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"Come On Walter! Cheer Up! What's The Problem? Apart From The Fact You've Got Terminal Cancer, You've Had To Turn To Drug Dealing To Make Money For Your Family Which Is Actually Destroying Your Family Your Life Is Great!"
February 10th, 2011
Breaking Bad: Walter White is a chemistry teacher who has just been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer (just to clear this up right now, he does not smoke) so now, his life has been cut incredibly short. But could the cancer be just the thing he needs? Throughout his life he has been one of those people who would let you walk all other them, a door mat if you're a fan of metaphors. (Funnily enough quite similar to the dad out of Malcolm in the middle) so basically, WARNING: IRONY ALERT: now that he's going to start dying, he's going to start living.
So he turns to drug dealing, ok bit of a mad decision, he's actually quite logical, he can make so much money to leave behind for his family and it might be a very dangerous business, you could end up spending the rest of your life in prison but for Walter, that really isn't too long.
What Walter didn't realise then is being a 'successful' drug dealer is harder than first thought, he comes to realise that the police aren't the main guys he should watch out for, for it is in fact, the other drug dealers are the most dangerous.
So what makes up the show? Great acting and a clever storyline, that's all this show needs. Others agree that the acting is top notch as both Bryan Cranston (Walter White) and Aaron Paul (Jesse Pinkman) were awarded Emmy's for their performance. Bryan Cranston I respect now a heck of a lot more after watching years of Malcolm in the middle and simply regarding him as an 'in it for the money part', I now realise that he is truly passionate about his characters as he is able to change his entire personality on so many levels.
It's early days for this American drama; well it is here in the UK. You lucky bastards in America get it 3 years before us! That's right! The pilot premiered a month ago, your soon starting your 4th season! A flight from the USA to Britain takes 6 hours; you could have a Breaking Bad episode on our screens in 6 hours, but no! You want to reduce your carbon footprint by flying less, curse you Al Gore! You've been nothing but trouble! Ok I'm getting a bit off the subject, back to the review.
So Walter means business, this isn't just an on the side hobby to him this is his other life, his family life, his chemistry teacher life and his drug dealing life have to stay separate but all the while work together without anyone knowing. But how long can he keep this up? Until he dies, that long? Can he make it that long? His family are already getting suspicious and we're only in the 4th episode! But if 4 seasons have been made then I guess he must be keeping it secret, kind of hard to believe when his brother in law is a cop!
Breaking Bad has got everything you want in a US drama, criminals, drugs, guns and chemistry. What more could you want? Admittedly I am slightly concerned about how the show has made it to its 4th season when the main guy has terminal cancer but I'm sure these smart drama writers have sorted something out. This is what the show does, what makes it so clever, so different, it leads you to believe one thing, and then it does something completely different. You just have to watch the pilot episodes prologue at the very start where you think Walters going to have a one man standoff between a gang of police cars, and then, something completely different happens.
A clever, gritty, dark drama about a man who may be doing something very illegal but only with his family in his heart, nice that he wants to leave some money for his family after he's gone, but maybe, the safest option would have been to buy a few lottery tickets a hope for the best. It's early days, the sun is only just rising on Breaking Bad but I wish the show the best for its future seasons.
Breaking Bad has earned 4.5 stoned stars.


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In this collection of stories and essays, the beloved author of the classic, best-selling novel A Lesson Before Dying shares the inspirations behind his books and his reasons for becoming a writer. Told in the simple and powerful prose that is a hallmark of his craft, these writings by Ernest J. Gaines faithfully evoke the sorrows and joys of rustic Southern life. From his depiction of his childhood move to California — a move that propelled him to find books that conjured the sights, smells, and locution of his native Louisiana home — to his description of the real-life murder case that gave him the idea for his masterpiece, this wonderful collection is a revelation of both man and writer.
About the Author
Ernest J. Gaines is a writer-in-residence at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. His 1993 novel, A Lesson before Dying, won the National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction, was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, and was an Oprah Book Club pick in 1997. In 2004, he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Marcia Gaudet, Duson, Louisiana, is professor emerita in English at University of Louisiana at Lafayette and author of "Carville: Remembering Leprosy in America" (University Press of Mississippi).
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"Gaines is one of the nation's most important and prolific living writers and the greatest American writer of his generation to emerge from the South since William Faulkner." –The Atlanta Journal Constitution
"No one writes about mainstream, ordinary black life as well as Gaines does." –Ishmael Reed
"Gaines reveals the constant doubts accompanying the artist's quest — as well as the spirit spurring him forward." –The Christian Science Monitor
"Words, wondrous and glorious words, burst from Ernest J. Gaines's heart and pen, describing the events and experiences that led to the publication of his renowned novels. . . . By the end, we feel as if we really know this Louisiana-loving, boundary-breaking author." –Southern Living

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Do Judicial Elections Really Stink?
Gibson, James L., Campaigns & Elections
Why campaign activity isn't as damaging to judicial legitimacy as some may think
How dangerous is campaign activity to the legitimacy of American courts? Here is what one of the most prominem analysts of campaigning and elections predicted back in 2002:
"The spread of negative campaigning injudicial races is likeh, to have adverse quences for the court system," Stianto [yengar wrote in an Indiana Law Review article. "The motives of judicial candidates will be cast into doubt, and public esteem for the judiciary will suffer. Not only will candidates for judicial office be equated with ordinary politicians, but the impartiality, independence, and professionalism of the judiciary will also be called into question. Large-scale advertising in state judicial elections will further politicize state courts in the eyes of the public." If this scenario did indeed come to pass, the American state judiciaries- the workhorse of litigation in the United States -would be seriously undermined and compromised.
Because the empirical evidence necessary to substantiate these fears is so limited, this study was conceived and executed. What follows is an excerpt from my forthcoming book, "Judicial Elections: The Surprising Effects of Campaigning on Judicial Legitimacy." My goal was to examine the consequences of electoral activity with a research design tailored to answer some of the key empirical questions about elections and legitimacy.
In order to be able to make causal claims about campaign causes and legitimacy effects with a high degree of confidence, this project employed the two major cornerstones of causal inference: experiments with random assignment of respondents to treatments and dynamic analysis of change over time. In order to overcome the limits of nonrepresentative samples and unknown generalizability, the research design employed a representative sample of the adult residents of the state of Kentucky (and for more limited purposes, a nationally representative sample). There are still limits to this projectonly some of my results from Kentucky have been replicated with nationally representative data- but the empirical basis of the substantive conclusions I draw in this book is perhaps as strong or stronger than any prior study of judicial campaigns and elections.
The most important conclusion: judicial campaign activities do not seem to damage the legitimacy of those courts that select their judges through popular elections. This is an unexpected finding and a bold conclusion. A recap of the evidence supporting that conclusion is therefore in order.
Judicial Elections and Legitimacy
I have found that judicial elections directly contribute to the legitimacy of courts, most likely by reminding citizens that their courts are accountable to their constituents- the people. The American people generally prefer that the balance between accountability and judicial independence be titled toward tje accountability end of the continuum, so it is not at all surprising that elections would have this effect. In assessing the impact of campaign activity on judicial legitimacy, analysts must begin by recognizing that all such activity must be evaluated in relationship to the legitimacy-boosting effects of electoral accountability.
How much legitimacy do the elected high courts in the American states enjoy? Because the vast majority of judges in the United States are subject to some form of electoral accountability, it is therefore not surprising that state courts in this country are widely accepted as legitimate institutions. I readily admit that the evidence for this conclusion is perhaps not as strong as it might be, but it seems that somewhere around three-fourths of the American people extend legitimacy to their state judicial institutions. Indeed, state high courts seem to be as legitimate as the venerable United States Supreme Court.
Critics of elections might view this figure as low- in comparison to 100 percent- and might argue that there has been a slow and steady erosion from unanimity over the course of years of judicial elections. …


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If your coach yells at your team for sloppy play, his post-game speech might be called a castigation. A castigation is a harsh verbal reprimand.
No one likes to be on the receiving end of a castigation. The word comes from the Latin castigus which means "to make pure." Try to remember during a castigation that the castigator is, in their own misguided way, trying to make you a better person. But that may be hard to think of when someone is bawling you out.
Definitions of castigation
n verbal punishment
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- chastisement
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penalisation, penalization, penalty, punishment
the act of punishing
n a severe scolding
- Synonyms:
- bawling out, chewing out, dressing down, earful, going-over, upbraiding
- Type of:
rebuke, reprehension, reprimand, reproof, reproval
an act or expression of criticism and censure


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In return, Mr. Feldman made a gift to establish the Rebecca Feldman Scholarship in 2004. He received Penn Law's Alumni Award of Merit the following year.
Mr. Feldman started his career in Washington as an assistant to the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Subsequently he served as counsel to the Senate committee investigating Gen. Douglas MacArthur's firing and as counsel to a committee studying a stock market scandal. His office was next to Kennedy's and they talked about the implications of the scandal. In 1957, after the investigation had ended, Kennedy asked Mr. Feldman to join his presidential campaign.
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I found several errors in an otherwise good book but I saw no corrections for the book on the website even though the website is active. I submitted the error-corrections in hopes that they will be corrected for future editions. I think this is a good way to practice your programming skills anyway, as you have to confirm that they are indeed errors and usually you'll get feedback from the company.
If you've ever submitted corrections before, did you notice that they were correct in the next edition, or published on the webpage? Also, I was wondering if any companies give credit to the people who find the errors. I know if you found any errors in any of Knuth's books he used to send you a check for $2.56, as 256 corresponds to the hexidecimal dollar.
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I have never submitted an errata. I have plenty of time to do so but one little error or two doesn't really bother me. Nobody is perfect.
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Last year, a major retailer estimated $200,000 would be enough to pay for a median and turn lane the city was requiring at an intersection near a planned Center Grove area store.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. looked at the work required for the intersection of Smith Valley Road and State Road 135, one of the county's busiest intersections, estimated the cost and then cut the city a check.
When Greenwood tried to hire a contractor to do the work this summer, the city couldn't find a single company willing to do the job for less than $285,000. So, officials went back to Wal-Mart, which is cutting another check for more than $100,000.
Once the city gets the additional money, it can hire a contractor for the road construction. Also this summer, motorists should expect to see construction beginning on the 150,000-square-foot Walmart store, according to a statement from the company.
Wal-Mart representatives told the city the company didn't have enough project managers to build all of its planned stores last year, so the new buildings had to be constructed in phases, community development services director Mark Richards said. That delayed the Greenwood store's construction. The 150,000-square-foot supercenter initially was expected to open this summer but now is slated to have its grand opening next spring, according to a statement from Wal-Mart.
The city initially requested bids from construction companies in April but didn't sign any contracts because the estimates came in higher than what Wal-Mart wanted to pay. The retailer had given the city about $200,000, which was what the company's engineers estimated the project should cost.
Greenwood requested new bids to get a cost closer to that amount. When the new batch of estimates from contractors came in, the amounts were higher, so the city had to go back to Wal-Mart to ask for more money.
If Greenwood hires a company within the next few weeks, the project will cost about $305,000, which is a price Wal-Mart has now agreed to, Richards said. The city will have to rebid the project again if Wal-Mart doesn't send additional money for the roadwork before July 12.
Reasons for increases in the price of the roadwork could include the rising costs of asphalt, Richards said.
Wal-Mart hasn't gotten its building permit, but since the company has agreed to pay extra for a nearby road project, then it appears the retailer doesn't want to delay construction further, city planning director Bill Peeples said.
The retailer planned to hire a contractor for store construction this month, Richards said.
The store will feature a pharmacy and garden center and will sell groceries, clothing and a wide variety of other goods.
Wal-Mart agreed to pay for a turn lane and median on Smith Valley Road to keep traffic moving through the intersection with State Road 135. The intersection is among the areas with the highest number of vehicle accidents in the city. The hope is that the turn lane will keep traffic flowing, and the median will reduce accidents by eliminating some of the left turns motorists make in front of oncoming traffic.


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Sullivan's Indicted in April Shooting at their Home
24 year old Matthew Randall Sullivan, who was wounded in a shooting at his own home last month on Mountain View Drive, has been charged with reckless endangerment and aggravated assault for threatening the man who shot him.
His bond is $100,000.
Sullivan's estranged wife, Mandy Sullivan, has also been charged with filing a false report, tampering with evidence, and fabricating evidence. Her bond is $50,000
The cases against both Matthew and Mandy Sullivan were presented to a special session of the Grand Jury on Monday.
The shooting was reported to 911 at 3:24 a.m. on Saturday, April 18th.
After the shooting, Sheriff Patrick Ray says his department was contacted and upon arrival, officers found Sullivan in a wooded area behind the residence.
DeKalb EMS arrived on the scene and a Life Force Helicopter was summoned to airlift Sullivan to Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga. A helicopter landing zone was set up on Highway 56 north in the Buckner's Chapel Church area. Sullivan was treated and released a short time later.
Sheriff Ray says through interviews and evidence that was collected at the crime scene, the shooting appeared to have been justified. "Through interviews with the victim and witnesses at the scene, it appears that Sullivan assaulted one man at the residence and then kicked a bedroom door open where another man, female and two small children were present."
"The man in the bedroom was then approached by Sullivan, who was holding a large knife, and witnesses state that Sullivan began to try and assault the man with the knife. The man, in fear of his life and the safety of the other people in the room, shot at least one round from a 38 caliber pistol which hit Sullivan's right arm and chest area, exiting his back. Sullivan then left the residence and went out side."
According to Sheriff Ray, prior to the shooting, Mr. Sullivan had gotten arrested by the Smithville Police Department for driving under the influence. "He bonded out of jail and found out that Ms. Sullivan had some people (two men) at her residence that he was not fond of. Sullivan and his wife (Mandy) had been separated for about a week and a half."
"He (Matthew) arrives at the residence, goes in and assaults one of the guys pretty badly. He (Matthew) then winds up getting a butcher knife and threatens the other man in the house. The victim stated that he actually jabbed at him one time with the knife and when he jabbed again, he (victim) shot him (Matthew) in self defense."
"Our evidence at the crime scene shows that the victim was actually the shooter."
After the shooting, his (Matthew's) wife (Mandy) goes back in, moves evidence around in the home, hides the knife, takes the gun, unloads it, throws away the spent round, and keeps the other one, hiding it from the officers while they were there. She also gave some false statements, covering for her husband."


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The founder of the Sprezzatech consulting firm, Nick Black, was working on the SprezzOS Linux distribution and carried three principles of advancing computing, making it beautiful, and pragmatism. The initial release wasn't anything too exciting to us, but the lead developer was saying in emails to us he was hoping to take on Ubuntu and had a showboat of other plans to make the distribution perform well and look beautiful.
In the news since that announcement was a 120 second server install for a virtual machine using SprezzOS and much automation. It was also ZFS-capable and the disk management/preparation was based upon existing open-source software but what the developer believed to be "the finest solution for these tasks to be found in any Linux installer."
In March we then heard about the SprezzOS Raptorial project, which aimed to be a modern rewrite of Debian's APT with a design for parallelism and project art. The initial numbers were positive for Raptorial compared to the upstream APT software and the work on it continued.
The last SprezzOS news passed along via Phoronix was in April when Nick was still working towards a faster Debian APT.
Now at the end of 2013, less than one year after we initially shared the new Linux distribution, the project has failed. Well, it actually looks like the project ceased back in October.
There's a Sprezzatech blog post indicating that Sprezzatech and SprezzOS are being put aside. Basically, SprezzOS wasn't being funded and Sprezzatech wasn't working out as a consulting firm so the developer quit and is going back to a normal job. For anyone interested in where the project left off, there is the SprezzOS Wiki.


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I got a small, and they fit well. I'm 5'3", 114" with 27"natural waist, 37" hips
If they make some other colors next year I'll get another pair.
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SmartWool NTS hipsters
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I tested these out on a multi-day backpacking trip and compared them to a different brand of "quick-dry" bikini underware that I also used on the trip. The Smartwool proved to be more comfortable; no chafing, no blisters where the backpack hipbelt sits, no circulation being cut off, and because they are so breathable, they kept me less sweaty than the other pair (it was 85 degrees and humid). In the opposite end of the weather, they add a nice extra bit of warmth on my 35 degrees and windy 4 mile commute to work. Highly recommended.
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I love merino wool so I don't really want to complain, however, there is one detrimental design flaw that prevents me from absolutely loving these.
The stitching by the leg openings are made of non-stretch thread. I believe they did this in hopes of preventing ride-ups, but instead they created a very uncomfortable pair of underwear.
The wool is very soft next to the skin, and the waist is a bit higher than I like, but that wouldn't matter if the leg openings didn't dig into my upper thighs when I sit down.
I'm 5'4", 112lbs so ordered the XS. I do not have much in the way of thighs, so I wonder what will happen if I was a bit more shapely or muscular. If I went to a size small then it would be too big in the butt area so I know the sizing is correct.
All in all, it's a bit of a disappointment. I'll still wear them, though it won't be with a lot of loving feeling.
I'm shorter and weigh more and did not have a problem with the stitching.
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These are comfortable and breathable, but they stretch out after a few hours and the legs bunch up when you sit for long periods of time.
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I have other brands of fine merino wool briefs but these are the ones I wear whenever there's a Hip Belt involved such as with a backpack. They wear for days, wash up great, dry quickly, are very soft, and, so far have been durable (as much as could be expected with a microweight). My hips are 38 inches, I wear XL because I don't like tight fits, these are very comfortable.
Can you wear these in hot, humid summer...
Can you wear these in hot, humid summer conditions? I'm looking for a breathable, easy washing and quick-drying boyshort for hiking.
Yes!, you just described this product to the 'T'. It's very lightweight and awesome.
As DakkaGuru said - YES! The most important aspect is that they breathe substantially better than any synthetic, keeping ALL parts of you happy!
I have a pair of Smartwool Boy Briefs that...
I have a pair of Smartwool Boy Briefs that I like. Did they just change the name to Hipster? The pics looks the same, but I'm not sure if there might be a difference.
Smartwool changed the cut slightly. The Hipsters are about 1" shorter than the Boy Briefs.


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Witches and wizards, an Emerald City, and plenty of music - that's Wicked.
Wicked has been open in the West End since 2006, but this was the first time I'd got round to seeing it.
It's recently undergone a change of cast, but there's no sign that anyone's taking the time to settle in - the production is seamless, and it's easy to see why it's won so many awards over the years.
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William H. Farland (Chair), PhD, ATS, is the Senior Advisor to the Executive Vice President, Colorado State University and a professor in the Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Formerly, Dr. Farland served as Vice President for Research from 10/2006-9/2013. Dr. Farland holds a Ph.D. (1976) from UCLA in cell biology and biochemistry. In 2006, Dr. Farland was appointed Deputy Assistant Administrator for Science in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Development (ORD). He had served as the Acting Deputy Assistant Administrator since 2001. In 2003, Dr. Farland was also appointed Chief Scientist in the Office of the Agency Science Advisor. He served as the EPA's Acting Science Advisor throughout 2005. Prior to that, he was the Director of the ORD's National Center for Environmental Assessment. Dr. Farland's 27 year federal career was characterized by a commitment to the development of national and international approaches to the testing and assessment of the fate and effects of environmental agents. Dr. Farland has continually served on a number of executive-level committees and advisory boards within the Federal government. In 2005-2006, he chaired the Executive Committee of the National Toxicology Program (NTP). He was also a member of the Scientific Advisory Council of the Risk Sciences and Public Policy Institute, Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health; a public member of the American Chemistry Council's Strategic Science Team for its Long-Range Research Initiative, and a member of the Programme Advisory Committee for the WHO's International Programme on Chemical Safety. Dr. Farland served as Chair of an External Advisory Group for the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) regarding the future of the Superfund Basic Research Program. In 2013, Dr. Farland was appointed to the Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology (BEST) of National Research Council (NRC). He also chairs a standing committee on Emerging Science for Environmental Health Decisions of the NRC and was a member of a NRC Committee to Develop a Research Strategy for Environmental, Health, and Safety Aspects of Engineered Nanomaterials. In 2002, Dr. Farland was recognized by the Society for Risk Analysis with the "Outstanding Risk Practitioner Award," and in 2005 was appointed as a Fellow of the Society. In 2006, he received a Presidential Rank Award for his service as a federal senior executive. In 2007, he was elected as a Fellow, Academy of Toxicological Sciences. Dr. Farland continues to teach, publish and serve as a reviewer in environmental toxicology and risk assessment.
George P. Daston, PhD, has been employed at Procter & Gamble Company since 1985, where he is Victor Mills Society Research Fellow. Dr. Daston has spent his entire career in research to understand the effects of exogenous chemicals on biological systems, especially the developing embryo, fetus and child. His research interests include teratogenic mechanisms, in vitro methodologies, and risk assessment. He has published over 100 peer-reviewed articles, reviews and book chapters, and has edited three books. Dr. Daston's professional activities include serving as Councilor of the Society of Toxicology (2001-03); President (1999-2000) of the Teratology Society; member of the National Academy of Sciences Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology (1995-98); member of the EPA Board of Scientific Counselors (2002-08); member of the U.S. National Toxicology Program Board of Scientific Counselors (2003-06, Chair in 2006); member of the National Children's Study Advisory Committee (2003-06); and member of EPA's Endocrine Disrupter Screening and Testing Advisory Committee (EDSTAC). He has served on several NRC committees, including the Committee on Developmental Toxicology, Committee on Research Opportunities and Priorities for EPA, and the Subcommittee on Arsenic in Drinking Water. Dr. Daston has served on the organizing committees for numerous government and private sector-organized workshops on reproductive toxicity, risk assessment, and non-animal alternatives. He chaired NIEHS/ICCVAM working groups evaluating the state of validation of the Frog Embryo Teratogenesis Assay – Xenopus (FETAX) assay for teratogen screening and receptor binding and transcriptional activation assays for estrogens and androgens. Dr. Daston is Editor-in-Chief of Birth Defects Research: Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology. Dr. Daston is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Pediatrics and Developmental Biology Program at the University of Cincinnati and Children's Hospital Research Foundation. Dr. Daston received his Ph.D. from the University of Miami and post-doctoral training at the U.S. EPA's laboratories in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.
Richard A. Denison, PhD, is a lead senior scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund. Dr. Denison has 30 years of experience in the environmental arena, specializing in chemicals policy and hazard, exposure, and risk assessment and management for industrial chemicals and nanomaterials. Dr. Denison is a member of the National Academy of Sciences' Standing Committee on Emerging Science for Environmental Health Decisions. Until recently, he was on the NAS Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology and served on the Green Ribbon Science Panel for California's Green Chemistry Initiative. Dr. Denison has testified before various Congressional committees on the need for fundamental reform of US policy toward industrial chemicals and on nanomaterial safety research needs. He served as a member of the National Academy of Sciences' Committee to Develop a Research Strategy for Environmental, Health and Safety Aspects of Engineered Nanomaterials. Previously, Dr. Denison was an analyst and assistant project director in the Oceans and Environment Program, Office of Technology Assessment, United States Congress. Dr. Denison received his Ph.D. in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry from Yale University.
Carolyn Mattingly, PhD, received a BA in Art History from Oberlin College. Following her liberal arts education, she attended Tulane University and received a PhD in molecular toxicology. As a graduate student, she investigated the effects of the ubiquitous environmental contaminant, 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD), on vertebrate development using zebrafish as model organism. She then pursued postdoctoral training at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University where she investigated the effects of retinoids on differentiation in prostate epithelial cells and mechanisms by which environmental chemicals, including AHR ligands, interfered with retinoid signaling. Since 2001, she has been an Investigator and Director of Bioinformatics at the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory (MDIBL) in Salisbury Cove, Maine. At MDIBL, Dr. Mattingly is involved in several collaborative research programs. First, she directs development of the publicly available Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD), which aims to enhance understanding about the etiologies of environmentally influenced diseases. She also conducts a laboratory research program in which she is investigating the effects of low-level exposure to arsenic or TCDD on vertebrate development using zebrafish. Recent studies uncovered novel targets of these chemicals that make significant contributions to understanding the basis of consequent phenotypes.
Ana Navas-Acien, MD, PhD, is Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She is a physician-epidemiologist with a specialty in preventive medicine and public health, and a long-term interest in the health consequences of widespread environmental exposures. Based on an epidemiologic approach, her research investigates chronic health effects of arsenic, selenium, lead, cadmium, and other trace metals. Dr. Navas-Acien has served as an expert witness to the Baltimore City Council and she has served as a member of the 2010 National Toxicology Program Workshop on the Role of Environmental Chemicals in the Development of Diabetes and Obesity. She earned an MD from the University of Granada School of Medicine in Spain and a PhD in epidemiology from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health.
Chirag Patel, PhD, is Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School. His research group aims to solve problems in human health and disease by developing bioinformatics approaches to reason over large-scale environmental exposure and genomic information spanning molecules to populations. Dr. Patel received his PhD in electrical engineering from Stanford University.
Jason Richardson, MS, PhD, DABT, is Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Director of the Neurodegenerative Disease Research Focus Area at the Northeast Ohio Medical University. Previously, Dr. Richardson was tenured Associate Professor and Board Certified Toxicologist in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Medicine at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Resident Member of the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute. He received his M.S. (1999) and Ph.D. (2002) degrees from Mississippi State University where he conducted research on mixtures of organophosphate pesticides and the developmental neurotoxicity of organophosphates. He then completed postdoctoral training in Molecular Neuroscience at Emory University (2002-2005) where he focused on the role of pesticide exposure in Parkinson's disease. His research at EOHSI focuses on the role of environmental exposures and their interactions with genetic susceptibility as contributors to neurological disease using translational approaches. Dr. Richardson has authored or co-authored over 60 publications that have been cited over 2,000 times in the areas of developmental neurotoxicology, neurodegenerative disease, and pesticides. He has received the Outstanding New Environmental Scientist Award from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and a Young Scientist Award from the American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics. Dr. Richardson is currently a member of the Editorial boards of Toxicological Sciences and Neurotoxicology, Neurotoxicology and Teratology, and was an Associate Editor for BMC Neurology. He has served as a grant reviewer for several NIH panels, the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Disease Research, Health Canada, and the United Kingdom Parkinson's Disease Society. He also served the Society of Toxicology as Secretary/Treasurer of the Neurotoxicology Specialty Section for two years.
Ivan Rusyn, MD, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Veterinary Integrative Biosciences in the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at Texas A&M University. Prior to joining Texas A&M University, Dr. Rusyn was professor of Environmental Sciences and Engineering at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Dr. Rusyn's laboratory has an active research portfolio with a focus on the mechanisms of chemical toxicity, the genetic determinants of the susceptibility to toxicant-induced disease, and computational toxicology. His studies on health effects of chemical agents resulted in over 150 peer-reviewed publications. He has served on several US National Academies of Sciences/National Research Council committees and is currently a member of the Committee on Emerging Science for Environmental Health Decisions, Committee on Toxicology, and Committee on Incorporating 21st Century Science in Risk-Based Evaluations. He participated in WHO/IARC monographs 96, 100, 101, and 106, and chaired the overall Monograph 110, as well as chaired "Mechanistic and Other Relevant Evidence" sub-group for Monographs 101, 106, and 112. He is also serving on the Science Advisory Board for the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources. Dr. Rusyn received his MD from Ukrainian State Medical University in Kiev and his PhD in toxicology from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
Joel Schwartz, PhD, is a Professor of Environmental Epidemiology at the Harvard School of Public Health and Director of the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis. His work has been instrumental in the removal of lead from gasoline, and the setting of particulate air pollution standards around the world. Schwartz's work tightened federal clean-air standards and improved compliance within industry. In addition to his research into lead, he was among the first to link elevated death rates to particulates of sulfur from coal-burning power plants and black carbon from motor-vehicle exhaust. Dr. Schwartz's current research interests include health consequences of exposure to pollutants, health effects of ozone exposure, and effects of antioxidants on respiratory health. Dr. Schwartz received his Ph.D. from Brandeis University.
Joyce S. Tsuji, PhD, DABT, Fellow ATS, is a Principal Scientist within the Center for Toxicology and Mechanistic Biology of Exponent's Health Sciences practice. She is a board-certified toxicologist and a Fellow of the Academy of Toxicological Sciences. Dr. Tsuji specializes in assessing exposure and risks associated with chemicals, and in communication of scientific issues. She has worked on projects in the United States and internationally for industry, trade associations, U.S. EPA and state agencies, the U.S. Department of Justice, the Australian EPA, municipalities, and private citizens. Dr. Tsuji's experience includes human health and environmental toxicology related to a wide variety of chemicals in the environment as well as in products. She has designed and directed dietary and environmental exposure studies and community programs involving heatlh eeducation and biomonitoring for populations potentially exposed to chemicals in the environment, including soil, water, and food-chain exposures. She has also assessed exposure and health risks associated with chemical exposures from air, foods, medical devices, and a variety of consumer products (e.g., cleaners, air fresheners, cosmetics, paints and coatings, carpets, glues, wood preservatives, building materials, and children's toys and play equipment), including those containing nonotechnology or nanomaterials. Dr. Tsuji has served on expert panels on toxicology and health risks issues for the National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council (including their Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology and Committee on Toxicology), Institute of Medicine, and federal and state agencies.
Cheryl Lyn Walker, PhD, is Director of Texas A&M Health Science Center (TAMHSC) Institute of Biosciences and Technology in Houston and Welch Chair in Chemistry and a joint position as Clinical Professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences at Texas A&M University. Previously, Dr. Walker was Ruth and Walter Sterling Professor of Carcinogenesis at The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. She earned a Ph.D. in cell biology from Southwestern Medical School. Dr. Walker's research interests include studying the genetic basis of susceptibility to cancer, specifically examining the interaction of carcinogens with genes during tumor development, characterizing the effects of endocrine disruptors on human health, and developing animal models for human disease. She also studies the molecular mechanisms of kidney, breast and uterine cancers and the effect of hormones of gene expression. She has served on the Board of Scientific Counselors of the National Cancer Institute and the NIEHS National Toxicology Program, and is a past President of the Society of Toxicology.
Helmut Zarbl, PhD, is Professor of Environmental and Occupational Medicine at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ). He is a member of the Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI), a joint Institute of UMDNJ and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. He is also the Director of the NIEHS Center for Environmental Exposures and Disease at EOHSI, is the Associate Director for Public Health Science at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey. Previously, he was a member of the Divisions of Human Biology and Public Health Sciences at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHRCR), where he was Director and a Principal Investigator for the NIEHS sponsored FHFRC/University of Washington Toxicogenomics Research Consortium. Dr. Zarbl's research has focused largely on toxicogenomics and functional genomics, carcinogenesis, molecular and cellular biology, and toxicology. Specifically this has included work to understand molecular mechanisms of chemical carcinogenesis, chemoprevntion, and the genetic basis for differential susceptibility to mammary carcinogenesis using both animal and in vitro model systems. Recent studies include the role of circadian rhythm in cancer risk and prevention. His studies in the area of toxicogenomics include the development and application of standards for DNA microarray experiments, and phenotypic anchoring of response of human cells, model organisms (yeast) and target organs (rodents) to toxicants, providing insights into dose and temporal responses, as well as mechanisms of action. Dr. Zarbl is also actively involved in technology development, including his patented work on RNAi and its application to the development of novel platforms for functional genomics (with Engineering Arts, Inc). Dr. Zarbl served on the NRC committee that produced Application of Toxicogenomic Technologies to Predictive Toxicology and Risk Assessment. Previously he was an Assistant and Associate Professor at M.I.T. He earned his Ph.D. in Biochemistry from McGill University.
Lauren Zeise, PhD, became acting director of OEHHA in May 2015. Dr. Zeise has been with OEHHA since its inception in 1991. She spent 3 years as Deputy Director for Scientific Affairs and 21 years as Chief of the Reproductive and Cancer Hazard Assessment Branch, which included managing the Proposition 65 program. Prior to OEHHA's creation, she was chief of the cancer unit at the California Department of Health Services and spent several years at the California Public Health Foundation and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. She played a leading role in OEHHA's development of CalEnviroScreen, the nation's first comprehensive statewide environmental health screening tool, which is used to identify the California communities most burdened by pollution from multiple sources and most vulnerable to its effects. She also co-led the team that developed the hazard trait regulation for California's Safer Consumer Products program, and she has conducted hundreds of health risk assessments. Dr. Zeise earned her doctorate from Harvard University with a thesis on "Surrogate Measures of Human Cancer Risk." She has served on numerous national and international science advisory committees and boards focusing on environmental public health and improving the way chemicals are tested or evaluated for health risk. These include more than 20 National Academy of Sciences (NAS) committees, numerous U.S. Environmental Protection Agency panels, and advisory committees for the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer. She is a member, fellow, former editor, and former councilor of the Society for Risk Analysis and was the 2008 recipient of the Society's Outstanding Risk Practitioner Award. She is also a member of the Society of Toxicology and an honorary lifetime NAS National Associate.


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In order to load a jQuery mobile page using an anchor tag, one just gives the page div's id as the href
My link

But this assumes that the page div was already loaded into the DOM. What if you want to generate pages and put them into the DOM like so:
I am trying to do it but keep getting a "Cannot call method _trigger of undefined".
Stepping through the jQuery mobile (beta 1) source code, I found on line 2600 the following code:
page = settings.pageContainer.children( ":jqmData(url='" + dataUrl + "')" );
where pageContainer is the HTML body element and dataUrl is my page div's id. This computes to undefined and seems to be the source of my problem. Is it possible currently to insert a page div into a jQuery mobile page, in the manner that I am?
Thanks for reading a long question. :)


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Mauviel® M'héritage 150c Copper 5-Piece Set
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Mauviel combines two powerful materials–90% copper and 10% 18/10 stainless steel–to create cookware of unsurpassed quality. The 1.5-mm copper exterior delivers exceptional heat conductivity and control, and the stainless steel lining is non-reactive, preserving the flavor and nutrients of food. Chefs around the world rely on this durable cookware, which is guaranteed for life against manufacturing defects.
Perfect for making everything from French toast breakfasts to stir-fry dinners. Sides and bottom join at a wide angle for easier whisking, and sides are high enough to block most spattering.
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Delivers delicious results, whether you're making soups or sauces, boiling pasta or potatoes, or simply reheating leftovers
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- Tight-fitting lids retain moisture while you cook and keep food warm till you're ready to serve
- Stay-cool cast iron handles are permanently attached with rivets
- Suitable for use with all stovetop heat sources, except induction
- Oven and broiler safe to 500° F
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I've beaten Ultimate Vault Hunter mode twice now. All I can say is take a Double Penetrating Unkempt Harold with you. That gun scales remarkably well compared to everything else until about level 56.
Also, try not to think about your gear too much before you start. The majority of it doesn't keep up very well past 53.
Also, make sure you take advantage of Quest reward weapons. Unlike TVHM you don't need to worry about getting a max level one as you can restart the story at any point in the game.
Last but not least, be prepared to see a drastic change. The enemies will kick your butt if you don't play strategically. Unless you're Gaige because let's be honest. She's easy mode.
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Re: WHos the best lender
I have to say I agree with Invincible. The cap on federal loans is quite high, and enough to get a 4 year degree even at some expensive schools. How do you intend to pay these loans back? Are you sure that your expected income with cover them? This may not be the best time to continue your school, you may need to spend some time getting your financial house in order, and then find a lower cost way to achieve your goals. It really does suck that you haven't been able to get your degree affordably, but making the situation worse won't help you going forward. The Rebuilding Your Credit forum here is full of great advice about how to improve your score by managing your credit card balances and dealing with those collection accounts.
The cap on federal loans is there for a reason. Take this as a warning that you need to think carefully about how much you're borrowing, why, and how you will repay it.
In my opinion, there are no "good" private student loans. They have very limited borrower protections (unlike federal loans which come with extended and income-based repayment plans, deferrments, certain forgiveness programs, etc) and they basically cannot be discharged via bankruptcy, which means you're stuck with them until you get them paid.
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As a Project neighborhood resident, a shared living experience will include:
Intentional reflection and learning is integrated into the Project Neighborhood experience. Each semester you will participate in an IDIS 394 seminar (one-hour credit). As a Project Neighborhood resident, you should expect some academic work associated with these seminars (i.e. reading, journals, short papers or presentations). The course meeting times will be set in advance and will be held approximately one Saturday morning per month. Costs for the course are covered in the house fee.
There is a required orientation retreat in the fall prior to classes and at the beginning of second semester. Specific dates will be given before the end of this academic year.
In the process of cultivating and defining community in each house the Project Neighborhood students and mentors develop covenants that guide commitments and values that the house will strive to live out. It is these guiding principles that allow students to be stretched and to hold each other accountable. Here are some sample Covenants from PN houses in the past.


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2011 Bodegas y Vinedos Maurodos San Roman Toro
Producer: Bodegas y Vinedos Maurodos
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Tempranillo
Origin: Spain
Region: Toro
93 Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - September/October 2014
(100% tempranillo; raised in a combination of new and one-year-old French and American oak barrels): Inky purple. Explosive aromas of dark berry liqueur, vanilla, mocha and pipe tobacco, with a smoky nuance building with air. Fleshy and broad, offering lush cassis and boysenberry flavors and a hint of candied licorice. Finishes sweet and very long, with a touch of vanilla and supple tannins adding shape. Distinctly rich and fleshy, especially for the vintage, but shows excellent focus and vivacity as well. In fact, I prefer this year's bottling to the 2010.


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CLEVELAND (AP) — Right-hander Zach McAllister is in Cleveland and will start for the Indians against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Infielder Cord Phelps was optioned to Triple-A Columbus to make roster room for McAllister, a 23-year-old who will be making his big-league debut Thursday.
McAllister, acquired from the New York Yankees in August as a player to be named in an previous deal for outfielder Austin Kearns, was 8-3 with a 2.93 ERA this year at Columbus.
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The North Face Angstrom 28L Daypack
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If you're constantly on-the-go, you need a pack that can keep up with your busy, active lifestyle. The North Face® Angstrom 28L Daypack is lightweight so it won't slow you down, but durable enough to handle all your gear. The hydration-compatible Angstrom features lots of pocket so you can easily organize your necessities, as well as large front and side pockets for water bottles. A integrated rain cover is included.
- Versatile and lightweight design
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Rated 3.9 out of 5 by 18 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by swnt1 Bad side pockets I liked this bag just fine for school, but the side pockets did not hold water bottles or any bottles of any kind very well. They constantly fell out any time I was picking up or setting down my bag. I've broken 5 water bottles in 3 years from it falling out of these pockets. If you like putting a water bottle or a coffee mug in the side pockets, don't get this bag. January 3, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by emtlinda The only one I will ever buy I'm an 911 EMT. I'm very rough on this bag, in and out of ambulances, thrown on the floor everywhere. It never gets dirty due to the nylon, is extremely durable. I like all the pockets in the first compartment for purell, pens, penlights, shears and all my gear. it has a key holder on a long cord that I use for hair rubber bands.The back pocket is great for a spare uniform, 5 water bottles, food that I want to keep separate from the main compartment. It holds heavy textbooks in the main compartment, a light weight blanket, computer anything you can think of. I've beat it to death for 3 years and its still like new. Nothing fell off and nothing is frayed. my son is going off to college in a few months, he will be carrying a ton of heavy books and I'm, buying this for him. I had to buy him a new backpack every year in high school and I know for sure this will last him his 4 years. Its very lightweight which I really like. July 30, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by outdoorzygirl Awesome women's pack! Loved the roominess in the main compartment and the organization of the outside pockets. Water bottle pockets could be a little bit deeper in my opinion, but the stretchy fabric helps to keep anything from falling out. Fits a woman's torso well. My back still gets hot and wet after a long hike, but I chose this pack for it's organization rather than another North Face pack billed as quite light and breathable (but mainly had one large compartment). Too bad light, breathable and organization couldn't come in the shape of one pack. July 3, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by senseiz Good bag but a little pricey Has plenty of pockets for my needs, however the main pocket only unzips part way down the bag so I'm forced to stuff my gear into it. My previous bag unzipped all the way to the bottom and opened up flat for easy packing. The material along the zipper always get caught while zipping as. The material also seems a little delicate, I just hope it holds up. My under armor bag lasted me over 10 years. June 23, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Cory Great bag, super lightweight, perfect for hiking. Great bag, super lightweight, perfect for hiking. Holds more than enough for a picnic. Should come with bladder for water, that would be ideal for the price range. June 9, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ann42 Great for hicking This pack is great for hicking. Light weight, comfortable material. The wast strap folders into the a back compartment so they are not in the way if you don't use them. Plenty of room for a day out. March 29, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by javier very nice I love it....is very lightweight and comfortable.. March 5, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by McDee11 Meets all my needs Plenty of space and pockets for everything I use it for. February 15, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Lewchopanda Not very organized I recently took a one week trip to St John VI.The North Face Angstrom 28L Daypack needs more protective zipper sections. The zippers it does have should be stronger. Mine caught a number of times! t's light and strong but just not very well designed for such an expensive pack. January 13, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chris Very happy with this backpack This backpack served well for first hike in Mount Zion Utah. It with held the elements and repelling 6500 ft. Down Mt. Zion. I would recommend as well we are purchasing a second backpack. September 30, 2014