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Mazer v. Stein
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Mazer v. Stein, 347 U.S. 201 (1954)
Mazer v. Stein
No. 228
Argued December 3, 1953
Decided March 8, 1954
Respondents are engaged in the manufacture and sale of electric lamps. One of the respondents created original works of sculpture, from the models of which china statuettes were made. The statuettes were used as bases for fully equipped electric lamps, which respondents sold. Respondents submitted the statuettes, without any lamp components added, for registration under the copyright law as "works of art" or reproductions thereof.
Held: the statuettes were copyrightable. Pp. 347 U. S. 202-219.
(a) The successive Copyright Acts, the legislative history of the 1909 Act, and the practice of the Copyright Office show that "works of art" and "reproductions of works of art" were intended by Congress to include the authority to copyright such statuettes. Pp. 347 U. S. 208-214.
(b) That the statuettes, fitted as lamps or unfitted, may be patentable does not bar their copyright as works of art. Pp. 347 U. S. 215-217.
(c) The intended or actual use in industry of an article eligible for copyright does not bar or invalidate its registration. P. 347 U. S. 218.
(d) The subsequent registration of a work of art published as an element in a manufactured article is not a misuse of the copyright. Pp. 347 U. S. 218-219.
204 F.2d 472 affirmed.
Respondents sued petitioners for copyright infringement, and the District Court dismissed the complaint. 111 F.Supp. 359. The Court of Appeals reversed. 204 F.2d 472. This Court granted certiorari. 346 U.S. 811. Affirmed, p. 347 U. S. 219.
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OMS302 can receive Priority Review which means a faster approval process.
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Devoid of context, 700 is just another number, unique and round but not especially meaningful. Attached to North Carolina coach Anson Dorrance's name, though, it amplifies a career both unique and meaningful.
It would be difficult to pick out a more accomplished quartet of college soccer coaches than Stanford's Paul Ratcliffe, Notre Dame's Randy Waldrum, Portland's Garrett Smith and Florida State's Mark Krikorian, whose teams opened the weekend ranked second through fifth, respectively, in the nation. Between them, Ratcliffe, Waldrum, Smith and Krikorian have coached a combined 30 full seasons and won 582 games while in their current respective positions.
Which is 118 fewer wins than Dorrance as he makes his way through his 32nd season as the only women's soccer coach ever employed at North Carolina.
With No. 1 North Carolina's 7-2 win against Tennessee on Saturday, Dorrance earned career win No. 700, a total that leaves peers simply shaking their heads.
"First of all, to put it in perspective, I have to coach until I'm like 100 to catch him," Yale's Rudy Meredith chuckled the same weekend the winningest coach in his program's history picked up victory No. 157 in the opening game of his 16th season. "That just shows you the consistency of the program for a long, long, long, long time -- not just for a couple of years, 10 years, whatever. And he not only wins, he wins championships."
The math gets a tad mind-numbing. Connecticut's Len Tsantiris is the only other coach in the history of women's college soccer with as many as 400 wins, and he's more than 200 wins behind Dorrance. North Carolina's coach has come out on the right side of 21 national championship games; he has lost just 36 games in all.
And although none of that was reality when he tried to persuade Janet Rayfield to be part of the school's first varsity women's soccer team in 1979, it was imaginable to at least one person.
"I remember my recruiting visit there," said Rayfield, the coach at Illinois. "And we walked around on campus, and he said, 'Janet, we're going to build a dynasty. We're going to win a national championship.' And he had no data to prove that to anybody, but I believed him. And he made good on his promise."
The first title came three years later in 1981, under the AIAW banner. The first NCAA title came a year after that in Rayfield's senior season. But titles or no, Dorrance was Dorrance before that was a brand name in soccer.
"Anson, in his own way, hasn't changed much about that," Rayfield said. "Anson could sell ice to Eskimos. But the thing is, it's genuine. He truly believes that, and he's willing to put the work in to accomplish those kinds of things."
Seven months shy of his 60th birthday, he's still at it, and the win against Tennessee was statistically significant for reasons beyond Dorrance's milestone.
When the season began, the biggest question facing North Carolina was how it would replace a group of seniors that won three national titles in four years. The starting lineup against Tennessee included just three players who started more than two games last season. Yet the supposedly reloading Tar Heels have outscored their first five opponents by a 21-5 margin (posting a 4-0-1 record), more goals than the program scored in its first five games in any of the past four seasons.
Without the departed players and with injuries to key veterans Ali Hawkins and Rachel Givan, the beat rolls on behind yet another new generation of stars such as freshman Kealia Ohai (four goals, two assists in her first five games) and another round of under-the-radar stalwarts such as sophomore defender Megan Brigman (450 of a possible 470 minutes this season after playing a total of 36 minutes last season).
The task is tougher these days. Eight of his losses, more than 20 percent of his career total, have come in the past three seasons. But two of those seasons ended with championships, and, truth be told, the only task tougher than maintaining a dynasty might be replacing it. Odds are it won't include celebrating 700 wins.
"I hate to see the person, male or female, who has to replace that," Meredith offered with a final shake of the head. "I wouldn't want to be that person."
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• Illinois likely will remain in the "others receiving votes" hinterlands of the Top 25 after splitting the weekend in the Nutmeg State with a 2-1 overtime loss at Connecticut on Friday and a 1-0 win Sunday at Yale. But the Illini nonetheless look like a much tougher out than last season, when they missed the NCAA tournament after reaching at least the second round each of the previous five seasons, including one quarterfinal and two Sweet 16 trips. With impact freshman Vanessa DiBernardo added to a group of maturing returning talent, Rayfield's team outshot the Huskies and Bulldogs and has 107 shots in five games after totaling 281 in 19 games last season.
"I think we're the most dynamic we've been in a long time," Rayfield said. "That's creating chances for us, and I think as we get comfortable with that, we get used to that, we get really comfortable with that, the goal is to turn a lot more of those chances into actual goals."
• Illinois might not make the Top 25, but one Big Ten team might crack the rankings for the first time this season, at least indirectly at the expense of another. No. 16 Penn State lost 1-0 at Yale and 3-2 at Connecticut to drop to 1-3-1 on the season. That opens the door for Minnesota, which upset No. 14 San Diego, 2-1, the first signature win for the Golden Gophers in a five-game winning streak since losing 1-0 at Notre Dame to open the season.
Already a strong defensive team in front of keeper Cat Parkhill, Minnesota had just three players score more than three goals last season. But led by Shari Eckstrom's four goals, three players are already at or above that mark this season -- a list that doesn't even include leading returning goal scorer Katie Bethke, who already has five assists.
• Auburn had the biggest "sticker shock" upset of the weekend, against No. 5 Florida State, but Yale's 1-0 win against Penn State ranks on the same level when you consider it was the first game of the season for the Bulldogs. In addition to Penn State and Illinois, Yale plays at Connecticut, Duke and Boston College in its first five games. It's a schedule even Meredith admits is more "top-heavy" than he might have intended, but with Yale led by 5-foot-1 Becky Brown, as good as any other attacking player inch for inch, the Penn State win might not be the last against a big-name foe.
"They're begging me to push them harder in practice," Meredith said. "We've gone from one fitness test to three fitness tests in preseason, which we've never done before. But that's a request for them for me to push them harder. It's that type of group that just wants to be pushed to the next level."
Quick hits
Auburn's 3-2 double-overtime win against No. 5 Florida State on Friday was the program's first win against a top-five opponent since beating Florida in 2004. Katy Frierson scored the winner against the Seminoles and is making an early push for SEC Player of the Year with four goals and three assists in five games. No. 17 Wake Forest beat Kentucky 2-0 on Sunday, even though Demon Deacons freshman standout Rachel Nuzzolese, who had a goal and two assists in Friday's win against LSU, failed to score for the first time as a collegian. You're doing something right if you're a freshman earning notice for not scoring and it's not even Labor Day. No. 18 Duke matched school records for goals and for margin of victory in a 9-0 win against Francis Marion. No. 25 Georgia has scored 16 goals in four consecutive wins after a 1-0 opening loss against Duke. It's the first time the Bulldogs have scored at least three goals in four consecutive games.
Graham Hays covers women's college soccer for ESPN.com. E-mail him at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @grahamhays.


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Why am I not posting more in this section of PC? O.o I should admit more openly that I love anime/manga. Heh.
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Recently picked up Chance Pop Session again. Planning to finish that before the end of the year. After that, I'll probably resume my progress on Madoka and Toradora, in an effort to reduce the number of unfinished series in my list, cleaning the shorter series out first.
Toradora <3 It's better in the beginning than in the end, imo, but do finish watching it!
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Anime : Shugo Chara (THE BEST!!), Hidamari Sketch, and Naruto!
Shugo Chara is awesome, yes! It seems so childish (well, it is) but it's actually quite deep and something about it just makes it so incredibly enjoyable. Maybe all the character relationships and backstories.
Anyways :p At an anime site I recently randomly clicked a link in a list and found myself watching 07 Ghost. And whoa, I was hooked. Only problem I had was that
important character was male lolol I happen to be a feminist. And some characters felt a bit shallow after the first season. When I had finished watching it, I though that was it and began looking for something else to watch.
... aaand then I realized that there was a 07 Ghost manga that stretched faaar longer than what the anime had shown so far. It's asakjdalsjdlaksjd <3 Too bad I'm at chapter 89 now and there's only 90 chapters so far. I'll be following this, it's easily one of the best manga I've read. It began focusing more on plot than the anime did and it even got an important female character eventually xD
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I started watching Pandora Hearts but didn't like the first episode. Maybe I should give it another try?
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 19: An advertisement shows through a window of a HSBC bank near Wall Street while people use the ATM machines inside September 19, 2008 in New York City. The White House announced a plan that would attempt to stabilize money market mutual funds, absorb bad debt held by mortgage companies, and ban short selling of financial company stocks in hopes shoring up the financial markets and quelling investor jitters.
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Wes Studi among inductees announced for Hall of Great Western Performers
An Oklahoma-born actor will be one of the inductees into the Hall of Great Western Performers, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum announced Wednesday.
Wes Studi will receive the honor on April 20 during the museum's annual Western Heritage Awards. Other inductees include the late Robert Mitchum, Leo Carillo and Duncan Renaldo.
Studi is a full Cherokee who was born in 1946 in Nofire Hollow, near Tahlequah. In addition to his acting career, he is a Vietnam veteran, sculptor, musician, author and activist, according to a news release from the museum.
He is best known for his roles in "Dances With Wolves" as a Pawnee warrior, "The Last of the Mohicans" as Magua, "Heat" as Detective Casals and in James Cameron's "Avatar" as Eytukan, the leader of a Na'vi clan.
Studi spoke only Cherokee until he was 5, when he was sent to Chilocco Indian School in northern Oklahoma, where he remained until high school graduation. He was drafted into the U.S. Army and served 18 months in South Vietnam with the 9th Infantry Division in the Mekong Delta.
After his honorable discharge, Studi became involved with American Indian politics and helped start a Cherokee newspaper. During college, he taught the Cherokee language. He later became a professional horse trainer and began acting at The American Indian Theatre Co. in Tulsa.
In 1988 he landed his first film role in "Powwow Highway" and made his TV debut in the ABC-TV movie "Longarm."
A role in the 1988 PBS production of "The Trial of Standing Bear" helped him realize his passion for acting, the news release noted.
Studi is an internationally recognized expert on indigenous languages and has worked as a language consultant on several films.
Studi and his wife, Maura Dhu, a singer and writer, live in Santa Fe., N.M., and perform in a six-piece band called Firecat of Discord. They have one son.
For induction into the Hall of Great Western Performers, actors must have made significant contributions to the perpetuation of Western film, radio or theater.
Through a solid body of works in motion pictures, radio or stage, inductees must project the traditional Western ideals of honesty, integrity and self-sufficiency, the museum noted in a news release.
Mitchum, an icon of 1940s film noir, acted in more than 30 Western films or television programming and earned an Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actor for the role.
He is best known for his roles in "Man With the Gun," "Blood on the Moon" and "El Dorado," which co-starred John Wayne. He was honored at the 1992 Golden Globe Awards with the prestigious Cecil B. Demille Award. He died in 1997 in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Inductees Renaldo and Carillo are best known in the Western genre for their roles in film and TV's "The Cisco Kid," although they have extensive acting credits.
In "The Cisco Kid," Renaldo played Cisco; Carillo played the sidekick, Pancho. The series began as a film series that transferred successfully to television in the early 1950s.
Renaldo died in 1980; Carillo died in 1961. Both have been honored for their contributions to the motion picture industry with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Awards gala
The 2013 Western Heritage Awards gala, which brings guests from around the world to Oklahoma City, will be April 20 at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, 1700 NE 63. For reservations or more information, call 478-2250, ext. 219, or go to www.


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Five-school consortium seeks to bring higher education downtown
If you walk into the fourth floor of the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library in the middle of a weekday afternoon, you might get the impression that nothing goes on there.
Wait around an hour or two, though, and you're bound to see a bit more activity.
The top floor of the downtown library houses OKC Downtown College, a consortium of schools in the Oklahoma City area.
Although the college doesn't grant degrees itself and it doesn't offer any complete degree programs at the moment, organizers say it offers an educational experience that often can't be replicated in a typical classroom.
The college offers courses through five institutions — the University of Central Oklahoma, Rose State College, Oklahoma City Community College, Redlands Community College and Oklahoma State University — Oklahoma City.
Faculty members from the five participating schools teach the courses. The college offers undergraduate and graduate-level courses, as well as noncredit enrichment classes. Students who take undergraduate or graduate courses receive credit through the college that teaches the class, and the courses generally cost about the same as on-campus classes.
The college is one of several sites around the metro area where schools offer their classes off campus. Since 1995, seven such satellite campuses have opened their doors. Colleges and universities often open satellite campuses to draw students who wouldn't be able to attend classes at their main campuses.
For example, Mid-America Christian University opened a small campus on Broadway Extension last year. The university uses the site to offer evening courses geared toward students who work during the day.
Appealing to working adult students is also one of the goals of OKC Downtown College. The idea behind the school is twofold, said college director Gus Pekara. The college's primary mission is to bring higher education to downtown Oklahoma City and the 52,000 or so people who work there.
The college's classes are held at noon and after 5 p.m., making them a convenient option for people who work downtown. Anyone who works downtown and is pursuing a degree might have a tough time driving to UCO in Edmond or the University of Oklahoma in Norman in time for class, he said. But having a class within walking distance may be a more viable option.
The other half of the college's mission is to offer classes that don't always apply to any particular degree. Students in these classes might be pursuing a degree in the field, or they may just be interested in learning more on a particular subject.
For these classes, the college works with other partners downtown like the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, the Red Earth Museum and the Oklahoma City Ballet.
For example, he said, the college offers a class on Native American art at the Red Earth Museum, and another course on American Modernism in conjunction with a special Modernist exhibition at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Unlike traditional art appreciation courses, where students look at slides of art works, courses taught at the museum expose students to art firsthand.
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During the 1981 Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade in San Francisco I was standing in front of a group of gay men on Market Street who groaned every time a political group marched by. "Why," they complained, "do they have to bring politics into everything?"
This should remind us that not everyone, not even every homosexual, sees homosexuality as political or accepts the need for a gay political movement. The 1970s, however, saw a major increase in both the political salience of homosexuality and the size and impact of the homosexual movement, so that in the United States, and to a lesser extent in most Western countries, we can now speak of the politicization of homosexuality as an accomplished fact.
There are a number of ways in which to understand the link between sexuality and politics. The simplest is to point out the role of the state in enforcing particular sexual moralities; there is virtually no established state that does not interfere, through both repressive laws and active policy (support for birth control programs, family allowances, sex education programs, etc.), with the sexual lives of its citizens. As Frank Mort put it:
More generally, we should be aware that throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries the rule of law has occupied a central place in the construction and regulation of sexual and moral definitions--as much as it has in the sphere of capital-labor relations. Fresh legislation in the field of sexuality (such as the recent Bill on child pornography) or significant legal reversals (for example the Gay News trial of 1977) act as a sensitive register of the moral climate. The law occupies a quite particular relation to debates and struggles around sexuality, in that if a specific form of sexual practice is seen to break the law it crystalises and concretises what have previously been constructed as moral debates. The


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magnesium-salicylate Side Effects
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
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- diarrhea or constipation
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- stomach gas or heartburn
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Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
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Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. Follow the directions on the package or prescription label. You can take this medicine with or without food. If it upsets your stomach, take it with food. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take it more often than directed.
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St. Agnes Hospital is located in Baltimore, Maryland (Baltimore City). Founded in 1862 as the first Catholic hospital in Baltimore, St. Agnes is now a general hospital, that prides itself on specialized services in the areas of emergency and trauma medicine, breast cancer, orthopedics, cardiology, plastic and reconstructive surgery, neurology, a wound center, and obstetrics and gynecology. It is also heavily advertising use of da Vinci robotic surgical procedures.
St. Agnes has 287 beds, and in 2011 there were 1,863 births; 83,308 emergency room admissions; and 10,918 surgical visits. This Southwest Baltimore hospital employs 800 physicians, and is also a teaching hospital (meaning much care is performed by residents).
In 1999, Saint Agnes' parent organization, The Daughters of Charity National Health System, merged into the Sisters of St. Joseph Health System to form Ascension Health which is the largest non-profit health care organization in the nation.
Apparently flush with cash, St. Agnes is apparently still looking to grow. The hospital made a big play to buy St. Joseph's Hospital, losing out to University of Maryland Medical Systems. In 2012, the hospital bought the historic Cardinal Gibbons School in Baltimore with plays to put housing and offices in the closed school. The hospital also completed in 2011 the St. Agnes Hospital Campus Expansion Project, building a new patient tower with 120 private rooms that costs over $212 million.
This completely remade its cancer institute, building a new medical office building, and renovating everything is sight. In 2015, Saint Agnes broke ground on new construction on yet another new project which will be a mixed-use development of housing, and medical offices on the 32 acres they purchased that was once Cardinal Gibbons High School. The take home message is that St. Agnes is not ceding Baltimore to Johns Hopkins and UMMS, two national heavyweights in their backyard.
This is a good hospital that we think takes seriously it obligations to its patients and, as a Catholic hospital, to the community at large. Our law firm has represented employees of St. Agnes in personal injury cases and have universally heard nice things about working there. St. Agnes does not have a "Big business, we are trying to make as much money as we can while pretending to be a non-profit" vibe to it.
But, that said, like all large hospitals, medical mistakes are a big problem at St. Agnes. In recent years, settlements have been reached with either the hospital or its doctors in a number of case, including cases involving allegations of
- Malpractice involving the development of a pressure wound
- Failure to diagnose cardiac issues leading to a death
- Failure to diagnose cancer that lead to death
- Premature delivery of an infant causing birth injuries
- Failure to diagnose a ischemic bowel
As with most Baltimore City hospitals, medical malpractice cases against St. Agnes are almost invariably filed in Baltimore City Circuit Court. The City typically offers a good jury pool, fair judges and cases will generally get to trial just over a year after filing.
Underscoring the advantages of Baltimore City, there have been at least two large medical malpractice verdicts in Baltimore City in 2012, including a $55 million verdict and a $21 million verdict. Having a malpractice lawsuit in Baltimore is hardly a guarantee of success. But what you do get in Baltimore is a fair shake -- jurors do not assume that a doctor cannot make a serious mistake that can cause a serious injury or death.St. Agnes Hospital's Defense Team
St. Agnes has been defended by the law firms of Waranch & Brown (Towson), Pessin Katz Law, P.A., Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Gray (Baltimore), and Whiteford, Taylor & Preston to name a few. St. Agnes was a defendant in the famed Court of Special Appeals D'Angelo case, which caused all sorts of problems for Maryland medical malpractice attorneys who wanted a clear path of the rules for filing certificates of merit (that case was defended by Gary Dumer of Dumer, Harrison & Barnes, P.A.).
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Featuring the host and creator of Smithsonian HD Channel's Critter Quest!, the Nature of God series is as educational as it is entertaining. The first installment in the series, Hawaiian Adventures, includes nine, eight-minute features, as well as a PDF teaching curriculum for churches and schools, and family devotional pages for home. Your visit in Hawaiian Adventures takes you to: Tropical Mountain Forest---from birds, to flowers, to frogs, this is an amazing journey into one of the most diverse forest regions in the world. Hawaiian Shoreline---exploring the ocean water, tides, sand, and rocks that encompass the amazing ecosystem on the shores of Hawaii. Pacific Reef---an introduction to one of the world's largest mammals and a trip below the surface of the ocean waves to a mysterious and amazing world that few get to see. Through it all, kids will discover the incredible creativity, colorful artistry, and intricate designs that make up God's creation.
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Resolving uncertainty and creating value from the exercise of e-commerce investment options
Version of Record online: 12 SEP 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2575.2011.00385.x
© 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Information Systems Journal
Volume 22, Issue 4, pages 261–287, July 2012
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Otim, S. and Grover, V. (2012), Resolving uncertainty and creating value from the exercise of e-commerce investment options. Information Systems Journal, 22: 261–287. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2575.2011.00385.x
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- Issue online: 14 JUN 2012
- Version of Record online: 12 SEP 2011
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- uncertainty;
- organisational learning;
- real option;
- exercise decision;
- firm performance
This study examines the effect of the resolution of uncertainty on real options exercise decisions with respect to three e-commerce investment options: scale-up, stage and joint investment, and the relationship between exercise of these options and firm performance. The results of a study of 172 public e-commerce investment announcements show that resolution of external (exogenous) and internal (endogenous) uncertainty has a significant effect on option exercise decisions. However, the results also imply that simply waiting without investment in active learning does not create significant value from real options. The key differentiator is how a firm resolves endogenous uncertainty as this endows it with the ability to successfully undertake the information technology investment and exploit the economic opportunity implied by the resolution of exogenous uncertainty. Furthermore, our results imply that different options should be used to manage situations involving certainty of loss on one hand and severity of loss on the other hand. Thus, it is important for firms to make the right choices when using options-based investing to manage risk. We suggest that, perhaps, managers need to maintain a portfolio of options to manage the two dimensions of risk simultaneously.


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Stephen Ham lived and died in Madison Co., Ky. He was the father of John, Jabez, and Stephen Ham, Jr. John was born in Kentucky in 1786, and came to Missouri in 1809, and settled in St. Charles County. He joined Nathan Boone's company of rangers, and served during the Indian war. In 1816 he and Jonathan Crow built a bark tent on Auxvasse creek, now in Callaway County, and lived in it for some time, while they were engaged in hunting. They were, therefore, probably the first American settlers within the limits of Callaway County. Ham cut his name on a lone tree in the prairie, which has since borne his name. He was a Methodist preacher. He was married twice, first to a Miss Bennett, by whom he had two children. She died when the children were quite small, and their father took them to their relatives in Kentucky, performing the journey on horse-back, with one of the children before him and one behind. When he came to water courses that were deep enough to swim his horse, he would tie one of the children on the bank, swim across with the other, tie it, and go back for the one he had left. He afterward married a Miss Thomas, and they had six daughters. Mr. Ham was a daring hunter, and there were but few who possessed nerve enough to follow him in all his adventures. He once smoked a bear out of its cave and then knocked it in the head with an ax. In 1823 he built a house on the Auxvasse, about five miles above its mouth; and the following year the big over-flow came and washed away his smoke house, filled with bear and deer meat. He followed it in a soap trough, which he used as a canoe, and overtook the floating house where it had lodged against a large elm tree. He took his meat and hung it in the tree, and when the water subsided he had to cut the tree down in order to get his meat. Mr. Ham subsequently removed to Illinois, where he died in 1869.
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MLA Source Citation:Bryan, William Smith A History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri: With Numerous Sketches, Anecdotes, Adventures, Etc., Relating to Early Days in Missouri. Also the Lives of Daniel Boone and the Celebrated Indian Chief, Black Hawk, with Numerous Biographies and Histories of Primitive Institutions. Bryan Brand & Company. 1876. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 31 May 2016.
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He is totally lawless. He believes he is above the law ... not just the President ....THE KING.
You say he is King and at fault for every bad event daily, anything new to say? If you are running a Daily News on Obama, you need to keep up the interest.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
If it didn't happen to Bush, it's not going to happen to Obama.
Let the impeachment proceedings begin. He won't be convicted in the Senate ... but impeachment will demonstrate to the world that honest, sensible lawmakers know that he is unfit to serve.
I believe malfeasance in office is grounds for impeachment. Exceeding his authority as President would constitute malfeasance, no doubt.