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Mrs. Pao K. is a grocer in the local marK.. She is 41 years old and the mother of four children who all attend the local school. Her husband, Mr. Chan Saroeun, is a fisherman. Although they try to work hard, they still live in an old house in poor condition. In order to improve their standard of living, Mrs. Pao K. is asking for a loan for zinc to use as a roof for her house.
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About AMKAngkor Microfinance Kampuchea (AMK) is a leading microfinance institution in Cambodia with a wide reach of operations. AMK works with over 6,000 villages and serves clients in every Cambodian province. With an average loan size of US$115, AMK's focus is to provide credit and savings products to the very poor in rural areas. For more information, please visit AMK's website.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
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Hezbollah and Hamas, as well as their patrons, Iran and Syria, are in the vanguard of a relentless Islamist-jihadist march that challenges human values on a global scale, from Indonesia to Iraq, Lebanon to Palestine, and as far away as Chechnya and the "Mad Max" land of Somalia. The jihadists' goal is reversing a 200-year history of achievements: Democratic values, freedom of expression, separation of church and state, establishment of civil societies, and the emancipation of women and human beings from theocratic and autocratic rule.
~ Youssef Ibrahim, in a New York Sun op-ed claiming that America (in Iraq) and Israel (in Lebanon) have erred grievously by "fighting terror on the cheap." America needed twice as many troops in Iraq from the get-go; Israel so far "has pledged just 10% of its reservists."
For a very alarming (some may say alarmist) view of what's afoot, you might also want to read two other Sun op-eds (it may require free-trial registration but is worth it), Yehudit Barsky's Judgment Day:
For more than a year, Iran has been preparing, together with terror organizations it controls and finances, for a confrontation code-named "Al-Qiyamah," which is Arabic for "Judgment Day." Hezbollah's unprovoked war against Israel may well be the first step in this Iranian-inspired conflict. [ … ]
Participants in Iran's "Judgment Day" plans include Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hezbollah cells in Europe, North America, the Persian Gulf region, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the leaders of Iraq's insurgency, and the Mahdi Army of Iraq's Muqtada Al-Sadr.
And especially John Batchelor's Green Light:
President Ahmadinejad has [… ] given the green light to Damascus to escalate the Lebanon front by launching long-range missiles into Tel Aviv. Syria and Hezbollah have been told they are to fight on with the certain expectation that Israel will respond to the escalation by bombing Syria's strategic sites and its supply lines into Lebanon. Iran has also told Syria that it expects â€â€? hopes â€â€? this phase of the campaign will draw in the American warplanes and logistics.
In Beirut, the spiritual leader of Hezbollah, Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, has issued a fatwa forbidding the entry of international troops or authorities into Lebanon. This means that the prospect of an imposed ceasefire from the United Nations Security Council or from NATO is now minimal or impossible [ … ]
In Damascus, the Assad regime has prepared itself for an epochal war that will transform the Syrian culture into a martial cult such as was achieved under the current president's father, the late Hafez al-Assad. [ … ]
What this all means right now is that Iran can and will continue to resupply Hezbollah on the Lebanon front with arms, ammunition, special forces, sophisticated logistics, an intelligence apparatus, and the long-range Katyushas and missiles that pepper Israel. [ … T]he Kurds in northern Iraq, ostensibly America's strongest ally in the liberation and democratization of Iraq, are openly cooperating with the Iranian military convoys. The Kurds have made a deal with Tehran that looks to the future and the establishment of an independent, oil-rich Kurdistan. [ … ]
A decision to strike Jerusalem has not been announced. Nonetheless, high-explosive warheads are poised to strike civilian populations: at least one Scud-type missile has already been found underwater in Haifa harbor. [ … ]
Iran believes that when America comes into the fighting, Iran can use the American troops in Iraq as tactical targets and strategic hostages. Iran wants America to strike in force at Tehran and the strategic sites on the southern coast. Iran is desperate to give battle. It believes that America cannot manage a crisis in an election year (e.g., 1980), and that the United Nations Security Council will impose a ceasefire quickly. At that point, Ahmadinejad and the Partisans of the Mahdi will emerge from their deep and hard sites to survey their empire, smoldering, famished, grieving, but victorious over the American crusaders, stretching from the Hindu Kush to the Mediterranean and the ruins of Israel.
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Q: When Does "An Idiot Abroad: Season 2" Come out on DVD? A: The official US DVD release date for "An Idiot Abroad: Season 2" has been set for January 8, 2013.
In the second season of this hilarious series Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, co-creators of The Office and Extras help their friend Karl Pilkington (The Ricky Gervais Show) complete tasks from his bucket list… except the experience is never as easy or as fun as it seems. Gervais and Merchant find ways to arrange a few surprises along the way to keep things interesting. In the end, Pilkington ends up visiting more places and suffering more detours than he did in the first season! Find out what happens when an idiot goes abroad… again!
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. is saying Myanmar (mee-an-MAWR') should reform its constitution to allow its citizens a free choice over who should be its next president, but Myanmar is pushing back.
A Myanmar parliamentary committee last week voted against changing a constitutional clause that bars opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi (ahng sahn soo chee) from becoming president. National elections are due in 2015.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki (SAH'-kee) said enabling the Myanmar people to freely choose who they want to lead them in the next phase of its democratic transition will help to ensure stability.
But a Myanmar presidential spokesman (Ye Htut) said Tuesday it's the responsibility of Myanmar's parliament and people to decide how the constitution should be amended. He said, "It is not the concern of the United States."


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Pregnancy is one of the most beautiful stages in a woman's life. However, it is at this stage in life that the woman goes through numerous hormonal and physical changes from within. These changes cause many major discomforts to the woman. One such discomfort associated with pregnancy is disturbances during sleep.
The quality of sleep of a pregnant woman tends to be extremely poor. This increases the physical strain on her and makes her even more tired than she already is. However, the sleeping troubles which happen to a pregnant do not remain the same throughout her pregnancy, in fact, they change after each trimester. Let's discuss the sleeping problems faced by these women in each trimester.
The First Trimester Sleeping Disturbances
- The need and frequency to use the bathroom increases during the first trimester of pregnancy. This forces the pregnant lady to frequently get up from her sleep and rush to the bathroom.
- The women during this phase of pregnancy go through a lot of physical and emotional stress. The consequent result of these increased stress levels is disturbed sleep.
- Since the women are not able to sleep properly during the night, they tend to feel sleepy throughout the day.
The Second Trimester Sleeping Disturbances
- As the size of the baby increases, the discomfort for the pregnant women also increases resulting in poor sleep quality.
- The emotional stress associated with pregnancy continues during this phase as well and hence continues to disrupt proper sleep for these women.
- However, the overall quality of sleep quality shows marked improvement during this phase of pregnancy as the visits to the bathroom reduce greatly and become almost normal.
The Third Trimester Sleeping Disturbances
This is the worst phase as far as sleeping problems are concerned.
- The increasing size of the belly makes it very difficult to lie down in one position for long and hence long hours of sleep become a distant dream.
- Problems like heartburn, sinus congestion, cramps in the legs are common and they affect the sleep quality greatly.
- The baby starts to move around and change positions frequently. This puts pressure on the bladder, thus the problem of frequent urination returns to haunt the pregnant women.
The above problems are something which no pregnant woman can avoid no matter how smooth and healthy her pregnancy is going. There are however a few simple tricks which can make it easier to get better sleep than what would otherwise be possible for a pregnant woman.
- With the help of extra pillows, support can be given to the back and tummy of the women, which would reduce her physical discomfort to a great extend.
- Warm milk has a calming effect on the nerves and hence if the pregnant lady drinks one glass of this warm milk during the night, she might be able to get a better night's sleep.
- Similarly, the diet of the woman also has a direct bearing on the sleeping pattern of these women and hence they should be encouraged to have a nutritious diet, which would help in dealing with problems like sinus, headaches, etc.
- There are several relaxation techniques present, which can be used for calming down the excited and tensed nerves of the pregnant lady.
- One big myth associated with pregnancy is that, a pregnant woman cannot exercise. It's true that the exercise schedule of a pregnant lady is very different from a normal person, but exercise is in fact very necessary for a normal delivery. Regular and careful exercising can also help in improving your sleeping patterns during pregnancy as well.


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A rock slide has closed down Interstate 40 in North Carolina near Tennessee, possibly for several months.
The road is closed at mile marker 2.6 after it was blocked by the slide at 2:00 a.m. Sunday.
On average, 133,000 drivers use this section of I-40 each week.
The N.C. Department of Transportation has made an emergency declaration and has a contractor en route to begin clean up.
Engineers' initial estimates are that it could take several months to clean up the entire slide and restore traffic.
A detour has been set up. Motorists traveling west to Tennessee should take I-40 West to I-240 West in Asheville to I-26 West. Follow I-26 West from Asheville to I-81 South in Tennessee, back to I-40. Eastbound motorists will follow the reverse directions.
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[caption id="attachment_44235" align="alignleft" width="300"] The Jaworski family (middle) won the $10,000 grand prize after participating in Redwood Credit Union's first "Amazing Savers" contest. (Eric Gneckow photo)[/caption]
SANTA ROSA -- When Redwood Credit Union President and CEO Brett Martinez took to the podium tonight to present the $10,000 grand prize for the institution's first "Amazing Savers" contest, he had an unexpected surprise for the runners up.
The grand prize in the competition to improve family finances would ultimately go to the Santa Rosa-based Jaworski family, but the remaining four teams each would go home with a $1,000 check themselves.
"As you can see from these families, each has improved their financial situation tremendously," he said.
Chosen from more than 100 applicants, the five teams have taken part in the reality entertainment--style contest since February and represented a range of financial situations.
Each team received financial coaching over the contest -- a service that Redwood Credit Union provides for free to all members. Participants were asked to share their experience online, and judges evaluated their performance based on level of involvement, progress toward goals, improvement in credit score and public voting.
The packed conference room at Redwood Credit Union's administrative offices in Santa Rosa hosted the "gala." It was a high-energy scene as organizers announced the teams amid continuing claps and cheers.
Redwood Credit Union Chief Operating Officer Anne Benjamin said the event represented efforts to increase public financial literacy.
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Definition of the noun iritis
What does iritis mean as a name of something?
noun - plural: iritises
- inflammation of the iris
- lexical domain: States - nouns denoting stable states of affairs
- more generic words: inflammation / redness / rubor = a response of body tissues to injury or irritation
Specialised definition of the noun iritis
Glossary of healthcare / ophthalmology
inflammation of the iris which can lead to scarring inside the eye and glaucoma. Symptoms include pain, redness and sensitivity to light
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SIMPLE IRITIS is an affection of the iris in which inflammation exists in the simple form, and in which we have the vision...
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Iritis is an inflammation of the iris and often involves the adjacent ciliary body. Symptoms include pain, redness, and sensitivity to light. The pupil may become misshapen or constricted, as well. Iritis may be caused by injuries, viruses such as ...
A System of surgery (1861)
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Another consequence of iritis is the distension of the iris into pouches, which are formed in the following way.
A Tratise on the Discases of the Eye and Its Appendages. - London, Longman 1835 (1835)
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Syphilitic iritis is a disease of somewhat frequent occurrenceamong the poor, its characters are singularly wellmarked, and the treatment of it is so generally successful, and, if judiciously conducted, so obviously successful, that you will feel, ...
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Iritis is an inflammation of the anterior uveal structure, the iris. Uveitis is an inflammation that also involves the posterior uveal structures. These inflammatory conditions are often associated with systemic disorders, many with an autoimmune ...
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IRITIS is an inflammation of the ...
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Iritis is the commonest of these, and may occur in one or in both eyes, one after the other, from three to eight months after infection. The patient complains of impairment of sight and of frontal or supraorbital pain. The eye waters and is ...
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Iritis is an immune-mediated inflammatory condition associated with circulating immune complexes. Whittington and Lawrence [883] had described its Fig. 4.25 Light touch (LT), vibration perception (VPT), and thermal 1 44 Pathogenesis and ...
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The Rickards High School Marching Band was personally invited to perform a half-time show for VH1's Save the Music: Battle of the Bands.
Rickards was the first Florida band selected out of the 72 that applied.
The eight final schools chosen are required to perform similar formations and rock the crowd with the sounds of Michael Jackson.
"A lot of band may do similar things that our band may be able to do. However, the energy and the style and the Tallahassee flavor will not be matched by any other band that will be represented at that battle of the bands" says Band director Quincy Griffin.
The VH1 Save the Music: Battle of the Bands competition is scheduled for November 17th thru 21st.
All 170 members of the band are invited to attend, including those who are a part of the auxiliary.
Erica Weaver who is a part of the auxiliary says,"We work very hard day in and day out and we just push ourselves to the limit. So, it just feels like its our time to do this."
The grand prize for the winning band is $10,000 to be put back into equipment and other band related expenses.
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This is interesting. Maybe someone knows something? Looks to me that since they are paying over $3 for them that they expect this to push over 80 before Nov expiration.
More have traded almost 2000 now and they have paid as high as $4.50 for them. That's real interesting and yet the stokc has gone nowhere today
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Inside the Market's roundup of some of today's key analyst actions
More analysts are lowering their price targets on Apple Inc., but the Street remains a very bullish place right now for the maker of iPhones and iPads, even after the stock's harsh tumble of late.
J.P.Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz sliced his target to $725 (U.S.) from $770. While Apple followers this week got spooked by indications that demand for the iPhone 5 may be waning, Mr. Moskowitz appears more concerned with the iPad. He cut his shipment estimates for the tablet, commenting that "our research indicates that near-term supply constraints impact iPad sell-in activity through the end of November."
BMO Nesbitt Burns analyst Keith Bachman, meanwhile, cut his price target to $640 from $670, concerned that near-term guidance from the tech superstar could disappoint. He has a suggestion on how Apple could supercharge its sales: sell a cheaper phone.
"At present, the $300 to $400 price smartphone market represents about 10 per cent of industry units shipped," he said in a research note. "Therefore, to be successful, we believe that Apple will need to grow the size of the mid-range category and pull new users up from lower-end competitor phones, while not cannibalizing its existing user base of high-end phones."
A lower-priced phone should increase operating income and grow earnings per share. But he also cautioned those benefits would have to be weighed against the resulting lower margins.
There have been rumours in recent days that Apple is testing a cheaper phone, but the company has not commented.
Mr. Bachman believes Apple will increase both dividends and share buybacks this calendar year, "and we believe that the current valuation is compelling, particularly when compared to our projected growth opportunities."
Apple shares at mid-afternoon Thursday were a little higher, up 27 cents at $506.36. Even with the handful of price target cuts this week, the average target on the Street right now is $726.21, according to Bloomberg data.
That suggests analysts, on average, believe the stock could rise more than 40 per cent over the next year. Some 52 analysts rate Apple as a buy, nine as hold, and two as a sell.
Revenue and profit growth at Rogers Communications Inc. will gain momentum this year, driven by stabilizing voice revenues, greater data usage from its LTE network, a tightened upgrade policy and cost containment, said UBS Securities analyst Phillip Huang.
While Rogers will "inevitably" lose more TV share to Bell for the foreseeable future, he does not expect the new competition to have as adverse of an impact as it had on Shaw Communications Inc.
"Current promos/retention offers in RCI's footprint are more rational and consistent vs. previous Shaw/Telus pricing battles," he said in a research note. "We also believe RCI is less likely to repeat Shaw missteps on customer service and pricing. As such, we believe RCI's TV share shift can be managed in a consistent and predictable manner."
Mr. Huang also expects Rogers to announce a 10 per cent dividend hike and renew its share buyback program next month.
Upside: Mr. Huang raised his price target by $5 to $50 and maintained a "buy" rating.
Even though Aecon Group Inc.'s shares have performed reasonably well over the last two months, TD Securities analyst Michael Tupholme still sees meaningful upside ahead.
The construction and infrastructure development company is likely to return to revenue growth in the fourth quarter and sales should continue to accelerate for the foreseeable future, thanks to a record backlog of work and strong prospects for additional contracts, he said.
Upside: Mr. Tupholme raised his price target by 50 cents to $16 and reiterated a "buy" rating.
Paladin Labs Inc. is growing to become a global pharmaceuticals company, with a strong management team and an active acquisition strategy, said Canaccord Genuity analyst Neil Maruoka.
"While Paladin operates in a low growth industry, the company boasts a management team that has grown revenue at a 24 per cent compound annual growth rate over the past five years through effective execution of its M&A strategy," Mr. Maruoka wrote in a research note. "By leveraging its significant pricing power (and acquiring at much lower multiples than the stock trades), the company has been able to drive accretive acquisitions."
Upside: Mr. Maruoka rates the stock "buy" and has a $56 price target.
Mullen Group Ltd. stock should rise after the company increased its annual dividend 20 per cent, to be paid monthly rather than quarterly, said Raymond James analyst Andrew Bradford.
"We forecast that the net impact of the dividend increase and capital spending budget will result in a cash build for Mullen through 2013 to approximately $145-million by the third quarter of 2013," said Mr Bradford. "We now calculate a payout ratio of 49 per cent of estimated 2013 cash flow and about 1/3 of estimated trailing cash flow. Indeed, if forced to surmise Mullen's dividend policy, we'd conjecture that the board sets its dividend at about 30 per cent of trailing cash flow."
Upside: Mr. Bradford raised his target price to $22.50 from $22 and rates the stock "market perform."
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Oklahoma football: More reaction from former players on the new alternate uniforms
NORMAN — Oklahoma unveiled a couple new alternate uniforms Tuesday afternoon.
After the U.S. soccer team's World Cup loss — why on earth would OU release this news in the middle of the American World Cup game, by the way? — I called and spoke to several former players about the new uniforms.
I used many of their comments in my story and a quoteboard for Wednesday's newspaper, but there was lots of good stuff that didn't make it in.
Here is a bigger compilation of what former Sooners told me yesterday about the new alternate uniforms.
Tight end, 1999-2002
On his reaction: "I know that's kinda the new trend, and I'm all for whatever brings more star recruits into the program. I'm a traditionalist, but in 2003, when they wore the throwback uniforms, I was so jealous.
"The picture I saw had Striker, Knight, Shepard and Grissom wearing the different colors. Those are the leaders of the team, so if they're into it … From playing in college and the NFL, all you really want is to feel good in your uniform. You wanna feel like you look good.
"Deion Sanders once told me, 'You look good; you play good.' I'm an old man at this point. If that's the style and the kids like it and they feel like they can go out and play some football in it, then I'm all for it.
"Personally, I'm not a huge fan of it."
On the outside perception of the new uniforms: "One thing I know about Coach Stoops, and one of the reasons that everybody who plays for him loves him, is he doesn't care what anybody thinks but the people inside that building. And now that I'm not in that building, that includes me.
"You've gotta respect a man that's all about his business and the people he goes to work with every day. I'm gonna buy my tickets and come to the games and cheer, and do everything, whether they're wearing pink and purple polka dots or whatever uniform they wanna trot out there. It's fine with me. I don't care what they do. At the end of the day, any OU traditionalist wants to win.
"If you told one of the traditionalist fans, 'Alright, we're gonna win five national championships in a row, but we're gonna wear this uniform,' I think they'd take it. I think it's kinda ridiculous people wanna get upset about it.
"If the guys on the team feel comfortable in them, then damn, I'm all for it."
On the momentum from the stadium upgrades and now alternate uniform: "I know there's a feeling inside the program that things have gotten stagnant a little bit, as far as fundraising and big projects and staying ahead of the curve. We've fallen behind a little bit. I don't think that's gonna be the case anymore for the foreseeable future.
"It's really exciting, and if the uniforms are gonna be part of it, and Coach Stoops and the players signed off on it and they're winning games, all that noise is gonna fade into the background. Our tradition is winning; it's not any particular uniform."
Linebacker, 2000-03
Oh his initial reaction: "I like it. There's a bunch of people, and I understand this perspective, who have been fans of the team for a long time and they love the traditional uniforms. Keep it simple. I understand that, but for me personally, I'm not really tied to that. I think keeping it new, keeping it trendy … players like that for whatever reason. Things get really mundane as a player, so whenever you change up anything, they get excited. A change in uniform. A change in practice schedule. A change in any type of routine, the players absolutely love it.
On the recruiting impact: "Some of those smaller universities that are tweaking their uniforms are being able to recruit with the big boys. I think to stay out in front of that is a good move. Recruiting has completely changed. The days of being able to walk into any kid's house in the country and say, 'We're Oklahoma' … I think those days have changed. You've gotta prove you're the better place. Recruiting right now in college football is as competitive as it's ever been. It wasn't very long ago, 10, 12 years ago, where the big recruiting pitch was how many times you were gonna be on television. Well now, almost every team is on television every week.
On wearing throwback uniforms in 2003: "We loved it. It was the greatest thing ever. Really all we did was wear a white helmet and they put two little stripes on the sleeves. It's not like it was some huge change to the uniform, but we talked about it for months leading up to it. We couldn't wait for it. It's amazing how just a little tweak here and there gets the players all excited."
On traditional powers being skittish about uniform changes: "When you've been one of the true programs that's made it through time — Alabama, Michigan, Oklahoma — you can look at that uniform and say, 'We don't need to change.' I can understand people with that perspective. You're gonna hear it tomorrow: 'I don't see Alabama changing their uniform.' Well, wait until they don't win four out of five national championships. There's gonna be a time when they dip a little bit and they're gonna be trying to figure out ways to stay relevant and stay trendy."
Defensive back, 2005-07
On his initial reaction: "It's about six, seven years too late."
Is it good to give the players a boost of excitement? "Yeah. I know we're a very traditional team, but I think it's a little boost. Something new. Something different."
Will this help with recruiting?: "It probably will. It's crazy how it works, but it'll probably be beneficial. You know, Oregon has about 15 different jerseys. I'm pretty sure that helps them out. I think it will at the end of the day."
Is this something you guys talked about?: "We talked about it, but nothing was gonna happen back then. I think we brought it up one time, but it got shot down pretty quick. There was nothing we could do about it."
Fullback, 2010-14
You were part of the player committee that helped with this process. When did this begin?: About a year ago or so. It was pretty cool. We met with and talked to the AD and some of the upper guys. The president and those guys about it. Aaron Colvin was part of the original three (with Gabe Ikard). After that, they brought a bunch of the guys in later on in the process."
Is it bittersweet since you won't get to wear them?: "It kinda is, but it's still good for the guys who will get to play in them. It'll be fun watching the guys in different uniforms. A little bittersweet, but still awesome to be part of."
What do you like about the final product?: "The wood grain on the helmets is definitely my favorite part of it. That and also the red pants. I don't know; I just feel like I've always worn white every year I've been at Oklahoma. I think that'll be an interesting change-up."
These uniforms can be mixed and matched to create different combinations?: "That's what's kinda cool about these uniforms. They don't only have to be worn in two different ways. They can be mixed and matched."
On wearing gold trim last year vs. Texas: "The gold for the Texas game was awesome, too. It's all things that just kinda make it fun and make the games a little different, but it doesn't distract from anything at all."
Will this help with recruiting?: "Maybe a little bit. It might change a few guys' opinions, but the uniforms weren't the reason why I picked OU, and weren't the reason why I thought about any other team."
Tight end, 2007-11
On his initial reaction: "I come from Weatherford, Okla., and we wore red pants, so I like it. That was the best thing I liked was the red pants and the red helmets.
I think it's great for the players. I don't think it should get out of hand. My opinion on the whole uniform thing is that it's become some type of race where everyone is trying to get the cool new things.
"Ultimately it's a sport. It's a game. It's based on your performance and your effort. Also, though, at the same time, when you like what you're wearing and you think you look good, that probably helps you.
Did you guys talk about alternate uniforms when you played?: "I didn't really care what I was wearing. As long as I had a helmet and shoulder pads and everything like that, I didn't really care. I was there to play as hard as I could. I didn't mind putting on the same thing every day.
Do you think this was necessary?: "Do I think it's necessary? No, I don't think any of it was necessary. Necessary is a funny word though. I think the necessary aspects of football are you need a helmet, you need shoulder pads and you need leg pads, and you obviously don't wanna be out there naked.
"It'll add excitement for the fans because they don't know what the team is gonna be wearing now."
Was it exciting in 2009 when you guys wore Nike Pro Combat uniforms at Texas Tech?: "It was a really cool thing. Logistically, there were problems that came along with having one game where you were wearing this totally new outfit. Like people didn't have the right undershirt they wanted. That was figured out though. It wasn't that bad. I think once it becomes an imminent thing and the players and equipment staff know they have other uniforms, those logistical problems work themselves out."


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Published: Sunday, June 8, 2014 at 6:01 a.m.
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Terry Anderson and Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl were both held captive by Islamic extremists for years before being released, but one was greeted as a hero and the other has quickly been turned into a villain.
Anderson was The Associated Press' chief Middle East correspondent when he was kidnapped in 1985 off the streets of Beirut by an offshoot of Iranian-backed Hezbollah militia. He was held for nearly seven years before being released, the last of a group of U.S. hostages in Lebanon to be freed.
"Nobody commented on our actions or our behavior or anything like that," Anderson said. "They just welcomed us home."
Anderson recently moved to Gainesville. He's semi-retired but planning to teach international journalism at the University of Florida.
I grew up in northwest Ohio, where Anderson was born, and remember the regular coverage of his captivity and the widespread joy when he was finally released.
In contrast, Berdahl's hometown in Idaho last week canceled a parade celebrating his release amid controversy over the circumstances of his capture by a Taliban affiliate and the trade of five Taliban leaders for his return.
"Nobody cares about him," Anderson said. "He is a symbol. He is not a person. He is being used for political effect. And I think that's pretty shameful."
Politics are simply nastier today, Anderson said. He noted that Sen. John McCain, himself a former prisoner of war, flip-flopped from advocating a prisoner exchange for Bergdahl to being harshly critical once it happened.
"This society is not in a good place and Mr. Bergdahl is just going to be eaten up," he said.
He added, "I don't care about the politics. My concern is about the young man."
Anderson knows what years in captivity can do to a person. All of the hostages held in Lebanon were damaged, he said, in ways they didn't even recognize at the time.
Anderson went through years of counseling and still had problems, he said — and that was with everyone treating him like a hero.
"Other than his father and mother, who's going to care about this young man's damage?" Anderson said.
When I called Anderson last week to talk about Bergdahl, he was reading a story by his daughter, Foreign Policy contributor Sulome Anderson, about the parallels between their stories. He noted one difference. He said that he learned early on that his captors were trying to secure the release of 19 Hezbollah members held in Kuwait.
"I told my captors, 'This is not going to work. You're not going to get these guys,' " he said. "But how long did it last after that? Six years."
It doesn't really matter to Anderson that Bergdahl was critical of the U.S. war effort and might have deserted his post before being captured.
"Whatever was going on in his head, he's paid for it now," he said.
He later added, "No matter who was involved and what his behavior, it was the right thing to do."
That kind of empathy has generally been absent from the debate about Bergdahl. And that's one of the things that bothers Anderson — that compassion is in short supply right now.
"It's a different world than it was 20 years ago and not for the better," he said.
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W's Beloved Columnist Suzy ... in Korea!
Aileen Mehle stopped writing her much-loved "Suzy" social column in 2005. But we recently discovered that the Suzy byline is still going strong, month after month, in the South Korean edition of W.
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At the risk of getting a bit "shmaltzy", I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for your contribution to Encore's rich history -- by being a part of the audience. You've heard me say it before ... theatre cannot exist without an audience, and it is you who have made this journey worthwhile.
I've heard it said
That people come into our lives for a reason
Bringing something we must learn
And we are led
To those who help us most to grow
If we let them
And we help them in return
Well, I don't know if I believe that's true
But I know I'm who I am today
Because I knew you
It would be
impossible for me to write a "farewell message" without acknowledging
some of the people whose time, talents, and hard work made it possible for me
to put more than 60 shows on stage. For
starters, it was Mario D'Alimonte who encouraged me to start the company, and
he has been the single driving force, both onstage and off, behind so many of
our shows. I will forever be grateful to
him for his support, friendship, and talent. A few of the others who
contributed so much to so many shows are Jacqui Burke, Jerrold Karch, Larry
Westlake, Katherine E. Bignell-Jones, Ellen Kestenberg, Alex and Carmen Amini,
Jim Coles, Anita Moore, Aaron Sidenberg, Alan Robertson, Liz Best, Marion
Hirschberg, Donna Jacobs, Sarah Haley Matte, Kathleen Pollard and Malorie
Mandolidis. I wish I had the space to name them all.
On a personal level, special thanks to Lea Garbe, who inspires me, and to Olivia Jon, Lois Maxim, Soraia Prevides, and Pim Schotanus, who were always there to keep me sane. There are hundreds more people who have come with me on this wild journey. I hope they know how grateful I am for all of them.
Who can say if I've been
changed for the better?
But because I knew you
I have been changed for good
Perhaps our most lasting legacy has been the opportunities that we have been privileged to give to actors, some of whom are now enjoying professional careers in theatre; the friendships (and marriages) that started in Encore shows; and the memories that we all share and will be with us forever.
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Roberts home from hospital
NEW YORK - ABC's Robin Roberts has come home from the hospital three weeks after undergoing a bone marrow transplant.
After thanking her doctors and nurses and singing "Amen," the "Good Morning America" host began the next stage of recovery from MDS, a blood and bone marrow disease. Her sister was the donor for her bone marrow.
While leaving the hospital after a month is a big first step. Ms. Roberts' doctor explained that it still will take time for the patient to gather strength and build up her immune system.
"Good Morning America," now the top-rated network morning show, aired a story about Wednesday's homecoming.
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NEW YORK - One of the few couples from ABC's "The Bachelor" franchise to marry is now expecting their first child. Jason and Molly Malaney Mesnick's baby is due in March.
People.com first reported the news. Mr. Mesnick, 36, confirmed the report on Twitter saying, 'WAHOOOOOOOO!!! Molly is going to be a MOM and TY a BIG BROTHER!" Ty is Mr. Mesnick's son from a previous marriage.
Mrs. Mesnick, 28, also took to Twitter saying they were excited "about the pint-size peanut on the way."
The couple met on the 13th season of "The Bachelor." Mrs. Mesnick was actually the runner-up to the winner, Melissa Rycroft. Mr. Mesnick proposed to Ms. Rycroft but ended up breaking up later, saying he still had feelings for Molly. The two married in February 2010.
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European financial markets were in a positive mood Friday with stocks up strongly, as investors welcomed an agreement by euro-zone leaders for banks to receive aid directly from the region's permanent bailout fund, without adding to government debt.
The benchmark Stoxx 600 Index was recently 1.7% higher at 248.9, coming off the intraday high of 249.59. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 Index gained 1.4% to 5568.55, France's CAC-40 was 2.8% higher at 3136.41 and Germany's DAX was up 2.5% at 6302.55.
The euro however eased back from highs reached in Asia, suggesting that some of the postsummit euphoria may already be waning, while Spain's and Italy's bond yields had begun to drift higher again, though they were still down on the day.
At a meeting in Brussels Thursday, euro-zone leaders agreed that the region's permanent bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, won't have senior creditor status when it takes over the loans granted to Spanish banks. European Council President Herman Van Rompuy said euro-zone banks will be able to directly access the region's permanent bailout mechanism once a single bank supervisor is established. They also agreed that implementing additional austerity may not be a necessary precondition for funds to be disbursed.
A growth pact involving some €120 billion stimulus measures was also agreed at the summit, which includes a promise of new capital for the European Investment Bank and measures to speed up and better target as much as €55 billion in EU budget funds.
Despite initial optimism, some commentators were already picking holes in the measures. "The bottom line as far as we're concerned is that, on closer inspection, this morning's agreement is woefully insufficient to restore confidence, particularly in Italy which is once again becoming the focal point for market anxiety," said Dr. Nicholas Spiro, managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy. "Most importantly, interim measures to shore up Italian and Spanish debt markets in the absence of a fiscal union are not credible in the eyes of investors."
Among financially strained nations, Spain's IBEX-35 index was 2.9% higher at 6913.70, Italy's FTSE Mib was up 3.3% at 13,827.92, and Greece's ASE was up 5.7% at 611.15. However, it should be noted that in the last quarter, these indexes are heading toward significant losses following a tumultuous few weeks for the euro zone. Spain's index looks like it will post a quarter-to-date decline of around 19%, Italy's of 8% and Greece's index a fall of 16%.
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The yield on both Spain and Italy's 10-year benchmark fell by in excess of half-a-percentage-point shortly after the market opened before yields started to drift back higher. The 10-year Spanish government bond yield was recently 0.31 percentage point lower at 6.57%, and the corresponding Italian yield was 0.27 percentage point lower at 5.92%, according to Tradeweb.
Oil prices were boosted by a weaker dollar. August Nymex crude oil futures were up $2.75 at $80.44 a barrel and August Brent futures were up $2.84 at $94.20. Spot gold was trading at $1578 a troy ounce, up $21.70 from New York.
In currency markets, the euro was stronger compared with late Thursday in New York, but easing back from the $1.2628 high reached in Asian trading—a sign that investors may already be reassessing the impact of the measures announced at the summit. The common currency was recently trading at $1.2581 from $1.2444 late Thursday. The dollar was at ¥79.49 from ¥79.46.
Elsewhere, economic data weren't high on the agenda for traders, but there were still some points of interest.
Euro-zone consumer-price inflation data showed inflation was stable at 2.4% in June. "Although euro-zone consumer price inflation was only stable in June, it is evident that the underlying trend is down and that the conditions are in place for a marked dip over the coming months," said economist Dr. Howard Archer at IHS Global Insight. He added that this should provide help to euro-zone economic activity "by easing the squeeze on consumers and facilitating a near-term interest rate cut by the European Central Bank."
Looking ahead to the open of Wall Street, U.S. stock futures were on the front foot and it looked like U.S. equities would follow Europe's lead. The Dow Jones Industrial Average front month futures contract was recently up 1.1% at 12,669 and S&P 500 futures contract was up 1.5% at 1342.
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As Wi-Fi Service Expands, Debate Centers on Covering the Costs
Byline: Andrew Wang Medill News Service
It may seem an odd association, but a Starbucks coffee shop on Michigan Ave. and a 42-block area of St. Louis have one thing in common.
Both are public "hot spots" - the increasingly prevalent places where anyone with a wireless fidelity-enabled device can be connected to the Internet without a wire.
If these disparate locales have Wi-Fi in common, though, a key distinction separates them: who's covering the costs?
As this developing technology moves toward mainstream acceptance, there's debate about who should pay.
At one end of the spectrum, the expenses are passed on to the end user as monthly usage charges. At the other end, third parties - a city government trying to revitalize downtown, hotels and restaurants trying to draw customers, or, as many in the industry are predicting, advertisers trying to penetrate a new medium - are footing the bill and allowing Internet surfers to log on free of charge.
To log on to a wireless network, users need a wireless card on their laptops or PDAs. Many newer laptops come with the hardware pre-installed, but aftermarket cards are widely available for less than $100.
For paid service, users also need a subscription to a wireless Internet service provider, which typically costs $30 to $50 per month.
Some companies are betting that consumers will open their wallets for Wi-Fi.
"Definitely I use it frequently enough to justify having it. It really depends on the needs of the person," said Jeff Zabin, an author and vice president of a marketing firm in Chicago who pays $29.95 per month for T-Mobile Wi-Fi access.
"I tell people my office is a soft, cushy chair at Starbucks or Borders."
T-Mobile USA Inc. operates about 2,700 hot spots nationwide, mostly at Starbucks coffee shops and Borders bookstores. Boingo Wireless Inc., Wayport Inc., Verizon Communications Inc. and AT&T Wireless Services Inc. all offer access at comparable rates and have partnerships with businesses in high-traffic areas.
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Matt Kenseth's backup car appears stronger than the one he'd intended to race Sunday in the Daytona 500. The 2003 NASCAR champion from Cambridge was second-fastest in final practice Saturday.
"The 500 car, he wasn't happy with the way it drove in practice and in the 150, so it might have been a blessing in disguise to pull this one out," crew chief Drew Blickensderfer said.
The primary and the backup were built at the same time and as identically as possible, but for some reason this one simply drives better.
Asked to put Kenseth's comfort level on a scale of 10, zero being wrecked before the green flag and 10 being in victory lane already, Blickensderfer called it an 8 1/2
"That's because he's a perfectionist," Blickensderfer said. "Compared to the competition, no one's better than an 8 3/4.
"He said he feels like he's got a little more speed than some of the guys that are normally pretty fast here that we were out there with.
"To get that last quarter, you're fine-tuning it to cloud cover, to 'I'm running second in line vs. fourth in line,' so it's right there. When we ended practice, we were nowhere near as tapped out one way or another of adjustments, so we've got lots of adjustment . . . from daylight to the darkness at the end."
Travis Kvapil, a native of Janesville, was 24th-fastest. He was as comfortable with his car as he'd been all week but not completely happy.
"We could run all day for a week straight if we had the time," Kvapil said. "Definitely made some improvements from where we were yesterday."
Kvapil has struggled with the front end of his car wanting to bounce toward the wall as he hits bumps in the corners.
"I ran 20 laps straight right there and was in the throttle pretty good most of the time," Kvapil said.
"We're close enough now where we can tune on it during the race, where Thursday we'd have to be changing springs and major things to get it right."
Paul Menard, a native of Eau Claire, ranked 35th of the 41 drivers who participated.
"Every day gets a little bit better," Menard said. "The car's OK, all things considered. We can probably make it a little better. We're out of practice now, so this is what for the 500.
"We won't be changing springs or anything before the race tomorrow, but we'll look at what we can do during pit stops. We've got 500 miles to try things out, and if it doesn't work we can go back on it."
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Death Cab For Cutie, Modest Mouse, The Decemberists, Robyn, Wilco, Bright Eyes, Flogging Molly and the previously announced Foo Fighters are among the bands slated for the May 27-30 music festival at The Gorge Amphitheatre.
The Sasquatch! Music Festival has announced a monster collection of bands for Memorial Day weekend at the Gorge Amphitheatre. And true to the festival's name, the lineup has a shaggy, Northwest character.
Top-of-the-bill rock bands Death Cab For Cutie, Modest Mouse and The Decemberists all have Northwest roots.
Among the dozens of other artists that will perform at the annual outdoor event are two skyrocketing Seattle acts — hip-hop duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and folk-pop outfit The Head and the Heart — and a bunch of other popular locals: "$5 Cover" band Moondoggies; R&B revivalists Wheedle's Groove; and party rappers Mad Rad included.
Sasquatch!, which will swarm over several stages May 27-30 at the Gorge, is not only about Northwest music, however. It typically presents an eclectic mix of provocative contemporary sounds, and this year is no different.
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The evidence: Swedish dance-pop artist Robyn; alt-rockers Wilco; laptop musician Flying Lotus; indie-folk band Bright Eyes; Celtic punk band Flogging Molly; Mexican guitar duo Rodrigo Y Gabriela; Brooklyn rappers Das Racist; funkmasters Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings; singer-songwriter Iron & Wine; and the unclassifiable, ever-experimental The Flaming Lips.
Now in its 10th year, Sasquatch! has been expanded from three days to four, with the addition of a Friday show headlined by Foo Fighters (previously announced).
Four-day passes are now on sale at sasquatchfestival.com, and single-day tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Monday, Feb. 14.
According to presenter Live Nation, last year's event sold out.
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If the Broncos win the Super Bowl, safety Mike Adams plans to celebrate in a unique, cathartic fashion.
"If we win the Super Bowl, I'm going to keep my helmet and pads on, and I'm walking home," he told The Denver Post.
See Adams is from Paterson, N.J., just 12 miles from MetLife Stadium. The veteran safety plans on walking home, back to a place numerous people told him he'd never escape from. He heard those same naysayers as an undrafted free agent out of Delaware and is now in his 10th year in the league.
Of Paterson, Adams describes his hometown as a disease.
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Granbury is an excellent little town to visit, full of history and legend and wonderfully restored architecture. It has been billed as the town "Where Texas History Lives". Granbury is the county seat of Hood County. The town was named after Gen. Hiram Bronson Granbury who led Confederate troops from this area into battle during the Civil War. Before the town was formed, this area was virtually a no mans land where a number of Indian tribes lived. In the early years of Granbury there were at least seven saloons on the town square. It was a rough and wild time. When the railway came through Granbury in 1887, this brought about the construction of many buildings which were mostly two story and built of limestone.
The first place to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places was the Square around the courthouse. Since then, many other projects all over American have been modelled on their restoration efforts. There is still an old fashioned drive-in movie theatre which show first run movies over the summer weekends. Many of the wonderful old homes in Granbury are now B & B's making Granbury a popular "get away from it all" destination especially as many of them are set on Lake Granbury. The lake was formed from a dam being built across the Brazos River at De Cordova Bend.
There are many legends and stories about Granbury - of Jesse James, Davy Crockett and John Wilkes Booth. Sightseeing around the Granbury area is also popular with many places just a short drive away.
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Amazing, who thought there is so much to see & do in a place you never heard before, but why visiting Jesse James grave?
Fantastic new page, I liked the Teranausore LOL that was my favorite Dinausore in my childhood, would love to see this place for it :-)
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Hey keewee.. fabulous page. Granbury sounds like a lovely place to visit. The buildings sure are beautiful. The Jessie James info was very interesting.. Fantastic photos too.. ;-)
Absolutely fascinating. I had seen several TV shows about Jesse James and his living to a ripe old age,but this is the first I had heard of J.W.Booth and his escape to Texas. Beautiful town loaded with history.
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Excellent page Keewee!.Really Granbury hast a lot to offer.I liked specially those houses!! :-)
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A doctor prescribed some of these as a temporary solution and now two months later I can't sleep without them. Anybody else have this problem? WTF?
You can get yourself off of ambien by using Tequila as a substitute... then you would only be left with getting off of tequila, but who would want to do that anyway?
But seriously... I thought ambien was supposedly non habit forming?
Ambien is absolutely a habit forming medicine. There is fairly low but possible potential for abuse (any medication that requires a DEA # has potential for abuse), but tolerance does develop commonly. When using it, you are best served by only using it 2-3 nights/wk, and then tolerance is abated.
Addiction sucks, unless you're talking about cycling of course.
Time to take a weekend without it, pull a couple all-nighters and only allow yourself to sleep starting at 8-10pm after, say, the 2nd day in a row you stay awake?
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My wife is totally hooked on Ambien. Fortunately she's on a low dose and her tolerance hasn't build up. But she's been on it for over 2 years now. After a few months it will start to wear on her, so she'll drop it for a couple days. Of course, those days off she gets hardly any sleep. She's a real type A personality though and used to keep herself up all night with a mind that just wouldn't shut down. So it's good that she's on Ambien, imho!
I've had no experience with Ambien, but I have tried Rozerem and have had no adverse effects. Rozerem, according to my doctor, may be used on a continuing basis without habituation or dependency.
Im not familiar precisely with exactly what I said, but I stand by what I said whatever it was.
I took Ambien in the hospital last month. Slept like a baby. I've thought about talking to the doctor about getting some but with my adivictive personality, it's probably not a good idea.
This thread needs more Chipcom!
Sorry to hear. Addictions suck and make you do stupid things to get a fix. I know this first hand.
Seek help if you cannot "white-knuckle" it.
For me it was: Vicodin
I was hooked on percocet for a while. Stopped cold turkey (cause I ran out and was too ashamed to ask for more), followed by a couple weeks of rough sleep and weird dreams, back to normal now.
Ambien sucks. Lunesta is THE ONLY way to go.
I took Zolpidem for about 1 month in order to sleep normally. But I halved the dose by cutting the pills in half.
But when I stopped taking it I noticed I couldnt sleep consistantly. Like I will sleep for a few hours then wake up then back to sleep.


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