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Welcome back Nucky! HBO has just released a teaser for season two of Boardwalk Empire and spoiler alert, it looks fantastic. Expanding business, Chalky White wanting revenge, Nucky Thompson vowing to ruin all of you, and of course the KKK, because nothing says Atlantic City like a pointy white hat. Must not have been labor day yet.
While there's no official season premiere date set, the show will return this fall, presumably to the Sunday night sweet spot, and hopefully teamed up with the upcoming David Milch written, Michael Mann directed Luck, starring Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte. Drinking and gambling have always been a natural, if not bankrupting, pair.


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Resident Evil: Afterlife'—the latest flick in the series has scored the number one position at the box-office, and a franchise-best with a 27.7 million dollar debut.
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The Boy in the Plastic Bubble
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The girl (Glynnis O'Connor) next door makes a teen (John Travolta) born with immune deficiencies want to leave his germ-free bubble.
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- Jane's three friends from England come to see her and they get into a rather bad situation, leading to Jane showing just how much she has changed from a prim and proper Victorian lady.
Eleanor: First you put us onto a log and send us down the river. Next you strip us to our unmentionables and shove us into the muck. What's next? Will you have us hoot like gorillas and swing from the tree tops?Jane: If it keeps us alive! In case you haven't noticed, ladies, this is the jungle. It's not a garden party and I never should have pretended it was.
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does this change how you control the world map like giving information on town and routes or just changes the look?
because i want to change the flying positions aswell. Can someone give me a link to where i want to go?
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Tebow, Broncos top Jets 17-13 on last-minute drive
"I said before, I trust him. I trust him with everything," teammate Von Miller said. "No matter how many interceptions he throws, no matter how many touchdowns he scores, that's Tim Tebow and I'm going to ride with him to the end. I hope he shut up a whole bunch of critics today."
The debate across the NFL is whether the option is sustainable? After all, when Elway joined the team's front office this year, he said Tebow had to become a pocket passer to make it in this league.
"I want to run whatever's going to work," Tebow said, disputing the notion advanced by Hall of Famer and TV broadcaster Steve Young that he must be mad that Fox isn't letting him throw the ball more like a conventional quarterback.
Before Denver's unorthodox option offense prevailed again, it appeared the Jets were going to win this one thanks to an oddball touchdown.
Left guard Matt Slauson recovered rookie running back Bilal Powell's fumble at the 1 and dived across the goal line early in the third quarter to give New York a 10-3 lead.
"It was awesome at the time," Slauson said. "Unfortunately, it doesn't mean anything now."
Denver tied it at 10 when Andre' Goodman stepped in front of Plaxico Burress and picked off Sanchez's ill-advised pass and returned it 26 yards for a touchdown.
"I shouldn't have thrown it," Sanchez lamented. "It's an embarrassing play on my part."
It was the third pick-six Sanchez and thrown this year, and the Jets followed that with their fourth lost fumble on special teams when Joe McKnight coughed it up on the kickoff return at his 41. Cassius Vaughn recovered for Denver, but the Broncos couldn't capitalize this time, going three and out.
McKnight and Powell shared snaps after New York's backfield took another hit when starting running back Shonn Greene took a knee to the ribs and didn't return. They were already without LaDainian Tomlinson (knee), so Powell was activated for the first time all season.
With each game, the Broncos mold their offense more and more to fit Tebow's unique skill set that made him the most successful combination college quarterback in NCAA history, just as former Florida coach Urban Meyer once suggested an NFL team would have to do.
And they keep watching him run roughshod over defenders who are bigger, faster and stronger than they were in the SEC.
"He did it to us in college and he's doing it here," said teammate Robert Ayers, who went to Tennessee. "It doesn't have to be pretty, it doesn't have to be Aaron Rodgers-like. As long as we get it done, that's all that matters."
Notes: Broncos WR Eric Decker's girlfriend, country singer Jessie James, performed at halftime. ... Greene said X-rays were negative. ... No Jets offensive lineman had scored on a fumble recovery since guard Randy Rasmussen smothered running back Cliff McClain's fumble in the end zone against Miami in 1972.
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According to weather researchers, spring is arriving two days earlier each year, but then again so are all of the seasons. Experts aren't sure what's causing the seasons to shift, but think it may have to do with global warming. Scientists say they are working to figure out what effect the seasonal shift is having on the earth.


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Since they showed him with the black eye in the preview, at least part of it must be new.
Since they showed him with the black eye in the preview, at least part of it must be new.
yeah, i saw that preview too. looks like it's healing...either that or it has a lot of make up on it. anyway, thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for the heads up. I've been watching CBS all afternoon, from the cart race to that stupidass landrider commercial. 60 min now.
Just saw the 60 mins show - did Lance look bad or what? He looked fat and old. . .was this just me or do you guys agree?
He looked like his right jaw was also swollen.
Sheryl kicked his ass
just read this on cyclingnews.com
Armstrong confident despite crash
Lance Armstrong has suffered several small injuries in a crash during a training ride around Nice, France. News agency AP reported the six time-Tour de France winner to have a black eye, a cut over his right eyebrow and abrasions on his hands and knees, after the fall, which happened at low speed during the start of a training ride last week. Apparently, he lost control on his time-trial bike and sailed over the handlebars, his helmet splitting in two on impact.
Nevertheless, Armstrong is looking forward to the French Grand Tour. "I'm excited about the race," he said. "I feel very good on the bike. And I would even venture to say that I feel better than I've ever felt." The Texan also insisted that the motivation to win the event for a seventh consecutive year is even stronger than before.
"My kids weren't there last year and that was a real bummer for me," Armstrong said. "And they are going to be there this year. For them to come over here, come into my office basically, and see their father at work is important to me. And I would love for them to see me in a yellow jersey. That, right there, alone, is plenty of motivation."
Armstrong, who has a final training ride scheduled for Monday, June 27, will recon the Saint-Etienne time trial of the penultimate stage on Tuesday. Later in the week, he will also see the opening time-trial course. "I fully understand that when I go and do reconnaissance on a course, that is the last time I'll do that as a rider," Armstrong said. "I'm not going to lie and say that I start crying when I finish or anything because I've sort of been glad that I won't be doing that anymore. Athletes can't play at the highest level forever. So much of it is about timing and figuring just how long the body can continue to do what it does. This year felt like the right time to stop, and based on what I can tell, I'm ready to hopefully go out at or near the to
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I'm pretty sure this was the original interview with Bob Simon in 2000 - just before the interview, they mention that he had been in a crash where he hit a retaining wall. That crash, IIRC, took place a few weeks before or after the 2000 TDF.Originally Posted by Longhorn


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The establishment of such a new method would impact virtually all hESCs-based application programs as it involves a common basic process to expand hESCs before turning into any type of adult cells for the therapeutic purposes.
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April 24, 2015 @ 1:06 pm
Book Review: On Intelligence
While I was at Cold Spring Harbor Labs a few weeks ago, I picked up a copy of On Intelligence, by Jeff Hawkins, formerly of Palm Computing (remember the Palm Pilot?) and a science writer named Sandra Blakeslee. It's a ten-year-old book, which hasn't made the spash it deserves. At the time I seem to remember Hawkins being dismissed as a Silicon Valley pretender, a dilettante, and I never got around to reading it. Fortunately, he's on the CSHL board, and they keep copies of it in their bookstore.
The most basic idea of the book is actually quite similar to Darwin's insight on how to organize biological diversity. Darwin realized that each species was not a separate thing. Every species on the planet is related. Once we take time into account, we can see this organization, the Tree of Life into which each individual species can be plugged. That reorganization of biological diversity has been incredibly valuable, because it allows us to generalize responsibly from one species to another based on how far apart they are in the tree. Insects like fruit flies are a great model system for genetic disease because they share all those mechanisms of sexual reproduction with us. Asexual bacteria are good models of more basic processes like energy metabolism, but less good for other things like cancer.
Hawkins had a similar insight. The 52 Brodmann areas of the human cerebral cortex are not separate computational modules, separately evolved to perform specific computations, the way generations of neurologists and cognitive scientists have imagined. Those cortical areas are all related. They all do the same thing; they just do it on different inputs. Visual cortex performs the same operations on the signals from the optic nerves that auditory cortex performs on the signals from the ears. That's a powerful idea, for the same reason that Darwin's idea was powerful. If it's true (and I suspect that it is true), we'll be able to leverage discoveries from one field of neuroscience to others, and we can learn which discoveries will generalize and which discoveries will not. That's big.
If we think about the biological evolution of the brain as an organ, this makes perfect sense. Reptiles don't have a cortex, and neither do birds. They have a 3-layered hippocampus, which is similar, and probably the ancestor of the cortex. As far as we know, the 6-layered cortex arose one time in the history of mammals, not dozens of times. New cortical areas are built out of more or less the same stem cells as old areas. Simplicity suggests that they should do the same thing.
Hawkins goes further. He says that our larger model of the cortex as a computer is wrong. The cortex does not compute equations, as most model-builders assume; it's not a processor. The cortex is a memory system. It computes by analogy to its stored memories. The goal of the cortex is to predict its next input, much as the goal of the much older cerebellum is reduce the error signal in movement.
Try touching your nose. The error is the difference between where your finger currently is and where you want your finger to be. If your cerebellum is healthy (and you haven't been drinking alcohol), that error signal will be very small, because at the end of the movement and at every point along that trajectory your finger will be exactly where you expect it to be. If you put on a pair of prism glasses, as I do with my Governor's School students every summer, and shift the visual input by 10 degrees to the right, you've created a big error signal, which the cerebellum will eliminate over the course of a few minutes. Your initial throw of a football will be 10 degrees off. Each throw becomes slightly more accurate until things feel normal. When you take the glasses off, the error signal returns, but in the opposite direction, so that the cerebellum has to zero out that signal, too.
Hawkins believes that the cerebral cortex does the same thing, not in 3 spatial dimensions but in the high-dimensional spaces of similarity. As we move up the cortical hierarchy those spaces become more and more abstract, more and more compressed. For instance, the 3 spatial dimensions might be compressed into a single abstract movement profile, so that I can recognize the way my wife moves across a crowded room.
OK, interesting – but what does this mean for teaching? It means that, contrary to our fervent hopes, we can't simply download that abstract representation into the brains of our students. It has to be built up through repetetive experience. We may be able to catalyze that process by offering good examples and guiding the generalization, but we can't simply present a rule or a concept or a generalization and drop the mike the way we imagine that we can. That's a hard truth to accept. (I'm right now listening to a student complain about "trick questions" at the table behind me at Starbucks.)
What's worse, students are really adept at repeating those rules back to us, so it can look as though they've got it when they really don't. In fact, even they believe that they've got it, because they can repeat the rule back. It feels as though they have zeroed the error signal, because we're all measuring the wrong signal, the easy convenient signal of verbal match rather than the important, buried signal of analogy match. Measuring analogy match requires presenting novel examples and measuring a much more complex error signal. The Venn diagram of new information overlapping with old experience becomes very complex, like Luisa Hiller's diagrams of the pangenome of related bacterial species.
The dirty secret? Many teachers don't understand the concepts themselves, so they aren't equipped to do more than the rote verbal lecture, even if they wanted to. So we have a lot of work to do. I think Hawkins's book is a good place to start.Share | Comments


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IN a letter of February 1903 to George P. Brett, President of the Macmillan Company, Jack London described a new novel he had just finished as "an animal story, utterly different in subject & treatment from the rest of the animal stories which have been so successful; and yet it seems popular enough for the Saturday Evening Post, for they snapped it up right away." After reading London's manuscript, Brett responded that he liked the story but not its title: "It is a title which, it seems to me, the public would not understand until after they had read the book," he wrote. "I hope something else will occur to you, as I like the story very well indeed, although I am afraid it is too true to nature and too good work to be really popular with the sentimentalist public."
Ordinarily an astute judge of what the "sentimentalist public" liked, in this instance Brett could scarcely have been farther off the mark. As London later recalled, "When you came to the book-publication of this story, you wrote me the very same proposition [that had been sent me by the editor of the Post]: The yarn was bully, but the title was rotten. I told you the same thing I had told the editor of the Sat. Evening Post [to use another title if he could invent a better one]. You failed in getting another title, and reluctantly used my title. And I'll be damned if that very muchly-rejected title didn't become a phrase in the English language."
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A 15" MacBook Pro weighs 4.5 lbs. I really don't see how you'd be able to make a device of that size at 2.6 lbs. Even the lightest of 14" laptops, the new X1 Carbon, is 2.9 lbs before you spec it up.
Oh-ho-ho, there's no way this is a new thing. I saw it all on the comp.os.ms-windows.advocacy Usenet newsgroup back 20 years ago, which, I have to say, was waaaay more entertaining from a trolololol perspective than anything a Channel9 poster could come up with today.
People at the time (but not a lot of them) were predicting that OS/2 and Mac OS would die out because of Windows 95 and NT. This of course was not at all obvious coming into 1995, given how much momentum IBM and Apple had, but it's actually what happened. Microsoft went on to outsmart OS/2 on the compatibility and user-friendliness front, and they became Apple's sugar daddy in order to keep their Office for Mac business alive and kicking. They won, just like the zealots predicted.
12 hours ago, Dan276 wrote
I have 2 apps on the windows phone market place and various websites which I won't advertise. I'm talented enough to do many things. I was also rated 9.5 on Hot or Not website, so yes people do say I'm too good looking to use visual studio. But let me assure you that I have Visual Studio 2012 and even develop stuff in (WPF, Silverlight, ASP.NET, Windows phone 8 and Windows 8 apps). I even had 2 windows phone 7 apps out before the release date so there's some street cred.
Mm. So you're a hobbyist software developer, then. Professional means you do it for a living.
But never mind that --- what you're actually doing here is telling a bunch of uninterested men about how attractive you are.... why yes, gentlemen, I can code AND I'm hot.... and while it's perfectly okay to be homosexual, Dan, this really isn't the forum to be "picking up" on.
In the MSDN library, click the gear in the top-right corner, and choose "Classic" library mode.
Unfortunately this view won't last forever. It might be a good idea to leave a comment using the Site Feedback feature at the bottom of the MSDN web site with your rationale about why the traditional tree view still has an important place in MSDN navigation. (which I agree with you 100% on)
As for myself, I'm working on a movie that I put on kickstarter and I pick up a lot of chicks at clubs showing my gamerscore on my phone. Right now, I'm getting more cred and respect from my cheevos, but later I will probably make a lot of money from it.
So you aren't actually a professional software developer, then, are you?
It's for fun.
Don't over-think it.
1 hour ago, BitFlipper wrote
It is merely MS placing artificial restrictions in hope to force W8 adoption.
Even if that's the case...... so what? Windows 8 is significantly better than Windows 7 as an operating system, even if you leave Metro out of the discussion. Why are you scared of new software all of a sudden?
1 hour ago, magicalclick wrote
What I don't understand is, Win8 is Win7 plus a fancy environment that cannot run VS. So, I don't see why the crappy OS support.
Because Windows 8 ships with Hyper-V 3.0, which relies on support in the OS for second-level address translation (SLAT). Without this, graphical performance inside the virtual machine is really hampered, and virtual machines require significantly more memory to run since they can't cooperate with the host operating system to dynamically allocate and deallocate memory as needed by the VM.
Keep in mind that a Windows Phone 8 device is going to have something like a dual-core 1.5ghz ARM processor. That's ARM, not Intel x64 like the host OS. The virtual machine environment has to be as fast as possible to deliver the kind of perf needed to consistently run at full speed. This requires cooperation from the host operating system. Windows 8 was designed for this. Windows 7 is not.
So it has less to do with the emulator and more to do with MS simply forcing us to use Windows 8.
They want people to use the emulator because Windows Phone applications are expected to run on devices with multiple resolutions, and you are expected to test all of them. Your physical device has just one.
Not having the emulator is going to limit your ability to be successful in developing an app. Why would Microsoft support this approach?
17 minutes ago, Dr Herbie wrote
Create a Win8 virtual machine and develop on that? Might be a little painful at times, but I did this to play with Win8 development before Win8 went RTM (might be OK if you have a beefy machine to run the VM on).
This won't work because the Windows Phone Emulator is itself a Hyper-V virtual machine.
Cybermagellan: Your only option is to have a Windows 8 Pro desktop system. If your company's IT department refuses to give you such a machine in order to fulfill the company's business requirements of developing a Windows Phone 8 app, then you need to escalate that up the management chain. IT doesn't get to decide whether you can do your job or not.


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This week the folks responsible for picking up companies at Apple have made a purchase - the SnappyLabs group responsible for quick-shot photos in iOS devices. This app was titled "SnappyCam" and can still be accessed for a short time - if you're rooted. As for the real-deal app on the iTunes App Store, you' may very well be out of luck. Until Apple incorporates the app's abilities into their own naive camera app, that is.


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Nine years since they formed in Cwamaman, South Wales, Stereophonics have worked hard to sell in excess of seven million albums. Their fifth release is the first without drummer Stuart Cable, the band's party animal, ditched in favour of Argentinian recruit Javier Weyler.
It is a change that has not unduly rocked the world of Stereophonia and, if anything, frontman Kelly Jones has used the departure of the boisterous Cable to emphasise the Stereophonics' core values.
Naturally there are allusions to progress. This is apparently the first album the group have made without recourse to funny herbal cigarettes. Jones has also sought to make a modern sounding record, using all the techniques learned over the years since their 1997 Word Gets Around debut.
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The world's financial system, including the global stock market, is crashing all around us. The talking heads on the business channels are telling us things are bad and will likely get worse. So, in the midst of all this chaos, what would the Oracle of Omaha do? Let's ask him.
D4L: Mr. Buffett, what do you see happening in the near-term?
WB: In the near term, unemployment will rise, business activity will falter and headlines will continue to be scary.
D4L: Mr. Buffett, what are you holding in your personal portfolio?
WB: I previously owned nothing but United States government bonds. (This description leaves aside my Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) holdings, which are all committed to philanthropy.)
D4L: You said "previously owned". Has something changed?
WB: I've been buying American stocks.
D4L: Really!? There are a lot of scary things happening in the market. Why would you be out there buying?
WB: A simple rule dictates my buying: Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful. And most certainly, fear is now widespread, gripping even seasoned investors. To be sure, investors are right to be wary of highly leveraged entities or businesses in weak competitive positions. But fears regarding the long-term prosperity of the nation's many sound companies make no sense. These businesses will indeed suffer earnings hiccups, as they always have. But most major companies will be setting new profit records 5, 10 and 20 years from now.
D4L: Yeah, but the talking heads are telling us that things have never been this bad.
WB: Over the long term, the stock market news will be good. In the 20th century, the United States endured two world wars and other traumatic and expensive military conflicts; the Depression; a dozen or so recessions and financial panics; oil shocks; a flu epidemic; and the resignation of a disgraced president. Yet the Dow rose from 66 to 11,497.
D4L: Wow. So the stock market is a wonderful money making machine where you just can't lose?
WB: You might think it would have been impossible for an investor to lose money during a century marked by such an extraordinary gain. But some investors did. The hapless ones bought stocks only when they felt comfort in doing so and then proceeded to sell when the headlines made them queasy.
D4L: I guess for some they would be better off holding cash, right?
WB: Equities will almost certainly outperform cash over the next decade, probably by a substantial degree. Those investors who cling now to cash are betting they can efficiently time their move away from it later. In waiting for the comfort of good news, they are ignoring Wayne Gretzky's advice: "I skate to where the puck is going to be, not to where it has been."
Obviously, Mr. Buffett was way too busy to take my call, probably picking the stocks he will buy in the morning, so I took his responses from this wonderful October 17, 2008 NY Time article titled "Buy American. I Am". There is a lot of wisdom in Mr. Buffett's words.
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STANFORD, California, November 3. NO. 7 Texas (3-1) trimmed and ultimately overcame a 25-point deficit late in the meet to secure a 151.5-148.5 victory over host No. 5 Stanford (2-1) Saturday afternoon at the Cardinal's Avery Aquatics Complex.
"I think everybody played their part today," UT head coach Carol Capitani said. "There were people in each event who found a way to make something happen. We had people like Kaitlin Pawlowicz, Gretchen Jaques and Laura Sogar come out and get wins, just like our diversdid. You don't want to take credit from them, but we also had people like Marylyn Toledo, Spindrift Beck and Alex Hooper come out and have some of the best dual meets they've ever had. The divers did a heck of a job. It was just a great team effort all the way around."
Stanford took an early lead with a win in the 200-yardmedley relay before UT's Pawlowicz claimed a win in the 1000 freestyle in 9:50.98. Sogar posted the next victory for Texas in the 100 breaststroke, where she led a one-two UT finish in 1:01.15. Jaques took second in 1:01.53. Both times were good for NCAA "B" cuts.
Pawlowicz returned to post a win in the 200 butterfly in 2:01.00 before senior diver Diana Wilcox captured the three-meter event with 308.40 points. Wilcox's victory helped cut the Stanford lead to 76.5-73.5.
The Cardinal took first, second and fourth in the 100 freestyle to push their lead to 14 points. Stanford stretched its lead to a meet-high 25 points after going one-two in the 200 backstroke, but Texas methodically trimmed the lead before winning the meet in the final event of the day, the 400 freestyle relay.
Sogar kicked off the rally by taking first in the 200 breaststroke in 2:10.85. Beck added an additional two points for Texas by placing fourth in 2:15.15 to cut the Stanford lead to 114.5-92.5. Pawlowicz notched her third win of the day by clocking 4:51.44 in the 500 freestyle. Stanford still led the meet by 21 points after taking second, third and fourth in the 500 freestyle, but Texas took a significant chunk out its deficit in the next event, the 100 butterfly.
Jaques led a one-two Longhorns finish in the 100 butterfly in 54.08, well under the NCAA "B" cut of 54.62. Senior Kelsey Amundsen added four points by taking second in 55.48, and junior Marylyn Toledo notched two more points by taking fourth in 56.21.
Stanford led 127.5-117.5 after the 100 fly, but Texas trimmed the Cardinal lead to five points by taking first and third in the one-meter diving event. Junior Maren Taylor earned nine points for Texas by taking first with 302.78 point, and freshman Meghan Houston added three more points by placing third with 280.50 points.
Stanford's Maya DiRado won the 200 individual medley in 2:00.47, but Texas only lost one point to Stanford since it took second, third and fourth places in the event. Sogar took second in 2:01.97, while sophomore Skylar Smith placed third in 2:02.33. Beck placed fourth in 2:02.56.
With Texas trailing 144.5 to 138.5 heading into the meet-ending 400 freestyle relay, the Longhorns needed to win the 400 freestyle relay and have an additional relay place second or third to win the meet. Texas did just that.
UT collected 11 points by winning the event, as Jaques, senior Bethany Adams, junior Sarah Denninghoff and Amundsen finished in 3:19.07, good for a NCAA "B" cut. But, the points that ultimately won the meet came from UT's "B" relay, as juniors Samantha Tucker and Alex Hooper and sophomores Shelby Webber and Kelsey LeNeave won the decisive two points for Texas by placing third in 3:25.49. Stanford's "A" relay collected four points by placing second.
Had the Cardinal's "B" relay taken third place, the final score would have read 150.5 to 149.5 in Stanford's favor. Instead, Texas outscored Stanford by a 13-4count in the final relay to make the final score 151.5 to 148.5 in favor of the Longhorns.
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Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War (Simon & Schuster), published just before September 11, recounts the bureaucratic infighting over bioterrorism within the federal government and foreshadows the ineptitude we have just witnessed. The authors, Judith Miller, Stephen Engelberg, and William Broad, report the repeated warnings from leading scientists, arms controllers, and State Department officials about the potential for a biological attack. Despite the keen interest of President Bill Clinton when in office, there was little cooperation among the several agencies given responsibility for coordinating a response to biological weapons of mass destruction. Even the personal enmity of Congressman Dan Burton (R-Ind.) toward Clinton spilled over into the effort, derailing the use of anthrax vaccine to protect the military. Among other items, the book also shows that a simulated biological attack with pneumonic plague in Denver, May 17-23, 2000, ended with the supposed disease raging out of control. The exercise showed that localities were woefully unprepared for a mass attack and that the federal government itself could do little to help treat or contain such an epidemic. Lack of coordination as well as years of underfunding public health agencies were apparent in Denver. We are not better prepared today.
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Thank you everyone for expressing your care and concern regarding my beautiful daughter. She was beautiful, and I believe God took her home and all of us who loved her will see her again.
Back in the fall of last year, one of the nurses at out oncology center where we went for Amanda's treatments made me aware of this organization. She was looking online at home for info on this cancer. And found this Foundation. So I ordered 10 wrist bands, one of which I wear constantly along with my Love4Amanda band (check out Love4Amanda on Facebook) and my multi-colored salvation wrist band which is an expression of my Faith in Christ.
I look forward to the day when we can stop intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma in it's tracks. We need to press forward and continue to run the race.
1 Tue, 24 Jul 2012 22:42:25
Re: Any new hope? (10 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Thank you everyone for expressing your care and concern regarding my beautiful daughter. She was beautiful, and I believe God took her home and all of us who loved her will see her again.
2 Tue, 24 Jul 2012 14:22:56
Topic: Any new hope? (10 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Hello. I am the mom of a beautiful girl named Amanda who lost her life at 21 years old to intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, something we had never heard of. She was on the dean's list at NAU in her sophomore year when she suddenly became ill. "Not feeling well". Pain in her right side and fever. She was diagnosed March of 2011 and she left us on March16th 2012. We had the best reasearch doctor, went through 3 different types of chemo treatments and nothing helped. We were Hopeful til 5 days before we lost her, when we found out that her then current treatment, erbitux was not working either.
I am so saddened that there is nothing that can treat, even slow down this monster. Is there a rise among young adults with this cancer? Did we miss something or is their simply nothing that can be done? I have read everything I can regarding this cancer. Just seems there there is no good news regarding this type of cancer.


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Update on StephenStephen is applying for his second loan of KES 15,000 from KADET LTD after servicing his previous loan well and in good time. He is now 27 years old, is single and supports his mother. Besides pig farming, he has also started mushroom planting and crop farming as well.
He plans to use the entire loan amount to buy seedlings and prepare a cold room. He will plough the anticipated profit into the farming business through buying farm inputs.
In the future, Stephen hopes to grow his business and be financially stable.
Previous Loan DetailsStephen is a 26 year-old unmarried man. He is a pig farmer. He has been in the business for one year now and gets a monthly income of two thousand shillings. This will be Stephen's first loan from Kiva partner KADET LTD and he plans to use the entire loan to purchase animal feed. With the pr... More from Stephen's previous loan »
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 10 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- At end of term
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Nov 6, 2012
- Listed
- Nov 13, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Sep 17, 2013