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CORNER BISTRO® Pepperoni & Provolone Stromboli
CORNER BISTRO® Pepperoni & Provolone Stromboli
Single Serving
Thick-cut pepperoni with aged Provolone cheese and chunky tomato sauce in Italian-style crust
Nutritional Info
|Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1
Servings Per Container: 0
|Amount Per Serving
|Calories 430
|Calories from Fat 150
|% Daily Value *
|Total Fat 17
|26.00 %
|Saturated Fat 7
|36.00 %
|Cholesterol 50mg
|17.00 %
|Sodium 1110mg
|46.00 %
|Total Carbohydrate 45g
|15.00 %
|Dietary Fiber 5g
|Sugars 4g
|Protein 24g
|Vitamin A
|6.00 %
|Vitamin C
|25.00 %
|25.00 %
|15.00 %
Not a significant source of Saturated Fat, Trans Fat, Cholesterol, Calcium or Iron.
* The Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet, so your values may change depending on your calorie needs. The values here may not be 100% accurate because the recipes have not been professionally evaluated nor have they been evaluated by the U.S. FDA.
Please be sure to check the actual product label since the information contained here may have changed.
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Just to add my experience. I'm a happy Samsung owner of several of their products (TVs, Blu-ray player, smartphone) and I love them. Perhaps I've been lucky - no major problems to date.
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Try checking to see if the mailbox is listed as a deleted mailbox.
Move to the Exchange Control Panel.
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Thanks Steven. I let it sit over night and looks like everything is fine now. Appears as though it needed some time to propogate.
I know this case has been closed, but I had a similar issue occur and hopefully this will help someone else. I had moved over a user from on-prem and got the same error message. Waited over an hour and still same 'Account is Disabled' error from OWA. I tried removing and adding back the liscense, but still no luck. Next I went into the user in the Exchange control panel and hit 'Save' and that did it. The mailbox came up right away. I know it sounds wacky, but it worked and saved me 4 hours of restore time.
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So... what is the solution? sit and wait? the save in the Exchange control panel is not working for me.
What is the error message you are receiving?
"Your account has been disabled." I have been waiting for more than 4 hours.
Try unassiging the liscense and then reassigned the lisence again. Be sure to save the changes for that account setting in ECP again after the changes.
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Thanks for the help, but for some reason is not working I still got the same message
Based on the amount of time you mentioned all changes should have been replicated to the cloud. I would force a dirsync if you havent already. How are you opening this mailbox? Are you logging on as you in OWA and then opening the users mailbox or logging on directly as the user? Try deleting any suggested address for the user in OWA and force a query of the account again. It is possible you are grabbing a cached/suggested version of the address.


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Other ID: OC131; M-06; BLM M-6; BTF M-6
Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): Richard Rendigs
Affiliate Investigator(s): George Hampson (WHOI)
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Data Type(s): Imagery: Photo, Sampling: Biology, Sampling: Geology, Location-Elevation: Navigation, Visual Identification: Ground Truthing, Seismics: Air Gun / Water Gun, Seismics: Boomer, Seismics: Bubble Gun, Seismics: Sparker, Seismics: Sub Bottom Profiler
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Collect bottom grab samples, rocking chair dredge samples, otter trawl samples, bottom still photographs, XBT casts, and other hydrographic measurements for the Georges Bank benthic monitoring program.
Start Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
End Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
Start Date: 1982-11-19
End Date: 1982-11-28
Equipment Used: Grab sampler, Mooring tripod, Camera- deep sea, Geomechanique streamer, Loran-C
Information to be Derived: Time series data; Samples and chemical analysis; Grain size analysis; Suspended sediment concentrations;
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Bottom grab samples: 6; Van Veen samples: 67; Rocking chair dredge; Otter trawl; Still photos; XBTs: 19.
Staff: Lawrence Poppe, Richard Rendigs, Carol M. Parmenter
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Notes: No USGS post-cruise report found; information derived from pre-cruise report and WHOI cruise report. Original Center People field contained: Richard Rendigs - geologist, Lawrence Poppe - geologist, Carol Parmenter - oceanographer.
Georges Bank, United States, North America, North Atlantic,
Poppe, L.J., Williams, S.J., and Paskevich, V.F., eds., 2005, U.S. Geological Survey east-coast sediment analysis; procedures, database, and GIS data: URL: http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2005/1001/.
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The charcuterie is made in-house, and pastry chef David Carmichael is baking his own baguettes.
The charcuterie is made in-house, and pastry chef David Carmichael is baking his own baguettes.
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Norris, who is 6-10 overall but 1-4 over his last 12 starts going into the game, had thrown 71 pitches. He allowed seven hits and three runs with two walks and three strikeouts.
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May 2016
MIND Institute study examines development of school-age children with autism spectrum disorder
May 27, 2016
Grade school is an important period in children's development, when they begin to mature and prepare to enter adolescence. Now, researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute hope to discover how to maximize that growth among children with autism to help them learn and thrive.
Rogers expands training for children with autism across the globe
May 24, 2016
The highly successful Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) intervention for children with autism, co-developed by Sally Rogers, Ph.D., professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the UC Davis MIND Institute, has expanded training to more than 20 countries around the world.
More research needed to identify and measure quality of autism interventions
May 10, 2016
With the dramatic rise of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the numbers and types of interventions promoted to families and individuals with autism have surged as well.
Autism and cancer share a remarkable number of risk genes in common
May 3, 2016
Autism and cancer share more than 40 risk genes, suggesting that common mechanisms underlying the functions of some of these genes could conceivably be leveraged to develop therapies not just for cancer but for autism as well, an extensive assessment by researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute and Comprehensive Cancer Center has found.
April 2016
Distance language intervention helps adolescents with disabilities communicate
April 27, 2016
Sean Sawicki, who has fragile X syndrome, can be hard to understand and doesn't always have the attention span to carry on a sustained conversation. But a novel intervention developed by UC Davis MIND Institute researchers seems to be making a difference.
UC Davis MIND Institute joins SPARK, nation's largest autism research study
April 21, 2016
The UC Davis MIND Institute in Sacramento, Calif. today helped launch SPARK, an online research initiative designed to become the largest autism study ever undertaken in the United States. Sponsored by the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI), SPARK will collect information and DNA for genetic analysis from 50,000 individuals with autism — and their families — to advance our understanding of the causes of this condition and to hasten the discovery of supports and treatments. [español]
Whites receive more state funding for autism services than other racial/ethnic groups
April 4, 2016
Whites with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in California receive more state funding than Hispanics, African Americans, Asians and others, new research from UC Davis Health System has found. The study also showed that spending on ASD increases dramatically with age. [en español]
March 2016
Cancer gene twice as likely to be defective in children with autism
March 30, 2016
A large study by researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute has found that a gene whose role is to suppress cellular damage from environmental stressors is nearly twice as likely to be defective in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and that the deficit is also present in their fathers.
Hales receives prestigious educator award from the American Psychiatric Association
March 23, 2016
Robert Hales, distinguished professor and chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at UC Davis, has received the 2016 Vestermark Award from the American Psychiatric Association (APA) for his excellence, leadership and creativity in the field of psychiatry education.
Bold Vision, Bright Future depicted in murals at the MIND
March 11, 2016
Visitors to the UC Davis MIND Institute's Massie Family Clinic are now met with a wall of vibrant colors and whimsical designs in ceramic tile, a creation of The Mural Project, which combined the talents of three professional artists and artists with developmental disabilities from the Short Centers.
February 2016
UC Davis MIND Institute seeks teens, young adults for imaging study of how brain transitions to adulthood
February 26, 2016
Researchers at the UC Davis MIND Institute are seeking teens and young adults ages 12-22 to participate in an innovative brain imaging study aimed at understanding how the brain functions and behaviors emerge during a critical yet understudied period of development: the transition from adolescence to adulthood.
UC Davis neuroscientist named Sloan fellow
February 23, 2016
Megan Y. Dennis, an early-career UC Davis scientist, has been named a 2016 Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow in Neuroscience.
UC Davis MIND Institute to host documentary film and panel at Davis Senior Center
February 22, 2016
The UC Davis MIND Institute, in partnership with Lynn and Keith Volkerts and the George and Lena Valente Foundation, will host an "Afternoon of Discovery and Discussion" on Sunday, March 6.
UC Davis MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series features renowned neuroscientist Karl Deisseroth
February 8, 2016
Neuroscientist Karl Deisseroth, the D.H. Chen Professor of Bioengineering and of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, will discuss "Illuminating the Brain in Health and Disease" during the next UC Davis MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series presentation on Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 4:30 p.m.
December 2015
Immunology expert to discuss the role of T cells in brain health
December 30, 2015
Jonathan Kipnis, director of the Center for Brain Immunology and Glia (BIG) at the University of Virginia, will discuss "The Brain's Lymphatic System and Behavior" during the next UC Davis MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series presentation on Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 4:30 p.m.
November 2015
The functional anatomy of language: Four things you need to know
November 4, 2015
Gregory Hickok, founder and director, Center for Language Science, UC Irvine, will discuss "The functional anatomy of language: four things you need to know," during the December UC Davis MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series presentation.
October 2015
MIND Institute offers program for adults with autism spectrum disorder
October 29, 2015
Researchers with the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence and MIND Institute at UC Davis are seeking adult participants, aged 18 to 38 years and diagnosed with or suspected of having autism or Asperger's disorder, to participate in a research study, the ACCESS Program (Acquiring Career, Coping, Executive-Function and Social Skills Program).
Amaral appointed to Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee of the Department of Health and Human Services
October 28, 2015
David Amaral, Beneto Foundation Chair and Director of Research, UC Davis MIND Institute, has been appointed by United States Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell to the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC), which advises the secretary on approaches to advance research, strengthen services and increase opportunities for people with autism spectrum disorder.
September 2015
UC Davis MIND Institute studies the use of sertaline (Zoloft ®) in young children with autism spectrum disorder
September 18, 2015
Whether the language and social development of very young children with ASD can be improved through treatment with sertraline, commonly known by the brand name Zoloft ®, is the subject of a new clinical trial at the UC Davis MIND Institute.
2015-16 MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series starts Oct. 14
September 16, 2015
The UC Davis MIND Institute kicks off its 2015-16 Distinguished Lecturer Series in October with an address by Lisa Croen, Director of the Kaiser Permanente Autism Research Program, who will address "The epidemiology of autism: Investigating perinatal risk factors." The event will be held Wednesday, Oct. 14 from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium of the MIND Institute, 2825 50th St. It is free and open to the public and no reservations are required.
Initiative to improve treatment, services for children with autism receives $10 million grant
September 16, 2015
Researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute are participating in an initiative project to provide better treatment for children with autism in under-served areas through a five-year, $10 million grant from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration. The program aims, to bring evidence-based research practices to communities throughout the U.S.
August 2015
UC Davis MIND Institute to present inaugural Lynne Ora Kushel Memorial Lecture on Bipolar Disorder
August 25, 2015
Jair C. Soares, professor and Pat R. Rutherford, Jr., chair in psychiatry, UTHealth Medical School, will present the inaugural Lynne Ora Kushel Memorial Lecture on Bipolar Disorder at the UC Davis MIND Institute on Thursday, Oct. 1.
MIND Institute researchers receive grant to measure language acquisition in autism
August 24, 2015
The evaluation of new treatments for autism spectrum disorder is being hampered by the lack of validated measures to assess the progress that individuals make in such treatments. UC Davis MIND Institute researchers, in collaboration with the University of Minnesota and University of Washington, will study the utility of methods for measuring language acquisition in people with autism spectrum disorder, in order to evaluate their treatment progress, through a $125,000 seed grant from the Simons Foundation for Autism Research.
Hormozdiari joins UC Davis MIND Institute, Human Genome Center
August 21, 2015
Fereydoun Hormozdiari recently has joined the UC Davis faculty as an assistant professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine, affiliated with the Human Genome Center and the UC Davis MIND Institute.
Megan Dennis joins UC Davis MIND Institute, Human Genome Center
August 18, 2015
Megan Y. Dennis recently joined the faculty of the UC Davis MIND Institute and the Human Genome Center as an assistant professor in biochemistry and molecular medicine. Dennis's research involves the use of genomic and genetic techniques to explore the underlying causes of neurological disorders, including autism spectrum disorder.
July 2015
Autism costs estimated to reach nearly $500 billion, potentially $1 trillion, by 2025
July 28, 2015
UC Davis health economists have for the first time projected the total costs of caring for all people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the U.S. for the current calendar year and in 10 years if effective interventions and preventive treatments for the condition are not identified and widely available.
June 2015
UC Davis awards $1 million for brain research
June 24, 2015
UC Davis is stimulating innovative, collaborative brain research with a new program offering funding for projects with strong potential to lead to impactful discoveries.
Evaluating intelligence testing in individuals with intellectual disability
June 18, 2015
Since the latter part of the 19th and early 20th centuries, intelligence tests have attempted to measure human intellectual capabilities. The most common assigns an intelligence quotient, or "IQ" score for normal intelligence in the 90-to-110 point range. Below-normal intelligence falls below 80 IQ points.
UC Davis Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities to hold Summer Institute on Neurodevelopmental Disorders
June 18, 2015
The 12th Annual UC Davis Summer Institute on Neurodevelopmental Disorders — one of the nation's premier gatherings of health professionals, educators and families interested in research and best practices in the field of neurodevelopmental disorders — will be held Friday, Aug. 7, from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the UC Davis Conference Center, 550 Alumni Lane, on the University of California, Davis campus. The Institute is sponsored by the Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (CEDD) of the UC Davis MIND Institute and the UC Davis Health System Office of Continuing Medical Education.
The constant movement in ADHD may help children think, perform in school
June 10, 2015
The constant movement of children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be distracting -- but the fidgeting also may improve their cognitive performance, a study by researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute has found. The take-away message: The hyperactivity seen in ADHD may help children think. [en español]
Early intervention program improves long-term outcomes for children with autism
June 9, 2015
An early intervention program for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder improves their intellectual abilities and reduces autism symptoms -- and those results persist years after the children originally received treatment, a new study shows.


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Album: Bag of Bones
It come from out of nowhere
I hear that simple sound
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Well, the whole thing's far from perfect
How I choose to spend my precious time
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God knows she's no beginner
The best I have ever known
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Kodak gets a new CEO
I just saw this on their website and what baffles me is why do they even have a CEO when they aren't in business anymore. They make no products anymore.
I really miss Kodak but I suppose even a new CEO can't bring back our beloved Kodak cameras
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100 Dollar Laptop Available to General Public
The 100 dollar laptop, which was designed for use in structurally underdeveloped areas, is available to the general public for a limited period, bundled with a sponsored machine for a child in need.
"Give one get one": as of 12 November the general public will be able to purchase the laptop, which was developed for children from poorer regions. The purchasing price of US$ 399 includes US$ 200 that "One Laptop per Child" (OLPC) will use to send one of the $ 188 Linux devices to a child in need.
The non-profit organization is looking to boost turnover with this promotional activity, as what initially seemed to be encouraging looking promises by government officials have failed to materialize. If you would like to donate US$ 200 for a laptop, you can do, but you will not be given a machine of your own at this time.
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Improvements to SMTP will provide better guarantee of confidentiality
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THE MOST IMPORTANT of the animal symbols is the Lamb. Christ is the Lamb of God, the New Testament fulfillment of the Old Testament Passover victim1 Crashaw uses the word in a nonsymbolic sense to mean a sacrificial animal,2 but he is more concerned with its Christian significance. In the "Hymn for the Blessed Sacrament" he translates closely Aquinas' typological verses:
Lo, the full, finall, SACRIFICE
On which all figures fix't their eyes.
The ransom'd ISACK, & his ramme;
The MANNA, & the PASCHAL Lamb.3
Miss Tuve has pointed out that little Isaac who was to be a sacrificial victim and who carried the wood for his own burnt offering was a type of Christ who was a sacrificial victim and who carried the cross for his own death, and that manna, the heavenly food with which Jehovah fed His children in the desert, was a type of Christ, the heavenly food of the New Covenant.4 Christ is "The LAMB whom his own loue hath slain,"5 to be sure, but he is also the Shepherd of the sheep. The relationships between the shepherds who adore the Babe at His Nativity and the Good Shepherd,6 between their flocks and the Lamb's flocks,____________________


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Rep. Joe Wilson– prophet of the coming immigration wars
It's quite appropriate, in a way, that President Obama's health care speech was interrupted by a heckler hung up on a single issue– illegal immigration. South Carolina Republican Rep. Joe Wilson yelled out "You lie!" after Obama promised his health care plan didn't cover illegal immigrants. Then, he was booed in turn.
It was more than just a rude interruption, and a breach of decorum. It was an undigested piece within the national body politic coming to the surface. President Obama, absorbed in his health care campaign, has had to delay his promised immigration overhaul that would seek to offer some sort of path to legal status for the nation's 12 million undocumented immigrants, along with strong and clear enforcement policies– and more rational visa quotas and family reunification programs. Many moderate Republicans, meanwhile, would like to see a robust guest worker program.
Not that Rep. Wilson would agree with the goal of regularizing immigrants who entered the country illegally. But until the illegal immigration problem is reckoned with, Republicans, and not a few Democrats, will scapegoat illegal immigrants for many of the nation's problems. If U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is to be believed, immigration, along with energy, tops the Democrats' agenda, after health care reform.
After the speech, Rep. Wilson apologized for his "inappropriate and regrettable" comments and blamed them on an overabundance of emotion and on his "lack of civility." But the truth is his intervention is a preview of what's to come in the immigration debates, potentially even more rancorous than the bile-filled health care fight. One question is whether this administration will retain enough political capital, and momentum, to take on immigration (and the many Rep. Joe Wilsons out there) after this summer's bruiser.
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This is so amazing!! Lily looks just fantastic here, i love how you drew her hair and her expression!
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Just one little drawing, about two simple characters in love.
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I love these two--this is beautiful!
This is beautiful!
love this! so sweet and tender
oh, I thought it was Ginny and Harry, the resemblence is weird. Lily and Ginny have red hair and James and harry are nearly twins...
yup. I have to make a clear difference between Ginny and Lily. I imagine Lily having dark red hair and Ginny with more ginger-y hair.
probably Frazel or some Jily again. I dunno. I have so many ships to draw!
I have some Sirius and marauders sketches on my notebooks but hhmmm...haven't done anything digital yet. hahaha
qiuegfwioutywor8 colors are sooo perfect! <33
Everythang is Jily and nothing is wrong at all. This is lovely and fluffy and just adorable.
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The loan that they have taken out will help micro entrepreneurs such as Juana; she states that she became a member of Pro Mujer six months ago, entering at the invitation of a promoter of the institution who came to visit her in her home. She currently has a business selling milk and cheese, which informs us that she learnt this trade several years ago as it is a family business. After getting married, she decided to start her own sales area.
The loan that will take out now is to increase her working capital (to buy calves) that she will purchase in the agricultural shows nearby her community and later on to rear the calf and produce products that she will sell in her sales area. This form of work will enable her to generate an income to support her home as much as possible as she is married and has three children.
When asked what it is that she likes about Pro Mujer, she replies that she likes the training in health and loans.
El crédito que sacaran beneficiara a pequeñas microempresarias donde la señora Juana es integrante, ella indica que hace seis meses que integra Pro Mujer, ingresando por invitación de una promotora de la institución que fue a visitarle a su casa. En la actualidad ella tiene un negocio venta de leche y queso; da a conocer que este negocio lo aprendió hace varios años atrás, ya que es un negocio familiar, posteriormente a su matrimonio decide emprender su propio espacio de venta.
El crédito que ahora sacará es para el aumento de capital (compra de terneritas) que adquirirá de las ferias aledañas a su comunidad y posteriormente a la crianza del mismo y la elaboración de los productos lo comercializará en su espacio de venta. Esta forma de trabajo le permite generar recursos para mantener en lo posible a su hogar pues ella es casada y tiene tres hijos.
Cuando se le consulta qué le gusta de Pro Mujer, ella responde que le gusta la capacitación en salud y crédito.
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2014 SMU Football Preview:The Southern Methodist University Mustangs football team had an interesting year in 2013. It was the first year the Mustangs were in the American Athletic Conference (AAC) and the first year they were in one of the power conferences since the breakup of the Southwest Conference. The season was defined by near misses. SMU lost to UCF, Cincinnati, and Rutgers by 4 points or less. 2014 opens with more transition for the Ponies with the resignation of June Jones, and the introduction of Tom Mason as interim head coach. But there is much reason for optimism in Dallas as the Mustangs have some of the most dangerous offensive players in the AAC. The running back duo of Kevin Pope and Prescott Line is incredibly dynamic, and senior receiver Der'ikk Thompson should see plenty of targets. There are a number of high profile teams on SMU's 2014 football schedule, including Texas A&M, and TCU, both of whom will make trips to Gerald J. Ford Stadium. Key games in the AAC for the Mustangs will be October 18th against Cincinnati, and November 28th against Houston.
2011 SMU Football Preview: SMU finished 7-7 last season, but they were certainly fun to watch. With a high-powered offense led by head coach June Jones' run-and-gun style, the Mustangs were able to put up and impressive 25.7 points per game. With a number of returning starters, SMU may once again compete for the Conference USA crown.
The offense will be led by junior quarterback Kyle Padron, who showed last year he is up to the task of leading the team. Luckily, Padron will have two more-than-capable receivers to throw to in Cole Beasley and Darius Johnson - both of whom had solid seasons in 2010. Zach Line will be back at running back after rushing for more than 1,400 last year as well.
The defense was solid last year, and that appears to be the case once again this season. Defensive ends Taylor Thompson and Margus Hunt will lead the way, and Richard Crawford will anchor the SMU secondary. With seven returning starters, the Mustangs certainly have experience, but they will be looking to create more take-aways than last year's squad.
2010 SMU Football Preview: After a few years spent rebuilding, the Southern Methodist University Mustangs hope that 2010 will be the season when all the right pieces come together. Last season, the team made huge strides, becoming the most improved team in the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision. In coach June Jones' second season, SMU finished with an overall record of 8-5. The winning record, which was good enough to lock up 2nd place in Conference USA West, came just one year after a 1-11 finish.
The season ended on a strong note when the Mustangs dismantled the University of Nevada by a score of 45-10 in the 2009 Hawaii Bowl - SMU's first bowl game in 25 years.
SMU will be led by the dazzling young quarterback Kyle Padron, who threw for 1,922 yards and 10 touchdowns in his freshman season. With a year of college football now under his belt, Padron is expected to carry the team on his back in pursuit of Conference Championship and another bowl game appearance. The Mustangs open their season on September 5 against Texas Tech, and take on the TCU Horned Frogs in the Battle for the Iron Skillet rivalry at home on September 24.
2009 SMU Football Preview: Head Coach: June Jones Things are looking up for the SMU Mustangs heading into the 2009 season. That is mostly because year one of June Jones tenure as Head Coach of the SMU Mustangs did not get off to the start that most people expected. SMU finished 2008 with a 1-11 record and was blown out of a few games. But the beauty of college football is that each season the slate is wiped clean, so hope springs eternal for the Ponies. If Jones can find a quarterback to lead his high powered offense and get his defense respectable, then expect to see a fun to watch, high scoring team at Ford Field.
2008 SMU Football Preview: Head Coach: June Jones The Southern Methodist University Mustangs football program has a rich history and boasts great success in the past. After a tough 2007 season amid rumors of a coaching change, SMU athletics has announced that Phil Bennett will remain head coach and will look to lead the team up the Conference USA ranks and compete for their first C-USA title. Gerald J. Ford Stadium will roar as Mustangs fans try to help push their team to a conference championship and a return to form.


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HIROSHIMA, Japan (AP) — President Barack Obama paid tribute Friday to the "silent cry" of the 140,000 victims of the atomic bomb dropped 71 years ago on Hiroshima, and called on the world to abandon "the logic of fear" that encourages the stockpiling of nuclear weapons.
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Dermatomyositis (Overview)
Dermatomyositis is a disease of the connective tissues of the muscle and skin, causing rash, weakness, and pain.
With dermatomyositis what else should I be looking for?
Malignancy: Dermatomyositis can be associated with cancer 5 years prior to diagnosis or 5 years after diagnosi. A workup for breast stomach, ovary and other cancers is be essay. Discuss with treating doctor as well as side effects of medications. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Dermatomyositis (Overview)
Dermatomyositis is a disease of the connective tissues of the muscle and skin, causing rash, weakness, and pain.
What are symptoms of dermatomyositis?
Weakness and rash!: Dermatomyositis has characteristicc rashes: heliotrope, gottren's, etc. A rheumatologist or dermatologist will recognize this. Proximal muscle weakness is the first evidence of muscular disease, and a doctor will check your cpk, which would be elevated. Pts may also experience raynaud's syndrome, and internal organ involvement can occur. It is a serious disease! ...Read more
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My 12 year old daughter was diagnosed with dermatomyositis. She's on steroid therapy. What can we do to treat this problem?
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Dx with lupus. New dr looking for dermatomyositis. Urine test results protein 12.1, creatine .32 pro/ cret, ratio.38. Normal? Doesn't have a reference
Your numbers: Are your numbers correct---they are quite calculating like they should---please repost. ...Read more
What are the tests for dermatomyositis?
Several.: While a muscle biopsy is most definitive, emgs, elevation of muscle enzymes, positive ana, reflexed to specific autoantibodies frequently seen in dm. But the clinical picture is most telling. This diseasec should be managed by a rheumatologist. ...Read more
What should I know about dermatomyositis? What advice can you give for someone who has it?
Inflammation of musc: Inflammation of muscles. Assure that it is not caused by medications or by cancer. Further, assure exercises to maintain muscle strength. ...Read more
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What a wonderful morning this family portrait session was. I met up with Miriyan and her family in the park for games and photographs. I love to capture families having fun, so that the photographs are memories of a happy morning together. During this I make sure that I get some photos of the whole family together, individual shots of the children and then each of them with each parent. This happens naturally during the morning and whilst you play, I give a little bit of direction and ideas for games. This morning we were singing songs, dancing and having running races.
As a parent of twins I feel it is particularly important to capture individual photographs of each twin. I make sure that we have some of the individual photographs of our twins up in our house as I feel this helps them see themselves as an individual and build their own identity. I also see the photographs not just as a great memory for now, but as treasures for the children as they grow up and heirlooms for them to pass down to their own children.


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The demonstration came ahead of a vote in Brussels on Monday which will decide whether Europe introduces a two-year moratorium on various neonicotinoid pesticides.
Beekeepers dressed in their protective costumes for the protest and many demonstrators wore brightly coloured striped clothing.
Numbers of the insects have declined dramatically over the past 25 years and there are fears that the use of a common type of pesticides known as neonicotinoids may be playing a role.
A Newcastle University study found that one in five bees exposed to imidacloprid from the neonicotinoid family of pesticides, that is commonly used on UK crops including oilseed rape, were "unable to learn".
This means the whole colony is affected because the bees rely on memory to find flowers and bring back nectar to the hive.
Beekeeper Steve Barrett, who was on the protest, said: "We can't afford to lose bees, if we don't have bees, we don't have food. It's as simple as that."
Other groups involved with organising the event included Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, Pesticide Action Network UK, RSPB, and the Soil Association.


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Score: 95% Date: 05/26/2016
Although some have mentioned that the Site is a little pricey, it's not quite the case if you're new and come to the numerous collection of video's for the first time. Two or three videos have sadly been deleted over the years - perhaps at the insistence of the girls themselves later regretting their actions, but on the whole I've only seen one girl as a full blown adult model on other sites, so this seems like the one and only opportunity to catch great looking girls perform acts for the camera. Yes it is annoying that the downloads aren't titled. But I generally type in the run time to differentiate the video's. You can always cross check if a time by rare chance happens to be the same. Having joined for the third time, I don't know if the full HD download rule still applies only if you renew your subscription after the first month? But 4K is now also available. ...If anything my only quibble is that after sucking and fucking, the stunt cocks are filmed for far too long jacking themselves off towards the end. A bit of editing with the girls doing the final finishing job would be a more satisfying ending to receive their facial. Another website Dick Suckers now has this rule and if Japanese girls on their porn sites can do it, why not American girls?
Score: 95% Date: 04/04/2016
Videos/downloads: The video quality is on par with other websites. All videos are in 720x405, most videos are in 1280x720, and all the newer videos are in 1920x1080. Downloads are fast if your connection is fast. I have never noticed slowdowns or daily caps, nothing like that.
Girls: Someone else mentioned that the girls featured on the GDP website are similar to hot girls you would see in the mall. This seems to be an accurate description. These girls are also amateurs shooting their very first porn video, most of which never shoot another scene ever again. This means if you see a girl you like on GDP you likely only see her on GDP. This adds a lot of value to the website in my opinion.
Pictures: There aren't any pictures that I am aware of.
The only negative I really have about this website is the price. I can get a membership to other websites for half the price and more than twice the content.
Score: 10% Date: 09/18/2015
Every scene is the same, the girls are bored and the scenes are juvenile and boring.
Score: 65% Date: 08/14/2015
On day 1 so far, enjoying the content but cannot stand the UI. It is absolutely terrible. The girls have zero description, the "title" is just how old they are, and the home page/links to other girls are in a semi random order each time. I thought I had downloaded 6 different girls; in watching the intro of each vid I caught that one of them was a duplicate.
Not terrible on some competing sites (not going to name anyone for fear of shilling), but when downloads take 30-40 minutes it is brutal. Maybe the problem is I didn't go vip, but I just don't see a reason to pay 30 bucks a month just for behind the scenes footage.
That being said, the girls are all fairly attractive so far; and I know that GDP is infamous for having a couple of pageant ladies on it.
Score: 70% Date: 06/08/2015
I signed on to GDP expecting three features for a recurring charge of 29.95: 1) behind the scene, 2) fucking 3) after scene. BUT once you pay and sign in, you learn that #1 and #3 features are not available unless you immediately pay an additional 29.95 for a premium membership. This is misleading. So for the entire site the charge is $60 (59.90) whether you pay now or within 30 days
Score: 82% Date: 04/11/2015
Not sure why the low score... 70?
I would say more like 82-85
HD content is now available for download right away so is HD streaming.. Site is great never ceases to amaze me the girls they pull!!
Score: 92% Date: 04/11/2015
Wow........ never seen a website like this before
Dude below said it very well they are like hot girls at the mall you pass by and would not believe they do porn the new site is amazing glad you guys reviewed it again, I will be a member for life.
Score: 98% Date: 12/08/2014
I've been a member numerous time and I'm highly satisfied. Sure it may be a little stale sometimes but they keep bringing hot girl after girl nonstop every week. You can message the owner and ask him if he can bump you up so you could see the hd videos so you don't have to wait for month two btw. And also there's a discound of the site on freeones.com which cuts the price in half! What else can you ask for?! And you're welcomed and happy flapping!
Score: 80% Date: 11/12/2014
I am interested in joining girlsdoporn.com. I generally don't love paysites considering all the free stuff out there but these girls are smoking hot. I don't really want to pay the $30 by myself. I am looking for someone interested in splitting the membership with me and it would only be $15 a month for each of us.
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Score: 35% Date: 06/12/2013
Who believes that the right are amateurs, who also believes in Santa Claus. Little updates. Unfriendly support. The interviews far too long. Little change in the standings.
Sexy women.
Score: 30% Date: 04/12/2013
PROS: Amateur girls screwed by pro 'talent.'
CONS: Girls wouldn't rate a second glance at the mall, most of them. Sex is mechanical and girls are bored. So was I.
Score: 55% Date: 04/05/2013
I have one word for this site ... bullshit. Sure they offer HD movies, most of them are amateurs but you can only watch them in HD after you've been a member for more than one month. Same thing with screenshots. You can get away with that if it's a trial membership, but not a full membership. In general I'm not a big fan of casting porn because it's always the same routine.
Score: 80% Date: 03/30/2013
A good site overall, the producer/director does a nice job with the interview and overall information about the model. The scenes are good, all of the action captured and the models emotions are evident, better in HD though, which you have to wait a month to see but you can stream in decent quality in the meantime. Condoms are a bit of a bummer, but what can you do, have to protect yourself these days, but there are some scenes without, making it an extra treat. The later vids don't have comments with them or screencaps which can be a con but quite a few of them do.
Score: 56% Date: 03/09/2013
A little pricey, but the content is good. It's a little redundant as each scene follows a typical pattern; interview, BJ, doggie, cowgirl, rev cowgirl and so on. There are only WEEKLY updates, every Friday, but it has and continues to update regularly. I have only seen one of the girls before, so the content IS unique. There are approx 32 pages of video links, each with 6 videos, I believe. That would make somewhere in the neighborhood of 240 videos. If you don't mind parting with $30 bucks and you like amateur stuff, this is a good buy, only for a month though. Even if they updated more often or had bonus sites, there are better deals out there. I recommend signing up, downloading as many vids as you want, and cancelling. Cheers!
Score: 100% Date: 11/01/2012
Great angles. Highly recomend for amat. content.
Score: 95% Date: 05/18/2012
If you are a fan of the "amateur" type porn this site is right up your alley. (Pros) The girls are true amateurs. I've only seen two doing porn elsewhere. You can tell that for a lot of them this is a one time only thing.
Score: 95% Date: 02/17/2012
I barely sign up to girls do porn and I must say that I am very pleased. These girls are exclusive and the sex is very real. All of them are very cute and sexy. There are more than 100 videos on the site that are from 30-60 minutes. You can download the videos, but you have to be a member for 2 months to download the hd ones. Bottom line, I highly recommend this site. Its one of my favorites for sure!
Score: 76% Date: 01/25/2012
Great website - have been a member here for the last and just saw this get put on rabbits so I thought I would put in my two cents ;) Probably one of the best if not the best amateur hardcore website online right now. Has some super cute girls you will not find anywhere else. The only downside I can think of is the file size of the 1280x720 videos .. but they are well worth the wait seeing these girl in true HD form !!


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First half of the concert gave some background on how the symphony was created and evolved. After intermission, we heard the symphony without commentary. Was interesting to learn a little of Mahler's background.
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Mahler's Symphony No. 4, completed in 1901, is one of his most immediately attractive and approachable works, a gorgeous cornucopia of musical memories and dreams filled with folk tunes, children's songs, klezmer music, art songs, Viennese waltzes, military marches and—at the heart of the work—one of the most passionate slow movements written by Mahler.
The CSO explores the place of this music in the art and culture of late 19th century Vienna, in the rich and decadent final years of the Habsburg Empire, and delves into the sensuous beauty of the final movement, one of Mahler's most ravishing songs, a childlike dream of the life in heaven that greets those who have suffered on this earth.
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Elizabeth Buccheri, piano
The CSO's highly successful multimedia series Beyond the Score reveals the story behind great works of music, with dramatized commentary and multimedia illustrations. The first half of the concert is a live documentary with an engaging exploration of the score, discussion of its context in history, and live musical examples. Following intermission the work is played in its entirety.
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Oh, and I might be going from a squats-only thing to including deadlifts and powercleans. Ya know - just 'cause.
Hahahaha...OK I have to put my Moderator hat on.
Let's keep this conversation PG-13, please
We've really boiled this track cycling thing down to the essential stuff here. Good work, all!
I've said it before- but I usually just repeat the same stuff over and over so:
this is is a sub culture (weightlifting)
inside a sub culture (track sprinting)
inside a sub culture (track racing)
inside a sub culture (bike racing)
inside a sub culture (cycling)
once you you find yourself on page 8 of the weight lifting thread of Bike Forums Track page.. You have officially crossed over to the dark side!
Don't fight it..
Track Sprinters are just Powerlifters on Bikes.
^Proof that narrow bars are better.
Incidentally, BMonty... I'm starting to dig deads. 50 years of zero back work and horrible posture are doing their best to fight it, but deads will win out eventually (I hope). They aren't quite as satisfying as squats, though. Can't explain why.
The couch potato method of raising levels is to watch football and have your team win. With the warning that if the local team loses you go under baseline.
The UCI is in negotiations with the NFL and FIFA to ensure all games end in ties to prevent some regions gaining an advantage. Host hotels during tours and championship events will be locked on HGTV or the cooking channel.
Weightlifting thread getting some action!
on the topic of Deadlifts.. new world record at The Arnold a couple weeks ago..
A friend of mine posted that on FB last week. Very impressive.
Watching Benni pull 1015 from the floor was a lot more impressive to me, though.
Benni is some kind of monster.
After watching the power lifting videos, I am going to change my pre-race 500 routine. After I hand my bike to the starter to be placed in the starting gate, I am going to stomp around and high five the USAC officials and then chest bump Adam. Before getting on the bike, I will rip the top of my skin suit off and race bare chested. That may be the last time I am allowed in VSC.
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle
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Please film.
In all seriousness though, deadlifts are just such a mental lift. It seems like the best deadlifters are completely crazy. Look at Benni or Pete Rubish.
holy crap. that bar flex, too.
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Bird Migration
Migration Mysteries: Disappearing Neotropicals
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Migration is the movement of animals from one place to another. We are all familiar with the migration of birds like the American robin that arrives in our backyards with the coming of spring. These birds have returned from the places where they spend the winter, to our area where they will nest and raise young birds.
People have been fascinated with this annual migration of birds for thousands of years. Aristotle was an ancient philosopher who wrote about the wintering habits of birds 3,000 years ago. He noticed that some birds traveled to warmer places to spend the winter. He also mistakenly believed that some birds like swallows hibernated to survive the harsh winter weather. This theory persisted for 2,000 years!
Today, we know that birds do not hibernate. But it does show how long people have been trying to understand the disappearance of many birds from northern climates in the fall. So what do we know now about migration? Where do the birds go? How? Why? Today, scientists know far more now about migration than they did even 25 years ago.
When you see flocks of birds flying overhead in the fall, they usually are flying south toward their wintering grounds. How far south they go depends on the type, or species of bird. Some birds travel farther than others. For example, in some species females and young birds fly farther south than males.
The largest group of birds that we see during migrations are called neotropical migrants. They got this name because these species of birds migrate in the fall all the way to Mexico, the Caribbean islands, and other Central American and South American countries in the tropics. This means these birds fly thousands of miles every fall and spring. About 300 of the 650 bird species that nest in North America are neotropical migrants. They include warblers, vireos, orioles, hummingbirds, swallows, swifts, shorebirds, and some birds of prey. The neotropical migrants make up 50-70 percent of the bird species of deciduous forests and prairies in the central and eastern United States.
Migration of birds through the United States follows some bird highways known as flyways. The four main flyways are the Pacific, Central, Mississippi, and Atlantic. These flyways run north and south. Many birds cross open ocean during their migration between North and South America. This means that birds need a lot of energy to migrate. This energy is stored in the form of body fat. Smaller birds can not store a lot of fat to use as energy during long flights. During migration, some birds lose as much as one fourth to one half of their entire body weight, so it is very important that they store up enough fat for energy. Just think how much weight you would lose if you lost half of your body weight! How smaller birds ever store enough to make these flights is still a wonder to scientists. It was once believed that little birds, like hummingbirds, migrated by riding on the backs of larger birds. However, this myth is not true. These little birds make it entirely on their own!
Scientists have been studying how birds find their way along these routes. To successfully migrate from wintering grounds to breeding grounds birds must be able to navigate (judge their position while traveling) and orient (determine compass direction). Birds do this by using a variety of different cues which allows them to find their way in different weather and habitat conditions. There are five main ways that birds navigate and orient themselves: 1) topographic features (things like mountains and rivers that can also influence wind direction), 2) stars, 3) sun, 4) earth's magnetic field, and 5) sense of smell.
Some birds need to stop to rest and feed during the day. This is when insects they eat are most active and available. These birds, then, migrate at night. They can find their way at night because they learn to follow the rotation of the stars. On cloudy nights, things like wind direction also help them to orient themselves. Other birds, like barn swallows, migrate during the day and feed on flying insects while they are in the air. That way, they are not limited to traveling at night because they can feed during flight.
When birds migrate is closely tied to why they migrate in the first place. Primarily, birds go south for the winter to find lots of insects and other food. However, these birds need more room and even more insects during the breeding season when they have a nest of young ones to feed. To solve this problem, the birds migrate north for the summer. As a result, when their bodies become ready to breed every spring birds know it is time to migrate north. In the fall, their body puts on fat and signals that it is time to begin their long journey south. Actual migration begins when the birds are triggered by some other stimulus, such as a change in temperature or weather.
So, as you can see, migration is a very complex behavior that has evolved over many years. But, we are losing many migrating birds, particularly the neotropical migrants. Does it have something to do with the dangers of migration or are we humans the culprits? Scientists have uncovered many clues, but so far the numbers of birds continue to drop at an alarming rate. Some birds in trouble are the scarlet tanager, Swainson's thrush, ovenbird, and black and white warbler. Read on for more clues in the case of the disappearing migrants. Weigh the evidence and decide for yourself "who dunnit?"
Sidebar: Why should we care?
Many neotropicals--like warblers, vireos, flycatchers, and swallows--are some of our best insect controllers, eating tons of insects annually.
Neotropical migrants--like thrushes, warblers, tanagers, and vireos--are among the most beautiful birds in the world, both in song and color.
Neotropical migrants may be a indicators of the health of our environment. If their populations continue to decline, our quality of life declines with them. It is in our own best interest, then, to try to reverse it.
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State employees' union files complaint over collective bargaining
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Walker Administration Press Release: Senate Democrats have one day left to save the state $165 million
Then again, it was Reagan, himself, who often said it takes two to tango. Via Wispolitics.com
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One thing's certain – comparisons of Walker to Reagan are grossly premature, likely inapt even over time. Via Capital Times.
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Walker Administration closes Capitol, will restrict future access
Protests of scale and duration they never expected. Via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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So, why do bridges ice before the road?
The Weather Guys have the answer. Why chickens cross icy roads is another, as yet unanswered, question. Via Wisconsin State Journal.
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Protesters at Capitol get 'positive nudge'
A day or two days is now two weeks' time. Hard to see inability to overcome protests as evidence of political skill. Via Green Bay Press-Gazette.
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Largest protest rally in Marshfield history
It's not just Madison. Via Wausau Daily Herald.
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Sturgeon harvest above average. Via Appleton Post-Crescent.
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Juravich: Public-Sector Unions Are Way to Save U.S. Recovery
Does Gov. Walker have it all backward? Via Businessweek
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GOP Sen. Schultz reportedly says he will not support budget repair bill
Rumors that he won't support bill. GOP needs 19 senators, has 18 without Schultz. If one from GOP backs away, others may, too. Via Uppity Wisconsin.
Elm Grove priest removed after sexual abuse allegation
Denies allegation. Via Wisconsin Law Journal.
Police, Politics, State Government, Unions
Hundreds of protesters to stay in Capitol
No forcible removal. Via Wisconsin State Journal.
Education, UW Madison
Is separate UW-Madison best for Wisconsin?
Or simply best for UW-Madison and political proponents of the plan? Better come up with an answer quickly, as proposal will move quickly. Via Journal Sentinel.
Gov. Walker, Government Spending, Politics, State Government, Unions
Walker rejects compromise over collective bargaining rights
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Via Walker shows no sign of conceding in Wis. battle – Meet the Press – msnbc.com.
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Budget Repair Bill leaves 'Wisconsin: A house divided'
Observations on political climate from a trip across Wisconsin. Via MIlwaukee Journal Sentinel.


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