed and very hungry , youre boyfriend is one really lucky guy
aww thanks! i wish i had more time to make him bentos tho.
Awww you have a lucky boyfriend. I hope he knows that.
wow.. i wish i had someone who would make me a bento box ^^
Woot .. i like the smilie in the last bento box
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What are the disadvantages of unified storage over independent block and file systems?
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@31882 In file-based data, you'll probably be sending longer streams of data and typically not have the "locality of reference" that you might have in block-based access where you may be doing transaction processing and so on. So the data residency in cache and the management of cache is dramatically different -- and many [unified or multiprotocol storage] systems don't have the capability to discern file-based access, apply dedicated resources, utilize optimized caching algorithms or manage data transfers. This is different from block-based systems that are typically tuned to handle individual blocks and employ cache residency algorithms.
As a result, a lot of these [unified or multiprotocol storage] systems don't have the granularity of control needed to understand how to handle file-based I/O versus block-based I/O. This leads to compromises in performance and could lead to variability in performance. As you move into more performance-critical environments, consistency of performance becomes more important. If a block-based application is combined on a system that has more dynamic file-based access, users can experience variability in performance because of resources allocated to the file-based side.
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Kathy Kelly: Engagement with War
by Kathy Kelly
Earlier this week, I received a joyful phone call from Baghdad. Members of a family I've known since 1996 announced that one of their younger daughters was engaged. Broken Arabic and broken English crossed the lines – "We love you! We miss you!" My colleague here in Amman, who also knows this family well, shook her head smiling when I gave her the happy news. "What an amazing family," she said. "Imagine all that they've survived." A few hours later, the family sent us a text message: "now bombs destroy all the glasses in our home – no one hurt."
Michael Winship: Back to the Future of Public Broadcasting
by Michael Winship
Last week, I attended a reunion of "The 51st State," a robust, local public television news and public affairs program that graced the airwaves of New York City's Channel Thirteen back in the early 1970's. I didn't have the pleasure of working on the show -- it went off the air shortly after my arrival in Manhattan -- but a lot of my friends and colleagues did, and it was a treat to see all of them again.
Libby Told Fleischer Info About Plame That Was 'Hush Hush, On The QT' - Verse-Case Scenario by Tony Peyser
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The World Energy Watch presents recent news and analysis highlighting the activities of the players involved in the power struggle for the world's remaining energy resources.
Seeing the Full Cheney: America Held Hostage, Year Six
January 20, 2007, marked the sixth year of America being held hostage by a rogue government.
The latest in a daily series of symbols of this betrayal is how our GIs continue to be pawns in the chess game of death being played out by Cheney and Bush – and Bush and Cheney are as suited to playing chess as Britney Spears is to singing opera.
Shirley Smith: Pelosi's Mideast Trip
Well, Pelosi saw a whole lot more than Clinton ever sees on her visits. I still say the people will have to speak for impeachment because that puts Pelosi between a rock and a hard spot politically. If she does what the majority of people want her to do, she will not be accused of doing so just to get into the White House.
Bush's "Private Military Contractors" Fight and Die Unchecked in Iraq: The Blackwater Story
The Bush Administration is employing private armies to fight in Iraq. These "private military contractors," that is, mercenaries, are often ex-U.S. special forces soldiers with additional paramilitary training operating below the radar. Their legal status in Iraq falls under neither civilian nor military jurisdiction, and they earn far more money than American troops.
Rep. John Conyers: Who's Slurring Who? The Bush Administration Needs to Get Their Facts Straight About IraqWritten by BuzzFlash
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On Saturday, I was thrilled to join hundreds of thousands of protesters in Washington, D.C., including my good friends at Progressive Democrats of America and Code Pink, in protesting the Iraq War and demanding a cut-off in funds to the immoral war in Iraq. As one who has been part of the civil rights and anti-Vietnam war movements in the 60?s, I can say that the energy and enthusiasm I saw today is entirely comparable.
Shirley Smith: Bush and his Badges of Performance ... Body Bags
We Americans are supposed to be proud of this? These people never did anything to the US and, even if they wanted to, they didn't have the needed power to do it. Bush would never attack anyone who had the weapons to attack back. The Iraqis didn't have the weaponry then that they have now. Bush knew he couldn't parachute onto a ship and be a swaggering, pants up the rear, big shot as if Iraq really did have WMD, because if they did have them, they damn sure would have used them ... has the whole world gone blind? Is the truth that hard to see?
Paul Rogat Loeb: Don't Fear a Filibuster -- A BuzzFlash Guest Contribution
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With the federal minimum wage now 28 percent lower, in inflation-adjusted dollars, than it was fifty years ago, Senate Republicans are nonetheless threatening to filibuster its increase. This leaves the Democrats with a choice, which will set the tone for future legislation. They can cave to Republican demands to add questionable business tax breaks, a response Montana Democrat Max Baucus embraces. Or they can use their time, while the debate goes on, to highlight the fundamental issues at stake, hammering the Republicans with their opposition to this most modest step toward helping low-income working Americans. Ted Kennedy did this when he challenged the $200 billion of amendments offered in an attempt to derail the bill, and then asked "When does the greed stop?"


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Today's blog roundup tastes great and is less filling. But it will probably hotbox your cubicle.
If this man asks you to go for a ride, best think twice.
- Seattle 911 tells the story of the 68-year-old California man pulled over for weaving on I-5 near Tukwila. Just how sick do you have to be to need 31 pounds of "medical" marijuana?
- TechCrunch has video of Bono and a Vancouver crowd singing "Happy Birthday" to Bill Gates. As if this man doesn't have enough reasons to leap out of bed every morning.
- Cherry Canoe went to a pre-Halloween party, but all
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April 29, 2016
Press Release By: The Thomasville Police Department
January 21, 2014
Thomasville, GA- The Thomasville Police Department is investigating burglaries that have taken place in the 1700 block of North Martin Luther King Drive.
Four residences have been burgularized in that block. Suspects are entering homes that are unoccupied and appear to be looking for items to steal.
There have only been one home that has reported items missing, which was a set of hedge trimmers.
In all four the homes items have been thrown throughout out the house as if there was a massive search for something to take.
We are encouraging citizens to secure there homes if no one will be living in them and to have family members check them as often as possible.
Sheds behind residences should also be secured and items should not be left out unsecure in yards.
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by Carrie Quimby [caption id="attachment_246" align="alignright" width="115"] Carrie Quimby, RD, CD[/caption] Diabetes is a disease that results in high levels of sugar, or glucose, in your blood because not enough of the hormone insulin is made or used correctly. If you have diabetes, you know that the holidays can be an especially tricky time of year to manage your health as tempting treats are everywhere and exercise plans get stuck on the back burner. Having diabetes shouldn't stop you from enjoying the festivities of the holidays. With some planning and a little work, you can stay healthy and happy at holiday gatherings with frie...Read full post »
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Every Gesture Counts When Helping Breast Cancer PatientsPublished October 10, 2012
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