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Motion sickness is caused by a conflict between the body's sense of vision and its sense of equilibrium and may worsen during turbulence. It can be eased by keeping your eyes fixed on a non-moving object.
If you suffer from motion sickness, try to obtain a window seat since being able to focus on the ground, sea or horizon can sometimes help. The middle of the aircraft near the wings is also usually preferable. Air sickness bags are available on board. Many over the counter preparations are available and we recommend passengers consult their doctor or pharmacist about the appropriate medications to use.


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This might be the case for President Bush's executive order instructing four government agencies, including the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, to provide health care price and quality information to beneficiaries. The instruction also compels them to improve health information technology systems and make them work together to produce more transparency into quality of care and pricing.
In addition to Medicare and Medicaid recipients, the plan participants covered by the order are those in the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs and the Office of Personnel Management. Together, they represent about 25 percent of the health insurance market. Some of the information also will be available to the public.
With the president demanding more price and quality data, businesses may follow suit in their contracts with health providers.
"These things are already happening without a government mandate, but they will be further encouraged with the executive order," says Katie Mahoney, manager of health care policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
One of the major health care providers, Aetna, is already offering price and quality information to its plan participants in select markets. The company is confident that other providers will do the same.
"This will be embedded. This will be a way of doing business," says Robin Downey, head of product development at Aetna.
The business community embraced Bush's move because it gives momentum to consumer-driven health care. Proponents of consumer-driven health say the success of such plans hinges on the ability of individuals to save money by making decisions based on price and quality.
"You might see more companies willing to make this the (only) type of health plan they offer rather than just a choice," says Ted Nussbaum, head of group and health care consulting with Watson Wyatt North America.
The key to price transparency is to get providers to divulge the dollars and cents they paid, which they often see as a competitive advantage. "The challenge for the private sector will be to have price disclosed as opposed to cost," Nussbaum says.
On the quality side, there likely will have to be much give-and-take among interest groups as they grapple with definitions of quality care.
Two organizations—the Ambulatory Care Quality Alliance (AQA) and the Hospital Quality Alliance—have brought businesses and health providers together to work on benchmarks.
"Having the government say, 'We're going to do this (price and quality transparency)' makes it all the more urgent for hospitals and doctors to work with HQA and AQA to come up with consensus measurements," says Steven Wojcik, vice president of public policy for the National Business Group on Health.
Seattle might be one community that takes the lead in the transparency process because of interest from major employers in the area, says Maria Ghazal, director of public policy at the Business Roundtable, an association of CEOs of large corporations.
The enthusiasm is shared by corporations throughout the country. "Our CEOs have been pushing for a year now for greater transparency in the health care system," Ghazal says.


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Business in my local town of Soller in the north west of Majorca has never been better as an unexpected influx of holidaying Britons has arrived, snapping up attractive deals on hotel accommodation and rental properties in nearby mountain villages. The trend promises to continue as Britons take advantage of the strength of the pound against the euro, swapping grey skies and rain for the Mediterranean sun.
According to many travel experts, it seems that the government's attempt to persuade the nation to take a "staycation" during the London Olympics has fallen flat on its face, as an estimated 30 per cent of the country plans to flee the UK. It's not hard to see why. The price of hotel accommodation in the capital promises to be prohibitive and London taxi groups have issued stark warnings about traffic flow. A spokesperson for the Licensed Taxi Drivers Association states that… Read more


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95.7 The Game has a Christmas present for any of the Bay Area sports talk radio fans out there who enjoy ESPN Radio's line-up. The Game sent out a press release on Christmas Eve announcing their new partnership with the sports broadcasting juggernaut, effective January 1st, 2013.
The new additions to The Game's lineup include Mike and Mike in the Morning, the MLB World Series, NCAA Football (including the Bowl Championship Series) and the NBA Finals.
Absent from the list are shows like The Herd with Colin Cowherd and The Nick and Artie Show (which I'm sure you're all devastated about). Here is The Game's new weekday lineup, according to the press release:
- 3:00 am – 6:00 am Mike & Mike In The Morning (ESPN Radio)
- 6:00 am-10:00 am The Rise Guys: Whitey Gleason, Mark Kreidler, and Dan Dibley
- 10:00 am-12:00 pm The Pulse with Matt Steinmetz
- 12:00-3:00 pm The Wheelhouse with John Lund & Greg Papa
- 3:00 pm-7:00 pm Bucher & Towny: Ric Bucher & Chris Townsend
- 7:00 pm – 12:00am Guy Haberman
Nothing has really changed beyond Mike and Mike sliding into the slot before The Rise Guys. This comes on the heels of Cumulus's decision to forgo further partnership with ESPN and instead move forward with CBS Sports Radio. Many BASG commentors wondered what changes could be coming for the KNBR lineup when they broke away from ESPN Radio at the start of the New Year, and while that still remains a mystery, we now know where some of ESPN's content is headed for Bay Area radio listeners.
This probably means the end for The Game's partnership with Yahoo! Sports Radio as well. What do you guys think? Will you miss The Herd? Are you glad to know that Mike and Mike will still be available on your airwaves (is anybody up earlier enough to listen to it)? Are you mourning the loss of Nick and Artie?


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Solar power rising in West Virginia, company official says
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Just four years ago, solar power got little recognition as a viable alternative to mainstream energy.
"There wasn't something you could consider an 'industry,'" said Colin Williams, the vice president of marketing and sales of Mountain View Solar. "There were very few people who had installed systems, but there was little in the way of industry."
Things have changed.
Experts say solar power is now one of the fastest-growing industries in America, with a total capacity of 1,992 megawatts, enough to power one million homes, according to data from the Solar Energies Industry Association.
With increasing demand, the prices of raw material and installations are plummeting. In 2011 alone, the average price of a solar panel has dropped 58 percent. The price drop and the hiked demand has put a strain on oversees manufacturers, according to the SEIA.
Williams said that since 2009, Mountain View Solar has installed solar systems on 200 homes in the state, along with a bevy of government buildings -- some as part of projects funded out of the federal stimulus.
"Our company has grown from three people in 2009 to 25 full-time employees," he said. "And you know they're good-paying jobs."
Mountain View Solar started as a custom homebuilders company 20 years ago, Williams said. They switched to a model that focused on renewable energy systems in 2006.
In 2011, Mountain View Solar installed 84 solar panels on the wastewater plant in Hurricane. Town officials said that the 20-kilowatt panels, which are visible from Interstate 64, are expected to shave $1,000 a month off the power bill.
"Our plant costs the city a lot of money -- around $15,000 a month -- to operate," city manager Ben Newhouse said at the time.
The installation marked the first time that solar panels were built on a West Virginia wastewater plant, Williams has said.
And the city didn't have to pay a dime, thanks to a $193,000 federal grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, which was part of a larger $9.5 million energy conservation block grant awarded to West Virginia.
The grant also funded other solar projects, including 25-kilowatt panels on the Morgan County Courthouse, 19-kilowatt panels on the municipal building in Man, and a 4-kilowatt system on the Beach Bottom village municipal building.
Williams said that tax breaks and public funding from the federal government had a large part to do with the newfound success of the industry.
A 2009 law gave solar consumers an uncapped and unlimited tax credit for installing qualified solar systems on their homes or businesses. Essentially, for each geothermal dollar a consumer spends, they earn a 30 percent tax credit. There's no limit on the dollar amount.
"I think it may have been one of the catalysts that stirred it," Williams said.
People are learning more about solar power, too, he said.
"It's less of a novelty," he said. "Solar technology is proven technology. It's powered every satellite that orbited the planet. The state uses it to power road signs. The military uses it to generate power at forward deployment."
Williams also pointed out that while industry is booming, it has not reached a level to where it is independent of mainstream energy.
"There's nothing about this company that's in opposition to fossil fuels," he said. "It's a supplement, we need the grid in order to operate."
"Some people believe that [solar] is in opposition to the coal industry and it's just not true," he said. "We're simply not [taking away jobs], we're adding jobs."
Others say that West Virginia is not sunny enough to really have much success in the solar industry. Williams said that's not true. In fact, West Virginia receives only 5 percent less sunlight than Florida and 20 percent more sunlight than Germany, which can run its entire country on solar power on some days.
Williams said that their current residential installations account for less than 1 percent of homes in West Virginia, indicating that the potential for the energy market here is large indeed.
"Even if we do 1 percent, it's exponential growth," he said. "The potential for growth in West Virginia is very, very big."
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Our kitchens are usually the busiest and most important rooms in our homes. It's where people come to gather, it's where everyone wants be, and it's usually where our clutter tends to collect. Having an organized pantry is not only the easiest way to store all of your kitchen essentials; it's also the easiest way to find a home for all your household odds and ends.
There always seems to be at least one junk drawer in every house – that one space that seems to collect all of the little things that we can't find a home for. Let me show you how a Custom Kitchen Pantry Solution from California Closets can solve this problem for you. I like to call it the "highly organized drawer" and it can solve your clutter dilemma.
Let's get your clutter away from your entertaining. Let's find everything a home. A custom pantry is an easy way to maximize the storage in your kitchen and make it easier for you to cook and entertain. And it can save you money! Having a well stocked pantry saves you from all those little daily shopping trips. Having an organized pantry makes it easier.


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The latest creation from Mastermind Creations is R-03 Bovis! Combines with the other 4 FERAL CONS to form the awesome FERAL REX! Stands 7.25" (18.4cm) from feet to head! Gestalt is 32cm (12.6") tall (roughly the same height as Hercules) from feet to head exclusive of kibble.
"THE King"
For all those on the fence in regards to which version of the obscenely over-saturated market of not-PredaKings, allow me to help: This SINGLE figure is larger, more articulate, composed of higher quality material and needs no QC correction. If the rest of this line follows suit, FERAL REX is THE KING amongst many imitations (TFC, my prior weapons of choice, included) This product is supreme
Guys, this figure is an absolute must-have!! Very good quality plastic, very solid and very high posability. I can certainly say that the overall quality of this guy here is superior to that of any takara masterpiece. In beast mode, with all its weaponary, this thing is really impressive. Thank you to TFsource for excellent packiging (as always). ciao
"Made the right choice"
I was debating between going cheaper for the TFC version, but ended up going with MMC version. The craftsmanship was awesome, quality at its best. My only bad points were that the bull looked a bit stumpy. I normally imagine a bull with broad shoulders, but this one looked like it had a fat butt instead. I also would've liked it if they were a bit more creative with the hind legs on the beast-mode. It just kind of turns into calf rocket launchers.
I really enjoyed this figure despite it all, and I can't wait for the release of the remaining 4.
A client sent me a Bovis to customize. When I first got the figure I was so impressed by the engineering and QUALITY that I bought one for myself and now have the rest of available Feral Rex set on pre-order.
What makes this figure so good to me is the size, paint applications, accessories, engineering, and materials used.
The Figure is size is between Voyager and Masterpiece. The plastic is a very high grade and very durable. The figure looks great without custom paint. The Weapons are well done with great factory paint apps, and the combined mode Hand and Foot that comes with this figure really gives an idea how massive Feral Rex will be. Engineering is well done, transformation is very seamless and intuitive.
In the end, I really feel like I got what I paid for and after this experience and my experience with Hexatron I really feel MMC is one of the best Third Party Figure companies now.
"A Fantastic Piece!"
Bovis is my 5th 3rd party figure (after the FP Causality cars) but it was the look of the Feral Rex team that convinced me to get into the 3rd party game. When I received Bovis and opened him up, I hadn't even handled him yet and I was impressed. This figure is an absolute masterpiece! He feels solid in hand and the plastic feels like high quality stuff. The ratchets on him are solid and have that lovely clicking noise to them. He is so great that he is a lot better quality than a number of Hasbro figures I own. He is definitely on par with my Masterpiece Soundwave in terms of quality. I received mine after TFSource restocked them and I have not yet experienced any issues with his crotch plate or his elbow. Upon closer inspection it looked like there was lube on many of the joints which I have heard is a great fix for the elbow issue. Whether that is conventional practice or MMC attempting to fix the issue, I'm not sure. To wrap this up I would most definitely recommend this figure to anyone. I am now a follower of MMC and am looking forward to the rest of his team.
Mastermind Creation live up to their name don't they. This is the most well put together figure I have ever handled
Good: No kibble, very cohesive and poseable. MMC has raised the bar this time
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NEW MARTINSVILLE - Expectations are always high at Magnolia.
So when the Blue Eagles - one year removed from a perfect state championship run - didn't reach the playoffs last fall, some viewed it as a disappointment. Veteran coach Mark Batton, however, saw the 5-5 campaign as a big step toward to returning to Wheeling Island Stadium on the first Friday night in December.
''It took those guys a while to catch up to the speed of the game,'' Batton said of his youthful 2011 squad. ''The first few games were a learning situation ... a work in progress.
''So, now, they're veteran guys and they definitely want to build on how they finished last year.''
Magnolia will have 15 letterwinners in uniform Saturday night when it opens, not ends, the season on the island against Linsly as part of the McDonald's OVAC Kickoff Weekend.
The Cadets are one of the new wrinkles on the Blue Eagles schedule - it's first in West Virginia Class A.
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Aug. 25: at Linsly7:30 p.m.*
Aug. 31: Williamstown7:30 p.m.
Sept. 7: Tyler Consolidated7:30 p.m.
Sept. 14: at River7 p.m.**
Sept. 21: Weeling Central7:30 p.m.
Sept. 28: at Monroe Central7 p.m.
Oct. 5: at Weir7 p.m.
Oct. 19: Barnesville7:30 p.m.
Oct. 26: Steub. Catholic7:30 p.m.
Nov. 2: at Oak Glen7 p.m.
It's a rugged slate, for sure. After opening with the defending OVAC Class 2A champs, Magnolia plays host to last year's Class A runner up in Williamstown. Then, in Week 5, defending champ Wheeling Central visits Alumni Field.
''You can't beat having experience,'' Batton said. ''These guys were thrown into the so-called fire last year and now they know what to expect. That first varsity game was an eye-opener for many of them and, this year, they have prepared themselves.
''And they better because it's a competitive and tough schedule.''
Steubenville Catholic also returns to the Blue Eagles schedule.
''Class A is full of good programs and great coaches,'' Batton said. ''Our schedule is tough and it's tougher than it's been in the past.''
And thanks to a large freshman class, the Blue Eagles will have more depth from which to tackle the tougher schedule.
''We've been able to expand what we did last year,'' Batton said. ''We've been excited with the way they've come out and worked in practice and are happy with where we're at. But will still have a long way to go.''
Magnolia's lone returning three-year letterwinner is a pretty good one in senior Stephen Rogalski (5-foot-11, 170 pounds).
A focal point for the Blue Eagles offense his entire career, the two-time all-state receiver caught 59 passes for 898 yards and six touchdowns last year.
''He's one of the premier receivers in the valley and the state,'' Batton said. ''He's just an electrifying player. He can catch, he can run ... he has all of those abilities.''
Rogalski is often double-teamed, so seniors Ryan Walton (6-foot, 180), Gage Deem (5-11, 165) and junior Grant Cain (6-0, 135) should get plenty of catches, along with promising freshman Jared Kacor (5-6, 120).
The chemistry between Rogalski and quarterback Tanner Hanna (6-1, 165) continues to develop.
''He and Stephen are classmates and they've played together a long time,'' Batton said.
Hanna, a senior, stepped into some pretty big shoes last fall, replacing all-stater Justin Fox. Hew threw for 1,587 yards and 15 touchdowns
''He stepped in and handled things really well,'' Batton said. ''He didn't let any of the hype bother him.''
Junior Jacob Brill (5-9, 175) will back up Hanna, with freshman Brandon Mason (5-7, 135) learning the ropes.
The biggest loss offensively for the Blue Eagles was running back Jayson Keller, the leading rusher in school history.
''We're going to be doing it kind of by committee,'' Batton said. ''Jayson was a special player, holy cow.''
Looking to carve their own niche in the school's record book will be juniors Kage Rhode (5-9, 180) and Drew Keller (5-10, 185), Jayson's brother.
Another junior, Yale Wetzel (5-9, 190), also figures to get plenty of reps.
Senior Zach Arrick (6-0, 190) will get plenty of work at fullback and tight end, where he'll replace Nick Blatt. Brill could also see time at tight end in an effort to get him on the field. Freshman Kyle Ritz is another option at TE/HB.
The offensive line will see some new faces after the graduation losses of Bentley Knight and Caleb Seckman.
Both guards return, however, in seniors Jared Wright (5-9, 190) and Sam Shreve (6-0, 190).
Junior Cole Seckman (6-1, 290), who played center last season, has moved to tackle. Replacing him at center is junior Logan Wright (5-8, 200).
Senior Robert Walker (6-1, 190) and junior Brandon Clegg (6-4, 240) are in a battle at right tackle.
Junior Stephen White (6-0, 175) is also in the mix at tackle and center.
Cole Seckman and Clegg will see most of the action at defensive tackle, with Jared Wright and Arrick at defensive end.
Rhode, Drew Keller and freshman Carter Seckman (6-0, 180) are names to watch at linebacker, along with Brill, who has moved from strong safety.
Walton moves into a strong safety slot. Others in the mix in the secondary are Rogalski, Hanna, Deem and Cain.
Batton, in his 14th season, is assisted by Bob Ripley, Moke Riggs, Dave Chapman, Eric Mason, John Smith and Brian Castilow.
Zach Arrick, Gage Deem, Tanner Hanna, Hunter McAdams, Stephen Rogalski, Sam Shreve, Robert Walker, Ryan Walton, Jared Wright.
Jacob Brill, Grant Cain, Brandon Clegg, Drew Keller, James Melott, Kage Rhode, Cole Seckman, Andrew Smith, Yale Wetzel, Stephen White, Logan Wright.
Brandon Fayad, Michael Stevens, Timmy Weekley.
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LOVE mood boards! Pinterest and polyvore are so convenient for online boarding but I also make a tangible fashion mood board for every season for inspiration from glossy magazines😀
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While we're super lucky to spend our days amongst impossibly stylish models, undeniably cool photographers, and of course, racks and racks of totally on trend clothes, the fact remains that sometimes we need a dash of inspiration. So, what's a stylish girl to do? Make a mood board. Almost every team at the GoJane studio has one (or three), and we make sure to change 'em up constantly. And because we want you to feel just as inspired as we do, we're presenting you with one of our recent creations. This particular mood board has some of our fave things, including oxblood (also known as burgundy), Ciara, and mixed prints. So, take a look, and let us know what you think.
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Birth Place: Benton, Illinois, USA
Born on Dec. 9, 1953 in the small coal mining town of Benton, IL, Malkovich was raised one of five children by Daniel, conservation director for the State of Illinois and the publisher of Outdoor Illinois, and J Anne, owner of the Benton Evening News, who was affectionately known as "Frog" by her children because of her deep voice. With his father routinely away on business and his mother unwilling to discipline her children, the Malkovich brood essentially ran wild. As a boy, Malkovich was both literally and figurative a punching bag for his older brother, who chided him for being overweight. When he was 16, Malkovich dropped a good 70 pounds after eating nothing but Jell-O ... Continue Bio >>
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I can't find a solution to the following problems, and appreciate any help.
1) The time and date format is US English, no matter what I do. The name of the days are all translated to Norwegian, as is the name of the months and so on. Default language in Zimbra is Norwegian. I have also doublechecked the preferred language of my browser, and it's definitely Norwegian.
2) The Admin Console is in English, even though Norwegian is set as the default language and all the .properties-files are located both in .../zimbraadmin/...classes/... and .../zimbra/.../classes/...
3) This is a tricky one! I have this scenario:
- Administrator shares the whole account of user A with user B.
- Hence, user B can see user A's mailfolders
- Then someone sends some e-mails to user A.
- User B sees that (In the overview pane (treeview on the left side of the screen)) that User A has unread e-mails in his inbox.
- User B clicks on user A's shared inbox, and expects to see the e-mails listed in the Content Pane. But it's empty, reporting "No results found".
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I've just done a clean install of the latest snapshot and I can't login as Admin using FF 1.0.7 or 1.5 although IE works fine, I can login to admin account for email without problem. On both versions of FF I cleared the cache first then tried the login with authentication failure, that also happens for any user account that's been designated as admin.
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- After 'Jai Ho' box office collections 'fail', Salman Khan stays defiantJai Ho box office collections crawl to Rs 100 crore, Salman Khan thrashed by Aamir Khan's Dhoom 3'Jai Ho' box office collections first to Rs 100 crore club in 2014, but loses out to Dhoom 3 on recordJai Ho box office collections disappoint with only Rs 102 crore
The much-hyped Salman Khan-starrer Jai Ho may have fallen short of expectations but it is hardly a 'flop'. Jai Ho box office collections have reached Rs 110 crore, as per latest reports.
Trade Analyst Taran Adarsh's tweets on Jai Ho box office collections: "#JaiHo Wknd 2 - 13.90 crore, Mon 2.25 crore, Tue 2.40 crore, Wed 1.80 crore, Thu 1.65 crore. Grand total: Rs 110.78 crore nett. India biz only."
The Rs 100 crore and Rs 200 crore clubs have become the new benchmark of success in Bollywood. As such, there is an increased pressure on superstars to deliver. This time around, Salman Khan's latest might not have done so well like his earlier ones as Jai Ho has 'crawled' a bit when it comes to collections at the box office, compared to Aamir Khan-starrer Dhoom 3 and earlier releases like Hrithik Roshan-starrer 'Krrish 3' and Shah Rukh Khan-starrer 'Chennai Express'. Jai Ho', however, is the first film to cross the Rs 100 crore mark in calendar year 2014.
Made on an approximate budget of Rs 75 crore, Jai Ho's business has not been so bad if one counts the overseas collections.
Produced by Eros International in association with Sohail Khan Productionz and directed by Sohail Khan, Jai Ho also stars Tabu, Danny Denzongpa, Daisy Shah in pivotal roles. Jai Ho released worldwide on January 24.


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Glendale, AZ (Sports Network) - Mike Smith made 29 saves for his third shutout
of the season as the Phoenix Coyotes blanked the Calgary Flames, 4-0.
Antoine Vermette and Raffi Torres each registered a goal and an assist for the
Coyotes, who improved to 6-2-1 in February.
Danny Taylor, making his first NHL start, stopped 33 shots for Calgary, which
has dropped four of its last six games.
Both of the Coyotes' first two tallies were scored in the opening minute of a
Keith Yandle the lamp 41 seconds after the game's opening faceoff. Phoenix did
an excellent job cycling the puck in the Calgary zone and Yandle wound up
burying the rebound of David Moss' shot.
After a scoreless middle frame, the Coyotes took a 2-0 lead just 30 seconds
into the third period. Mikkel Boedker gathered a carom off the end boards and
whipped a backhander that ricocheted off the inside of Taylor's right pad.
A scramble in the crease led to a goal by Vermette at the 9:27 mark.
Torres capped the scoring with 3:11 to play.
Smith recorded his 22nd career shutout ... Moss and Oliver Ekman-Larsson each
had two assists ... Phoenix forward Radim Vrbata missed the game with a lower-
body injury ... The teams split the season series last year, but the Flames
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Corporate Bond Sales Surpass $3 Trillion on Low Yields
Corporate bond sales worldwide totaled $3.19 trillion this year, as companies took advantage of the lowest yields on record.
Corporate bond sales worldwide totaled $3.19 trillion this year, as companies took advantage of the lowest yields on record.
Johnson & Johnson Launches Offer for Crucell
Medical imaging and diagnostics powerhouse GE Healthcare teams up with pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson to research methods of detecting Alzheimer's in patients -- even before they begin to exhibit symptoms of the devastating disease.
Johnson & Johnson expanded its recall of Acuvue TruEye contact lenses fivefold back in October, but only announced the news in Japan, where most of the recalled lenses were sold.
Johnson & Johnson has announced yet another Tylenol recall, and once again, a foul odor is the culprit. McNeil Consumer Healthcare, a division...
The world's top drug maker recalled 191,000 bottles of its anti-cholesterol drug Lipitor due to reports of a moldy odor emanating from bottles...
Johnson & Johnson CEO William Weldon will apologize to Congress on Thursday for a series of product recalls over the past year.
Was Johnson & Johnson aware of problems with its Children's Tylenol months before the recall? The House Oversight Committee has invited an FDA commissioner and Johnson & Johnson chairman to a hearing next week to address this and other questions surrounding the massive recall of children's medicines earlier this year.
The Food and Drug Administration is reportedly investigating reports of at least 775 serious side effects from drugs recalled by McNeil Consumer...
Johnson & Johnson shares are rebounding as the drugmaker tries to recover from a rough week, when the Justice Department charged it with paying kickbacks to a pharmacy company to boost sales of its drugs to nursing-home patients, and the Food and Drug Administration accused it of being too slow with its product recall during a Tylenol scare.
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For decades, sportsmen in Northwest Colorado have hunted some of the world's largest herds of elk, mule deer and pronghorn in an area known as the "mule deer factory."
Intact habitat on backcountry Bureau of Land Management lands helped give rise to this name by providing large, undisturbed landscapes that enable big game to thrive. These backcountry lands also provide hunters and anglers with solitude, something increasingly rare in a state with more than 5 million residents. The best hunting and fishing in this part of the state is found almost exclusively on BLM lands, along with a few key state lands.
To maintain the high quality fish and wildlife values of these lands, hunters and anglers are calling on the White River Field Office to implement a new, locally conceived, bottom-up land allocation called a backcountry conservation area, or BCA.
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In the face of a forecast for intense and high-volume development in Rio Blanco, Moffat and Garfield counties, lands that offer valuable fish and wildlife habitat and public access for hunting and angling must be safeguarded.
The BLM's White River Field Office recently released an amendment to its management plan, which will guide the development of oil and natural gas resources on these public lands for the next 20 years. The BLM's preferred alternative estimates as many as 16,000 new wells could be drilled over that period. As sportsmen, we see firsthand what happens to fish and wildlife and our outdoor heritage as a result of intensely developed public lands.
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The home stretch of the ever-grinding high school wrestling season is here. Rifle High School's wrestling team is starting to feel the effects.
With the Class 4A Western Region tournament in Montrose fast approaching on Feb. 15-16, much of the Bears' focus turns to cutting and maintaining weight while keeping the intensity they've had much of the season. That can be a challenge for many of the athletes who want to perform well at the Class 4A State Championships, scheduled for Feb. 21-23 at the Pepsi Center in Denver.
That's just the kind of challenge Rifle coach John Wisniewski likes for his team, however. It's also the reason why the Bears have a beefed-up schedule even as the regional tournament approaches.
"I keep telling the kids that wrestling is 15 percent physical and 85 percent mental," the coach said. "The wrestling part is something where you can just go out and do it - the physical part. But we also want them to be mentally prepared out there as well."
Over the course of the season, Rifle has competed only in weekend tournaments. The scheduling got a little more intense this week, however, with the Bears competing at Coal Ridge this past Saturday and earning a 57-18 dual-match win against Steamboat Springs on Tuesday prior to today's triangular meet against Palisade and Basalt at the Rifle High gym. Start time is scheduled for 5 p.m.
Wisniewski said the reasoning for that is simple. It's only a matter of preparation.
"This isn't a normal schedule for us," the coach said. "At this time of year, I like to have these come in back to back to back to prepare us for these days of weigh-ins."
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Grand Valley's wrestling team isn't facing quite as grinding of a schedule as the regular season comes to a close. The Cardinals, however, will wrestle in a pair of dual matches on Friday in Cedaredge.
Grand Valley's big tournament comes next weekend when the Cardinals host the Class 3A Region 1 Tournament in Parachute from Feb. 15-16. Teams attending include Basalt, Buena Vista, Grand Valley, Cedaredge, Gunnison, Hotchkiss, Coal Ridge, Salida, Lake County and Olathe.
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by Neil Hershberg, Senior Vice President, Global Media
The United States is often thought of as the global disclosure leader, but the truth is that there is a lot we can learn from our next-door neighbor: Canada.
In Canada's typically unassuming way, the Canadian regulatory model has been adopted as the de facto prototype for the disclosure regime that has taken root in the United Kingdom and the European Union.
I'll elaborate on the background as to how this all came about shortly. What's important, however, is to spotlight the reasons why global regulators have come to recognize Canada's disclosure framework as a world-class model worth emulating.
The Canadian Investor Relations Institute [CIRI], a widely respected association of industry professionals, has just updated its "Standards and Guidance for Disclosure and Model Disclosure Policy," to reflect the regulatory and accounting changes, social media, and other factors that have transformed the investor relations landscape since its guidelines were last modified in 2006.
CIRI's authoritative "Best Practices" resource for reporting issuers and industry professionals reinforces the central role of a simultaneous, broadly disseminated news release in achieving full and fair disclosure.
Unlike the United States, where the term "disclosure standards" is rapidly becoming an oxymoron, Canadians are crystal clear in what constitutes fair disclosure.
According to the timely disclosure policies of the TSX Exchanges and the CNSX, a full-text news release disseminated via a sanctioned news service is the only acceptable way to disclose material information. No ambiguity here. While the U.S. trumpets full and fair disclosure in principle, Canada practices it daily as a matter of regulatory policy. The result is that the entire investment community benefits from a level playing field. (Note: Business Wire is one of several approved news dissemination services in the Canadian marketplace.)
CIRI's guidelines take a pragmatic approach to the arsenal of available investor relations tools that greatly facilitate investor outreach.
The CIRI report specifically notes that standalone web postings, conference calls, and other complementary communications channels do NOT meet Canadian disclosure requirements. Issuers, however, are encouraged to use additional delivery platforms to supplement a simultaneous, widely disseminated news release.
"As material information should be released in a manner designed to reach the widest public audience possible, including individual investors, companies are encouraged to use various technologies to supplement the news release. Some of the most obvious technologies include conference calls, webcasts, email, fax, video conferences, company websites, and more recently, corporate blogs, RSS feeds, podcasts, and social networking sites. While new technologies are important and useful ways to disseminate information, they are not substitutes for a broadly disseminated news release." [CIRI Standards and Guidance for Disclosure, Page 18]
Talking about disclosure, Business Wire is the sponsor of CIRI's 'Standards and Guidance for Disclosure and Model Disclosure Policy." To be clear, however, our involvement in the project came after CIRI completed its revisions; we in no way influenced CIRI's research or conclusions. Business Wire is proud to support the activities of CIRI, NIRI, and other investor relations organizations worldwide that promote professional development of IR practitioners, and the ideal of effective disclosure.
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The London Stock Exchange went public in 2001, a decision that forced the LSE to relinquish its monopoly on regulatory news dissemination via its subsidiary, The Regulatory News Service [RNS].
The Financial Services Authority, the UK equivalent of the SEC, used the opportunity to rethink its approach to regulatory disclosure.
The FSA formed the Information Dissemination Advisory Group ("IDAG"), a committee of industry participants and outside experts to study various models and scenarios. IDAG was charged with making its recommendation to the FSA as to the UK's future regulatory structure.
FSA officials also crossed the pond to North America, where they conducted extensive interviews with a wide range of market participants in the United States and Canada, as well as to conduct their own observations, research and analysis.
After completing its due diligence, the FSA ultimately embraced a competitive disclosure regime whose nucleus closely mirrors the key tenets of the Canadian regulatory system.
Soon after the UK model went live in 2002, the European Union began a similar exercise — and not surprisingly, concluded with virtually identical results.
The Committee of European Securities Regulators (CESR) exhaustively evaluated a range of disclosure options over several years. CESR's final assessment, memorialized in the Transparency Obligations Directive that took effect in January 2007, once again ratified the core Canadian/UK disclosure model as the best of all possible worlds.
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(Le Mars) -- May is recognized as "Mental Heath Month" and the Plymouth County Board of Supervisors are scheduled to meet again this morning and hear from Sharon Nieman, Plymouth County's CPC and General Relief Director. She will visit with the supervisors regarding the current mental health status. It is expected that the supervisors and Nieman will discuss the local funding of mental health services. You may recall the Iowa legislature passed some legislation that changed the way mental health is to be supervised, as well as funded, with more of the funding to come from the county level. Many people simply don't realize that mental health services rank second only to road and bridge maintenance in terms of county expenses. Later in the day the supervisors will share lunch with the staff of Plains Area Mental Health Center. The purpose of the luncheon is to have the supervisors be better informed of the many services and programs available at Plains Area Mental Health.
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HHS senior Erin Vieselmeyer was among the 14 selected for the 2012 Lower Platte Activities Association All-Conference volleyball list.
Others earning All-Conference recognition this year are Sidney Merrill, Allyson Vasquez, Megan Woods, Karli Christensen and Jordan Baer of Akron; Hannah Yahn, Rachael Edler and Jaedyn Lambrecht of Caliche; Tara Traphagan, Marina Hansen and Mariya Mekelburg of Yuma; Karly Kasper of Merino; and Marin Olson of Sedgwick County.
No Honorable Mention selections were made for this year's All-Conference list.
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Baked Mushroom Risotto – Why Stir When You Can Stare at an Oven?
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29 comments:
- Alex Vee said...
Thanks chef John, I just made this dish for my Italian father in law, it was a hit. He called Gustoso.
- March 5, 2013 at 10:04 PM
- Alex Vee said...
Thanks chef John, I just made this as a side dish for my slick back greasy hair father in law, he called it Gustoso.
- March 5, 2013 at 10:07 PM
- Chuck said...
I'm guessing Uncle Ben's is out of the question...
- March 6, 2013 at 1:21 AM
- danijel said...
Chef John, what do you think about cooking the rice before mixing it with mushrooms (or whatever) instead of frying it in the pan?
- March 6, 2013 at 4:07 AM
- goofydaniel4u said...
If we wanna use the damn fake crap we will if we can't find anything else.
- March 6, 2013 at 7:00 AM
- paul said...
why don't you wash the rice before cooking it?
- March 6, 2013 at 11:11 AM
- Sean Petrozzino said...
Is jasmine rice an acceptable alternative? I mean, I already bought a giant hunk of parmigian because you're constantly yelling at me about it. Do I really have to make another trip to Whole Foods? Those people make me uncomfortable...
- March 6, 2013 at 12:42 PM
- Sean Petrozzino said...
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- March 6, 2013 at 12:43 PM
- Chef John said...
You can, but longer grain rice just doesn't give you the same creamy results.
- March 6, 2013 at 2:14 PM
- Lhinelle said...
How about brown rice? Will that work, or will I end up with a gloppy mess rather than gloriously silky sauce on tender rice grains?
- March 6, 2013 at 4:09 PM
- Chef John said...
Other rices will not work the same.
- March 6, 2013 at 4:37 PM
- Chris K. said...
Other types of rice will not work, because as was ruled in Brown Rice vs. Board of Education, separate grains are inherently unequal.
- March 6, 2013 at 6:47 PM
- Razors Edge said...
where is the cheese???
- March 6, 2013 at 10:57 PM
- Matty G said...
Hi Chef, can this recipe be scaled up? Or does the pan size and cooking times need to change?
- March 7, 2013 at 5:46 PM
- Chef John said...
Yes, could be scaled for sure! Can't give you any times though unless I experimented first, and would depend on specific size shape of pan, etc.
- March 7, 2013 at 6:41 PM
- Jasen said...
Made this tonight and it was wonderful. Thanks for sharing Chef John
- March 7, 2013 at 7:18 PM
- MA LA said...
I actually do not see the point at all of putting it in the oven....and using cream...
- March 8, 2013 at 6:23 AM
- Randy Sieb said...
Just finished making/eating this risotto and it was amazing. I made it with arborio rice. I pull it after 10 min as suggested, put it in 2 more min, and then finished on the stove. I think it could have gone close to 15. Made the "Plant Muncher" style for my plant muncher step-son. Seemed to need more salt. I can only imagine how more amazing with chicken. Shaved parm on the top, YUM!
- March 10, 2013 at 5:49 PM
- Patrick said...
Chef John, how do you get your stainless steel pans to not stick like that? If I throw mushrooms in mine like that with the same amount of butter... it sticks like crazy.
- March 21, 2013 at 11:59 AM
- Anna Berman said...
Hi Patrick! Great question. Chef John is away on a well deserved vacation and I will be answering questions meanwhile. There are two important keys to make sure the mushrooms don't stick to the pan. The first one is to preheat the pan and the butter before adding mushrooms. The second key is not to stir the mushrooms right away. They need to get a chance to start cooking - this will create a crust of sort and will prevent the mushrooms from sticking to the pan. Give this a try - good luck!
Also, make sure you are using a nice heavy bottom pan so the heat is circulated evenly.
- March 21, 2013 at 2:53 PM
- Benjamin Sambor said...
Wonderful as always Chef! Between this and your garlic steaks, I will never have to visit the high end steakhouse again! I used Arborio and took it out after 12 minutes. I used porcini, baby bellas, and a drizzle of truffle oil as soon as the cheese was incorporated.... Mind = Blown
- April 10, 2013 at 1:19 AM
- J6U said...
Most importantly:
"1/2 cup finely grated Parmigiano-Reggiano (don't use that fake crap)"
Which I did!
- September 23, 2013 at 7:49 PM
- MchL Mills said...
Would it be possible to use a milk substitute, like coconut milk? Coconut milk would have more fat than other types of milk substitutes. Just wondered if you knew if that would work. Thanks.
- July 6, 2014 at 11:00 PM
- Debzz said...
I made it for new years eve, and it was so easy to make, and delicious. Thank you!
- January 1, 2015 at 1:43 AM
- NMLii said...
Hello, I did this once and it was amazing ❤
Now I'm doing it for a dinner I'm hosting, if I double the amount; is it still 15 mins in the oven?
ThanQ ☺☺
- March 3, 2015 at 1:46 AM
- Chef John said...
No, more will take more time, but I can't give you an exact number. You'll have to play it by ear and check for doneness. Enjoy!
- March 3, 2015 at 12:55 PM
- Chef John said...
No, more will take more time, but I can't give you an exact number. You'll have to play it by ear and check for doneness. Enjoy!
- March 3, 2015 at 12:55 PM
- Lauren said...
Hi Chef John. If I swap out the mushrooms with truffles will that be a fair substitute for this type of recipe? I've really been wanting to do a truffle risotto.
- May 7, 2015 at 7:46 PM
- Claire said...
Hi Chef John,
Is there any way a part of this can be made ahead? Can I complete the baking stage, let it cool, and then reheat on stovetop to finish cooking, or would that not work? Or can I bake it for a shorter time and then cook the rest of the way later on stovetop? I'm doing a multi-course dinner and it would be really useful to be able to make this ahead of time. Thank you in advance for your time!
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It must be awfully difficult to be a disbarred attorney. I mean, what do you do with all of that free time?
If you're Jack Thompson you file court motions. And Thompson filed one of his more bizarre ones today. It's another of those picture books filings that the disgraced attorney has taken to submitting in recent months. Apparently capitalizing upon his free time, Thompson has taken the trouble to paste in snaps of:
- GP volunteer comment mod E. Zachary Knight
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- Brian Crecente, editor of Kotaku
- Strauss Zelnick, chairman of Take-Two
- Doug Lowenstein, former ESA boss
His purpose seems to be an attempt to make the case – yet again – that the video game industry is responsible for his disbarment. That's an odd approach as most of the people he names in today's filing aren't part of the video game industry.
Thompson seems particularly upset over the amusing Disbarment Countdown Timer created by EZK. On that score Thompson writes:
If there were any doubt as to the core purpose of this disbarment, instigated by the video game industry, note… The Jack Thompson Disbarment Countdown Clock is at the center of a commerce-driven lynch mob… This court should grant the emergency stay to at least freeze the Countdown Clock pending an evidentiary hearing on this nonsense.
It's so clear now! The multi-billion dollar video game industry reached down from its perch on Wall Street and demanded the creation of a free Disbarment Timer add-on for Firefox. Makes perfect sense…
As to my involvement, he writes:
GamePolitics.com's operator is Dennis McCauley, who filed his own Florida Bar complaint against Thompson for being mean to videogamers. GamePolitcs ran a multi-part series about Thompson's Bar trial, court transcripts and all. Mr. McCauley, pictured below, worked with Referee Dava Tunis to place court documents at his site before Thompson got them…
It's true that I filed a Bar complaint about him in 2006. I've written about that in the past. The Bar complaint certainly wasn't about "being mean to videogamers."
GP did indeed run a multi-part series on Thompson's Bar trial, complete with transcripts. I'm very proud of that series. The assertion about working with Judge Dava Tunis is simply a lie.
UPDATE: Thompson also mentioned that GamesLaw.net has been tracking his court filings. All part of the conspiracy, eh, Miami Jack?
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text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor After school lets out for the summer next week, there won't be any going back this fall for four longtime instructors in the Perkins County District. Elementary teachers Cindy Regier and Sandy Prante, along with high school instrumental music instructor, Sheila Johnson, have taken retirement. Also retiring is industrial technology instructor Marlin Terwilliger, who however, elected not to be featured in the story.Mrs. Sheila Johnson Last Thursday evening was the final concert for graduating seniors, as well as the last musical event at the high school for Sheila Johnson who began her career in the district in August 2002. Back then, the schools had not yet consolidated, so the Wheatland students from Madrid joined the Grant High School students to form the Grant-Wheatland Band. With a K-12 music education degree from South Dakota State University, Johnson's career with Perkins County Schools started with kindergarten and first grade music along with fifth band, sixth band, junior high band and high school band, plus Music Explore and base group. The following year, she added a music theory class and at one time had the fourth grade music class. For two years she also had the high school chorus. Currently, Johnson instructs the fifth, sixth, junior high and senior high bands, junior high chorus, sixth grade chorus, and explore. Johnson said she is not actually "retiring," but is making a career change. She plans to serve as a securities licensed financial representative with Thrivent Financial. Her husband, Dale, has been with Thrivent Financial for 10 years. "I just don't feel like I am an effective teacher anymore," said Johnson. "The kids need someone with a new attitude and new ideas." High on her list of priorities as the mother of six children is being a grandma—grandbaby number six is due this month. She loves playing any musical instrument and growing flowers. She plays in a symphony orchestra where she is the assistant conductor, and also plays in two community bands. "So I will still get to use my music," said Johnson. "I have loved teaching at the Perkins County Schools, and the kids are very talented," she said. "I will miss the kids, but plan to be back to visit!"Mrs. Sandy Prante In 2001, Sandy Prante, wife of elementary/middle school principal, Terry Prante, began teaching kindergarten at the elementary school in Elsie. Her kindergarten teaching experience actually began back in 1974 upon receiving a Bachelor's Degree in elementary education from the University of Northern Colorado. "After 39 years in the classroom, I am ready for new and different adventures," said Prante, indicating spending more time with her family as a priority. She also enjoys reading, embroidery, boating and other outdoor activities. The Prantes have been married almost 45 years and have three grown children and 10 grandchildren. Mrs. Cindy Regier Nineteen years ago, Cindy Regier began her career in the district at Grant Elementary School as a Title 1 teacher, serving grades K-8 for one year. She holds a Bachelor of Arts and Science degree from the University of Northern Colorado. She then taught third grade, taught for a couple years in a combination third/fourth class, but the rest of her years have been spent in the third grade classroom. "I have 19 years of wonderful memories from teaching in this school system and community," said Regier. In answering what led to her choice to retire, Regier said, "I think probably my eyes getting tired of having contacts in from 6 a.m. until 11 p.m.!" She plans to spend time enjoying her seven grandchildren, her seven children, and create more time to visit her mother and do more volunteer work for her church. Regier also enjoys cooking and baking, especially baking bread. "I hope to have time to enjoy some new things, like watching birds at our farm, and raising herbs," she said. Her husband, Phil, is owner/manager of Regier Truck and Equipment in Madrid and Madrid Shortstop. In directly addressing the students who have been such an important part of her life for so many years, Regier said, "Just because I'm not teaching you anymore doesn't mean I'm not interested in what and how you are doing!"


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From world-class art at Paris's Louvre to Brittany's windswept sandy beaches, France is a feast for the senses. Medieval history comes alive along Strasbourg's cobblestoned lanes, while sporty types head to Chamonix for skiing. Lavender-hued Provence was Cézanne's inspiration, and in Amiens, the bells ring out from its gothic cathedral.
Paris is romance; from gazing wistfully at Rodin's marble sculpture The Kiss, to hand-in-hand walks up to multi-domed Sacré Coeur basilica. In Lyon, lose yourself in traboules alleyways in the silk-workers' old quarter. For isolated bliss, wander through Provence's olive groves and dine in Les Baux's romantic restaurants.
At larger-than-life Disneyland Paris, the kids will love dressing up as a fairytale princess or swashbuckling pirate, then saying hi to Mickey and Goofy. Try your hand at water sports, or let the kids loose at play areas on Marseille's shingle beaches. In pink-hued Toulouse, step into the future at the interactive Cité de l'espace to see the Mir Space Station.
In Toulouse, enter through the pink marble columns to watch opera at 19th-century Théâtre du Capitole. Wander around Marseille's Italianate Old Port to hear live world music, or to sip on a post-dinner pastis. Nice's glamorous beaches are perfect for a promenade to people-watch. For glittery Paris nightlife, catch a cabaret show in Pigalle to relive the 1920s.


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Louisville's journey to the Final Four has
been even more impressive than that of Kentucky a season ago.
John Calipari's Wildcats outscored their first four NCAA Tournament opponents
by an average of 13.8 points per game in 2012. Rick Pitino's Cardinals have
out-produced their tourney foes by an average of 21.8 ppg.
Kentucky then took care of business in the 2012 Final Four, first by downing
Louisville, and then Kansas.
Now it will be the Cardinals hoping to bring the national title home to the
Bluegrass State. Pitino did it once before, but that was in 1996 when he was
in charge of the Wildcats. His team is the favorite heading to Atlanta. It has
won 14 games in a row and set a school record with its 33rd win in the Elite
Kentucky is arguably the most intense state for college basketball. Louisville
has the top-rated basketball market and its fan base certainly backed up the
numbers as it traveled to support the squad during the regional rounds.
"It means an awful lot to them because we do not have professional sports,"
said Pitino. "If the Jets are doing poorly, you go to the Giants. If the Mets
are doing poorly, you go to the Yankees. Or you pick up hockey. It's picked up
now with back-to-back Final Fours, Kentucky winning the national championship
last year. It means a lot in our state."
Although a glance at the box score of the regional final matchup against Duke
might look like it was an easy win for Louisville, anyone who watched the game
knows it was far from a pleasant experience. The game was close in the first
half and the Cardinals were tested mentally as they watched their teammate
Kevin Ware suffer a gruesome leg injury.
"It was really hard for me to pull myself together," Russ Smith said. "I
didn't ever think in a million years I would ever see something like that. And
that it happened, especially, to a guy like Kevin Ware, I was completely
Smith then made a layup with 15:44 left to give the Cardinals a 44-42 lead,
which they would never surrender. He finished with a game-high 23 points with
11 of them coming on fast break points. Smith was the motor to the Cardinals'
engine all season long, scoring 18.9 ppg with the help of his tremendous
quickness. The junior from Brooklyn has netted 26 ppg in four NCAA Tournament
games this year after failing to score more than 19 in a single game as a
The loss of Ware is unfortunate, as he had begun to elevate his play at the
right time. He scored 11 points in the team's Sweet 16 victory over Oregon,
and tallied three points in five minutes before his season-ending injury. The
sophomore guard may have been the only member of the Louisville program to
keep his composure at the time of his injury.
"I don't think we could have gathered ourselves -- I know I couldn't have --
if Kevin didn't say over and over again, 'Just go win the game'," Pitino said.
"I don't think we could have gone in the locker room with a loss after seeing
that. We had to gather ourselves. We couldn't lose this game for him."
Smith certainly stepped up his play after Ware's departure, and so did Peyton
Siva, who is just as vital for the Cardinals. The senior guard may be just as
quick as Smith, but he uses his athleticism to control the pace and set up his
teammates. Siva, who averages 5.8 assists per outing, was very aggressive last
Sunday as he scored 16 points. The program's all-time leader in steals is
obviously also a factor at the defensive end, which could come into play
against the top-tier point guards on the other side of the bracket.
Louisville's backcourt has given it a fighting chance against all teams it has
faced this season, but the guys in the frontcourt have made the difference.
Gorgui Dieng is a rare type of athlete that seems to be improving with each
passing game. The junior from Kebemer, Senegal showed he can do it all against
Duke as he finished with 14 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks. Dieng did
exhibit his one glaring weakness as he went just 2-of-8 at the free-throw line
in the win.
Dieng has less pressure to produce offensively than most players of his talent
level due to the presence of guys like Chane Behanan, Wayne Blackshear and
Luke Hancock. Behanan, who scored 30 points in an overtime loss at Notre Dame
earlier this season, has been held to eight points or fewer in every
tournament game so far. He seems to step it up when needed most though.
Behanan is due for a big game, as he typically sacrifices his personal success
to help the team survive.
Although just a sophomore, Blackshear is the glue for the Cardinals. The
swingman from Chicago doesn't do anything outstanding, but he is unselfish and
asserts himself at the defensive end. Hancock has been the x-factor so far.
The reserve wing has excellent control of his jump shot right now, and he
chipped in 10 points against Duke. Hancock has knocked down 22-of-46 from
beyond the arc during the team's current winning streak.
Louisville has matched a school-record with 33 wins this season, the same
number accumulated by the 1980 NCAA Championship team. It will have to take
down Gregg Marshall's Wichita State Shockers, who are the most unlikely of the
four schools making the trip to Atlanta.
The Shockers are a very physical and confident squad. There is still clearly
work to be done for Louisville, which is determined to bring the national
title back to the state of Kentucky. The Cardinals have made a difficult
journey appear to be somewhat easy, and stopping them will take a nearly
perfect performance by the opposition.
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Just finished my first 40k. Out and back course, nearly completely flat. It turns out I suck royally at pacing -- started out way too hard. There was a slight headwind on the way out, which made it not the worst thing in the world.
Just after the turnaround, I started getting the chills (temperature was in the mid 80s). I ended up going through about a liter and a half of water (camelbak thing), and felt reasonably alright about five minutes after I finished, so I'm not quite sure what the deal was.
Anyway, you can see how sharply the power started to drop off toward the end. Average heart rate for the effort was 200bpm on the nose (I'm 23), peaking at 206. It definitely sucked.
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All branches closed for Memorial Day, May 30th.
Mobile Art On View at Staples Public Library
Jess Cavazos, a mobile artist from Brainerd, installed three mobiles in the Roundhouse children's area of the Staples Public Library. Each mobile has has a different theme: dinosaurs with pages falling out of a book and various types of hand-painted dinosaurs (not pictured); fantasy with unicorns, fairies, mermaids and stars; and equipment and agriculture, anchored by an 18-wheeler truck with John Deere tractors and wheat symbols.
Each mobile also has brightly colored letters on pages drifting as the air moves the pieces. The works were commissioned by the Friends of the Staples Public Library. From left are Tom Kajer, board member; Don Garey, art committee member; Gloria Palmer, board president; artist Jess Cavazos; and Mary Sperley, Staples Public Library. Next time you visit the library, go to the RoundHouse to view the mobiles. It's a fun and inviting place for children and adults. (Photo courtesy of Staples World by Brenda Halvorson.)


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Position: DE-DT
Height: 6-3 Weight: 270 lbs.
Born: April 26, 1948 in Macon, GA
Died: March 24, 2016
High School: Ballard
College: Texas Southern (school history)
Drafted by the New England Patriots in the 2nd round (27th overall) of the 1971 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 61 (892nd overall since 1950)
Relatives: Father of Keith Adams
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(SportsNetwork.com) - Lance Berkman announced his retirement on Wednesday,
closing the books on a 15-year career.
"It doesn't make sense to play in the physical condition I'm in," Berkman
said to MLB.com. "I'm not going to keep trying to run out there for the heck
of it."
Berkman spent last season with Texas, hitting just .242 with six home runs, 10
doubles and 34 RBI in 73 games. The Rangers declined a 2014 club option on
his contract at the end of October, making the veteran a free agent.
Selected by Houston in the first round (16th overall) of the 1997 amateur
draft, Berkman made his major-league debut in 1999 with the Astros,
participating in 34 games and batting .237. He went on to lead the majors in
doubles with 55 in 2001, then topped the NL with 128 RBI in 2002 and claimed
the league doubles title in 2008 with 46 two-baggers.
The six-time All-Star and Texas native departs having hit 366 career home
runs and driven in 1,234 runs over 1,879 games with the Astros, Yankees,
Cardinals and Rangers.
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PHOENIX - A motorcyclist is dead after a high-speed collision with a car in west Phoenix.
Phoenix police identify the victim as 62-year-old James Norbert Stoegbauer.
They say Stoegbauer was riding on 51st Avenue from Thunderbird Road about 1:30 p.m. Friday when he collided with a car that pulled out of a shopping center in front of his motorcycle.
Witnesses say the motorcycle was traveling at a high rate of speed and Stoegbauer wasn't wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.
Police say the 26-year-old driver of the car escaped injury along with his wife, who was a passenger.
Officers are investigating the cause of the crash, but say there's no sign of impairment.


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Showing 21 - 40 of 46 for "international studies"
We Are Calvin: Andrew Mitchell
This summer, Calvin students are keeping us informed on where they are and what they're doing—from working the Google HelpDesk in Seattle to engineering a bridge in Kenya.
June 06, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
Archaeology and local culture at Umm el-Jimal
Bert de Vries involves the people of Umm el-Jimal in his efforts to preserve their antiquities.
March 07, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Rangeela 2013: Study Abroad
This year's Rangeela directors reflect on mastering footwork, dancing with fans and leading the show.
February 14, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Repeat performers: Some faculty make Entrada a habit
Three Calvin professors talk about why they sign up to teach Entrada year after year.
July 12, 2012 | David Urban
2012 Commencement Week video
Art shows, engineering projects, senior breakfast, nurse pinning, teacher commissioning, the last handshake.
June 12, 2012 | Matt Kucinski
Fulbright to teach English in Turkey
Emily Pope is captivated by the history, archeology and culture of the Middle East.
May 22, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Faith and International Development Conference
Calvin College's seventh-annual, student-run Faith and International Development Conference (FIDC) focuses on dialogue around best practices.
January 30, 2012 | Matt Kucinski
A scholar in refuge
Zimbabwean professor Richard Nenge has found a temporary home at Calvin through the Scholar Rescue Fund program.
January 05, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
International home for the holidays
International students who can't go home for the holidays find a Christmas atmosphere at Knollcrest East.
December 14, 2011 | Phil de Haan
Bravo, Fitah!
A stunning voice from Madagascar.
November 20, 2011 | Lynn Rosendale
Thanksgiving away
How do Calvin faculty and staff produce a traditional feast when they travel outside the country?
November 18, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Telling Yemen's story in the West
James Robin King '04 helps scholars from turbulent countries find refuge.
October 19, 2011 | Gayle Boss
Pioneering social work in Liberia
For five years Calvin faculty have been pioneering the first bachelor of social work program in Liberia.
September 26, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Studying in Perugia via Sister Cities
Two Calvin seniors are studying in Perugia, Italy via an award from Grand Rapids Sister Cities International.
April 26, 2011 | Andrew Steiner
Rangeela: a life
In her first year at Calvin, Anne Zaki wanted to leave. Then she pioneered Rangeela.
February 24, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
The world from a sailboat
Two sisters, a Calvin sophomore and junior, spent a year circumnavigating the globe with their family.
November 08, 2010 | Amy Surbatovich
Responding to Haiti
Economics professor Roland Hoksbergen, veteran of earthquake reconstruction in Guatemala in 1976, speaks about the challenges ahead for Haiti.
January 21, 2010 | Phil de Haan
Faculty Profile: Roland Hoksbergen
A look at professor of economics and international development studies Roland Hoksbergen.
June 12, 2009 | Matt Decker
Getting ready for Rangeela
Students gear up for international variety show.
February 24, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
From 57 colleges
This year's Faith and International Development Conference, which drew around 450 students from 57 U.S. and Canadian colleges and universities to the Calvin campus, took the theme of "Partnership: United in Service."
February 12, 2009 | Myrna Anderson


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