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One glance around a crowded mall, a church congregation or a busy airport will prove that fathers come in all shapes, sizes, moods, colors and income levels, not to mention many ages. Therefore, today's congratulatory editorial addresses a target-rich environment: 70.1 million American fathers, according to Census Bureau News.Stereotyping this group by any means other than their possession of progeny would be a fool's errand. In fact, the deep thinker who over-analyzes Father's Day might even ask this strange question: If being a father is so special on this particular day, shouldn't the ultimate objects of our affection be our grandfathers, those who boast the added distinction of being the fathers of our fathers?
See how confusing this can get? Better to keep it simple. So here's a tip of The Columbian's hat to fathers, and especially to those who value their paternal role more than their jobs, their friends, their hobbies or even their remote controls. (On that last one, we'll concede that today allows fathers expanded access to channel changers.)
When praising fathers, the best way to keep it simple is to focus on facts and eschew assumptions. For example, it would be a mistake to assume that Father's Day is rooted deeply in our nation's history. To the contrary, it wasn't until 1966 that President Lyndon Johnson designated the third Sunday in June as Father's Day. And it wasn't until 1972 that President Richard Nixon signed the law that made it permanent. (That LBJ-Nixon reference reminds us to be careful about assigning political affiliation to any one father or collection of fathers. Obviously, this is a bipartisan brotherhood.)
Nostalgic traditionalists yearn to categorize fathers using time-worn standards. That, too, is a mistake. Sorry, fans of "Father Knows Best," but of those 70.1 million American fathers, only 24.7 million belonged to married-couple families with children younger than 18, as of 2011.
And with apologies to those who still believe Ozzie and Harriet wrote the book on fatherhood, 1.7 million American fathers last year were single. Among that group, about 45 percent were divorced, 31 percent were never married, 19 percent were separated and 5 percent were widowed.
It's not that all of the conventional descriptions of dads are obsolete. Oh, no. In fact, America has 15,734 hardware stores and 21,628 sporting goods stores serve the long-standing interests of fathers.
But times change, and so do fathers. Ward and June Cleaver would be shocked — shocked! — to learn that America now has 176,000 stay-at-home dads, married guys with children younger than 15 who have not worked outside the home for at least one year so they can take care of the family (including about 332,000 children) while their wives work outside the home. Take a bow, fellas!
And despite the punctilious messages dispatched by TV sitcoms of the 1950s, not all fathers adhere to the best financial interests of their children. American custodial mothers were due $31.7 billion in child support in 2009, but they received only $19.5 billion. Only 42 percent of custodial mothers received all the child support they were due.
None of these statistics, however, mean much to the child — young or grown — of a father. All that counts is Dad … or Pops … Pa … Pappy, he's still your one and only. Maybe he's no longer living. Thank him anyway. Maybe he's over there dozing on the recliner. For now, leave the guy alone. A little later, wake him up with a hug. Maybe even a fresh set of AAA's for the remote.


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Strength: Honesty.
Weakness: Anger.
What can easily impress you: Nothing! Its very difficult to impress me.
Hobbies: I like singing, even if people around me don't like it but still I sing. I also love travelling.
A cloud 9 moment for you: I love to explore nature and discover something new which I have never seen before. So, if I find something which I have never seen before then I feel very glad and on cloud 9.
Do you believe in destiny: Yeah, I do.
Song you are humming these days: Shimle Di Rahein sung by Mohit Chauhan.
Any TV show you follow: I don't follow any TV show but I like watch National Geographic and Travel and Living.
An unforgettable day of your life: My father was posted far away so I used to live with my dadi. I have spent some of the best times with my dadi and those days will always be precious and unforgettable days for me.
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Well, I just sold my bike tonight (low-end Trek), and am stepping it up a bit. I don't have a huge budget, but this is the next step for me (budget $700).
I've narrowed it down to two choices, the Trek Fitness (FX) 7.3 for $550 bucks, and the Trek Soho 1.0 for $650.
First, let me explain my ride: I have an eight-mile commute, round trip. The way there is uphill most of the way, and the way back is downhill most of the way. On the way back, before hitting the last hill, I like to stop at this little rest spot made by the local jogging club. I'm going to build a bench there in memory of my mother. Great spot.
Anyway, I ride on paved bike paths all the way there, only crossing residential roads occasionally (no state or federal highways). Very safe. Only golf carts are a threat, and they aren't any faster than a bike in most situations. The paths are smooth about 80% of the way, and a little bumpy from tree roots underneath the pavement in some spots. It's a nice ride that takes me about 20-25 minutes (depending on if my momentum is broken by golfcart traffic, the occasional car on a crossing street, etc.
The bikes:
The Trek 7.3 fitness bike is light (compared to my previous bike, a Trek 7100), is faster than my previous bike, and has pretty good components. It's an upper-level bike for average Joes, a mid-bike for newbies into biking, and a lower end for those guys who are roadies and really know their rides. The 7.3 is designed mostly for the road and is made light for guys who want to get out and get fit or commute short distances. Like I said, I'm only going four miles each way, with three relatively steep hills along the way there, and two on the way back.
The other bike, a Trek Soho 1.0 has the same components as the 7.3, but better rims and tires, and has disc brakes and handlebars more conduscive to accessories. The bike also has the internal cable system and sealed hubs, etc. so that you can cut through a puddle or two and not worry as much. It's designed more for commuting, accessories, and it built a lot more rugged.
Again, the 7.3 is $550 bucks at the LBS and the Soho 1.0 is a hundred bucks more. Both fit my budget.
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The combat medals David Stear received 68 years ago didn't quite have the pomp and ceremony of the one he received earlier this month.
"The others they tossed on my hospital bed when I was down the hall walking on crutches," he said.
That was in 1945, when Stear was recovering from a German sniper's bullet. Nearly seven decades later, Stear, 88, dressed in coat and tie with four of his five daughters present, was one of seven World War II veterans honored by the French government at city hall in Dallas.
"They are the 'Magnificent Seven,'" said Sujiro Seam, Consul General of France. "They fully deserve the highest and most prestigious recognition in France."
They all saw combat in the liberation of France, and for that Stear was among those to receive the French Order of the Legion of Honor Medal.
"Receiving this award brought all these stories and war experiences to life for the first time for me and my sisters," said daughter Maggie Stear, a speech therapist at Baptist St. Anthony's Hospital. "That's what we really treasure, these stories of a man we love, but not always understood."
The Legion of Honor medal is 211 years old, established in 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte. It is awarded in the service of France, regardless of status, gender or nationality.
"We are saying 'thank you,'" said Marie-Laure Reed, assistant general of the French Consulate in Houston. "It's a sign of how highly we regard what Americans and American soldiers did for us during the war. This is the best way we can thank them today, each and every one of them, for helping us gain our freedom."
Stear, as a Pennsylvania teen, had hoped to go to the Navy and serve in the Pacific because he wanted to be an aircraft mechanic on a carrier and he was more angry at the Japanese than the Germans.
But he was not accepted, designated 4-F because of poor vision and varicose veins. He tried a year later in 1944. This time, the Army accepted him. In four months, Stear, all of 19, found himself on a troop ship headed for France.
He was an assistant gunner on a machine gun, part of the 289th Infantry regiment, Company A of the 75th division. The 75th was relieving the 82nd Airborne on the northern side of the Battle of the Bulge, Germany's last desperate offensive in the war.
Within a few weeks, Stear was on a train to Colmar, France, an area known as the Colmar Pockets, the last of France controlled by the Germans. The hand-to-hand fighting was fierce in the northeastern French region.
On Feb. 1, 1945, Stear and his gunner were eating ginger cake in a bakery when a lieutenant rushed in and ordered them to a second-story window to engage the enemy. A German sniper nest was in a church steeple with a clear shot at Stear. He was severely wounded in the lower left leg.
"We had a rifleman who had a bazooka on the street and blew that steeple off. Got rid of them," Stear said. "I mean, they could see all over the place. The Germans took a licking, but they gave out a few, too."
Stear spent several months in hospital rehab and occupational therapy. On one trip down the hall, he returned to find an Eastern European Theater of Operation medal, two battle stars, a Purple Heart and a combat infantry badge on his bed.
A miler in high school track competitions, Stear's hopes of being a miler in college after the war were dashed. He graduated from the University of Tulsa, married Marjorie in 1954, and was a petroleum production engineer in southern Louisiana, where he lived for 60 years.
Daughter Maggie moved her parents from New Iberia, La., to Amarillo in 2010. A little more than two years ago, Stear read in the 75th division newsletter of several soldiers honored with the French Legion of Honor Medal in the Washington, D.C. area.
At the urging of family, they helped him apply for the medal. The process took more than two years, and in the meantime, his wife of 57 years died in 2011.
Stear spends his morning working out on his own. He's also the only man in an exercise class at Park Place Towers. He's a prolific reader of nonfiction, with his latest book being "The Savior Generals."
His routine was interrupted in early October with the trip to Dallas. The medal's meaning is not as sharp to him because of time's passage. He views it more as a legacy, a gift that will eventually go to his namesake, grandson David Garrison, one of two brothers to graduate from West Point.
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ALOHA, Ore. (AP) — A 52-year-old Oregon man arrested in a fatal shooting outside a grocery store has pleaded not guilty to one count of murder.
Washington County sheriff's spokesman Sgt. David Thompson says Jeffrey Brian Johnson of Beaverton was arrested shortly after the Thursday afternoon shooting. He appeared Friday in Circuit Court.
KATU and KGW report that Jeffrey Johnson's daughter has a child with the 22-year-old victim, Ryan Lee Johnson. The two men are not related.
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One person was injured and a neighborhood rattled Wednesday when an explosion damaged the garage of a house in Camas.
The explosion was reported at 5:13 p.m. at 5525 N.W. Jackson Loop, fire officials said.
Firefighters responding to the call found a buckled garage door and smoke coming from inside. A check determined that fire had not spread to the rest of the structure.
The blast came from a box of fireworks that exploded while being stored in the garage, firefighters radioed in. It was unclear whether fireworks caused the boom, Camas-Washougal Battalion Chief Mark Ervin said about an hour after the boom.
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Although he was the first base coach, fans rarely if ever saw Jake Pitler in the coach's box, as he patrolled the baseline urging on his Brooklyn Dodgers. Few of them knew Pitler had once played in the Major Leagues with men like Honus Wagner or that he had been an outstanding Minor League manager.
Jacob Albert Pitler, the son of Russian Jewish immigrants Frederick and Yetta Pitler, was born in New York City on April 22, 1894, the eldest of seven children. Jake was still a child when the family moved to Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, where Frederick plied his trade as a junk dealer. By 1910 the Pitlers (the original spelling was Peitler) were in Pittsburgh, where Frederick was now selling produce. Jake and his two brothers helped the family finances by selling newspapers on Pittsburgh street corners.
Often he sold papers near Forbes Field, and he became friendly with the Pirates players. Jake's interest in baseball soon resulted in his playing with semipro teams in the Pittsburgh area. (Another newsboy became a lifelong friend—the future owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Art Rooney.) Pitler's two newsboy-brothers also found a niche in sports: Harry became a lightweight boxer and later managed heavyweight Billy Conn; Dave played quarterback for the University of Pittsburgh football team.
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Oklahoma football: Sooners' fullback Trey Millard putting off NFL Draft, coming back for senior season
Shortly after the Sooners finished off a 41-13 Cotton Bowl loss to Texas A&M, questions almost immediately turned toward next season.
Fullback Trey Millard had entertained the possibility of leaving after his junior season to enter the NFL Draft but said afterward that he would return for his senior season.
Millard had four carries for 28 yards and caught one pass in the loss.
Receiver Kenny Stills, safety Tony Jefferson and cornerback Aaron Colvin are among other players who could leave early.
Sooners left guard Adam Shead left the Cotton Bowl in the second quarter after aggravating an injury that he suffered late in the season.
Shead returned to start the second half but left again late in the third quarter. He returned again in the fourth.
Shead's departure, on the final OU drive of the first half, forced center Gabe Ikard to shift to guard and freshman Ty Darlington moved in at center.
The Sooners got good protection on the drive, though, as Landry Jones engineered a 13-play touchdown drive that was capped by a 6-yard touchdown pass to Justin Brown.
It wasn't the first time the Sooners had to deploy that shift this season.
In the regular-season finale against TCU, Shead also left with injury.
"It wasn't a big deal tonight," Ikard said. "I knew my assignments well. We just didn't execute well enough in the third quarter."
After a promising start for the defense in their first season under Mike Stoops, OU struggled on defense to end the season.
Oklahoma gave up 34 or more points for the fourth time in five games to end the season and 41 or more points for the third time in four games.
Stoops said the personnel must get better on that side of the ball.
"They're a hard matchup for teams that don't have extraordinary personnel on defense," Stoops said of A&M. "We got exposed today."
The Sooners have 11 defensive commitments so far for the 2013 class, including defensive tackles Quincy Russell and Kerrick Huggins.
Russell is a junior college player who has already signed and might be able to step in quickly. Huggins recently switched his commitment from Texas A&M.
OU has two linebackers on board for the 2013 recruiting class — Dallas Jesuit's Jordan Mastrogiovanni and Norman North's Jordan Evans.
Oklahoma didn't do things very quickly in the first half.
The Sooners' three scoring drives — a touchdown and a pair of field goals — averaged more than 15 plays and longer than 6:05.
The second field-goal drive, which stretched over the first and second quarters, lasted 18 plays and 7:34.
The drive was the longest in both plays and time for the Sooners this season and was the longest drive in Cotton Bowl history which ended in a field goal.
After winning the coin toss and deciding to take the ball, Texas A&M needed less than three minutes to take the lead.
For the Aggies, it was the 18th consecutive game scoring first.
The last time Texas A&M's opponent scored first was Oct. 29, 2011 at Missouri when the Tigers scored a first-quarter touchdown and went on to beat A&M 38-31 in overtime.
Texas A&M hadn't given up any first-quarter points since Oct. 6 against Ole Miss.
Including Friday's game, the Aggies outscored their opponents 120-3 in the first quarter over their final eight games.
Kenny Stills moved into third in OU history in receptions with 203. Only Ryan Broyles (349) and Mark Clayton (221) have more career receptions. ... Broyles was among the former Sooners on the sidelines for the game. Tony Casillas and Kelly Gregg were also at the game. ... Texas A&M true freshman Julien Obioha did not suit out for the game due to injury. ...


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I sometimes serve this slightly sweet dish with mashed potatoes. It's a nice, versatile recipe that can be easily doubled for larger groups.—Leslie Lawson, Carrollton, Ohio
- 1 pound ground beef
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- 1. In a skillet, cook beef, onion and green pepper over medium heat until meat is no longer pink and vegetables are tender; drain. Add beans and mushrooms; mix well. Cover and simmer for 5 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 4 servings.
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SANTA ANA – An apartment complex owner and its management company are being sued for allegedly not providing adequate security and allowing large parties at a Mission Viejo complex – resulting in a fight that left a former Saddleback College football player in coma two years ago.
Gleiberman Properties, Inc. and Promenade Apartments LLC are named as defendants in the lawsuit filed in Santa Ana court, along with four men who were arrested on suspicion of beating Jamal Malone in Sept. 2007 during a party at the Promenade Apartments.
An attorney representing Malone alleges that the owner and management company of the building are at least partially responsible for fight that took place in the building, which allegedly resulted in medical bills totaling about $1 million.
According to the complaint, the owner and management company, "knew, or in the exercise of reasonable care should have known, that the apartment complex was notorious for allowing large scale parties to take place where the unlawful consumption of alcohol and other intoxicants occurred resulting in physical altercations and criminal activity that required the local police department to intervene on multiple occasions."
Also named in the lawsuit are Chad Ikaika Duran, Wallace Wayne Rodrigues, Nigel Kekoa Kawai and a minor, whose parents are also named in the suit.
The four were arrested by deputies at the time of the alleged fight, but when the case was submitted to the District Attorney's office, officials found there wasn't enough evidence to prove a crime took place beyond a reasonable doubt, said Farrah Emami, spokeswoman for the department.
Lawrence Eisenberg, an Irvine attorney representing Malone, said the evidentiary standard of proof is different in a civil suit, and that there was enough evidence to show the four males, as well as the management company and owners of the apartment complex were responsible.
Deputies had been called out to the apartment complex on several occasions, and Eisenberg said that was a result of inadequate security at the complex. The building was known to Saddleback College students as a party hang-out, he said, where underage alcohol consumption regularly took place.
"There was no supervision whatsoever," he said. "They knew this was happening, yet they stood by and did nothing."
Contacted by telephone, an employee for the management company said neither they, nor the property owners, would comment on the suit.
Eisenberg said his client has suffered long term effects from the brawl, including seizures and cognitive impairments.
According to the Orange County Sheriff's Department, the fight took place early Sept. 23, 2007, at a party in the apartment complex on Marguerite Parkway. Authorities said the fight may have been the result of an earlier argument, but that remained unclear.
Duran and Malone were both players at Saddleback College, playing on the same field just three weeks before the fight, but what prompted the altercation was unknown.
Sheriff officials at the time said Malone was punched, he fell and hit his head on the concrete.
According to the complaint, Malone suffered severe injuries, which resulted in functional impairment.
"Jamal Malone, was prevented from attending college, taking courses or playing college football for an indefinite period in the future," the complaint reads.
A specific dollar amount is not mentioned in the suit, but it asks for general damages, loss of past and future earnings, as well as punitive damages.
Duran, Rodrigues and Kawai could not be reached for comment.
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November 21st, 2003, 4:45 PM
Is there any other good sites to upload images on other than angel fire! Because I make my banners , but the uploader I'm using doesn't work well! Have any other sites?
November 21st, 2003, 4:53 PM
This belongs in the questions and feedback forum.
November 21st, 2003, 4:56 PM
Well, lets just talk about it here until a mod moves it. So do you know any?
November 21st, 2003, 4:59 PM
No this thread stays here. Questions and Feedback is just about PC and the community sites.
November 21st, 2003, 5:03 PM
Okay, Thanks for informing us. Well back to my question. Does anyone know a good site to upload images!
Hiroshi Sotomura
November 21st, 2003, 5:04 PM
Actually, it belongs to Webmaster Discussion, as this is related to "hosting" images.
November 21st, 2003, 5:08 PM
Well, yes. I want a find a site that hosts images! But arcanine says this stays here! So do u know any?
November 21st, 2003, 5:24 PM
I do! I always upload at www.photobucket.com This is an off-site image hoster. It will display images in your sig or other uses. It really works!
November 21st, 2003, 5:35 PM
Nah, Webmaster's would be if he wanted to host images for his site. For his signature though...
November 21st, 2003, 6:09 PM
I use Geocities for all my image hosting. And yes, if you do it properly, it works. Just follow these simple steps:
1. Upload your image to your account.
2. Go into file manager and check the box next to your image. Click the "Rename" button.
3. Rename the image so that the extension is .txt. (ex: "pikachu.jpg" --> "pikachu.txt")
4. Get on PC and use the image tags to include the .txt image. It will show up as normal.
November 21st, 2003, 6:14 PM
Wow, YAS, thanx for that link! I'm having a ball now!
November 21st, 2003, 6:43 PM
*right clicks Lightning's sig*
You cheater. =o
*considers reporting this to Yahoo!* ;p
November 21st, 2003, 9:42 PM
I know that trick, but it isn't a good one... (thats cheating!)
November 22nd, 2003, 6:30 AM
I know that trick, but it isn't a good one... (thats cheating!)LOL thanks for the help YAS1. I will try Photo Bucket. :cool:
Hey, Photo Bucket doesn't work for psp images. Is there one that does. Or if someone can just explain angelfire on here! I'm already joined to it! and i already uploaded a image! Where do i fing the cde for it?
November 22nd, 2003, 7:26 AM
You can't use IMG tags on Photoshop or PSP image types. You need to save them as JPEGs or PNGs.
Phantom Angel
November 22nd, 2003, 7:34 AM
*look at Kairi strangely*
Okay, he do double post, you forgot to tell him about that. >_>;
I will then.
*do Explode eadbutt on punkie90*
How many times I have to tell you that you can't double post?!?
100?!? 1000?!? 10000?!? Or 100000?!?
Okay dude, I forgive you.
Don't do that again.
Thank you.
November 22nd, 2003, 8:46 AM
I know, I don't warn every time. He knows it, and if he does it again then I will. He had sort of an excuse of needing more help, but no one else had posted yet. Editing wouldn't have bumped it up.
November 22nd, 2003, 10:59 AM
Ya thats the reason why I doubled. Okay.
You can't use IMG tags on Photoshop or PSP image types. You need to save them as JPEGs or PNGs
How do I do that?
November 22nd, 2003, 11:27 AM
File, Save as...
Then choose JPEG from the drop down file type menu.
November 22nd, 2003, 11:32 AM
You can Save as .GIF Iswell if you have a Animated or Transparent Sig.
When you Up-Load .PSD it Downloads it and Doesn't Veiw it.
November 22nd, 2003, 11:37 AM
oh! yay! thanks alot!* try's it!
November 23rd, 2003, 4:14 AM
Basically, the reason for that is that PSD/PSP are publishing formats. They are technically not recognised image formats, unlike PNG/JPG/GIF (compressed) or BMP/TIFF (uncompressed).
November 23rd, 2003, 4:24 AM
This is off-topic, but I don't care really...
If everyone would take a moment to read this thread from the top over again you'll notice something funny. Punkie gets like 4 replies that debate about keeping this thread in the 'Other Chat' or moving it to the 'Q&F' section & he starts to get impatient. It shows in his replies. I guess it was just funny to me. :laugh:
November 23rd, 2003, 7:14 AM
It was huh. Well Maybe because Arcanine said this stays and i'm like ya and this other person said no.
But back to the topis, I know how to do tat now. All I'm gunna do now is delete psp8 and get acrobat ps!
November 23rd, 2003, 7:56 PM
Don't delete PSP8, unless it's only a trial version. Keep it, but you can get PS as well. Remember that PS is *very* expensive, it's about AU$1500 or something. I'd suggest Fireworks, PSP or PhotoImpact as they are much cheaper. I use Fireworks, it's cheap and very easy to use as well as being very powerful.
November 24th, 2003, 4:25 AM
I'm only getting the trial versions! Like I'm gunna spend 1500 on something for a computer. I would buy a Dirt Bike! I'm Gunna download the trial version of adobe paint shop!
November 24th, 2003, 12:28 PM
I'm only getting the trial versions! Like I'm gunna spend 1500 on something for a computer. I would buy a Dirt Bike! I'm Gunna download the trial version of adobe paint shop!
1 note about the trial verson, YOU CANNOT SAVE sadly...
November 25th, 2003, 8:06 PM
Then how do use it over and over again. Why doesn't it save. You are confusing me!


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TUESDAY, April 24, 2012 — Diet, exercise, and stress management counseling may be the key to managing diabetes and helping patients feel optimistic about their disease, confirms a new study at Bastyr Center for Natural Health in Kenmore, Wash.
Researchers compared two groups: One group of 369 adults with type 2 diabetes received conventional treatment of stress management, dietary supplements, and prescription medication. The second group of 40 adults received complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) on top of the standard care provided by their doctors.
The CAM included exercise and diet counseling, and regular glucose monitoring from naturopathic physicians. Most of the patients in the study received stress-management counseling, dietary supplements, and other measures as part of the conventional care prescribed to them by their regular doctors.
After six months, researchers compared the two groups and their treatments. Those who bundled CAM with conventional care had lower blood-sugar levels, better eating and exercise habits, improved mood, and a stronger sense of control over their condition.
These new findings may help the nearly 26 million Americans with type 2 diabetes better manage the disease, said researcher Ryan Bradley, ND, MPH, in a release. More research needs to be conducted to determine which types of CAM might be most effective for diabetes management, he added.
Complementary Therapies for Type 2 Diabetes
Because so many diabetes drugs have side effects, such as low blood sugar, liver damage, nausea, and diarrhea, many patients are considering alternative treatments. One report estimates that as many as 3.6 million Americans with diabetes have tried some form of alternative medicine as a way to treat the disease. Still, experts emphasize that lifestyle changes, such as adopting a healthy diet, exercising regularly, and taking steps to improve sleep patterns and manage stress, have been shown to be the most effective way to complement traditional diabetes treatments.
Additional alternative treatments for diabetes that are also being investigated for effectiveness include:
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I recently installed a new motherboard on another computer and am trying to do a clean installation of Windows XP. But when I boot the XP installation CD then I am getting the below error message:
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Old Garden Rose, Species 'Apothecary's Rose'
Rosa gallica officinalis
|Rosaceae (ro-ZAY-see-ee) (Info)
|Rosa (RO-zuh) (Info)
|gallica officinalis
|Apothecary's Rose
|Additional cultivar information:
|(aka Officinalis, Old Red Damask, Red Provence, Red Rose of Lancaster)
|Registered or introduced:
|pre 1160
|Rosa gallica duplex
|Rosa gallica maxima
|Rosa gallica plena
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
4-6 ft. (1.2-1.8 m)
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 �C (-40 �F)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
Bloom Color:
Deep pink (dp)
Bloom Shape:
Flower Fragrance:
Very Fragrant
Bloom Time:
Late Spring/Early Summer
Mid Summer
Patent Information:
Other Details:
Pruning Instructions:
Blooms on old wood; prune after flowering
Soil pH requirements:
5.6 to 6.0 (acidic)
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
Propagation Methods:
From softwood cuttings
From semi-hardwood cuttings
From hardwood cuttings
By grafting
By budding
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This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Ventura, California
Somerset, Kentucky
Exeter, New Hampshire
Middleburgh, New York
Columbus, Ohio
Portland, Oregon
Media, Pennsylvania
Columbia, South Carolina
Sandy, Utah
Chelan, Washingtonshow all
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On Jul 3, 2011, stanwell from NW of Boston,
In full bloom in several of the museum gardens at Strawbery Banke, Portsmouth NH, 2 July 2011. Absolutely covered with flowers. Hard to remember that it's a once-bloomer and that its season may be very short. 'Gather ye rosebuds while ye may'
On Jun 26, 2010, NHLady from Exeter, NH (Zone 5a) wrote:
I purchased this plant from the Monticello plant shop in Virginia several years ago. Apparently Thomas Jefferson grew this rose. I've had to move it a couple of times to find the right amount of sun. It's doing very well at last. A person who helps with garden maintenance commented that it looks and behaves somewhat like a rosa rugosa. I can see the similarities, esp. the thorny stems and its prolific growing habit. I love it for its fragrance and somewhat rangy appearance. It's definitely not a neat plant, although I suppose it could be if I pruned it. It's just perfect the way it is.
On May 17, 2010, einhverfr from Chelan, WA wrote:
This is a classic hedge-forming gallica which blooms profusely once a year. The petals make nice additions to salads, etc (traditionally used in medicines), and the hips are also edible as they turn orange. As they become soft, they can be harvested, dried, and saved for later.
On May 16, 2009, val0822 from Media, PA wrote:
Have had this growing for several years. I planted it for the historical aspect. Beautiful flowers but the bloom period is kind of short and then it looks a little weedy. Very tough and fairly well behaved.
On Dec 23, 2002, sassy55 wrote:
The Apothecary Rose is highly fragrant, and easy to grow. It is a bushy, upright plant, about 4'x3'. It is said to be hardy to Zone 3, but not north of there. The bush is shade tolerant, but watch out for mildew. History tells us that this rose came to Europe in the 1600's. The petals from the Apothecary Rose are used in potpourri.
On Feb 21, 2001, Kathleen from Panama, NY (Zone 5a) wrote:
This rose was used by apothecaries as an ingredient in medicines and beauty mixtures. It has blunt buds, 3 inch blossoms of a deep rose with 15 petals and bright yellow stamens. It grows upright to 2 feet.


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The Real Mitt Must Stand Up
New York Daily News
March 4, 2012
Jimmy Carter was able to explain to people that being a peanut farmer wasn't a bad thing.
Ronald Reagan demonstrated that working as a movie actor shouldn't keep voters from considering his candidacy.
Bill Clinton and George W. Bush both convinced us that their personal problems weren't disqualifiers.
So why is Mitt Romney having so much trouble persuading voters that being a successful businessman isn't a problem?
From the beginning, one essential element of the Republican primary fight has remained absolutely unchanged: It has been a contest between two candidates. One, of course, has been Romney. Let's call the other one Un-Romney. Read more>
Huntsman, The Man Who Wasn't There
Election Center, CNN
November 18, 2011
When Jon Huntsman announced his campaign for president last summer, he received the type of media attention that presumed he would be an immediate and formidable challenger for the Republican nomination.
Unlike other early casualties like Herman Cain and Michele Bachmann, Huntsman did not self-destruct. There was no spectacular immolation or flameout that rocked the political world, nor had there been the type of stratospheric rise that marked Cain and Bachmann's campaigns. Read more>
Who Tests the Testers?
Room for Debate, New York Times
November 18, 2011
It's perfectly understandable to want the most capable members of our community to represent us in public office. The problems begin when you try to set up non-negotiable criteria for measuring candidates' intellectual abilities or knowledge by any standard other than voter assessment and support. Requiring politicians to take a single, authoritative test by which their fitness for office is determined would be a recipe for disaster, given the inevitable and unresolvable debates over how to objectively measure their competence. Read more>
What Should Occupy Wall Street's Agenda Be?
Topic A, Washington Post
October 21, 2011
The difference between a movement and a large group of unhappy people is the ability to articulate specific policy goals. Those who held the earliest Tea Party rallies in 2009 had not yet developed legislative priorities to substantiate their slogans, but, over the course of several months, the congressional debate over deficit reduction and then the nation's debt limit provided them the opportunity to directly influence policy in Washington. In an earlier era, the protesters who rallied public opinion against the Vietnam War underwent a similar evolution. Read more>
Face-Off at the UN
Opinion, Los Angeles Times
September 20, 2011
The looming United Nations vote on Palestinian statehood is not a cause for celebration — for Palestinians or anyone else. It is merely further evidence of the utter stalemate of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, which once promised to deliver a two-state solution but which during the last few years has deteriorated into a depressing morass.
The U.N. vote, assuming it takes place, will be mostly symbolic. Whether it ends in a Security Council veto or a successful follow-up in the General Assembly, it will not, in fact, result in the imminent creation of an independent Palestinian state. When the vote is over, Israel will still control the territory it controls now, settlements will continue to dot the West Bank, and Hamas and the Palestinian Authority will remain suspicious rivals fighting to lead a stateless people. The Israeli occupation will not come screeching to an end. Read more>
Book Review: Dick Cheney's "In My Time"
Los Angeles Times
September 12, 2011
In the 1990s military courtroom drama "A Few Good Men," Marine Col. Nathan Jessup, as played by Jack Nicholson, faces down an inquisitor who challenges the measures Jessup believed were justified to protect the nation's security. "You want the truth," he thunders, "You can't handle the truth!"
As far as we know, Jessup never wrote an autobiography. But if he did, the tone of it would probably read a lot like that of Dick Cheney's recently released "In My Time." In the book, Cheney explains and defends the Bush administration's policies in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of 9/11. Read more>
Shaming California
Opinion, Los Angeles Times
August 17, 2011
We're not always fair to our politicians. We criticize them for raising taxes or for cutting spending, but then we complain when they refuse to compromise. We get angry when they grovel to special interests, except when those interests are our own. We disparage them for attacking each other, and we ignore them when they don't.
But at the point our political leaders not only treat each other as enemy combatants but begin to regard the rest of us as unnecessary nuisances, our contempt for them becomes entirely deserved. Read more>
Who Won and Lost in the Debt Deal?
Topic A, Washington Post
August 1, 2011
We can't stress enough how important it is that Congress has agreed on a deal to increase the debt limit. Allowing our country to default would be the worst possible policy.
The cuts called for in this plan are significant and represent the first step along the path of real fiscal reform and responsibility. The problem with this plan is that it isn't a solution, it is merely a first step and no one should regard it as more than that. The nation's debt will continue to rise as a share of the economy. There is no requirement that the special committee recommend structural changes to entitlements or tax reform. And the trigger mechanism designed to force action exempts too much and requires too little. Read more>
In Debt Talks, Did the Tea Party Win?
Room for Debate, New York Times
August 1, 2011
The real moment of victory for the Tea Party was not when Barack Obama first agreed to a debt agreement with all cuts and no taxes. It wasn't when John Boehner was forced to redo his own proposal so it could pass the House last week. But when Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney rushed out a statement on Monday morning opposing the final deal, the Tea Party triumph was complete.
Even as his standing in the primary polls has eroded, Mr. Romney has steadfastly resisted the rightward pull from the G.O.P. base to remain focused on a jobs-creation agenda that he believes will be critical to his efforts to defeat President Obama next November. He has largely ignored the pressure, provocation and outright insults from former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, Representative Michelle Bachmann of Minnesota and the rest of the field: even Texas Gov. Rick Perry's likely entry into the race has not swayed Mr. Romney from his message. Read more>
Policies, Not Religion
Room for Debate, New York Times
July 4, 2011
Either Mitt Romney or Jon Huntsman could very well be the 2012 Republican nominee for president. But if they fall short, it will have a lot more to do with health care (in Mr. Romney's case) or same-sex marriage (for Mr. Huntsman) than either man's religious faith. Both men have taken positions on issues fundamentally at odds with a majority of registered Republicans, and much larger percentages of G.O.P. party regulars oppose them on those policy matters than voice concerns about the Mormon religion. These two issues are what have made Mr. Romney the shakiest Republican frontrunner in modern history and created a significant obstacle for Mr. Huntsman to overcome as he tries to become known among primary voters. Read more>
A Matter of Perseverence
Room for Debate, New York Times
June 17, 2011
When it comes to voter reaction to politicians who overstep personal and sexual lines of decorum, the rules for penalizing, forgiving and ignoring are difficult to pin down.
On one end of the spectrum is John Edwards using political contributions to pay off the mistress who he took up with while his wife battled cancer (criminal, reprehensible and unforgivable). On the other is Jimmy Carter admitting that he looked at women other than his wife with lust in his heart (harmless, silly and not worth penalizing). In between, there is a sizable gray area in which our political leaders navigate an amorphous and constantly shifting series of legal, moral and ethical crosscurrents. For those who occupy the space between the extremes represented by Mr. Edwards and Mr. Carter, for the Clintons and the Gingriches, the Vitters and the Spitzers and the Sanfords, the likelihood of survival seems to be based primarily on the individual's willingness to persevere. Read more>
Reboot for Obama's Economic Team?
Arena, Politico
June 7, 2011
The absence of Austan Goolsbee and Christina Romer from the White House will have much less impact on president's economic agenda than the absence of Howard Dean or Russ Feingold from the campaign trail.
Since the dawn of the primary era, every incumbent president who has avoided a significant primary challenge has achieved re-election (Nixon, Reagan, Clinton, Bush 43). Conversely, every president who has faced a plausible opponent from his own party has gone home (Johnson, Ford, Carter, Bush 41) . A president's re-election chances improve when he can move toward the political center as early in the process as possible: a challenge from his party's own base delays that shift until much later in the campaign. Read more>
John Edwards Indicted: Can His Legacy be Rehabbed?
Arena, Politico
June 3, 2011
If John Edwards didn't exist, Anthony Weiner would have had to invent him. After a week of Weiner's flailing, which -- barring the appearance of more sordid details -- is more silly and embarrassing than anything else, cue the Edwards jury to remind us what true moral repugnance really looks like.
But just as Edwards moves public attention away from Weiner, Weiner had shifted our gaze from Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who had distracted us from Arnold Schwarzenegge, who had not quite made us forget about Charlie Sheen. Somewhere, Gary Hart must be either smiling – or outraged. Read more>
Oprah Vs. Newt
Room for Debate, New York Times
May 26, 2011
It's more fun to be Oprah Winfrey than Newt Gingrich.
Sarah Palin is fast arriving at a crossroads in her career, where she will soon have to decide whether to pursue the path of an entertainer who dabbles in politics (a conservative version of Oprah) or of a candidate with celebrity credentials reaching beyond the campaign trail (a female Newt, if you will).
The followers of both Mr. Gingrich and Ms. Winfrey will recoil from the comparisons, because Sarah Palin is neither as well-suited for the role of consoler-in-chief as Oprah or the public policy volcano that is Newt. But she maintains a cross-over appeal that both of her fellow one-named wonders lack, and she has successfully parlayed these two personas into a very profitable and high-profile enterprise. Read more>
GOP's Messaging Problem on Medicare?
Arena, Politico
May 24, 2011
They're already on the record for the [Ryan plan] vote, so there's no going back. Now they have to fight through the jungle. According to polling, it's an uphill fight. But they'll need to find a way to convince voters that the Obama alternative is even more tight-necked. It's going to be even harder to convince voters now that this reform is a good thing, and the only way out is to convince them that the alternative is even worse.
Voters who say, "Don't touch my Medicare," are saying by implication that Medicare is just fine the way it is. The task for Republicans is convincing them that it isn't. No one's going to leave a sinking boat as long as they think it's going to float. If you convince them that it's going down, they're going to have to use the lifeboats.
Why Personal Biography Matters
Room for Debate, New York Times
May 15, 2011
When Americans vote for a member of Congress or a state or local official, we're essentially electing a stack of policy positions. But when we select a president, we're investing our trust in a man or woman we want to lead us. We're looking not only for agreement on the issues but for an emotional connection that allows us to place our trust in another human being. That's why the personal biography - and personal transgressions - of presidential candidates are so much more important to us than those of other politicians.
Divorce once represented aberrational behavior and a breach of trust that most voters could neither tolerate nor forgive. But as societal norms change, the standards for a candidate's personal behavior are modified as well. Not only is divorce no longer a disqualifier; it is not even an obstacle to be overcome. But the unique situations of two Republican presidential possibilities are drawing a significant public and media attention, albeit for very different reasons. Read more>
Avoiding the Siren Call
Room for Debate, New York Times
May 12, 2011
The candidate is always greener on the other side of the fence.
When a presidential primary campaign reaches the first turn and begins to move from the small rooms where donors and activists congregate to the broader public spaces, a political party's insecurities inevitably begin to emerge. Those insecurities are strongest when a party is most worried about its prospects in the upcoming election: they display themselves in a general sense of nervousness that the party is not putting up its strongest possible candidate. Read more>


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Planning for Less Driving, Not More, Would Lead to Big Savings
What if, instead of basing policy around the presumption that people will drive more every year, transportation agencies started making decisions to reduce the volume of driving? And what if they succeed?
A new report from the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group quantifies what would happen in that state if driving rates come in one percentage point lower than the state DOT's current annual projections. For instance, in a year that the DOT forecasts 0.49 percent growth in driving, MassPIRG hypothesizes a 0.51 percent decrease. MassPIRG estimates that the statewide effect from now until 2030 would add up to about $20 billion in savings and 23 million metric tons of carbon emissions avoided.
The effects grow as the decline compounds over time. In the first year, a one percentage point change in driving rates would save about $167 million in avoided costs of gas, road repairs, and traffic collisions. By 2030, the savings would rise to $2.3 billion per year.
Broken down by category, the state would save about $1.9 billion on road repairs over the 15-year period. Drivers would net $3.8 billion in savings on car repairs and another $7.7 billion on gas purchases. And auto collisions would cost $6.7 billion less to society, as people avoid medical expenses, property damage, and lost wages.


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There's always a time in life were parents seem to be impossible to handle, but there's always a way.
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1Find out if there's a reason your parent is acting like this. Like they recently got divorced, relative dies or anything that can cause bitterness.
2Try not to comment on their behavior. It will make them more bitter. But, if it starts to get out of control, tell them, but not harshly.
3Try not to anger them but stay out of their way. Go to a friend's house or park instead.
4They might be going through their mid-life crisis. If so, it's normal when they get fed up, but they'll get over it soon.
5Sometimes, they can be so mean to you, you feel like crying. Hang in there, after they realize that they made you feel bad, they'll make it up to you.
6Never shout back at them, unless you're looking for trouble.Instead, try to talk to them when they're less angry.
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- Don't talk about your parent's condition to your friends. It will just make the situation worse.
- Make sure your parent is not physically torturing you.If so, notify someone you trust.
- Be nice and tell that you love them and that you will always support them.
- No matter what, your parent still loves you.
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28 year old woman | Missoula, MT, United States | Seeking men 24-33 within 50 miles
Just looking to have some fun!
I graduated with my Masters of Accountancy and have passed the CPA exam and am just working on getting my hours to become a full blown CPA. I currently work at a bank doing accounting, credit analysis and compliance. My dream job would be some mix of a senior credit officer and compliance officer. I grew up in eastern Montana and moved to Missoula for college. Naturally, I fell in love and ended up staying! I am looking for someone who is fun and outgoing but doesn't mind just hanging out at home and relaxing too! Spontaneity is a must! I love to travel and explore new places and try new things and foods!
Alumni connections , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing sports , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Cycling, Other types of exercise, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs
Unfortunately my work schedule does not allow for me to have pets but I'd like to have a pet someday. For now, I just spend a lot of time with my friends who have pets!
Disney World - Its the happiest place on earth!
The University of Montana, Missoula, MT
I love having a good with friends whether it is hiking, biking, making dinner or grabbing a drink. I'm up for just about anything! I love to travel and experience new things!
Regulation Z. Its a real page turner!
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|What she is looking for
|5'5" (165cms)
|3'0" (91cms) to 8'11" (271cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|No preference
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way, Cigar aficionado, Yes, but trying to quit
|Social Drinker
|No preference
|Financial / Accounting / Real Estate
|No preference
Work at a bank as an accountant/credit analyst.
|$35,001 to $50,000
|No preference
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|No preference
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Graduate degree
|High school, Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
Masters of Accountancy


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Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World
Institut d'Économie et de Politique de l'Énergie (IEPE)
Faculté de développement et gestion économique
Université Grenoble AlpesTranslation: Institute of Energy Economics and Policy
Translation: Faculty of Development and Economics
Translation: Alps University of Grenoble
Location: Grenoble, France
Homepage: http://www.upmf-grenoble.fr/iepe/
This link seems to be broken. We welcome a better address.
Phone: +33 (0)4 76 51 42 40
Fax: +33 (0)4 76 51 45 27
Postal: BP 47, 38040 GRENOBLE CEDEX 9
Handle: RePEc:edi:iegrefr
Areas or Functions: Economic Development Areas or Functions: Economic Development, Resource and Environmental Economics, Energy Economics
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Please send additions and corrections to Christian Zimmermann.