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Decades after smokestack industries largely disappeared from the Hudson River valley, leaving behind an environmental and economic mess that took years to reverse, plans are afoot to build more than a dozen industrial plants in the region.
The proposals -- including a $500 million power plant in the town of Athens, a $680 million paper recycling and power plant in Ulster, and a $300 million cement factory in Greenport -- have sharply divided towns up and down the river that have struggled, and slowly recovered, since the decline of heavy industry.
Those who oppose the plants say they threaten to undermine the effort to reclaim the Hudson from industrial pollution and to rebuild the region's economy through tourism.
But others welcome the return of manufacturing -- particularly the Pataki administration, which has vigorously wooed the companies with promises of state-sponsored tax-exempt bonds and local tax breaks. They say it will lure better-paying blue-collar jobs to a region where employment has improved markedly in recent years, but where wages still lag behind those of more prosperous areas.
And they are adamant that the factories will not harm the river.
''If I thought a plant would destroy the natural beauty of the Hudson River, I would act,'' Gov. George E. Pataki said in an interview. ''But it's not got to the point where anyone has told me this is destroying the scenic beauty.''
A spokesman for Mr. Pataki said that since he took office in 1995, the state had spent $256 million on cleaning and protecting the Hudson.
''We are pro-business, pro-industry,'' said Mr. Pataki, whose family home overlooks the river in Garrison. ''We are also pro-environment. There isn't any dichotomy.''
Environmentalists and many residents are unconvinced, saying that the administration has oversold the promise of factory jobs and tax revenue and underestimated the environmental cost.
''Instead of everyone saying the river's never been cleaner, we should be saying the river's never been under such threat,'' said Alan Neumann, president of Hudson River Heritage, a preservation group established 25 years ago. ''It's been decades since we've been faced with such a concentrated series of proposals.''
The proposed plants -- most of which would use the river for some part of their operation -- are early in the approval process. A spokesman for the Public Service Commission said a decision on whether to build the 1,080-megawatt Athens plant had been postponed for the third time, until April 30.
But the final approval on air quality standards has already been granted, as has the draft permit for water discharge.
Officials with the St. Lawrence Cement Company, which plans to ferry cement along two miles of conveyor belts to the riverfront, say they hope to conduct public hearings this summer. They filed their final environmental impact study on March 1.
But even if the final decisions are months, even years away, emotions are running high. Twelve New York environmental and preservation groups, led by Scenic Hudson, wrote to Governor Pataki recently urging a moratorium on industrial development until the state issues an overall plan for the development of the Hudson River.
In towns along the river, opposing sides have mounted expensive public relations campaigns. In Athens, a group collected 4,000 signatures and produced a video lambasting the proposed power plant there. In Saugerties, a citizens' group gathered 1,500 signatures against the recycling plant and claims credit for the company's decision to move to Ulster.
And preservationists aligned with Olana, Frederic Church's Moorish villa in Greenport, have joined in a lawsuit against the gas-fired electrical plant -- which they say will despoil their view.
The prospective plants even played a role in a handful of elections last fall, in which voters in Hudson and Newburgh ousted mayors who had supported factory proposals.
Things have also become a little bizarre. In Hudson, a group opposing the cement plant only a few miles away anonymously placed eight cinder blocks in prominent locations around town with one-word labels that together formed the questions: ''Who will really pay? Who will really profit?''
For more than a century, the people of the Hudson Valley have tried to balance industry with maintaining the scenic landscape.
Poets, painters and philosophers trumpeted the virtues of the wilderness and the beauty of the river, and along the way the industrialists built their railroads and factories.
First came brick factories, iron mines and riverside quarries, then cement, then General Electric, all in search of cheap, unlimited river water.
By the 1960's, the Hudson River was in trouble. Industries had been dumping chemicals, and municipalities had been dumping sewage. Scientists found fish full of polychlorinated biphenyls from the General Electric plant in the Upper Hudson, cadmium from a battery factory in Cold Spring, and diesel fuel from the Metro-North yards in Croton-Harmon. The authorities banned commercial fishing and advised people not to eat striped bass caught in the river.


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Lol since when is making three fuging steps and running forward not making a catch and having possession!
That's a catch. He took like 4 steps.
he took like 3 fugin steps
Don't like that challenge.....will lose our last timeout.
Complete and fumble. Should be an easy call.
Definitely a catch, but either way Murphy has brick hands...
Stupid challenge there goes our last timeout
The refs will pay us back for the two point conversion call.
Looks to me he had possession and then fumbled the ball out of bounds.
Haha he took like 6 steps.
Haha he took like 6 steps.
He made three fuging steps and was going forward how is that not making forward progress after the catch? Lol
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This is not a surprise. Valentine never had a chance and he knows it. Everyone else who thougt about it and then changed their mind knew they didn't have a chance either. Gary Herbert will be the Governor for as long as he wants it. He's a true Rebublican and the million dollars he raised in one night only shows how much people support him. He's going to do a fine job.
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John Valentine is a great guy.
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He has always demonstrated his compassion through his actions.
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Stay tuned. . . I expect Mark Shurtleff to run for Governor in 2010.
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Looking at his voting record, he only has compassion for his special interests. He is an Eagle Form puppet.
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Digbads - come on, of course he was compassionate regarding the trapped guy, he
would be totally heartless otherwise BUT that does not make him a good candidate
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Herbert's the Man - yeah for unemployment! He is an empty suit.
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If you can blame the governor for unemployment, you should also blame the
President for unemployment.
I don't blame either. I blame unemployment on Americans who are content with their 9-5 job, and don't take risks to start businesses, make it rich and employ countless other people because of their entrepreneurship.
If you're unhappy with the unemployment rate, you should be doing everything you can to make it easier for people to start businesses. Oh and get up of your easy chair and be successful so you can employ other people.
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Valentine needs to run for Attorney General in 2012. He is the perfect person to bring some much-needed integrity to that office. He at least knows how to run a conflict-of-interest check on his computer before meeting with somebody and taking money from them.
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You say Valentine is an Eagle Forum puppet?
Which of these concepts that Eagle Forum stands for do you disagree with:
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The Crown had many prerogatives (privileges) which other legal and natural persons did not have, due to the pre-eminent role of the sovereign. Some of these the Crown delegated to its subjects. That is, it franchised them, in return for money. In modern times—with the sovereign only having a formal role—it needs to be considered whether these Crown prerogatives should pass to the control of Parliament. Also, where they are obsolete, their abolition. A previous article has argued for the abolition of many obsolete prerogatives relating to the military. This article argues that the prerogatives of the Crown to levy pontage (a toll for the building, and repair, of bridges) and murage (a toll for the building, and repair, of town and city walls for defensive purposes) should be abolished. So too, the right of the Crown to waifs (stolen goods cast away by a thief in flight) and estrays (animals wandering in any manor or lordship whose owner is unknown). Also, that the prerogative of the Crown to unmarked mute swans in open water be restricted to the Thames—where it is only presently exercised. Finally, this article argues for the abolition of the palatinates of Lancaster, Chester and Durham—since the prerogatives once given to them by the Crown have now reverted to the same—and for the abolition of various long obsolete prerogatives given to the Cinque Ports.
KeywordsCrown prerogatives Tolls for pontage and murage Waifs and estrays Swans The counties Palatine The Cinque ports
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Career Stats
Game Logs: 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012
Harris has steadily posted bigger numbers throughout his career and is coming off his most productive campaign as a 2014 junior when he played in all 12 games for the first time and registered a career-high six starts while contributing totals of 25 receptions, 252 yards receiving and two touchdown catches that were career bests with the latter equaling the two scoring grabs he had as a 2013 sophomore. Harris has played in 29 games with seven starts over the past three seasons of his four campaigns with the program, totaling 41 receptions, 451 yards receiving and four touchdown catches. Harris had an especially notable catch against Portland State as a sophomore dubbed "The Grab" that earned ESPN's top play for the weekend and was among candidates for the top play of the year by multiple media outlets.
After Cal
- Expected to participate at the 2016 Cal Pro Day on March 18
Cal Career (2011-15)
- Played in 42 games with 14 starts over the last four seasons of his five campaigns with the program and contributed 81 receptions for 1,009 yards receiving and 10 touchdown catches for 60 points, picking up nearly half of his career totals in all categories and over half of his touchdown grabs as a 2015 senior
- Totaled 1,038 all-purpose yards, adding three punt returns for 16 yards and one kick return for 13 yards to his receiving totals
- Posted career highs in nearly every receiving category as a senior including 40 receptions, 558 yards receiving and six touchdown catches
- Also registered single-game career highs 97 yards receiving and two touchdown receptions on seven catches total as a senior vs. Oregon State while his 57-yard catch at Oregon
- Registered a single-game career high of nine receptions for 79 yards receiving as a 2014 junior against Oregon
- Had at least one reception in each of his final 18 contests
- Had the longest punt return of his career with an 18-yarder in his final collegiate game as a senior in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl vs. Air Force
- Had the lone kick return of his career for 13 yards as a 2013 sophomore at Stanford
- Had a memorable one-handed touchdown catch against Portland State as a 2013 sophomore dubbed "The Grab" that earned ESPN's top play for the weekend and was among candidates for the top play of the year by multiple media outlets
Senior (2015)
- Capped his collegiate career with career highs of 40 receptions, 558 yards receiving and six touchdown catches playing in all 13 games with seven starts, ranking fourth on the team in touchdown receptions, fifth in yards receiving, tied for fifth in receptions and sixth in points
- Ranked tied for 12th in the Pac-12 and tied for 85th nationally with his six touchdown grabs
- Started each of the team's five five contests
- Helped Cal to an 8-5 record and a victory in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl for the Golden Bears' first winning record and bowl appearance since 2011 as well as first bowl win since 2008
- Established career highs for yards receiving (97) and touchdown catches (2) when he led the team in both categories against Oregon State while he finished with a season-high-tying four receptions
- Also had a career-high 95 all-purpose yards against Oregon State, losing two on two punt returns to account for his total
- Co-led the team with a season-high-tying four catches for 78 yards including a career-long 57-yarder at Oregon
- Had a season-high-tying four catches in each of his last five contests, seven of his final eight and eight of 13 overall including the final collegiate game of his career when he had four catches for 67 yards and a career-long 18-yard punt return that was also Cal's longest punt return of the campaign in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl vs. Air Force
- Had SportsCenter's No. 4 catch of the day for an acrobatic grab against Air Force in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl vs. Air Force
- Other season-high-tying four-catch contests came vs. UCLA (63 yards), vs. Grambling (39 yards), at Stanford (42 yards), vs. Arizona State (38 yards, TD) and at Utah (33 yards)
- Had at least one catch in all 13 games for the first time in his career with other receiving numbers coming vs. Washington State (2-23, TD), vs. San Diego State (2-24, TD), at Texas (2-19, TD), at Washington (1-19) and vs. USC (1-16)
- Part of a group that made Cal the first college football team in recorded history in the same season to have six receivers with 40 or more catches – Kenny Lawler (52-648, 13 TD), Darius Powe (47-560, 8 TD), Bryce Treggs (45-956, 7 TD), Stephen Anderson (41-474, 2 TD), Trevor Davis (40-672, 2 TD) and Harris (40-558, 6 TD) – in addition to three 500-yard rushers – Khalfani Muhammad (87-586, 1 TD), Vic Enwere (106-505, 8 TD) and Tre Watson (89-504, 3 TD)
Junior (2014)
- Played in 12 games with six starts and totaled 25 receptions, 252 yards receiving and two touchdown catches, ranking sixth on the team in receptions, tied for sixth in touchdown catches and eighth in yards receiving, as well as eighth in yards receiving per game (21.0), ninth in yards per reception (10.1), tied for ninth in total touchdowns (2), 10th in all-purpose yards (252) and tied for 10th in points (12)
- Had a career-highs of nine receptions and season-high 79 yards receiving (also a season-high 79 all-purpose yards) as well as one of his two scoring grabs of the season, leading Cal in receptions in the contest
- Picked up his first career touchdown on a 17-yard reception and his longest catch of the campaign on a 30-yard reception against Sacramento State as part of two catches for 47 yards
- Other receiving totals came at Oregon State (4-28), vs. BYU (3-28), at Washington State (2-13), vs. Stanford (2-9), vs. Washington (1-25), at Northwestern (1-16) and at USC (1-7)
- Had at least one catch in each of the team's last five games after being held without a reception in four of the first seven
- Had two receptions for 15 yards in the spring game
Sophomore (2013)
- Played in 10 games including his first career start at UCLA and recorded seven receptions and 100 yards receiving and a 14.3 yards per catch average with two touchdown grabs to rank fourth on the team
- Ranked tied for fifth on the team with two total touchdowns and tied for sixth in scoring with 12 points
- Registered 50 yards receiving, the second touchdown of his career on a 15-yard completion on Cal's first drive of the game and a season-long 35-yard completion later in the contest at Stanford
- Added single catches vs. Arizona (27 yards), vs. Portland State (10 yards, TD), at Colorado (5 yards) and at UCLA (2 yards)
- Made a memorable catch against Portland State on the first touchdown reception of his career dubbed "The Grab" that earned ESPN's top play for the weekend and was among candidates for the top catch of the year by multiple media outlets
- Added one kick return for 13 yards at Stanford for a season total of 113 all-purpose yards with a season-best 63 coming against Stanford
- Caught two passes for a game-high 56 yards receiving in the spring game, including a 48-yard grab that was a key play on the first scoring drive for the offense
Freshman (2012)
- Played in seven games off the bench including each of the team's final four contests, catching nine passes for 99 yards receiving with all of his stats coming in the final four games
- Recorded season highs of four catches and 36 yards receiving in the season finale at Oregon State, with both numbers second on the team in the contest
- Had two catches vs. both Oregon (26 yards) and vs. Washington (13 yards)
- Registered a 24-yard reception at Utah that was the first catch of his collegiate career and also his longest of the season
- Caught seven passes for 95 yards receiving, including a 29-yard touchdown in the spring game
Freshman (2011)
- Redshirted
- Did not play
- Listed prior to the season as the nation's No. 25 wide receiver recruit by Athlon, who also pegged him as the Pac-12's No. 33 recruit overall
- The nation's No. 50 freshman wide receiver before the campaign according to Phil Steele
Northern Guilford HS (Class of 2011)
- Played wide receiver and cornerback during an All-State and SuperPrep All-Regional campaign as a 2010 senior for a 14-2 squad
- Paced the 3-A Mid-State League as a senior in both receiving with 54 catches for 1,104 yards receiving and 12 touchdowns, as well as interceptions as he returned the 10 he snagged for 79 yards to earn Prepstar and SuperPrep All-Region honors
- Had a spectacular 2009 junior season both offensively and defensively, with 47 receptions for 1,216 yards and 18 TDs while leading the country with 10 interceptions including two that he returned for touchdowns
Recruiting Rankings (Class of 2011)
- A four-star recruit according to ESPN while garnering three stars from both Rivals and Scout
- Listed as the No. 16 wide receiver in the nation by ESPN, who also ranked him as the country's No. 91 player overall
- Checked in as the No. 52 wide receiver nationally by Rivals and No. 84 according to Scout
- Ranked as the No. 15 player in the state of North Carolina by Rivals
- Full name is Maurice Lynell Harris
- Born November 11, 1992
- Parents are Lynell Harris and Carmen Maynard
- Cousin of former Cal players Keenan Allen and Zach Maynard, while also a high school teammate of Allen and former Golden Bear linebacker Chris McCain with Allen (San Diego Chargers) and McCain (Miami Dolphins) both now in the NFL and Allen the 2013 NFL Pepsi NEXT Rookie of the Year
- Major is African American studies
Harris' Career Game Highs
Receptions: 9 (vs. Oregon, 2014)
Receiving Yards: 97 (vs. Oregon State, 2015)
Receiving TDs: 2 (vs. Oregon State, 2015)
Long Reception: 57 (at Oregon, 2015)
Kick Returns: 1 (at Stanford, 2013)
Kick Return Yards: 13 (at Stanford, 2013)
Long Kick Return: 13 (at Stanford, 2013)
Punt Returns: 2 (vs. Oregon State, 2015)
Punt Return Yards: 18 (Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl vs. Air Force, 2015)
Long Punt Return: 18 (Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl vs. Air Force, 2015)
All-Purpose Yards: 95 (vs. Oregon State, 2015)
Points: 12 (vs. Oregon State, 2015)
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Lung cancer is the most common cancer fatality in Europe (335000 deaths/yr). Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) consists 85% of the cases, with 5 yr survival <15%. Hence, this proposal focuses on the urgent need for better NSCLC therapies. This is a European problem at societal and scientific level: better therapies are needed to keep the spiralling costs of European health systems under control, and the required expertise (basic science, clinical, biotech, experimental therapeutics) is scattered over the EU. Because of the diversity of the NSCLC problem (and the small/medium size of the project) we are focusing on two particular problems:
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As a first-year student at Princeton, Amy Gladfelter knew she had an affinity for biology and just assumed she would be a doctor. "If you liked thinking about the mechanics of life, you were expected to enter the medical field," she says. However, after an encounter with molecular biology Gladfelter went off in a new direction.
Molecular biologist Amy Gladfelter explores the potential of proteins through the magic of microscopy. (Photo by Eli Burakian '00)
"In my first molecular biology class, I became immediately transfixed by both the chaos and order that occurs in each and every living cell on the planet," she says. "It stirred a passion I feel to this day about understanding the inner life of a cell."
Now an associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Dartmouth, Gladfelter still has that mindset and revels in "watching how cells actually go about their business." While Gladfelter has chosen the lab bench over the bedside, she continues to investigate medically relevant matters. In addition to her biological sciences appointment, she is an associate professor in the Molecular and Cellular Biology Graduate Program and a member of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer Center.
Gladfelter focuses her research on proteins, the large molecules built of chains of amino acids according to plans dictated by DNA. Proteins are everywhere in the body, performing innumerable functions. They may even play a role in signaling the onset of a disease.
Gladfelter has discovered some proteins that act like prions—the nefarious disease-causing proteins. Her prions, however, appear to be positive agents, facilitating the transmission of building instructions transcribed from the DNA to protein construction sites (ribosomes) where the amino acid chains are formed.
Prions are generally regarded as infectious agents that bring about fatal neurological disorders in humans and animals, such as mad cow disease. They are proteins whose molecular chains are unusually contorted. Their peculiar behavior and their relation to diseases have captured Gladfelter's interest. While she does not know whether these are genuine prions, Gladfelter says they certainly behave like them.
"Prion-like behavior means they aggregate or clump together within a cell," she says. Those she is observing are making controlled aggregates, in which the assembly process appears to be kept in check, as opposed to the diseased state, where they are out of control.
"It is a real delicate balance of having small enough aggregates that you can position these transcripts but not too many or you kill the cell," says Gladfelter. "We are trying to understand how you have good aggregation but not bad aggregation, and how you regulate that balance. With this understanding, maybe we can develop therapeutics that can reverse some of the aggregation processes that lead to mad cow and other neurodegenerative diseases."
Fluorescence image of a living cell showing septin molecules linked to green fluorescent protein. (Courtesy of Amy Gladfelter/Dartmouth and Rudolf Oldenbourg/MBL)
Another group of proteins that fascinates Gladfelter are known as the septins. "At least 13 different kinds of septins appear throughout the body and they've been linked to myriad human diseases," she says. "When you have too many of them, or not enough, or when there is an imbalance in them, they have been associated with many different human cancers." One of these septins is already in clinical use to screen people for colon cancer.
Gladfelter notes that among cancer biologists there is an interest in understanding how these proteins assemble and what has gone wrong with them when they are linked with cancer. Septins in the brain are increasingly being implicated in diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, and they are also thought to play an important role in learning and memory function as well as infertility problems.
"Why is it that when they are out of balance or incorrectly expressed, we get these kinds of diseases?" she asks. "We don't know, and we don't even know how they work in normal cells." One potential practical application of Gladfelter's research could be to use septins as diagnostic tools. "However, the goal of our current work is more to understand the nuts and bolts of how they normally function so that someone can then interpret a malfunction better."
Another facet of Gladfelter's work concerns the tools for elucidating these "nuts and bolts." She has been instrumental in the development of new microscope technology and, in concert with colleagues from the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, Mass., recently organized a symposium at the Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), "Innovations in Imaging: Seeing is Believing."
An important focus of the symposium was live cell microscopic imaging, a technique brimming with challenges. "The challenges include just keeping things alive, keeping up with things that are moving fast, and trying to image cells and proteins that are incredibly small," says Gladfelter. "But the challenges this methodology presents are outweighed by the significant advantages over the static picture one sees on a stained, preserved slide," says Gladfelter. "You get very, very different stories whether you just look at a snapshot or a movie."


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The USC Summer Kambun Workshop is an intensive language training program in reading and translating premodern texts written in Sino-Japanese (Kambun). The Workshop brings together graduate students, young faculty, and other scholars from the U.S. and abroad for full-day, collaborative sessions led by faculty specialists from Japan and the U.S. The language of the Workshop is Japanese, and each Workshop focuses on its own theme or historical period. Participants learn to read Sino-Japanese materials with greater fluency; to develop their research and bibliographical skills; and to grow acquainted with peers in the field of premodern Japanese historical studies.
The Workshops are held in the East Asia Library on the USC campus, and utilize the library's Premodern Japanese Collection during morning classes and afternoon study sessions.
The Project for Premodern Japan Studies in the History Department of the University of Southern California announces this summer's Kambun Workshop, which will focus on a selection of sources taken from the Tōji Hyakugō Monjo, an archive recently designated as an important one for global history by UNESCO. The collection, which includes thousands of records dating from Heian through Sengoku times, is being digitized by the Kyoto City Library, and we will benefit from its resources during the workshop. Professor Toshiko Takahashi, a specialist on Tōji materials and the temple's history from the University of Tokyo's Historiographical Institute (Shiryō Hensanjo) will lead the workshop with Professor Joan Piggott of the USC History Department. The primary language of the workshop is Japanese, but translation into and annotation in English are also emphasized. Morning and afternoon sessions will be held Monday through Friday (10 AM – 5 PM). Applicants must be fluent in Japanese and must have completed coursework in Classical Japanese and either Kambun or Classical Chinese. The cost of the workshop, including lodging, is $5300 ($3500 tuition, $1800 lodging).
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2015 Reading the Chūyūki of Fujiwara Munetada (Prof. Yoshida)
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Gyokuyō (『玉葉』): A Mass Protest by Enryakuji Monks: Kaō 1 (1169), 12th Month, 23rd Day (嘉応元年一二月二三日)
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The stock market continued its recent pattern of one step forward, one step back.
After starting the day higher following an encouraging report on orders for manufactured goods, stocks drifted lower in afternoon trading Wednesday and gave up their gains from a day earlier. Facebook led the technology sector lower as investors gave the company's latest acquisition the thumbs-down.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell the most in two weeks and is now flat for the year. Investors are waiting for a catalyst that will either push the market higher or cause a sustained sell-off.
Many anticipate that the stock market will resume its upward trajectory later in the year as the economy strengthens following an unusually harsh winter.
"We're going through this back and forth, I would call it a consolidation phase, digesting the huge gains we've had," said David Lafferty, chief market strategist at Natixis Global Asset Management. "Most of the movement in stocks will tend to be in the latter half of the year."
The S& P 500 fell 13.06 points, or 0.7 percent, to 1,852.56. The index is up 0.2 percent for the year, after rising almost 30 percent in 2013.
The Dow lost 98.89 points, or 0.6 percent, to 16,268.99.
The Nasdaq fell more than the other indexes, giving up 60.69 points, or 1.4 percent, to 4,173.58.
Facebook was one of the biggest losers.
The social media network slumped $4.51, or 6.9 percent, to $60.38 after announcing a $2 billion acquisition of Irvine-based virtual-reality company Oculus late Monday. It was Facebook's second big acquisition in as many months.
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The stock market opened higher after a report showed that orders to U.S. factories for long-lasting manufactured goods rose in February by the largest amount since November, 2.2 percent. Demand for airplanes and automobiles drove the gains, according to the Commerce Department report.
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Tibet can seem a long distance away from central Indiana, but from Friday to Sept. 18, Tibet will be as close as Franklin College.
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On the second day, more of the college community stopped to watch the monks as they carefully laid out colored sand in intricate patterns. Perhaps the fact that few of the monks could speak English made it easier for us to watch and exchange nods. Or perhaps it was the sight of the monks taking their meals in the dining hall that melted our suspicions.
By Day 3, the group watching the monks was five and six deep. A table of inexpensive Tibetan and Mongolian goods also drew our attention.
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These quiet monks had brought something special to our campus.
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Cleaning Mouth Calls
How does everyone clean their mouth calls? Is mouthwash too harsh on the reeds? What about this product?
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Mouthwash works. Just keep them in it till the next time you need it. You can keep them in the fridge to keep it from drying up so fast.
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I keep mine in a little round tupperware type container filled with mouthwash. I stick it in the fridge during the offseason.
I read an article by Mark Drury where he was getting sick all the time during turkey season. He finally figured out it was from the bacteria on the mouth calls. I used to get bacterial infections during turkey season also, just chalked it up to allergies, even though I never had allergies. Sure enough I haven't got the bacterial infections the past few seasons, ever since I started keeping my calls in mouthwash during the season. Not to mention they taste better.
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I use denture cleanning tabs like Efferdent (Kroger makes a store brand just as good, but cheaper).
Soak them in warm water overnight with a couple of tablets, then dry them off and store in the fridge.
Don't use Crest Pro-Health. I read somewhere that you should get a mouthwash that was alcohol free, so I bought the Crest. It ruined 3 Primos calls before I figured out what was happening. The latex becomes too loose to work properly.Vegetarian - that's an old Indian word meaning 'lousy hunter' (Andy Rooney: American Journalist, Correspondent, Writer and Producer, b.1919)
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You should really use a 1\2 mouthwash, 1\2 water mix to dilute the harshness of mouthwash.
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I don't recommend using mouth calls from year to year no matter where you keep them or what solution you keep them in. Mouth calls aren't made to be kept wet for long periods of time. It took me a while to figure this out. I used to keep one mouth call on each side of my mouth all day long during turkey season. I noticed the calls sounded better first thing in the morning. The later in the day it got, the looser the reeds became and the more air it took to blow the calls. Now I keep one call in between my teeth and only slip it in my mouth when I'm actually calling. After years of hunting and trying MANY brands and types of mouth calls I've narrowed my arsonal down to two different calls. I buy two of each right before the spring season....no more sore throats, and no more soaking reeds in water over night to loosen reeds. In case anyone was wondering....The two calls I use are the Cumberland river game calls "RIP", and the Cane Creek "MR. DEATH". These calls may not be for everyone, but for me it's been a truly deadly combination for the last 5 years or so.
I don't like storing mine in mouthwash. I clean it in mouthwash then rinse with water and let it dry out on the counter. I store the mouth calls in a dry plastic container. Before the season opener I clean them again with mouthwash.
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- blowing type, ear murmur, Ear noises, Ears ringing in, Finding of tinnitus, Finding of tinnitus (finding), Hearing noises, low tones, murmur ear, Noise in ears, noises in ear, Noises in ear (finding), Noises in head, Observation of tinnitus, Ringing Buzzing Tinnitus, Ringing in ears, Ringing/buzzing/tinnitus, Ringing-Buzzing-Tinnitus, Tinnitus, Tinnitus (finding), Tinnitus Aurium, Tinnitus or hearing noises, Tinnitus ringing/buzzing ear, Tinnitus symptom, Tinnitus symptom (finding), Tinnitus unspecified, Unspecified tinnitus, Unspecified tinnitus (finding)
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Lamb Amigurumi
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