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March 19, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Only a few days left to become a Plus author!
This is your final reminder of the Plus new writers award, our writing competition which gives you the chance to become a Plus author, and win an iPod and signed books by some of the best popular science writers around. The deadline is March 31, so get writing now — we're looking forward to reading your entries!
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March 19, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Travels in a mathematical world
If you enjoy the Plus podcasts, then you might also like a maths podcast published by Peter Rowlett, the University Liaison Officer of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. On his travels he records short interviews with interesting mathematicians talking about their career and work. There are also episodes on the history of mathematics and on mathematical news, and the webpage also contains a blog.
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March 11, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
This is the 50th issue of Plus and to celebrate, we've made it especially big. We explore the incredibly life-like images generated by computers and fragile medieval frescoes, find chaos in fluid flows and prime numbers in a sieve, meet the "English Galileo" and a man who's into geeky pop, and learn about the dangers of bacon sandwiches. Plus the usual regular features including book reviews, puzzle and podcasts.
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March 6, 2009
Friday, March 06, 2009
Geek Pop 2009: Be there and be square
The Geek Pop '09 virtual festival site opens its gates today to music fans and science geeks from all over the world. Geek Pop showcases the talents of up-and-coming artists playing music inspired by science.
In the second year of running, festival goers will be treated to 15 acts playing four virtual stages. The festival, which kicks off during National Science and Engineering Week (6th-15th March), is free to enter and festival goers can take away a free festival highlights podcast. All performances will be available on Geek Pop catch-up for the entire year following the event.
Headlining on Geek Pop's main stage, the Tetrahedron, will be doctors Adam Kay and Suman Biswas, otherwise known as Amateur Transplants. Other artists include an engineering professor, an astronomy-inspired electro outfit and renowned science writer Stuart Clark playing rock guitar.
As well as music downloads from artists playing at the event, the first 1,500 visitors to the Tesla Tent will be entitled to three free music downloads of their choice, courtesy of sponsors 7digital.
"We've really got some fantastic acts lined up and what's great is that all of them are very committed to their music as well as their science," says festival organiser Hayley Birch. "But there's a serious message in Geek Pop, which is that science and creativity aren't so very far apart. Of course, there's also a not so serious message, which is that it's okay to be a geek."
And if you're into your geek pop, watch out for an exclusive interview with one of the artists playing at the festival, soon to be published on Plus.
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March 6, 2009
Friday, March 06, 2009
The mathematical work of Charles Dodgson aka Lewis Carroll
Writing, mathematics, photography — Charles Dodgson had many talents, and if he hadn't become famous for his Alice books, he would almost certainly have become famous for something else. In this podcast we talk to Robin Wilson, Professor of Pure Mathematics at the Open University and a prolific author himself, about Dodgson's mathematical work, which included an influential theory of elections and a play on Euclid's Elements. Robin Wilson is the author of the book Lewis Carroll in numberland, which has been reviewed in Plus.
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March 4, 2009
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Every picture tells a story
John D. Barrow, renowned Cambridge cosmologist and author, director of the Millennium Mathematics Project, and regular contributor to Plus has won the Royal Society Michael Faraday Prize, which is awarded annually for excellence in communicating science to the general public. The prize lecture, entitled Every picture tells a story, took place in London last week and is a fascinating tour through scientific imagery. It has now been put online on the Royal Society website. Happy watching!
To hear a version of Barrow's talk focusing on mathematics, listen to the enhanced Plus podcast Cosmic imagery. It comes with pictures!
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Cochrane Collaboration
This international organization supports informed health care decision-making by preparing, updating, and making available systematic reviews of effects of health practices. There is broad consensus about the high overall quality of Cochrane systematic reviews, which are prepared and updated by over 50 groups focusing on different topical areas. The Pregnancy and Childbirth and the Neonatal review groups are of special interest to maternal and newborn care. Some reviews from other review groups include relevant content.
The Cochrane Library (updated monthly) is the main product of the Cochrane Collaboration. This exceptional resource of "independent high-quality evidence for health care decision making" includes a series of databases. In addition to The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (with over 4,000 systematic reviews or protocols that are being used to develop systematic reviews), this publication includes a register of controlled trials (CENTRAL, with about 500,000 records), a methodology bibliography (with over 7,500 records), the Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects (DARE), Health Technology Assessment Database (HTA), NHS Economic Evaluation Database (NHS EED), and more.
Work to systematically identify, summarize, and present the best available evidence about effects of maternity practices began in the 1970s, led to the establishment of the Cochrane Collaboration in 1993, and continues through its Pregnancy and Childbirth and Neonatal Groups. This clinical area ushered in the era of evidence-based practice and as a result has a relatively rich body of systematic reviews from the Cochrane Collaboration and others.
Below are selected resources for learning more and gaining access to the reviews.
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About the Cochrane Collaboration
The Cochrane Library
Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Group
Cochrane Neonatal Group
About the Cochrane Collaboration
About the Cochrane Collaboration and How to Get Involved, Cochrane Collaboration.
Cochrane: the reliable source of evidence in health care, Cochrane Collaboration.
The Cochrane Collaboration: a brief introduction.
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The Cochrane LibraryAbout Cochrane Systematic Reviews and Protocols, Cochrane Collaboration.
About The Cochrane Library, Cochrane Collaboration.
How to use The Cochrane Library, Cochrane Collaboration.
The Cochrane Library, Wiley InterScience.
[Subscription required for full-text access; some countries but not the United States have national subscriptions; free worldwide access to abstracts and plain language summaries and some additional content]
The Cochrane Library: an introduction, Cochrane Collaboration.
The Cochrane Library user guides (PDF), Wiley InterScience.
Evidence-based Medicine Reviews (EBMR), Ovid.
(By Subscription, includes The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews and Cochrane CENTRAL controlled trial register)
NICS guide to The Cochrane Library, National Institute for Clinical Studies and Australasian Cochrane Centre.
Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Group
Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Group
Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Group, Aims & Responsibilities.
Enkin M, Keirse MJNC, Neilson J, Crowther C, Duley L, Hodnett E, Hofmeyr J. A Guide to Effective Care in Pregnancy and Childbirth, 3rd ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000.
Hofmeyr GJ, Neilson JP, Zarko A, et al. Pregnancy and childbirth: a Cochrane pocket book. West Sussex, UK: John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 2008.
Cochrane Neonatal Group
Cochrane Neonatal Review Group.
Faleh A, Al-Omran M. Reporting and methodologic quality of Cochrane Neonatal Review Group systematic reviews. BMC Pediatr. 2009;17(9):38.
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NICHD Cochrane Neonatal Home Page, National Institutes of Health.
(with full text of all systematic reviews prepared by Cochrane Neonatal Group)
McGuire W, Fowlie PW, Soll RF. What has the Cochrane collaboration ever done for newborn infants? Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed. 2010;95(1):F2-6.
Sinclair JC, Haughton DE, Bracken MB, Horbar JD, Soll RF. Cochrane neonatal systematic reviews: a survey of the evidence for neonatal therapies. Clin Perinatol. 2003;30(2):285-304.
Soll RF, Updating reviews: the experience of the Cochrane Neonatal Review Group. Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol. 2008;22 (Suppl 1):29-32.
Soll RF. The Cochrane Neonatal Review Group: who we are and what we have done. Evidence-based Child Health: A Cochrane Review Journal. 2010;5(1):3-10.
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text: Gold has been one of 2011's best performing assets. Despite a rout toward the end of the year, the yellow metal gained nearly 15%, outperforming both U.S. and EM equities, and commodities in general (as measured by the GSG commodity ETF). Yet gold equities have underperformed. Super loose monetary policy in advanced economies and expansionary monetary policy in developed economies will feed inflation expectations and safe haven buying, which will be bullish for gold in 2012. The yellow metal will average $1,950 an ounce, according to Tom Winmill, President of Midas Funds, which should be bullish for equities going forward. Here are the best and worst ideas to invest in gold in 2012.


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iPhone, Safari browser used.
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Get over yourself and your feigned outrage,right wingers.
It's the paranoid teabillies who are rabidly screaming their heads off about Obama coming for the penis extenders, He isn't, And somehow, they claim that they will valiantly fight against the perceived tyranny of the federal government, They won't. And their faux patriotism is called treason.
The reality is, if the federal government were even half as evil as their hysterical hyperbole implies, they would have been hauled off to a FEMA camps years ago. That they are still walking the streets and able to give voice to their inner demons and personal shortcomings illustrates how completely disconnected from reality the right truly is.


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Bronx, NY (Sports Network) - Dwayne Evans set a new career-high with 24 points
to push the Saint Louis Billikens to a 90-73 rout of the Fordham Rams in an
Atlantic 10 Conference matchup at Rose Hill Gym.
Cody Ellis also tallied a career-high of 22 points for Saint Louis (17-5, 6-2
A-10) as it notched its fifth win in a row. Evans also collected 10 boards for
his first double-double of the season, Jordair Jett added 14 points, Grandy
Glaze scored 10 points, and Mike McCall Jr. dished out six assists.
Mandell Thomas led Fordham (6-17, 2-6) with 22 points on 8-of-13 shooting from
the floor. Travion Leonard scored 12 points while Branden Frazier contributed
11 points, eight assists, and five rebounds. The loss was the third in a row
for the Rams.
The Billikens shot 55.2 percent from the floor and outscored Fordham, 27-10,
in bench points in the first half en route to a 40-33 halftime lead. The hosts
trailed at the break despite outrebounding Saint Louis, 19-14, in the opening
Saint Louis went 17-of-29 from the field and converted 15-of-19 at the charity
stripe over the final 20 minutes to extend its lead by 10 points. The Rams
were unable to mount a comeback even though they hit 50 percent of their field
goal attempts in the second half.
Fordham was guilty of 12 turnovers that the visitors converted into 17 points.
Saint Louis assisted 20 of its 33 makes from the floor to score 90 points in
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Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: Afghan - about 39" wide x 46" long; Square - about 12" x 14 1/2"
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Maggie Weldon used a classic teddy bear image to design the adorable Baby Bears Afghan and Pillow Pattern. The color changes and delicate edging make this pattern an intermediate skill level. Each teddy bear block is made separately with a worsted weight yarn, and then pieced together with crochet stitches. Each block is about 12 inches wide and 14.5 inches tall, with the crochet afghan finished size being 39 inches wide and 46 inches long. The Baby Bears Afghan and Pillow Pattern create a standard size baby afghan, so you don't have to worry about excess blanket when using the afghan to wrap your infant.
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text: East meets West and History meets Art in this intriguing package. You'll tour Gekkeikan Sake Brewery, a state-of-the-art Japanese sake brewery, and sample unique sake creations. Then experience California's Gold Rush at the Folsom History Museum. Enjoy superb outlet shopping at Folsom Premium Outlets. Be sure to discover charming downtown Folsom with great dining, galleries and more!


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- Cytopathology
- This tutorial site presents case studies in cytopathology.
- Cytopathnet: Online Cytopathology Resource Center
- A Collection of Cytopathology News and Resources.
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- This educational tool includes a cervical cytolgy atlas.
- Female Genital Pathology Index
- This site presents gross and microscopic pathology of the female genitalia.
- Cervical Cytology Practice Guidelines
- From the American Society of Cytopathology.
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Downton Abbey
Has Downton Abbey Been Renewed for Season 4?
Season 3 of Downton Abbey hasn't even started airing in the U.S. yet, but now fans can already start looking forward to Season 4.
TV Line reports that the hit British drama, which airs on PBS here in the States, has been picked up by the UK's ITV for a fourth season. PBS has yet to confirm that it will air Downton Season 4 in the U.S., but it seems quite likely that it will.
"Viewers can look forward to more drama, comedy, love, hatred, jealousy, rivalry, ambition, despair and romance," Executive Producer Gareth Neame said in a statement.
The Season 3 finale of Downton aired in the UK in early November, but PBS won't start airing Season 3 in the US until January 6, 2013. Production for Season 4 is expected to begin in February.
Thank goodness, too! We're honestly having a bit of a hard time trying to imagine life without the Dowager Countess (Maggie Smith) and her pithy one-liners.
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Does anyone have a suggestion on how to add the Mexican Peso to the list of currencies in this zimlet?
I have tried changing/hacking the ycurrency.js file and adding an entry for it myself. But once I did that and tried to deploy it... it failed.
This feature would be great for us, but we only convert between USD and MXP (pesos).


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Over the weekend I built a new Zimbra server to replace our old Zimbra server that needed the software to be upgraded and to be installed on a server with a larger storage area.
Old Server: Release 4.0.0_RC1_272.FC5_20060814124642 FC5 FOSS edition
New Server: Release 4.5.6_GA_1044.RHEL4_20070706225645 CentOS4 FOSS edition
Once I got the new server up and running and had all the accounts created and the settings set up the way we wanted it, I used imapsync to migrate the messages from the old server to the new server. Most of the accounts transferred without problem with the exception for a couple. I did some research and it appears as though imapsync fails at one point because of some kind of APPEND issue (there is an example here).
The suggested solution was to disable attachment indexing during the imapsync operations and then re-enable it afterwards and then get Zimbra to re-index the messages. I have looked in the forums, on the wiki and have done searches on Google but I cannot find how you disable the attachment indexing.
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May 24, 2016
Associated Press Release
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida Gov. Rick Scott has appointed two new members to the State Board of Education.
Scott on Thursday also reappointed one member, John Padget, a private investor and former school superintendent from Key West.
The new members are Dr. Ada Armas of Coral Gables and John Colon, a senior vice president with Wells Fargo Advisors from University Park.
Armas replaces Coral Gables lawyer Roberto "Bobby" Martinez, whose four-year term expired. Colon will serve two years remaining in the term of Dr. Akshay Desai, a St. Petersburg physician, who resigned.
Their appointments are subject to confirmation by the Florida Senate, but they can begin serving in the meantime.
Gov. Jeb Bush initially appointed Martinez in 2005. Gov. Charlie Crist initially appointed Desai and Scott reappointed him in 2011.
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Before the first crunch of shoulder pads there are hints that college football 2013 may be the season you tell the grandchildren about.
Louisville could run the table.
Western could make the Sun Belt a last roundup and stepping stone to bowl game not in Detroit.
And, Kentucky could win a half-dozen games.
Before all that, however, football's glamour boy Johnny Manziel has put football in the stage lights.
Kid from Texas A&M earned as much sensational prose the last 12 months as Edward Snowden, Ryan Braun and A-Rod combined.
Trial balloons were floated in 2011. Last month an NCAA conference commissioner issued a new set of buzz words for college sports fans to wrap their minds and tongues around. The town crier was sent to the gate ringing his bell to declare "Hear ye, hear ye all!"
Transformational change.
Transformational ... what?
A five syllable synonym for money. Also a fool's temptation to open the proverbial Pandora's Box.
When Kenny Perry came huffing and puffing to the 18th green at the 34th Seniors Open Golf Tournament Sunday in Omaha, we had to smile. An age thing.
Here's our guy again. Two weeks removed from winning his first Senior Players Championship in Pittsburgh, Perry had wobbled the first two days in Omaha then charged to the front and led by five as he came up the hill to enjoy TV face-time, applause and whistles reserved for a winner on a Sunday evening ahead of 60 Minutes.
Let us celebrate with moderation, Nerlens Noel's good fortune this celebratory week (July 4).
A multi-millionaire, ($2,640,600, according to NBA Rookie pay scale), the newest Philadelphia 76er is probably house shopping for mom, gated community of course. And, assuming he has a driver's license, a shiny new car to go with tailored and monogrammed wardrobe, while his agent negotiates a product endorsement or two.
Noel has arrived. Life is good, right?
Well, maybe.
One of our state's iconic athletes left last week. Calvin Bird was 75.
Turning back what doesn't feel like so many pages, but is — football in Corbin on a Friday night. One fence-leaner townie putting a pun on his pals, "By golly, that Bird boy's really somethin', ain't he? He can fly!"
Indelibly, I remember a crisp autumn evening, aroma(s) fresh cut grass, popcorn and cheap cigars on the air and temperatures chilled enough to make visible the frosty exhale of offensive line squared up to start spending adrenaline.
An Internet basketball opinion piece from Bleacher Report last month offered for discussion the "10 Most Polarizing Figures in College Basketball."
There were some good, some not and naturally, a few debatables from writer Doug Brodess.
Four have ties to our basketball triangle. No. 7 Rick Pitino, No. 6 Adolph Rupp, No. 4 John Calipari, and of course, Bob Knight at No. 1.
A (Brodess) sampling.
PITINO teams have always played with an in-your-face brashness, applying huge amounts of pressure on both ends of the court.
When year-end time comes to chronicle the Kentucky Story in Sports 2013, the suspense will be like Secretariat in the Belmont Stakes 40 years ago. June 9, 1973, Secretariat by 31 lengths.
Story in Sports 2013 - University of Louisville athletics by 31 lengths.
In the latest chapter of 2012-13, the baseball Cardinals (51-12) are off to Omaha, Neb., this week for the college World Series.
Stephen Hawking hasn't noticed, but Planet Basketball has returned to its rightful orbit in the heavens. A coaches preseason college poll reflects no sight or sound from Tobacco Road as Indiana, Louisville and Kentucky rank 1-2-3.
Could only happen in a David Anspaugh fiction (Hoosiers), right?
Ten years ago, Spencer County High School suited up the first football team in its history. I've been told that the old Taylorsville High School fielded a football team many decades ago, but for recent decades, Friday nights in the fall had been mostly uneventful in Taylorsville.
"Life is painting a picture, not creating a sum (of money)."
– Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
A bit of Holmes' wisdom sets a rhythm for a post-Derby week, right?
First, college graduation. Photo from Lexington. Darius Miller and Eloy Vargas in cap and gown. Young men prepared to paint the next grid on life's picture. We are especially hopeful for Miller. Man's knack for making good impressions and good decisions and right place, right time, look promising.
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May 25, 2016
Tallahassee, FL-January 12, 2013
A Tallahassee Pet Adoption is hoping to find a new home for 100 pets.
Forty pets were adopted during the "Take Me Home" pet adoption at the North Florida Fairgrounds Saturday.
About a dozen different animal rescue groups participated in the adoption.
Between the various organizations, there are about 70 dogs and 30 cats looking for new homes.
For more information on how to adopt a pet, go to www.takemehomepetadoption.com
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May 24, 2016
By: Eames Yates
March 9, 2013
Valdosta, GA.- Gator Tail, a tiger, homemade ice cream and a lot more made Valdosta's thirteenth annual Azalea Festival a hit in Drexel Park.
Festival attendee Susan Jenkins said "you couldn't have asked for a better day, as you can see by crowds out here, it's beautiful."
Another festival attendee L.C. Copeland said "it turned out very nice. Last week it was just cold and rainy and today is a beautiful day."
One kid said their was "thirty million" people at the festival. That number may be a little generous, but festival organizers say this year's festival is on track to surpass the twenty thousand visitors that came last year.
Joanne Griner is the Azalea Festival founder. She said "I think it would be an easy thirty thousand this year over the two days. Because as you can see they're stepping all over each other."
The crowds were indeed thick. Attendees got more than just food and rides.
Carolyn Lipscomb of Adventist Community Services said "we are providing a free health screening program. We're taking blood pressures."
Gretchen Quarterman is with the Lowndes County Democratic Party. She said "we're registering voters. It's always important for people to update their address when they move. So even though we're not in election season right now, we want to make sure that everybody is qualified to vote."
In total there were roughly 160 different vendors. The festival is also on Sunday March 10. It is free and open to the public.
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Politics | Paul Teller directs the Republican Study Committee at a pivotal post-election time
House Republicans will be down eight seats when the 113th Congress swears in lawmakers on Jan. 7. The staunch conservatives missing in action will include Florida's Allen West and Illinois' Joe Walsh, two vocal freshmen whom Democrats successfully targeted for elimination.
Yet even as overall GOP numbers took a hit on Election Day, some would argue the conservative voice in Congress has never been stronger. The Republican Study Committee (RSC), the party's conservative arm, will seat more members in the 113th Congress than it had at the end of the 112th, and that number is expected to inch upward. Once the new members get settled in, they'll meet Paul Teller.
Teller is the executive director of the RSC and the linchpin to the largest, most influential caucus in Washington. That makes him one of the most influential staffers on Capitol Hill, playing a critical role for the conservative movement, even though the average voter has probably never heard Teller's name.
Voters will be familiar with his work: Pick almost any conservative policy issue and Teller is in the middle of it, ranging from pro-Israel policy to a conservative healthcare solution to last year's "Cut, Cap, and Balance" legislation.
Teller, 41, has been at the RSC for nearly 12 years—an eternity for a Capitol Hill staffer—and during that time the caucus has more than tripled in size to 167 members. "I love the RSC," he told me. "Cut my arm and you'll see little R's, little S's, and little C's come out."
Despite his affection for the caucus, Teller has shown he's more committed to principles than politics—and it's gotten him in trouble more than once.
Teller was raised on Long Island by mostly liberal Jewish parents. Teller's mother, whom he calls a "Jesse Jackson liberal," helped shape his beliefs, but not always the way she planned: When she taught him all races should be treated equally, he concluded affirmative action was wrong. When she taught him to consider how policies hurt the average person, he concluded the welfare state was hurting the poor and needed reform. "Some of her stuff, put through a new filter, came out conservative," he said.
When Teller was in the seventh grade, his teacher gave students a list of political issues and had them write down their views. Based on the results, the teacher divided students into five groups: radical, liberal, moderate, conservative, and reactionary. Teller was one of six labeled reactionary. "I was fringe from the beginning," he says, laughing.
Teller, who describes himself as a mildly practicing Jew, attributes his conservatism to Ronald Reagan and "lots of reasoning by a young man concerned by the liberal views on such issues as crime, education, and foreign policy" in the 1980s. He earned his bachelor's degree at Duke University and a doctorate at American University in the 1990s.
During that time he says he quashed his only remaining liberalism, saying he was pro-abortion out of a "warped view of conservatism" ("If welfare moms want to abort their kids, let them"). He became pro-life after hearing an American Life League speaker talk about "miniature babies" discarded behind abortion mills.
Teller arrived on Capitol Hill in 1999 and moved to the RSC in 2001. Rep. Tom Price, R-Ga., the RSC chairman in 2009-10, said it was a "no-brainer" in 2009 to move Teller into the RSC's top job, overseeing its 10-person staff. "He has huge respect in the conservative movement," Price told me. "He's working to move things forward, no matter who gets credit or who does the work."
When President Barack Obama pushed the Affordable Care Act in 2009, Price, a physician, said the president often promised to listen to anyone with a good healthcare idea. So Teller drafted a letter on Price's behalf to Obama accepting a seat at the negotiating table. He sent it to Obama every week (or every time the president repeated his mantra) for more than a year. Teller was the point man for creating the "Empowering Patients First Act," conservatives' comprehensive alternative to Obamacare, but the president never considered it.
Last year, as the federal government's borrowing power reached its limit, Teller surveyed RSC members to see what they might negotiate in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. Three themes emerged: Cut spending, cap spending, and pass a balanced budget amendment to avoid a Greece-like debt crisis.
Teller took the lead in crafting "Cut, Cap, and Balance" legislation, which the House passed and made a major part of the debt-ceiling negotiations, even though the Democrat-controlled Senate immediately tabled the bill.
That's OK, said Teller: "If everybody expected 100 percent total victory every day and based their mood on that, we'd all be in mental institutions," he said. "You have to look at the bright side and use that bright side to strengthen yourself for the next battle."
The coming battles include the so-called "fiscal cliff"—mandatory spending cuts and tax increases set to take effect Jan. 1—which could include discussions on entitlement reform, and another debt ceiling skirmish that has been largely overshadowed. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the federal government can keep afloat into early 2013, but it may bump into its borrowing limit before the fiscal cliff arrives, and House Speaker John Boehner has promised another showdown. "There's a lot left to do," Teller said. "Liberty is eroding in this country."
Meanwhile Teller, whose cheerful optimism earns him the nickname "happy warrior," is trying to talk other conservatives off the ledge: "There are some legitimate positives," he said. "We lost some very important conservatives ... but by and large the members that lost were a little less conservative."
Teller's allegiance to conservative standards—he said President George W. Bush didn't meet the standard —has won him plenty of friends but made some enemies, too. Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan., who met Teller when the two were working on doctorates at American University, told me Teller is a man of integrity, but some people still don't like him: "They don't dislike him personally, they dislike how effective he is," he said.
Huelskamp said Teller's role is critical: Most conservative issues considered in the House come out of the RSC, and getting those into law is difficult with a Democrat-controlled Senate. The RSC is largely responsible for framing the debate and keeping issues in the public eye.
During the debt ceiling debate last year, the RSC worked against the Budget Control Act of 2011 negotiated by Boehner—because Teller, RSC Chairman Jim Jordan, and other conservatives felt it didn't go far enough to balance the budget and trim the national debt. "We just didn't like this particular legislative proposal," said Teller, and the RSC wasn't afraid to oppose its own party. After an RSC staffer lobbied outside groups against its own members, and someone leaked a Teller email assessing the mood in a closed-door meeting, a dozen members ended up leaving the caucus.
The RSC pressure helped convince Huelskamp and 65 other Republicans to vote against the bill, but the maneuvering among Republicans also highlighted a divided party. And it strengthened Teller's position with conservatives: Seven months later, he was named Capitol Hill Staffer of the Year at the 2012 Weyrich Awards Dinner.
Following the GOP's Nov. 6 losses, change is in the Washington air as Republicans evaluate the direction of the party. Price lost his bid to attain the GOP's No. 4 leadership position, and Steve Scalise, R-La., won the Nov. 15 RSC leadership election. The 47-year-old pro-life Catholic and Tea Party member will face a divide between those who believe the caucus has grown too large with too many moderates, and those who don't like the push toward more conservative policies.
Teller told me he believes conservatives need to keep doing most of what they've been doing, but with improved messaging to groups that didn't vote Republican—such as Hispanics. "We need to go to the people where they are. We need to meet people, build coalitions, go where they work, go where they pray, and connect with human beings."
Decisions to retain RSC staff should happen before year's end, but regardless of the outcome, Teller says, "Our ideas are bigger than any election. They live on regardless of who wins whatever office."
Some speculate on Teller's future as a political candidate, but he told me a run for office is unlikely. He placed the odds "around 3" on a 1-to-10 scale, noting he lives in a liberal area of Maryland with his wife and two kids, and he's not enticed by the "grueling" job of a lawmaker. For now, he has no plans to quit trying to "throw a monkey wrench into the gears of liberalism," because "the gears are still churning really, really hard."


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About Joe Friel
Joe has trained endurance athletes since 1980. His clients are elite amateur and professional road cyclists, mountain bikers, triathletes, and duathletes. They come from all corners of the globe and include American and foreign national champions, world championship competitors, and an Olympian.
He is the author of ten books on training for endurance athletes including the popular and best-selling TrainingBible book series. He holds a masters degree in exercise science, is a USA Triathlon and USA Cycling certified Elite-level coach, and is a founder and past Chairman of the USA Triathlon National Coaching Commission.
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The name "TrainingBible" came from Joe Friel's popular series of books – The Cyclist's TrainingBible (1995), The Triathletes TrainingBible (1997) and The Mountain Biker's TrainingBible (1998). The first book in the series provided the names to follow for the others. Cycling stage races have commonly provided a "race bible" for the competitors. This provides everything the riders need including detailed course maps, race rules, daily logistics and more. Just as these race bibles were intended to thoroughly prepare the athlete for the logistics of the race, the TrainingBible books were written to completely prepare the athlete for the physical demands of the race.
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1968 Chevy Camaro RS - Plain JaneWritten by on October 24, 2013 Contributors: Johnny Hunkins Buying this Camaro was the best $100 Rodney Prouty ever spent.
Remember back when having $100 to spend meant something? With a bill like that burning a hole in your pocket, there were so many options for things to buy or do. Nowadays, $100 doesn't go far at all, especially when it comes to project cars. That is, unless you're Rodney Prouty. So far, he holds the PHR award for the best $100 ever spent.
That's because rather than just buying a part for project car, Rodney managed to get an entire car for $100. And not just any old unwanted or unpopular model: a 1968 Camaro. Sure, it was a rusty shell with no glass, dash, seats, engine, or trans, but it was still a first-gen Camaro and the moment Rodney laid eyes on it wasting away forlornly in a garage, he knew he had finally found his car. Meanwhile, we've seen guys selling Camaro doors for twice that much. Some dudes just have all the luck.
So how did such a lucky stroke happen without the inner circle of Camaro lovers knowing about it and snapping it up long before just a regular muscle car enthusiast could have a chance? It was actually just the beginning of a string of happenstance that allowed Rodney to put together a good-looking autocross '68 Camaro for about $15,000 total, which is less than most guys end up with in their drivetrain.
A few years back, Rodney was working at a Camaro restoration shop when a call came in from a local lady who was looking to vacate a '69 Camaro project from her garage. It seems that it was her estranged son's car that he had abandoned in the backyard about 10 years ago. She and her husband had eventually pushed it into the garage, but now they wanted to remodel, and the Camaro was in the way. Rodney was mildly interested since he had always wanted to build a first-gen Camaro for himself, so he inquired what she was looking to get for it. "I don't know," she replied. "Maybe $100." Rodney laughed to himself, assured that it likely was neither a Camaro nor a 1969 anything, and was likely beyond rough, but still he decided to go check it out from sheer curiosity.
When he arrived, the garage door lifted and light revealed a tailpanel he recognized immediately. It wasn't a '69, but it was a Camaro: a '68 RS to be specific. Getting a little excited, Rodney proceeded to examine the find. It was rough with a lot of missing parts, and had heavily dented fenders and very rusty floors. Still, it had a certain feel to it that told Rodney this car was meant for him. He asked the lady if she was sure about the price since the parts were probably worth more, and she affirmed she was; the car just needed to go. Rodney gladly paid, and while he was loading it up he got another pleasant surprise; the sale included a bunch of random parts. So Rodney rolled away with a '68 Camaro roller and several hundred dollars worth of parts for $100. Do you hate him yet? We do, just a little bit.
Like most of us, Rodney was on a budget, but rather than spend all that money he saved on the initial purchase price of the Camaro, he decided it would be much more fun to try and continue the theme of making his own muscle go as far as possible on the build. So he began going to swap meets, bartering, and hunting through classifieds to find more bargains. Fate was smiling again, and Rodney ran across an interesting ad; apparently a vindictive divorce led to a lady listing a ton of parts her ex had left behind for $50. Rodney responded first and loaded everything up. Since the car gods seemed to be on his side, Rodney decided to pay it forward and everything that he wasn't going to use, he put back up for sale super cheap. That kept his karma clean and helped get some other guys further along on their projects.
It must have worked too, because the stuff he needed kept coming his way. When Rodney threw the Powerglide trans that came with the Camaro up for sale for $100, a Super T10 four-speed popped up for $300 and he got to it first. With things going so well, and Rodney handling all of the work himself, he set the goal to get the Camaro moving under its own power in a year. He wasn't too far off; it took 14 months before the Camaro fired. It was ugly, resplendent in its six shades of primer sans interior other than two front seats, but the CHP agreed that it was a roadworthy Camaro and issued Rodney a new title.
Even though it was barely above stock spec and sported rock-hard 15-inch tires, Rodney decided to get back into his previous hobby of running SCCA autocross events and took the Camaro out for a good time. Of course it was slow and plowed and rolled its way around the course, but Rodney determined to make one change at a time, beginning with an upgraded front sway bar. That continued for a while, but it was during a parts scouting trip to a Goodguys event when he saw their autocross for the first time and all the well-built muscle cars running quick laps that he truly felt bitten by the bug. He told his girlfriend that this was something he had to try.
At his first Goodguys autocross, the Camaro still looked like a beater, but had a few bolt-on upgrades and a better set of wheels and tires. Rodney managed to attract the attention of famed Camaro autocrosser Mary Pozzi, who walked over and asked if she could ride along for a lap. Rodney didn't know her at all other than by reputation, so he was blown away. After the lap Mary said he had a good base to start with and offered some advice on what to do next and how to attack the course. Rodney couldn't believe how warm and welcoming she and the rest of the crowd were to him; he was hooked and began attending West Coast Goodguys autocross events whenever he could.
Not too long after, Rodney decided to leave the Camaro restoration shop he was working at. So with some time on his hands, he decided he might as well learn how to paint his car. After all, it was starting to amass a respectable list of parts and turn decent lap times on the autocross. So Rodney volunteered at a paint shop nearby and over the course of a few weeks learned most of the finer points of bodywork and block sanding. Armed with that knowledge, he went out and bought $100 worth of white paint and supplies and set up a booth in his garage. Not only did he spray the base white, he also laid out and painted the '69 Camaro-style stripe. After all, it was originally purported to be a '69.
By the time we spotted Rodney and the '68 on a Goodguys course, and then later at the American Street Car Series' Run To The Coast (RTTC) event, the paint was polished to perfection and it also sported a fresh stock interior with Corbeau buckets and Auto Meter gauges in the dash. If asked, we would have guessed it was a $40K-plus build, but that just isn't the case. By trading and seeking out deals on used parts and doing most of the work himself, Rodney stuck to that low-buck, real-world goal. How does about $15,000 total for a slick-looking, autocross-ready, daily driveable LS-powered '68 Camaro sound? Yes, on top of all of that, the '68 is Rodney's daily driver, taking him just about everywhere, including work. It sounds to us like you're out of excuses; get out in your garage and set your own plan to barter, sell, and swap meet your project to completion. We'll give you 14 months.
I had a running car, albeit ugly, but I was off to SCCA events with rock hard tires, no interior, and five colors of primer.
By The Numbers
1968 Camaro RS
Rodney Prouty, San Mateo, CA
Type: 6.0L LQ4
Block: GM Iron
Rotating assembly: factory GM
Cylinder Heads: stock LQ4
Camshafts: stock LQ4
Valvetrain: stock LQ4
Intake: Edelbrock carb conversion
Carb: Edelbrock 650 Thunder
Air induction: Spectre airbox
Oiling: Moroso track pan
Fuel system: Holley FPR
Exhaust: Sanderson headers, custom exhaust
Ignition: Edelbrock/MSD LS Timing Controller
Output: untested
Built by: GM/Rodney Prouty
Transmission: Hurst-shifted 1975 aluminum wide-ratio Super T10 four-speed with Centerforce Dual Friction clutch
Rearend: '71 Nova 10-bolt with 3.55 gears and Detroit Truetrac diff
Front suspension: fully welded and shot-peened stock subframe with 12:1 AGR steering box, Global West upper arms, Detroit Speed & Engineering lower arms, Hotchkis springs, RideTech shocks, and Hotchkis sway bar
Rear suspension: Hotchkis leaf springs with RideTech shocks and Hellwig sway bar
Chassis mods: Hotchkis subframe connectors and Handle Bar subframe stiffener, Guldstrand upper control arm mod
Brakes: C5 Corvette front brakes on original spindles, Cadillac brakes in the rear
Wheels: 17x8 & 17x9.5 Coys
Tires: 255/40R17 & 275/40R17 Falken Azenis


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Boulder, CO (Sports Network) - Spencer Dinwiddie erupted for a game-high 29
points as the Colorado Buffaloes posted a 70-61 win over the Colorado State
Rams in non-conference play at the Coors Events Center.
Dinwiddie finished the meeting 8-of-10 from the floor, including 5-of-7 behind
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followed by Dorian Green with 18 points in the first loss of the campaign.
Colorado scored the first points of the game and never looked back, shooting a
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line, as the hosts took a 42-22 lead at the break.
In the second half Colorado State closed the gap, mostly because the Buffs
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still Colorado played well enough to hold on for the win.
CSU, which shot only 35.6 percent from the floor overall, turned the ball over
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Never Give Up Philosophy of Germain Racing Has 24 Team Looking Forward to Racing at South Boston on Saturday and Raising Awareness for Red Cross Efforts in Japan
Mooresville, N.C. (04-12-2011) – Sophomore driver Zach Germain has learned since joining Germain Racing that it's nearly impossible to find anyone in the garage, driver or crew member, who has more competitive spirit than his Germain Racing teammates. After the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East season opener in Greenville-Pickens, Germain Racing made the handling of the No. 24 Camry a team project. The young driver knew how rich with talent Germain Racing was, but, the team's depth of information and the drive to succeed still surprised the Columbus, OH, native.
"I am excited to get to South Boston. For the past two weeks, my team, and really everyone at Germain Racing, has just put a ton of effort into improving our No. 24 Camry. We have talked about ways to use the design of this chassis to our advantage when we get to South Boston and I think it will give us an excellent opportunity to showcase the team's depth and to promote the ongoing efforts by the Red Cross to aid the disaster victims in Japan," said Germain.
Germain will sport a Red Cross disaster relief message on the hood of the No. 24 Camry. This was initiated by fellow Toyota team owner Shigeaki Hattori, a former Germain Racing driver in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
"Shige was in Japan when the earthquake hit. He was actually visiting Toyota headquarters and it was far enough away that they didn't immediately understand the severity of the situation. Since then, we have all learned how serious the disaster is. My family has a relationship with Toyota that dates back more than 40 years, and Germain Racing has earned two championships for Toyota. It's important for us to use our resources to promote ongoing Red Cross efforts for the victims of the earthquake and tsunami," said Germain.
General manager Mike Hillman Sr. adds that it's important to keep the Red Cross efforts top of mind as this disaster isn't one that can be overcome overnight.
"It's very easy to lose focus on the tragedy in Japan because it's so far away and it isn't as big of a story in the news. Conditions really are not better. It's important for Germain Racing to help support the Toyota family and all those affected by this disaster in Japan," said Hillman.
Hattori was in Japan for the events.
"I have seen so much of this tragedy from being there when it happened. I am fortunate my family is safe, but I really want to do what I can to coordinate with my friends in Japan to bring aid to the victims. I appreciate Zach and Germain Racing and the Toyota Racing associates here in the U.S. for helping raise awareness for what the Red Cross is doing for Japan," said Hattori, who resides in Tokyo.
The No. 24 Camry will be on track Saturday, April 16th at South Boston Speedway. Practice begins at 12:05 PM Eastern, qualifying is at 4:30 PM with 150 laps of racing scheduled for 7:00 PM. Germain is scheduled to sign autographs for fans at 5:15 PM.
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GW captures Class AAA Region 3 golf crown
Monday was make-or-break time for area golf teams, and several squads and individuals didn't disappoint.
Regionals were held across the state with the top two teams in each region as well as a number of individuals earning berths to the state tournament set for Oct. 2-3 at Speidel Golf Course at Oglebay Park in Wheeling.
At the top of the list is George Washington, which rolled to a win in the Class AAA Region 3 tournament held at the Lewisburg Elks Country Club.
While the Patriots didn't produce an individual champion, its four members played solidly enough to will GW well past a crowded field, beating second-place and fellow qualifier Shady Spring by 17 strokes.
George Washington coach B.J. Calabrese was both happy and relieved at the end of the day.
"It feels great to win, I was really nervous coming in," Calabrese said via phone interview. "It's kind of a challenging little course. It's not a long course, but it's kind of tight. The biggest thing is, I think my kids over the last three, four weeks of the season have become really resilient. At one point I was disappointed with the way we were finishing rounds and tournaments - we'd get off to a good start and falter coming in. After nine today I heard Will [Evans] was 3 over and Drew [Call] was 7 over and I was thinking, 'We better correct this real quick.'
"But Drew made some birdies and finished 5 over, Will had a couple of birdies coming in to finish 1 over and [Austin] Florence and [Kris] Webster were both consistent all the way through their rounds. I just love the way we finished."
Oak Hill's Craig Buchanan fired an impressive 6-under-par 64 to earn one individual qualifying spot while Greenbrier East freshman Madison Erkine claimed the other with a 77.
Individual qualifying spots were awarded to the top two finishers not on a qualifying team.
Calabrese said coming into Monday's tournament that he felt his team was strong and could vie for a state championship. Now GW will get a chance to do just that and Calabrese is not backing off his stance.
"It's going to take 3 good scores, and obviously you want to see all four of them play well," Calabrese said. "We've played University, we've played Wheeling Park, and we've played Winfield, who will be three of other teams who have legitimate shot at it I think. I really feel like we can compete."
The two players tied for medalist honors at the Class AAA Region 4 tournament held at Sleepy Hollow with both shooting 4-over 76 and earning their way into the state tournament.
"It's good for him," Winfield coach Danny Mullins said of Williams' finish. "He wanted to finish his senior year and golf career at Winfield by taking the team [to states], but he qualified individually. It's the second time as an individual, he also did it two years ago as a sophomore, and it's a good way for him to go out. I think he's really matured this year."
The schools narrowly missed team inclusion as Winfield (242) finished third and Hurricane fourth (243), just three and four shots, respectively, behind second-place Huntington. The Highlanders were edged by just one shot by winner Cabell Midland (238) in an extremely close final result.
"They went and did the best they could do," Mullins said of his team. "Sometimes some other people do a better job and that's kind of what happened today."
The best showing by Kanawha Valley teams at any regional on Monday happened in the Class A event as Charleston Catholic and Buffalo pulled off a 1-2 finish, earning both a trip to the state tournament.
Catholic fired a 233, which would have put it just two shots out of the top two in Class AA, and Buffalo followed with a 240 led by Cory Hoshor's 74. Parkersburg Catholic's Ben Collie (79) and Gilmer County's Austin Cunningham (80) were the region's individual qualifiers.
The Irish have three players with state tournament experience, including last year's Class A medalist, sophomore Christian Casingal, and a runner-up in junior Aaron Persily.
While Catholic coach Bill Gillispie said his team started a little slow on Monday, he was happy with the finish and optimistic about his squad's chances in Wheeling.
"We're pretty confident that our guys have the ability to win this thing," Gillispie said. "We have a few things to iron out, but [the state tournament] is not new to us at all. Aaron has been there twice and with Christian winning it last year and Aaron finishing second, it gives us a little confidence. This is my ninth year and it seems like all nine years we actually play pretty good in Wheeling."
Over the past six years, Catholic has finished first three times and second three times, alternating each year. This time around, the Irish will try to pull off their first repeat title.
The AA event also had some local flavor as Poca punched a ticket to states with a combined 231, just one behind winner Scott. Herbert Hoover's Travis Gibson fired the low round of the day with a 74 and was joined by Nicholas County's Drew Ward as an individual qualifier.
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City Light is committed to helping our customers make the most of their electric service, and that includes electric vehicles. Here�s some information to get you started on your way to getting �Plug-In Ready�
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Depending on the battery size, an electric vehicle will recharge from "empty" in about 8-12 hours, using a dedicated 20 amp circuit.
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Going to be tough to bounce back from that stinker, but we have to move on. Hopefully Hilton will be rocking. Kansas state is 5 times the team we just lost to, so some things will have to change, mainly our intensity and rebounding. My guess is we get beat on the boards and lose another frustrating one. Hopefully I'm wrong! Let's see some predictions!
Purple Kansas 74
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Were good at home and terrible on the road. As long as we avoid foul trouble I expect to win.
Kansas State 64
Iowa State 73
Let's go to work
My prediction: Pain.
sidenote: Probably too early for this thread. Gonna have a lot of rash predictions for the next 24 hours.
ISU will be a slight favorite, -2 or -3 perhaps, for what it's worth.
And, honestly, some of the best bets you can make are taking unranked home favorites against ranked road dogs.
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I wish that I could learn not to care when ISU loses. This Saturday I will be just as upset when ISU gets killed.
Hope we get to 50.
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My prediction: Pain.
sidenote: Probably too early for this thread. Gonna have a lot of rash predictions for the next 24 hours.
Like most of our games against them lately, I think it comes down to the last few possessions.. 64-60 type of game
**** me. K State is nothing special.
And I got trollled hard on this board in Oct/Nov for saying they were the best Big 12 team other than KU preseason since McGruder/Rodriguez/Spradling is a great backcourt and Gipson/Henriquez are servicable and the lack of depth isn't a big deal. People attacked me for saying they were a top 10/20 team.
Its in Hilton. 10-20 point ISU win. Good team but nothing special ISU will handle them.
**** me people are drama queens on here. Did Clonesdude hack everyones account and do some mass postings?
I wouldn't be surprised if we won.
But, the fact remains we lost to an absolute horrible Texas Tech team. Our NCAA Tournament resume is tarnished.
My head says 75-70 KSU
My balls say 82-71 ISU
Who knows, we could have a great game plan and bet them, but I am guessing they are too much for us. KSU by 10. Hope I am wrong or Dwight Howard transferes in.
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Fred said he wanted to play like Johnny Orr team unfortunately we are great games at home and some real bad games on the road.
I think we may end up winning this game just because I think our team will be focused after the TTU game.
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