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Legislature Considers Support For Value-Added Mineral Processing By Stephanie Joyce • Jan 20, 2015 State support is critical to getting value-added mineral processing facilities to set up shop in Wyoming, backers told a legislative committee Monday. A bill currently under consideration by the Legislature would set up a mechanism for the state to invest in value-added projects. The governor's office, which sponsored the bill, says it's particularly targeted towards projects that would convert natural gas to liquids, like diesel, although it could apply to any of the state's minerals. Legislature Hears From Oil Companies About Price Slide By Stephanie Joyce • Jan 20, 2015 Stephanie Joyce Legislators had lots of questions for oil company representatives at a special seminar convened Monday to discuss the recent oil price slide. Oil prices are down more than 60 percent since June. 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Supporters Ask For Medicaid Expansion By Bob Beck • Jan 19, 2015 Bob Beck / Wyoming Public Media Business leaders, health care providers, and members of the Wind River Reservation all urged a legislative committee to approve some form of Medicaid Expansion during a hearing today (Monday). The Senate Labor, Health, and Social Services Committee is considering a bill that would provide health care services to some 18-thousand people who currently cannot afford health insurance. If Wyoming's plan is approved by the federal government, 100-percent of it would initially be paid for with federal money. New Legislators Find Their Way By Bob Beck • Jan 16, 2015 Bob Beck The Wyoming legislative session is underway and it features 3 new Senators in Cheyenne and 14 newly elected Representatives. It's a big stage for the newly minted lawmakers and 31-year-old Tyler Lindholm is excited. He is a tall, thin, and confident 1st year Representative from Sundance. Lindholm served in the Navyhas, chaired the Crook County Republican Party and is ready to jump into the legislature with both feet. But legislative protocols and the abundance of legislation can be a challenge for newcomers. Two Bills Could Remove Limits On Campaign Spending By Bob Beck • Jan 16, 2015 State of Wyoming Legislature The Wyoming House of Representatives gave initial approval to two bills that would remove limits on campaign spending. One removes an aggregate limit on individual spending. That bill is required following the Citizens United decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. The other removes financial limits that Wyoming currently imposes on Political Action Committees. Lawmakers Are Concerned About The Future By Bob Beck • Jan 14, 2015 As they await an updated report on Wyoming's revenue forecast, Republican legislative leaders are becoming more concerned about a downturn in energy prices. During a news conference following the governor's state of the state message, Senate President Phil Nicholas says it's time for the state to prepare for a long term reduction in mineral money. Oil and other commodity prices have fallen and Nicholas doubts those prices will rebound anytime soon. State Legislative Session Kicks Off: What To Watch For By Caroline Ballard & Bob Beck • Jan 14, 2015 The Wyoming legislative session kicked off yesterday and this morning Governor Matt Mead will give the annual state of the state address. Wyoming Public Radio News Director Bob Beck is attending his 31st legislative session and joined Morning Edition Host Caroline Ballard for a preview of the action. Senator Says Wyoming Is Entering A Revenue Plateau By Bob Beck • Jan 13, 2015 The President of the Wyoming Senate said that falling energy prices are a concern, but he says the state must still be able to grow. During his opening speech to the Wyoming Senate, Phil Nicholas urged Senators to look ten years out and determine where Wyoming should be. He said that the state will likely see little revenue growth in the near future, but he says that shouldn't stop Wyoming's development plans. House Leaders Address Money As Legislative Session Begins By Bob Beck • Jan 13, 2015 Wyoming Legislature Wyoming Republican Legislative Leaders say they plan to begin an extensive review of all state revenues and spending. During his opening day speech to the Wyoming House of Representatives, Speaker of the House Kermit Brown says he and Senate President Phil Nicholas will embark on a rigorous look into Wyoming's budget picture called Vision 2020. Democrats Expect To Debate Funds During The Legislative Session By Bob Beck • Jan 12, 2015 legisweb.state.wy.us Wyoming's leading Democrats expect a lot of discussion concerning falling oil prices in the upcoming legislative session. Those price drops negatively impact Wyoming's revenue picture. House Minority Leader Mary Throne says that while prices are down, the state does have a robust savings account. She says over the past several years lawmakers have overreacted to revenue swings. Key Issues Await The Wyoming Legislature By Bob Beck • Jan 9, 2015 Bob Beck For the next two months the State's 90 legislators will gather in Cheyenne to consider a wide range of bills. Some ideas will be dead on arrival while others should generate considerable debate. One bill that will begin in the Senate would provide Medicaid health insurance to those who cannot afford health insurance and who do not qualify for subsidies under the affordable care act. Democrats Get Ready For Debates On Savings And Medicaid Expansion By Bob Beck • Jan 9, 2015 Senator Chris Rothfuss who is the Minority Leader in the Wyoming Senate and House Minority Leader Mary Throne say that legislative savings and Medicaid expansion will be among the top discussion items during the upcoming legislative session. Recently Drafted Bill Would Lower Marijuana Penalties By Jordan Giese • Jan 8, 2015 A bill drafted for the upcoming Wyoming legislative session would attempt to lower penalties for possession of small amounts of Marijuana. Representative Jim Byrd of Cheyenne is sponsoring the bill which would make possession of less than an ounce of Marijuana a civil fine instead of a felony. House Bill 29 would only fine citizens up to $100 for one ounce of the drug. A third possession offense could carry jail time and probation, but that punishment would not be mandatory and would be left up to the judge. What do you think the Wyoming Legislature's top priority should be? By Wyoming Public Media • Jan 6, 2015 What do you think the Wyoming Legislature's top priority should be? WPM/NPR Community Discussion Rules By contributing your comment, you consent to the possibility of having it read on the air. State Government Officials Try To Defend Against A Bust By Bob Beck • Dec 19, 2014 In Wyoming the energy industry accounts for nearly 70 to 80 percent of the state's wealth. Wyoming builds its budget around energy prices and sales taxes that are connected to energy. When commodity prices fall, it's difficult to fund government services. After the oil downturn of the 1980's funding the government was a challenge and Wyoming's incoming Speaker of the House Kermit Brown remembers that it got especially bad in the late 90's. Legislative Committee Endorses Alternative Medicaid Expansion Bill By Bob Beck • Dec 16, 2014 A legislative committee has rejected the Wyoming Department of Health's proposed Medicaid Expansion plan in favor of a bill crafted by the committee. The Share plan was also endorsed by the governor. The bill approved by the committee would provide participants with a Medicaid-funded health savings account that they could use to purchase private insurance. Senator Charles Scott said that he believes that will encourage participants to be careful with their health care spending. Gillette Representative Eric Barlow said that remains to be seen. Wyoming Lawmakers Support Fines For Workplace Fatalities By Bob Beck • Dec 16, 2014 Associated Press For the first time, Wyoming employers could face stiff fines if their workers die on the job. The state does not currently distinguish workplace fatalities from other kinds of safety violation, but under a bill endorsed by the Joint Health, Labor, and Social Services Committee large employers could be fined up to $250-thousand dollars and those who employ fewer than 250 employees could face fines up to 50-thousand dollars. Senator Charles Scott says Wyoming's workplace safety record is among the worst in the country and it's time to send a message. Legislators Will Decide The Fate Of Wyoming's Medicaid Expansion Proposal By Bob Beck • Dec 5, 2014 Wikimedia Commons The federal government has provided millions of dollars to states to offer Medicaid Health Insurance to what's known as the working poor. Last week, after months of discussion, the Wyoming Department of Health unveiled its plan for expanding Medicaid in the state. Low income people who do not currently qualify for Medicaid and do not make enough money to be able to get insurance via the Affordable Care Act would be eligible. Governor Matt Mead and several health care organizations support the plan, but it still has the difficult task of getting through the legislature. Firing Squad Bill To Be Introduced In The Wyoming Legislature By Erin Jones • Dec 5, 2014 Newsday.com The Senate Judiciary Committee will introduce a new bill to the Wyoming Legislature this January that would offer death by firing squad as an execution alternative. Five legal execution methods exist in the United States: lethal injection, electric chair, hanging, gas chamber, and firing squad. Currently, no one is on Wyoming's Death Row. But if an inmate were to be executed, the state would use lethal injection with the gas chamber as a backup. State Unveils Medicaid Plan And Chairman Rejects It By Bob Beck • Nov 26, 2014 After months of negotiations with the federal government, the Wyoming Department of Health unveiled a plan today/Wednesday for using federal dollars to expand Medicaid in the state. The proposed state plan is called Share and it includes provision for work training, Co-pays and Health Assessments. Laramie Democrat Chris Rothfuss is a supporter of expanding Medicaid. He says he's okay with the requirement that some people pay a small amount into the plan. Republicans Dominate Legislative Races By Bob Beck • Nov 5, 2014 Irina Zhorov Wyoming Democrats had high hopes of gaining some legislative seats on election day, but in the end, they gained only one in the House. Democratic newcomers Charles Pelkey in Laramie, JoAnn Dayton in Rock Springs, and Andy Schwartz in Jackson picked up Republican seats, but that was trumped by losses of previously held Democratic seats in Fremont and Laramie County. Wyoming Has A Shortage Of Women In The Legislature By Bob Beck • Oct 31, 2014 Wyo Women's Legislative Caucus For years women's groups in the state have expressed concern about the lack of women in the Wyoming legislature. But it has rarely been this bad. Currently the state ranks 46th with women making up 14 percent. In 2006 the Wyoming women's legislative caucus was formed to not only support the 14 women serving in the state legislature, but to also recruit female candidates to run for office. It hasn't gone well. Melissa Turley is the Caucus Coordinator. Gay People Can Get Legally Married In Wyoming. They Can Also be Legally Fired By Miles Bryan • Oct 24, 2014 Miles Bryan Same sex marriage is now legal in Wyoming, which means same sex couples now have access to all the legal rights that come with marriage. Even so, some disparities remain. For one, Wyoming lacks any legal protection for LGBT people in employment. That means gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people in the Cowboy State may be able to be legally married, but they may also be legally fired. Committee Endorses Death By Firing Squad By Bob Beck • Sep 12, 2014 Wyoming's Joint Judiciary Legislative Committee has voted to support a bill that would allow for execution by firing squad, but voted down an attempt to abolish the death penalty altogether. States nationwide are being forced to find alternatives to executions now that drugs for lethal injections are hard to come by. Abolishing the death penalty altogether generated considerable debate. Baggs Senator Larry Hicks says the death penalty provides justice for victims. But Laramie Representative Cathy Connolly says the issue is greater than that. Police May Need Warrants For Drones By Bob Beck • Sep 11, 2014 A Wyoming legislative committee has voted to support a bill that would require law enforcement to get warrants to use drones to gather evidence in criminal cases. 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OSU football: Cowboys lose Gilbert, add key corner recruit
Oklahoma State's contribution to the 2014 NFL Draft: one player.
Key player, however, it seems.
Thursday's first round saw Cowboys cornerback Justin Gilbert go at No. 8 overall.
Sunday's news saw hotly pursued high school cornerback Jaylon Lane commit to OSU.
A connection?
The Cowboys keep putting corners in the NFL, with Gilbert the latest of the Mike Gundy era, joining Darrent Williams, Perrish Cox and Jacob Lacey – who have all started in the pros.
And OSU cornerbacks coach Van Malone, who is proving to be a dynamic recruiter, deserves major credit for helping Gilbert get back on track following his subpar junior year, adding a player development aspect to OSU's selling points.
"Ever since these guys started recruiting me, and they've recruited me hard, Coach Malone did a good job of recruiting me," Lane, a standout from Nacogdoches, Texas, told Scout.com. "And when I went up there it felt like family and there was a lot of love and support.
"Then with my height and ability, I believe Coach Malone can take me to the next level."
The next level is what it's all about.
Lane, as he alluded, has premium size for a corner at 6-foot-2 and 180 pounds. He officially revealed his decision via Twitter Sunday morning, later saying it was a bit of a Mother's Day gift: "I'm officially committed to Oklahoma State. #Gopokes."
And what a gift.
For mom.
And for the Cowboys.
Lane is currently a three-star prospect by both Scout.com and Rivals.com, yet a better indicator of his abilities might be his offers list, which includes Florida State, Florida, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Oklahoma, Georgia, Texas A&M and UCLA, but is hardly limited to those teams.
He played in San Angelo, Texas, the past two seasons at Central High, before moving to Nacogdoches. As a junior, he totaled 46 tackles and intercepted five passes, taking two picks for touchdowns. He also averaged 45.8 yards per kickoff return, with a 108-yarder for a touchdown, reflecting Gilbert in many ways.
Lane will arrive at a critical time, when projected 2014 starters Kevin Peterson and Ashton Lampkin will be seniors. The Cowboys have several promising young players at the position, including redshirt freshmen Darius Curry and Jerel Morrow, but depth – especially at corner, in today's aerial age – can't be overvalued.
On the recruiting side, putting players in the NFL clearly can't be overvalued, either.

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That's rightfully confusing. We start in August and our finals are around now/December for the first half of the year/semester. Then the second semester they're in May. We only have semester/half a year classes not full year classes like I recently learned other Universities do.
Darn you Southerners! :P
Nice people are boring. Sadistic, vindictive people are the best especially ones that start with an A! ;D Speaking of which Ari loves messing with the newbies!
We sign up for a full year of classes, but have two trimesters of it (with a third optional Trimester during our Summer break). Going by my courses, my first Trimester runs from 4 March to 9 June, while the second runs from 15 July to 20 October.
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So uhh.. Whats Aerous and Oda's relationship like? Well whats Aerous relationship like with everyone? I'd like to know how to approach encounters with other players :3
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The finance ministry has ordered a review of taxes on petroleum products to identify distortions caused by the existing tax structure, including a possible overstatement of the losses incurred by oil marketing companies (OMCs) Indian Oil Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum and Bharat Petroleum.
The department of economic affairs, the finance ministrys wing that anchors the Budget-making exercise, has asked a leading city-based public finance and policy think tank to study existing taxes on petroleum products and make recommendations, said a ministry official, who asked not to be named.
The need for a review of fuel taxes was recommended to the ministry by the parliamentary standing committee on finance chaired by the BJP's Yashwant Sinha. Sinha said at an Indian Express Idea Exchange programme on Thursday that the committee had appreciated a very, very informed report on the subject prepared by a similar parliamentary panel on petroleum. The former finance minister said the standing committee on finance has already had a round of discussion on the subject with finance ministry officials. We have decided that in our next sitting, the ministry of petroleum officials would also be there so that we could jointly discuss it with them, said Sinha.
On the one hand, the government gives huge cash compensation to state-run oil companies for selling fuel at regulated prices and, on the other, it collects hefty taxes on fuel. In fact, the central and state governments combined collected R2.25 lakh crore from the petroleum sector in 2010-11, while the central government gave cash compensation of R41,000 crore in that year. The government is keen to find out if oil taxes and marketing losses of oil companies are related.
During a debate on the demand for a parliamentary nod for an extra R28,500 crore for the OMCs on Friday, finance minister P Chidambaram said he was looking into the taxes on petroleum products. Chidambaram said when he would stand up to present the 2013-14 Budget, he may be better placed to spell out a blueprint for fiscal consolidation.
One of the issues that the discussion of parliamentarians as well as the ministrys review would be addressing is whether taxes have an impact on the losses calculated by fuel retailers that, in turn, has a bearing on government subsidy.
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Model-turned-actress Nargis Fakhri, who is not so fluent in Hindi, got to dub for David Dhawan's forthcoming Bollywood movie "Main Tera Hero" and she enjoyed doing it.
"I am through with the dubbing. I dubbed in Hindi for the first time. It was awesome and scary. I did enjoy and learned a lot," said the actress whose voice was dubbed by someone else in her debut Hindi movie "Rockstar".
However, she had dubbed herself in English for John Abraham-starrer 2013 film "Madras Cafe".
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It will be interesting to see what the predominantly white football helmets belonging to Dillon Dallas and Alex Woods look like a week from now.
After all, Center Grove's rather basic look — red stripe and the player's red numeral on the left side — leaves real estate aplenty for both Trojans to decorate prior to the Grange Insurance All-Star Classic on July 18.
The decal exchange among players is one of the event's more popular tradi- tions. Not only does it help break the ice for young men who might not otherwise meet, it's a sincere form of respect.
Dallas, the 6-foot, 255-pound whirling dervish who led Johnson County in quarterback sacks (9.5) while helping lead Center Grove to the Class 6A semistate as a senior, looks forward to taking part.
"I'm looking forward to knowing everyone on the team," Dallas said. "It would be weird to put a Ben Davis sticker on my helmet, but if someone hands me one I'll put it on there. We're all friends now."
Even a Warren Central one?
"Even a Warren Central one," Dallas said, laughing.
The Warriors scored a 12-7 semistate victory against the Trojans in November, then proceeded to rub salt in the wound by bringing home the Class 6A state title a week later.
The gold "W" might make its way onto Dallas' helmet; the jury is still out when it comes to Woods.
"Honestly, I have no clue as to what I'll be doing," said Woods, a 6-foot-2, 260-pound offensive linemen, who, like Dallas, has been a varsity starter since the first snap of his sophomore season. "I might put it in the back of the helmet where no one can see it."
Players and coaches taking part in the 48th annual showcase pitting North vs. South report to the University of Indianapolis on Sunday.
Dallas and Woods will suit up for the South All-Stars as will Edinburgh offensive lineman Dakota Sneed and Roncalli lineman Cal Scifres.
The South has won the past three summers and owns a 26-21 series lead.
The All-Star Classic is more than friendships, decals and geographical pride. Few things bring that into focus quicker than Wednesday's visit to Camp Riley in Martinsville.
For two hours football players who take enormous pride in the physical demands of their sport are reduced to oatmeal by children born with physical disabilities.
Campers take immediate ownership of this newly discovered group of heroes.
Games are played. Friendships are forged.
"That's what I'm looking forward to the most," said Woods, who would like to someday get involved with volunteer work. "Tyler (Genneken) passing away was definitely a wakeup call for my class."
A former classmate and teammate of Dallas and Woods, Genneken lost his 40-month battle with acute lymphoblastic leukemia on Nov. 4, 2009.
Genneken remained a powerful source of inspiration for his friends as they grew into varsity athletes and remains so today.
Dallas recently asked Drew Genneken, Tyler's father, if he could take some of the black/white No. 12 (Tyler's old jersey number) stickers Trojans players wore on their helmets last fall to use when decals are being exchanged at U of I.
Drew Genneken complied with a sheet of 48 white stickers bearing a red No. 12 donning a gold halo and black angel's wings. Dallas said he will explain the sticker's meaning to his South All-Star teammates so that they, too, understand Tyler's story and impact.
In the end, there is a football game. One final high school hurrah before Dallas is off to the University of Indianapolis and Woods to the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne (both will play football).
"I always play to win no matter days of practice you have with guys," Dallas said. "Going to Camp Riley and the (Indiana) Football Hall of Fame are trips I'm really looking forward to. I'm going to soak it all in and enjoy it."


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In Canada the capital and money markets are contiguous as there are no legal impediments segregating these financial markets. A key subset of the capital market are equity or "stock exchanges" where shares, representing ownership interests in companies are traded. Unlike stock exchanges where the visitor can watch transactions consummated at the various "trading posts" on the exchange's floor, capital markets are not located in one central place. Instead debt instruments, representing rights to fixed periodic payments, are traded in an "over-the-counter" or "between-dealer" market. Thus the capital market consists of a system of telephone and telex interconnections between the "bond desks" of the central bank, the chartered banks and investment dealers. Those telephone connections were used by traders to determine the availability, price and denominations of specific bonds. After making inquiries on "the street," a bond trader will then make a bid (purchase) or offering (sale) "firm." Importantly, as Adam Smith states, the behaviour of individual actors in the capital markets tend to be predictable, in the sense that they act out of necessity, and expect to make gains from their transactions.


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Old school game set high marks The top 15 career scoring leaders in NCHSAA modern (5-on-5) girls' basketball.
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3,225 - Danyel Parker, Clinton, 1986-89
3,067 - Amy Simpson, Morehead, 1995-99
3,002 - Shea Ralph, Terry Sanford, 1993-96
2,443 - Karen Clayton, Raleigh Broughton, 1989-92
2,276 - Ann Hancock, East Bladen, 1985-88
2,241 - Marquetta Dickens, Tarboro, 1999-2003
2,207 - Tynesha Lewis, Southwest Edgecomb 1993-97
2,194 - Karen Davis, Forbush, 1987-90
2,192 - Nicole Murray, Wallace Rose-Hill, 1995-99
2,185 - Laura Maxwell, Havelock, 1986-88
2,168 - Camille Little, Carver, 2001-03
2,168 - Lisa Squirewell, Wake Forest-Rolesville, 1978-81
2,128 - Beverly Greenard, Bandys, 1979-83
2,128 - Andrea Stinson, North Mecklenburg, 1985-87
2,096 - Ashton Barton, Rosman, 2000-04
Christy Hedgepeth of Westchester Academy, which is not a NCHSAA member, scored 3,131 points from 1995-99.
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Rosman High senior Ashton Barton, the undisputed queen of mountain scoring with 2,096 career points, also moved into 15th place in the state's all-time record book Tuesday when she broke the Western North Carolina mark with 26 points at Hendersonville High.
Well, 15th place of all "modern time" -- a period of less than 30 years, according to the North Carolina High School Athletic Association record book.
Until some point in the late 1970's, according to Rick Strunk of the NCHSAA records office, girls' basketball teams in North Carolina played a different brand of the game, one that put 12 players on the court at a time.
The game, in which players were designated as forwards (for offense) or guards (for defense) and were not allowed to leave their half of the court, was played until the early 70's, at which time each team could designate two players as "rovers" who were allowed to run the full 94 feet.
After each score, the ball was inbounded at midcourt, so the game was played almost entirely in the halfcourt.
The style of play, known as six-girl or 3-on-3 basketball, accounts for the most prolific scorers in state history. Molly Colvard of Nathan's Creek High scored a state-record 5,048 points in the six-person game from 1952-56 and two other players broke 4,000.
"Almost all of the career scoring leaders had played in the old system," Strunk said.
Of the nine players to break 3,000 points, only three played the 5-on-5 game.
That's why the state makes a distinction between the eras, Strunk said.
"People have made the argument to me that it's the same thing with the 3-point record in the boys' game," Strunk said.
Mike Dick, assistant director of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, where the six-girl game was the exclusive style of girls' basketball until 1992, said it was common for star players to average more than 40 points a game.
"The guards could not touch the ball unless it was on a dribble or in the lane," Dick said. "On a shot, once the ball started forward they could try to block it. That good, big post forward could stand outside the lane, put the ball over her head and the guard couldn't do anything. That's why the scoring was so high."
The game was so popular in Iowa that people are still clamoring for its return, Dick said.
Denise Long from Iowa's Union-Whitten High averaged 63 points a game in her junior year and, as a publicity stunt, became the first woman drafted by a pro team, the San Francisco Warriors, in 1969.
But, in 1992, the game's popularity couldn't overcome the evolution of basketball outside of Iowa.
"The change came somewhat because we were the dinosaur," Dick said.
"We were starting to get some pressure from colleges not wanting to recruit the Iowa girl, because they hadn't learned the 5-on-5 defenses and hadn't been running up and down the floor."
Although Barton, if she maintains her tidy scoring average of 26 points a game for the final 13 regular-season games, will likely finish fourth on the all-time modern list, it's possible the prolific scorer wouldn't have had a shot at such efforts in the six-girl game.
Rosman coach Joe Carrington said if forced to designate Barton as an offensive or defensive player, he would put the well-rounded player where she could most help the team.
"I would probably play her on the defensive end," Carrington said. "Because she's so versatile. She so much more valuable there."
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I've been a ghost, so sorry, but it was necessary for me to take a break this last year or so. I have maintained my 40 lb gain because I've not been eating low-histamine (more like potato chips, Starburst, and even ice-cream - I should share THOSE labs). The doc had me change thyroid dose from 150mcg to 50mcg and I'm still astounded at how awful I felt. In my heart I knew this was wrong and allowed it because he was the smart one. I guess he thought by doubling my Cytomel from 5mcg to 10mcg that it was alright, but it wasn't. It has taken 3 more months out of my life. I think my thyroid's been hard to manage because of my stress, well, and my freakingly awful DIE-T, right? What am I feeding the poor thing?! I'm back up to 100mcg Synthroid and 10mcg Cytomel and thyroid labs are okay now. I was so depressed. Anyway, that's just the last three months. If you know me, you know I've tested a few other things since I've been on hiatus.
I got my left kidney (CT) rescanned and the cyst looks stable (though it's unusual to feel a cyst. A lot of people have multiple cysts and don't know until they discover it during an unrelated ultrasound), which is good news.
I sent my bacterial stool sample to The American Gut Project, but won't get results for 6-7 mos. I think it only plots your bacterial content in relation to others on some type of bacterial colony-type map so I don't even think the results are going to be that interesting. What might be of interest is that I'd been eating shabbily, so comparing future tests (I have 3 more kits) with what my diet was MIGHT be interesting - or will it change much at all? I've read it's difficult to change what you're born with; then to be taking antibiotics, drink alcohol, sugar, hormoned meats and dairy, yada? Oy.
I will post separately about my histamine/DAO enzyme test, which I was lucky enough to find a lab in the good ole USA. I'd searched last year to no avail; most labs being in the EU or Australia. It confirmed my suspicion and experience that I am indeed low in the enzyme to break down histamine.
It has taken me a year to get carpet in the master and stairs. We kept Dd home to save money and it's time for her to move out, so we're looking for a place for her. Her car needs $4k in transmission repair - it's an old Acura and has 180k miles, but the thing will cost less to repair than to buy new/used, so repair it is! After she's out, we'll carpet upstairs. I got sheer curtains made for the master and front door windows. I boxed up a lot of my books and made new files in the office.
The house needed a new roof due to hail storm in April, and we just got that finished. Grateful to have paid extra so our homeowner's deductible was less. Need to find painter to repair/paint the exterior windows and shutters.
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I'm still in emotional turmoil and not exercising much. I'm in pain even with low-histamine diet right now because of stress. I have anxiety. I will make a future entry regarding my new supplement regime soon also. I just started. It doesn't help that this spring has been so wet and cloudy. Yuck. I sure appreciate the sun, always have.
My heart has palpitations today, anxietyish stuff. I think it's because I should be doing something else and I'm on the computer - lol. Really. Anyway, I decided to open up my blog once again because I'd left a link to an entry for fibro-sufferers and what they should/n't eat. They can't read it, and it's not easily found on the net anymore. I want to help.
I started a team for low-histamine/biogenic amines. I should post an entry for that, too. I don't know if I have the time to devote to leading though. I like to pop in here and catch up reading on my friends once in a while. You know who you are. xo
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Werk v. Parker
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Werk v. Parker, 249 U.S. 130 (1919)
Werk v. Parker
No. 73
Argued November 21, 1918
Decided March 3, 1919
The use of horse-hair mats for extracting oil, as abundantly shown in standard and easily accessible books of reference, may be noticed judicially. P. 249 U. S. 132.
The application in the extraction of cotton-seed oil of mats made of horse hair or other long animal hair, woven in a manner designated, but without improvement in the art of weaving, held not invention, but merely mechanical adaptation of familiar materials and methods. P. 249 U. S. 133.
Divisional patents Nos. 758,574 and 758,575, to Robert F. Werk, relating to oil-press mats for use in extracting cotton-seed oil, held invalid as to certain claims.
231 F. 121 affirmed.
The case is stated in the opinion.
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I've read conflicting information. On the tutoral here on this site, it says that backups will not work with live. A while back I was just looking at modchip specs on some retailers page and it said that backups would work with live. Which is it?
Xbox Live + Backup == Conflicting Information
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If you use a backup game at the moment on LIVE it is a surefire way to get yourself banned.
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Well they will work, but it will get you banned so dont do it.
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Julio Urias to be called up, make his MLB debut tomorrow
The Dodgers have been mulling this for a long time, but they just announced that they plan on calling up top prospect Julio Urias. He'll be making his major league debut against the Mets tomorrow evening in New York.
Urias is just 19 years-old, but he's shown that he's ready for the bigs. In eight Triple-A games this year — seven starts — he's 4-1 with a 1.10 ERA and a K/BB ratio of 44/8 in 41 innings. He has tossed 27-straight scoreless innings to boot. While the Dodgers and Urias' agent are understandably wary of giving the young man too much work too soon, he has nothing left to prove at Oklahoma City.
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Richard Dietsch of Sports Illustrated reports that Fox officials asked Vin Scully if he wanted to work the All-Star Game, be it calling the full game, doing an inning, making a guest appearance or whatever. Scully, though appreciative, said no thanks.
We've been over this, but for however much it might make people happy for Scully to make this kind of national appearance, there's nothing in his history or in his apparent nature that would make such a thing appeal to Scully. For as much as an institution he has become, he still thinks of himself as an employee who calls Dodgers games, goes home and that is that. He has shown considerable discomfort, however politely he has communicated it, at being treated as something different or more special than that. And that's before you remember that (a) it would be a totally different setup for him which would require a lot of extra work; and (b) the All-Star Break is a time when most baseball people take a couple of days off.
As I said the last time we discussed this, if baseball at large wants to give Scully some sort of national sendoff, the best bet would be for the powers that be to figure out how to get the final Dodgers games of the season nationally televised without blackout restrictions. That way we can all watch him doing his thing, in his element, for a final time without it being gimmicky.
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We wrote recently that the hoodie Brad Ausmus was wearing during his May 16th ejection from a Tigers game was up for auction. Ausmus removed the hoodie during his little rant and draped it over home plate, fomenting both an ejection and a suspension. For what it's worth, the Tigers are 6-2 since the incident, so go Ausmus Rage.
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David Wright: Matt Harvey made a mistake not talking to the media
The day after Matt Harvey left the clubhouse without talking to the media following yet another bad start, Mets captain David Wright spoke to the press about the whole affair.
Despite column, after column, after column after column in which Harvey was portrayed as a prima donna, was called names and otherwise had his character impugned for not talking to the press, Wright, amazingly, found a different tone to strike. Specifically, he managed to note that (a) it would have been better form and would have shown some accountability for Harvey to talk to the media; while (b) simultaneously acknowledging that Harvey is going through a bad time like most players go through and that it's understandable that he'd make a mistake in this regard. Which Wright calls a "lapse" which he doesn't think will happen again and about which Wright will likely talk to Harvey.
Most amazingly, Wright does all of this without calling Harvey names, saying he's a phony or bringing up minor incidents from years ago in an effort to disingenuously cast Harvey not talking to the media as just the latest in a series of serious and escalating transgressions and/or failures of moral and ethical worth. How he did that I have no idea. Unlike the learned members of the sporting press, Wright didn't even go to college. Maybe he's mistaken to think this situation is somewhat complicated and emotional rather than one of stark right and wrong? Clearly, Wright must be mistaken. Life really is that simple, after all.
Or maybe Wright was simply able to appreciate that another person's struggles are not about him. And that the healthy first impulse when someone who is struggling makes a mistake is to have at least a modicum of empathy and understanding rather than enter into a competition with one's colleagues to see who can roast that struggling person the hardest.
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A few months after XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio merged south of the border, Canadian investment banks were hired to look at a combination of their northern counterparts. That review was expected to take a few months. Ultimately, it took a few years.
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Cost synergies here are estimated to be much lower, around $20-million, or about 10 per cent of the pro forma cost base. The Canadian firms don't benefit from the huge satellite infrastructure savings and the lower programming costs, but the merged firm said immediate synergies should come from marketing and general expenses.
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hi everyone, i hope all of you are doing well, am 11 weeks pregnant through IVF, and up to now i was takeing vitamin E, Acid folic o,8 mg, aspirin once a day 0,10 mg, and crinone gel 8 %, yesterday i was at my doc and he said baby is ok and said i should continue with the same terapy for four more weeks, but in reciept he wrote acid folic one a day 0,4 mg and am worried because i used to take two tablets of acid folic a day and now one, am concerned is it enought to take only 0,4mg acid folic a day, how much you guys are taking, your answer will be approciated, thank you very much.
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0.4 mg is the minimum amount suggested to take during pregnancy. You should be fine but if you are more comfortable with your old dose, I would call back and ask about it. I am currently taking 0.8 daily.
The amount of folic acid in your prenatal vitamin is enough. And, from what my OB told me at 11wks, it's only going to do you any good before conception and for the first month or two because by then the neural tube should have closed. Folic acid is what helps it to close. Not closing is what gives you things like spina bifida. He was also older and his philosophy was women have been doing this for centuries without prenatals and were fine. So long as you eat well and hydrate, you should be good to go. Folic acid is found in a lot of foods like spinach and broccoli.
You should be taking at least 400mcg (micrograms) per day. Drs suggest increasing it to 600 when you're pregnant. Either way, the listing on most prenatal vitamins is 800. It's a B vitamin that is water soluble so any excess taken in won't harm you or baby since it's passed out in your urine.
Personally, I hated prenatals and therefore now take Flintstone's gummies, which have the required amount of folic acid and taste much better. I started taking those at week 11.
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Tulsa 66ers will select Grant Jerrett with the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA D-League draft
The Tulsa 66ers will select Grant Jerrett with the No. 1 overall pick in tonight's NBA Development League Draft, The Oklahoman has learned.
Jerrett was selected by Portland with the 40th overall pick in this year's NBA draft but was immediately traded to the Thunder. The 6-foot-10 power forward out of Arizona played with the Thunder's summer league team in Orlando but did not sign a contract to join Oklahoma City. Had the Thunder brought Jerrett to training camp and cut him from the final 15-man roster, the team would have lost his draft rights. Instead of running the risk of losing Jerrett, the Thunder was expected to sign him to the 66ers, its D-League affiliate.
But with Jerrett now in the player pool for the D-League draft, any team can select him, which forces Tulsa to draft him to ensure he joins the 66ers and stays close to the Thunder.
The 66ers on Thursday acquired the No. 1 overall pick in a three-team trade, a move that has since become clear it was made so none of the D-League's other 16 teams would have a chance to select Jerrett. Tulsa, however, had to send point guard Diante Garrett, who was recently waived by the Thunder, along with the 11th overall pick to the Iowa Energy. The Energy sent the No. 1 overall pick to the 66ers and Lorenzo Brown to the Springfield Armor. Springfield traded the No. 3 overall pick to Iowa and former Tulsa standout Ben Uzoh to the 66ers.
Jerrett played one season at Arizona, averaging 5.2 points and 3.6 rebounds in 17.8 minutes per game. He made 40.5 percent of his 3-point field goal attempts during his lone season with the Wildcats and built on his reputation as a sharpshooting big man in Orlando, where he averaged 10.8 points and made 10 of 20 3-point attempts.
The D-League draft is at 6 p.m. Brandon Barnett and Will Dawkins will oversee the draft for the 66ers.
Fans can follow the eight-round draft at nba.com/dleague.