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Assigned access is a setting that lets you restrict a specific standard account to using only one Windows Store app. For example, you can restrict customers at your business to using one app so your PC acts like a kiosk.
Whenever someone signs in with the specified account, they'll only be able to use that one app. They won't be able to switch apps or close the app using touch gestures, a mouse, the keyboard, or hardware buttons. They also won't see any app notifications.
To turn on assigned access, you need to sign in to your PC with an administrator account, and you also need a standard account on your PC that has at least one Windows Store app installed to use for assigned access. For more info about accounts, see Create a user account, User accounts: FAQ, and Why use a standard account instead of an administrator account?
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings.(If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, click Settings, and then click Change PC settings.)
Tap or click Accounts, tap or click Other accounts, and then tap or click Set up an account for assigned access.
Tap or click Choose an account, and then tap or click the standard account you want to use for assigned access.
Tap or click Choose an app, and then tap or click the app you want the standard account to be able to use.
Restart your PC and sign in with the standard account you picked. While you're signed in with that account, you'll only be able to use one app.
If you want to stop using your assigned access account but still want it to be available on your PC, follow these steps.
Sign in with a different account.
If you want to stop using assigned access and don't want it to be available on your PC anymore, follow these steps.
Sign in with an administrator account.
Tap or click Choose an account, and then tap or click Don't use assigned access.
When you're done, restart your PC to apply the changes.
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Mr. President, The Jewish tradition tells us, (and I quote), "Our
daughters are the cornerstones of society." Women hold together families, build
strong communities, and serve as the foundation of thriving nations. A society
that disempowers its women is destined to crumble. And today, we gather to
discuss an issue that threatens to erode our societies from within.
Gender-based violence is a global pandemic. According to the
Secretary-General's report, 70 percent of world's women experience physical and
sexual violence at some point in their lives. This is a statistic that should
set off alarm bells. It means that women across the globe - from the streets of
New York to the buses of Delhi - are vulnerable to this appalling violence.
This may only be the tip of the iceberg. Many women are afraid to speak out
in cases of abuse. The culture of silence that surrounds this issue means that
the number of women who fall victim to violence could actually be far
The forms of gender-based violence are diverse. They range from spousal abuse
to female genital mutilation; from sexual violence to public stoning; and from
human trafficking to killing in the name of honor. But regardless of its form,
violence against women devastates families - and undermines communities. Make no
mistake: A community that is not safe for women is not safe for anyone.
Mr. President,
Today my mind is with women like Efrat Golden, an Israeli woman who was
abused by her father as a child - and beaten by her husband as an adult. Fearing
for her safety, she took her two children to a government-sponsored shelter,
where she found a mentor to help her rebuild her shattered life. She came to the
shelter with nothing but hope and a passion for music. Eventually, with the
support of her mentor, she developed her love for music. Today, she supports
herself and her children by singing professionally in venues across the
All abused women have a song to sing. They have rhythm and melodies within
them that must be unleashed. We must not only protect them - we must empower
them and encourage them to dance to the beat of their own drum.
In Israel, women like Efrat Golden can find assistance through a
comprehensive support system. This system includes a 24-hour hotline that
provides support in five different languages, social workers in police stations,
family council centers, and a network of shelters where women and children can
find protection. We also have programs for integrating abused women into the
labor market.
Israel also believes that ending the cycle of violence requires starting at a
very young age. From kindergarten through high school, Israeli students learn to
develop healthy relationships through prevention programs. These programs also
allow instructors to monitor students - and recognize early warning signs of
Israeli society is extremely diverse. As a result, these programs are
tailored to cater to the specific needs of every segment of society. Regardless
of her background, every woman deserves to control her own destiny.
Mr. President,
We cannot break the cycle of violence with half of the population sitting on
the sidelines. Israel believes that men play a crucial role in ending this
violence. Israel sponsors rehabilitation programs for abusive men, such as
therapy programs in prisons across the country. After these men finish their
sentences, they have access to community programs that help continue their
Israel is also committed to ending the cycle of violence against women beyond
its borders.
Last year, MASHAV - Israel's Agency for International Development Cooperation
- organized several courses that addressed violence against women. These courses
trained over 120 professionals from 25 different countries. MASHAV also
organizes empowerment courses for women in locations across the globe - from
Africa to Asia to Latin America.
Israel is also a proud contributor to the UN's Trust Fund to End Violence
against Women. No country should stand alone in its efforts to protect women
from abuse. The United Nations must be united on this issue.
We have passed many resolutions in these halls concerning violence against
women. And yet the number of victims continues to grow. We must work to change
not only policies but mindsets. Far too many women today seek shelter from
abusive men. We cannot rest until abusive men must seek shelter from society's
As we sit here today, let us recall Malala Yousafzai, a 15-year-old Pakistani
girl who was deliberately targeted by extremists because of her advocacy for
girls' education. The Taliban attempted to murder her because she dared to say
(and I quote): "I have the right to play. I have the right to sing. I have the
right to go to school. I have the right to speak up."
It is our responsibility - as the family of nations - to speak up for those
who cannot speak out.
Malala's words hang over this hall today. There are many other women and
girls who dare to speak out against their oppressors. And we cannot rest until
their voices are amplified by our words and deeds - and not silenced by those
who seek to do them harm. Today, let us pledge to give them hope - so that they
can hope for a better future.
Thank you.

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Gentlemen. Any chance that some of you shoot muzzleloaders? I picked up a brace of .50cal Hawkens; A CVA and a TC.
I know everyone wants to stuff as much charcoal down these pipes as they can but I want to go the OTHER way. I've got sabots that hold a .357 projectile and I want to load it as s l o w as possible. I was going to start out with a .36cal squirrel gun but the least expensive one I could find was going to cost more than I paid for the two Hawkens together.
I'm starting my guys out with this and if I load it all the way up, they ain't gonna like it. Has any one done this? I looked in a few old DGW catalogs and couldn't find anything.
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Texas Tech Introduces North End Zone Premium Seating For 2014
Texas Tech is introducing premium seating in the north end zone.
March 27, 2014
Demand for premium seating at Jones AT&T Stadium has afforded the athletics department and the Red Raider Club the opportunity to make public a new club area in the north end zone, beginning with the 2014 football season.
With premium seating areas selling out for the third consecutive season and demand at an all-time high, Texas Tech will unveil a temporary north end zone club area in 2014. The area is expected to undergo a permanent transformation in the near future to reflect the high standards exhibited in other club areas in the stadium.
"We work hard to respond to our fan base and currently we have exceeded our demand for premium seats," said Amy Heard, Associate AD/Red Raider Club. "This area allows us more opportunity to meet that demand. The north end zone club area will be unique in many ways, one being its close proximity to the field, the closest premium area to the field thus far."
Texas Tech will introduce sections 112A and 112B to its premium inventory beginning in 2014. As premium seating, fans will have access to exclusive concession and cash bar stations behind the seating areas and will allow north end club seat holders to take these items to their seats in 112 A or 112 B. These sections came on line in 2013 with the addition of the video board and exterior wall and colonnade in the north end of the stadium. The two seating areas flank the current north end zone ticket office.
Fans that purchase premium seating in these areas will have exclusive access to the pre-construction lounge area in the north end building during games. This north end club lounge will allow guests to enjoy complimentary soft drinks and popcorn, watch games around the country on the various televisions enhancing the area, as well as access to exclusive concessions and cash bars.
"We believe the amenities associated with our premium areas and the excitement around Texas Tech Football will make these seats a hot commodity, just like their sold out counterparts in the east and west clubs," noted Heard.
Purchasing north end club seating puts donors in the best position for future seasons to upgrade into any of the Jones AT&T Stadium premium areas based on the Red Raider Club Priority Points system. Early purchase allows fans to experience the space to determine if they would permanently like to move to this area.
The completed renovation goal would include additional outdoor club seats below the current windows, closing the inner-concourse, along with substantial remodeling of the interior space. When the facility renovations are completed, fans with existing north end club seats will have the first right of refusal based on the Red Raider Club Priority Points system.
Finally, fans are reminded that a new donor based parking option is being reinstated for the 2014 Texas Tech Football season. The R-24 parking lot (labeled as "C" on the linked map), located just north of the Terry Fuller Petroleum Engineering Research Building, will provide $3,000 + Red Raider Club members an additional space-assigned parking option for the 2014 season.
Please contact the Red Raider Club at 806-742-1196 to purchase either of these exciting options for the 2014 Texas Tech Football season.


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@PtonMensTennis Gets Road Win at Cal Poly
Extending the team's win streak to seven, the program's longest since 2005, the Princeton men's tennis team won at Cal Poly 4-3 Saturday evening in the first of three matches in California over spring break.
It was Princeton's sixth match against a fellow ITA-ranked opponent this season and third win among those matches. The Tigers lost to Cal Poly 6-1 a year ago. Princeton entered this match ranked 56th in the nation while Cal Poly was 45th.
"We're very pleased to get through today with a win against a very good Cal Poly team," Princeton head coach Billy Pate said. "It's always a bit tricky the first match outdoors, but we handled the transition well. We'll get a couple more days of practice and be ready for Pepperdine Wednesday."
The Tigers will have their hands full with their next match, coming Wednesday at 7 p.m. Eastern, as the Waves are currently ranked No. 12 in the nation. A new ITA list will come out Tuesday.
Princeton tipped the match its way when the nationally 32nd-ranked pair of Zack McCourt and Matija Pecotic won their match 9-7 at first doubles, and singles play saw five of the 10 sets go to tiebreaks. At 2-2, wins by McCourt and Jonathan Carcione provided the last two points to clinch the match.
(56) Princeton (10-3) 4, (45) Cal Poly (6-5) 3
1. (32) McCourt/Pecotic (P) def. Bridge/Dome (CP), 9-7
2. Comuzzo/Matt Thomson (CP) def. Dan Davies/Spindler (P), 8-4
3. Bloom/Matt Siow (P) def. Beasley/De Jager (CP), 8-2
Order of finish: 3,2,1
1. (30) Andre Dome (CP) def. (4) Matija Pecotic (P), 6-2, 6-2
2. Zack McCourt (P) def. Jordan Bridge (CP), 6-4, 7-6
3. Marco Comuzzo (CP) def. Matt Spindler (P), 7-6, 7-6
4. Derek Klein (CP) def. Augie Bloom (P), 6-4, 7-6
5. Dan Richardson (P) def. Jurgen De Jager (CP), 6-2, 6-2
6. Jonathan Carcione (P) def. Naveen Beasley (CP), 6-2, 7-6
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SentrySafe offers a wide variety products to keep your important items protected from fire, flood and theft. It's a place to keep important documents, valuable memories and keepsakes protected and organized. And even though I work here, I recently had a personal reminder of what that meant. Two weeks away from our wedding, my fiancé and I were tearing apart the house looking for his birth certificate. We recently purchased our home safe, but hadn't quite gotten it out of the box yet. It was a crazy moment, and we feared we wouldn't be able to get a marriage license in time for our wedding. Thankfully we found it! As soon as it was discovered hidden under a depth of unimportant papers, I knew exactly where to put it next. Now our Fire-Resistant Safe is full with important documents and photos!
But it got me thinking, what do my fellow employees keep safe?
"I started working at Sentry in August of 1985 in Customer Service, I quickly learned the value of Sentry safes with the testimonial letters and photos we would receive. I think to me among the most precious items that I store in my Sentry safe are our wedding photos proof book, the negatives from the photos through the years and most recently a digital copy of our photos." -Ellie Kelly, Sales Administration Manager
"I keep our wedding videos, and the photos of the birth of our 2 boys in our safe at home. In the end everything is replaceable except our past's most important memories.." – Anthony DeSalvo, Web Development Manager
"Art has been a lifelong passion of mine and I always have a little sketchbook with me. Over time I have filled several books with sketches of the places I have been and people I have met. They have become as much journals as sketchbooks with each drawing reminding me of a moment in time. I would hate for anything to happen to them so i keep them in a Guardian storage box." Josh Coon, Senior Brand Manager
"I would want to store my children's pictures and my memory box in a SentrySafe. My memory box contains special pictures of my father and Michael Jackson memorabilia. Both MJ and my father died within three months of each other and it would mean a great deal to me if these items were preserved." -Veronica Dasher, Customer Service Supervisor
"One thing I would want to keep protected in my safe would be all of my son's artwork. His time, hard work and effort to create this art, in addition to all my important documents, are priceless to me." –Joanne Straub, Marketing Production Manager
But now we want to know? What do you keep safe?
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wow. they have BK in UAE but not oatmeal?
Five guys > every other burger joint
wendys dollar menu is the best by miles
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
definitely forgot about that^ very true
Wendy's is the best for sure.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
Yeah this happened again. Luckily this time I have instant noodles!
You know, I'm not that big of a fan of Wendy's.
Never had Wendy's. We have one but it's pretty far away.
thins i need to do this year:
learn how to cook
learn how to drive
priority in no particular order
one day your arranged marriage will kick in rayne, and someone will make sandwiches for you
Men usually crash at high speeds while women crash at lower speeds. This creates the illusion that women are worse drivers just because they can't park.
ahight boys, y'all oughta be able to learn to cook pretty easily, Rayne and Altmaster are pretty smart boys, and really cooking just requires you to be able to follow a recipe, and know how a few ingredients/spices work together.
let's start with somethin' simple like Grilled Cheese. You boys got a fryin pan and an eye with a stove? Probably so... next you're gonna need two pieces of bread... one or two pieces of cheese, dependin on preferences, and some butter. You butter one side of each piece of bread. (Also turn the eye of the stove on and put the frying pan on that eye.) then you're gonna put the cheese between the bread, with the buttered sides facing outward. got it so far? Of course ya do, you're smart boys....
Now put the buttered bread with cheese in the middle concoction on the frying pan. Get ya a spatula or if you're unequipped, a fork, so you can turn your new food item. Let it cook a bit... probably less than a minute before you need to flip it. Okay? Now flip it over on the other side. THat bottom side lookin browned? That's cooking! Keep doin this for a bit. Stop before the bread start to blacken. The bread should be grilled and the cheese should be melted. Take the pan off the eye... Got it? SUre ya do.
Now turn the eye off, take the sammich outa the fryin pan. Eat with mouth.
Altmaster and Rayne, I expect full reports on your first cooking project!
but if you want a challenge on this cheese project... put a LITTLE bit of olive oil in the pan before you put in the bread, and season the bread before you add the cheese. Something like.. a little oregano, maybe some garlic. Start simple.
i make a delicious sandwich. but i'm a woman. it's my job.
DON'T PUT THAT IN YOUR MOUTH! IT WAS MADE IN CHINA!!!- Alora Owens: Age 6
as soon as I was about to post I got raped... -Kirby: Age... whatever
hmm... seafood, or seafood poboys tonight...
well i found a slab of something that supposedly has buttery taste and zero cholesterol so maybe that'll do


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Pap Smear: If your annual Pap tests have consistently come back normal, you can wait three years between tests, say new cervical-cancer-screening guidelines recently released by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.
Colonoscopy: Get the all clear on this colorectal-cancer test at 50, and the American Cancer Society says you can wait 10 years before you need a follow-up (and another 10 if your test at 60 goes well). "Since the procedure carries slight risks for bowel perforation, you shouldn't get them more often than you need them," says James Goodwin, MD, a gerontologist at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. However, if your doctor finds polyps, you'll need to get tested every three to five years, depending on the size and prevalence of the growths.
Pelvic Exam: While gynecologists routinely perform these, "no U.S. guidelines recommend pelvic exams as a screening tool for cancer or other conditions, since there is no evidence that asymptomatic women benefit from this procedure," says Analía R. Stormo, a research fellow with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "If you feel fine, ask your doctor whether you really need a pelvic."
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Click a component
Key: Happy Planet Index
|All three components good
|Two components good, one middling
|One component good, two middling
|Three components middling
|Any with one component poor
|Two components poor, or "blood red" footprint
Key: Experienced well-being
|More than 6.2
|Between 4.8 and 6.2
|Less than 4.8
Key: Life expectancy
|More than 75
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Key: Ecological Footprint
|Less than 1.78 (the world's biocapacity)
|Between 1.78 and 3.56
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Bahrain achieves a Happy Planet Index Score of 26.6 and ranks #146 of all the countries analysed.
Bahrain's HPI score reflects a high life expectancy, low levels of experienced well-being, and a very high ecological footprint.
Other statistics
Bahrain's experienced well-being score is 4.5 out of a possible 10.
This is score is low. It is higher than the average of countries in Sub Saharan Africa (4.33), but is some degree lower the world average (5.28).
The data for experienced well-being draws on responses to the ladder of life question in the Gallup World Poll, which was asked to samples of around 1000 individuals aged 15 or over in each of the countries included in the Happy Planet Index.
Bahrain's life expectancy is 75.1 and ranks #50 among the 151 countries analysed.
This is below the USA, which has a life expectancy of 78.4, but higher than Malaysia, which has a life expectancy of 74.2.
The life expectancy figure for each country was taken from the 2011 UNDP Human Development Report and reflects the number of years an infant born in that country could expect to live if prevailing patterns of age-specific mortality rates at the time of birth in the country stay the same throughout the infant's life.
Bahrain's Ecological Footprint is 6.65 global hectares per capita.
If everyone had the same Ecological Footprint as the average citizen of Bahrain:
- the world's Ecological Footprint would be 2.5x larger
- we would need to reduce our Ecological Footprints by a factor of 3.7 in order to stay within sustainable environmental limits
Ecological Footprint is a metric of human demand on nature, used widely by NGOs, the UN and several national governments. It measures the amount of land required to sustain a country's consumption patterns.
For a majority of the countries (142 of the 151), Ecological Footprint data were obtained from the 2011 Edition of Global Footprint Network National Footprints Accounts. For the nine other countries included (Belize, Comoros, Djibouti, Guyana, Hong Kong, Iceland, Luxembourg, Malta, and Palestine), Ecological Footprint figures were estimated using predictive econometric models.


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Well, I'll be in line to buy this. I believe it comes out in Germany on October 28th, so...Benzin (Gasoline)
Mann Gegen Mann (Man Against Man)
Rosenrot (Rose Red)
Spring (Jump)
Wo Bist Du? (Where Are You?)
Stirb Nicht Vor Mir (Don't Die Before Me)
Zerstören (Destroy)
Hilf Mir (Help Me)
Te Quiero, Puta (I Love You, Bitch)
Feuer & Wasser (Fire & Water)
Ein Lied (A Song)
Limited edition will feature a bonus DVD with:
Reise, Reise (Live Nimes, France 2005)
Mein Teil (Live Tokyo, Japan 2005)
Sonne (Live London, England 2005)
Oh yeah, the premiere for the video of Benzin was today. It should be on the net about now.


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One of the strongest and most enduring relationships the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has enjoyed is the one we have with Elvis Presley Enterprises/Graceland. As the Museum was being developed, Graceland was on board from the beginning to loan items for exhibition. They've always strongly felt that Elvis Presley should have a prominent presence in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, and we're grateful for it.
Every few years, I meet with Angie Marchese, Graceland's director of archives, in Memphis, to update and gather new items for the Rock Hall's Presley exhibit. Few people in the world are as knowledgeable about Presley's life and career as Marchese, and she's been instrumental in helping the Museum curate our exhibit dedicated to "the King of Rock and Roll."
Two years ago, Marchese reached out to the Rock Hall with an idea for an exhibit that examined Presley's influence on other artists – and she wanted our help. She didn't have to ask twice, as it was a fantastic idea and a perfect opportunity for our respective institutions to collaborate. It is Graceland's mission to tell the story of Elvis Presley, and this was a chance to tell the story from an "outside perspective," a viewpoint the experts at Graceland were eager to explore. Presley was such a musical force and cultural phenomenon that it's not hard to draw connections to other performers. The difficulty was narrowing that group of artists for a single exhibit. (pictured, left: Bono's "MacPhisto" suit from U2's Zooropa performances; from the Rock Hall's collection)
After trading ideas and research notes, we developed a list of musicians that stretched from Presley's contemporaries to some of today's biggest names. The Rock Hall selected artifacts from our permanent collection to represent the Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, James Brown, Elton John, U2 and Wilson Pickett, among others, that were loaned to Graceland.
The exhibit, ICON: The Influence of Elvis Presley, is a co-presentation of Graceland and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. It opened to the public on March 1 and runs through February 2013. Marchese and her crew were working right up until the moment the doors opened. They deserve a huge amount of credit for all the heavy lifting involved in actually designing the space and assembling the exhibit. They did a wonderful job, and the Rock Hall is proud to be part of it.
WATCH: Graceland director of archives Angie Marchese talks about the new Presley exhibit.


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Comparative Effectiveness Panel Missing Consumer RepsThe Institute of Medicine panel slated to make recommendations
for the $1.1 billion earmarked for comparative effectiveness
research has no representation from broad-based consumer or
patient advocacy groups, a Center for Science in the Public
Interest analysis reveals. The legislation, which gave IOM $1.5
million to conduct the three-month study of how to spend the
comparative effectiveness money contained in the stimulus
package, required that the quasi-government agency's final
report consider "input from stakeholders." While the proposed
16-member panel included five physician specialists, three
medical technology assessment experts, three insurers (two of
which are also provider networks) and three officials currently
or formerly associated with Medicare, the only patient or
consumer representative named to the panel's tentative roster
was from the Alzheimer's Association, a single-issue patient
advocacy group that receives substantial support from the drug
Comparative effectiveness research compares the clinical- and
cost-effectiveness of competing approaches to treating and
preventing disease. Information generated by the research could
be used by payers and providers to improve health care quality
and outcomes while holding down costs. "More research on what
works and what doesn't, tied to financial incentives to provide
the higher-value care, could help to reduce costs without
harming quality,"
said Peter Orszag while head of the Congressional Budget Office. He's now President Obama's budget chief and a major player in the administration's health care reform efforts.
Some patient advocacy groups that receive financial support from
industry and conservative leaders such as talk show host Rush
Limbaugh and Hudson Institute senior fellow Betsy McCaughey launched a major campaign to eliminate comparative effectiveness research from the stimulus bill. They alleged it would lead to "bureaucrats" telling doctors what to do and be a first step toward medical rationing. The stimulus bill did not specify how information generated through comparative effectiveness research would be used.
Setting priorities for the $1.1 billion that will be spent on
such research over the next two years could be similarly
contentious. Comments on the IOM's proposed panel will be
accepted until March 23rd and can be filed here.
Obama Ends Stem Cell Limits, Vows TransparencyIn a White House ceremony this morning, President Obama will remove limits on federal funding of stem cell research,
according to press accounts. He will also issue a "scientific
integrity" executive order giving agencies authority to let
science drive policy and increasing transparency of scientific
decision making. However, the administration cannot give
federally-funded stem cell researchers the right to create new
embryonic stem cell lines, which is
prohibited by the 1996 Dickey-Wicker amendment. Rep. Diane DeGette (D-CO) told the New York Times that she will pursue repeal of the law.
Harvard Reviewing Med School COI PolicyReeling from a student review that gave Harvard Medical School an F in how well it monitors and controls drug industry money on campus, the school last week launched a thoroughgoing review of its conflict-of-interest policy. The effort is being advised by David Korn, who developed the Association of American Medical Colleges' model conflict-of-interest policy. Korn is now vice-provost for research at Harvard. According to the New York Times, the American Medical Student Association survey found that about 1,600 of 8,900 professors and lecturers at Harvard reported that they or a family member had a financial interest in a business related to their teaching, research or clinical care.
Meanwhile, Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA)'s ongoing investigation
of financial conflicts of interest on the nation's medical
school faculties found that three Harvard psychiatrists failed
to report at least $4.2 million in payments from Pfizer between
2000 and 2007. At least 149 faculty members were on Pfizer's
payroll. In a letter to Pfizer CEO Jeffrey Kindler, Grassley also accused Pfizer of having one of its sales representatives take photos of students protesting drug industry influence on campus. "I find this troubling as I have documented several instances where pharmaceutical companies have attempted to intimidate academic critics of drugs," Grassley wrote.
EPA Seeks Experts for IRIS Update Review PanelThe Environmental Protection Agency is looking for independent experts to sit on an advisory panel that will review updates to its Integrated Risk Information System, a database that was designed to include the latest information about the toxicity of commonly used chemicals. The new panelists will join the EPA's Science Advisory Board Exposure and Human Health Committee, a 17-member board that reviews the scientific soundness of draft chemical assessments. Most entries in the IRIS database are now over a decade old; some are over three decades old; and the few updates that have been done in recent years have largely relied on industry-funded studies. A recent Government Accountability Office report concluded the IRIS database is among the government's most troubled programs. Nominations for the review panel should be submitted to the EPA by March 23.
High Court Nixes FDA Preemption of State Rx SuitsThe Supreme Court last week upheld a patient's right to sue in
state courts when companies fail to adequately warn about the
dangers posed by prescription drugs. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals and
the Food and Drug Administration (under President George W.
Bush) had argued that the FDA's labeling decisions preempted
state tort laws, which require manufacturers to notify consumers
about the potential dangers from using their products. The case,
Wyeth v. Levine, involved a suit by a musician who lost her arm
to gangrene after being given an intravenous injection of the
anti-nausea drug Phenergan. Last year a similar case involving
medical devices had been decided in favor of the manufacturer.
But the statute regulating medical devices specifically states
that federal regulation preempted state laws. No such language
exists in the nation's drug laws. Last week, in the wake of the
Supreme Court decision in the drug case, legislation was
introduced in Congress to repeal the preemption clause in the
medical device law.
In the 6-3 decision, Justice John Paul Stevens, writing for the
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safety. With 11,000 drugs on the market in the U.S., he wrote,
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resources to protect the public. The decision cited recent FDA
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FDA's drug safety performance. The decision also overturned a
2006 Bush administration policy that declared that state law
interfered with the FDA's mission. The agency's position,
authored by former chief counsel Dan Troy, who prior to joining
the agency represented numerous drug companies, was "inherently
suspect" because it supplied no supporting evidence, Justice
Stevens wrote.
Scientists Restored to Endangered Species OversightLast week President Obama issued a memo that directs the heads of all agencies to resume consulting the National Marine Fisheries Service and Fish and Wildlife Service when evaluating projects that may harm endangered species. The directive overturns the Bush Administration's December 16 "midnight" rule that removed scientists at the two agencies from the process of deciding whether federal actions could harm listed species. The Bush rule left these decisions up to officials at the agencies. Obama's memo directs the agencies to ignore the Bush rule while the Secretaries of Commerce and Interior decide its fate. Repeal would require a lengthy rulemaking process.
Odds and EndsThe Obama administration's stimulus package included another $1 billion for the "clean coal" pilot project known as FutureGen, the Washington Post reported. The pilot project, located in Illinois, is backed by
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47. Elamite and Achaemenid Settlement on the Deh Luran Plain: Towns and Villages of the Early Empires in Southwestern Iran
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The Deh Luran Plain, nestled in the foothills of the Zagros Mountains close to the modern border between Iraq and Iran, had a long and rich prehistory, beginning with the local development of villages dependent upon rainfall farming and herding in the 8th millennium B.C. These developed into networks of villages and small centers exploiting irrigation and agriculture, and these became involved in the networks of exchange developing around the first state polities and urban societies during the 9th millennium B.C. This volume continues the account of the plain from the later 3rd millennium B.C. to the middle of the 1st millennium B.C., based primarily on the detailed surveys conducted by James A. Neely in 1969 and Pierre de Miroschedji in 1976, and on a review of excavations and ancient written sources relevant to this span of time. This study contains detailed site maps and descriptions, aerial and satellite images of major sites, statistics and drawings of ceramics, and discussions of the historical sources.
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5 pm!!
Great Game time if you ask me.
Serious? if so, Awesome; the Jack will be Rocking!
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-ISU President Gregory Geoffroy; circa May 2003.
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hell ya!
LOL to all the people who said this game would never ever be a night game!
Oh, man. Me likey!
Absolutely perfect. Don't forget to bring sunglasses though, everybody.
Also, Texas on ESPN confirmed.
awesome! I wish all night games started at 5
"But lets see if the Cyclones can give everyone a nice big ****burger to eat. Opportunity awaits." -Brent Blum
"I am the one who knocks" -Walter White
hopefully they don't have a checkpoint set up after the game.
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Absolutely perfect. Don't forget to bring sunglasses though, everybody.
Won't need 'em on the west side. ;)
First 4 games have been confirmed...
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Texas @ 6:30 PM on ESPN
National tv for Texas, BOOM!
The last night game in this series was 2002.
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First 4 games have been confirmed...
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Didn't even notice the 4 consecutive night games to start. Awesome.
Originally Posted by tejasclone
The last night game in this series was 2002.
Yup - one of the best games I've ever attended. Still can't believe what I saw with Banks just dropping the ball.
The 3rd down completion across the field to Whitver? Sick.
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A man was assaulted after two people broke into his house in the Silver Valley community Tuesday night, said Maj. E. Brian Grubb of the Davidson County Sheriff's Office.
The DCSO received a report concerning the burglary and assault in the 900 block of Old N.C. Highway 109 at 9:59 p.m.
Grubb said two men wearing ski masks and black jackets made entry through a doorway of an occupied house. A confrontation ensued, and the 54-year-old man was struck. Sheriff's deputies were unsure with what type of weapon the man was struck.
"The investigation is still open, and we are still investigating," Grubb said.
The man refused medical treatment from Davidson County EMS, the major said. An incident report stated he had severe lacerations.
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Thursday, December 8th, 2011
The Wiltern
3790 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA
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Erykah Badu Featuring The Cannabinoids – San Francisco
Friday, December 9th, 2011
Showtime: 9:00 PM
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The Warfield Theatre
982 Market Street
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Monday, October 31, 2011
Two Months of Bee Blocks
24 comments:
- Tina ~ Seaside Stitches said...
All gorgeous blocks! I can't wait to see your tree blocks.
- October 31, 2011 at 6:14 AM
- Elena said...
Lee!!! Such an inspirational post full of gorgeous blocks! I just joined my first bee....4x5 with Sukie, so I'm excited to choose colors and see what comes back.
- October 31, 2011 at 6:28 AM
- Linz said...
I love the Dutch pinwheel! THat is gorgeous! Well, ALL of the blocks are gorgeous!! :)
- October 31, 2011 at 6:59 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
Beautiful Lee; but then again your work always is...your colours are so vibrant too. Great work Lee. I especially like the string one....want summer back I guess; we have a light snow on the ground here this morning....rained and snowed yesterday...just way too early!!
- October 31, 2011 at 7:12 AM
- karenfae said...
love those blocks - all of them that you show!
- October 31, 2011 at 7:48 AM
- LynCC said...
some wonderful work there. Wow! The zigzag strip must've taken a long time. Very cool.
- October 31, 2011 at 8:11 AM
- randi said...
so much to enjoy here today! i love the ruby block, and i think i am going to have to try angela's block. it is an awesome layout!
- October 31, 2011 at 8:17 AM
- Sheila said...
My, you are in so many bees - I just love all of these blocks.
- October 31, 2011 at 8:18 AM
- beaquilter said...
what is this blogger bee you are talking about? can you email me more info? room for anymore maybe in the new year? hint hint
- October 31, 2011 at 9:04 AM
- Lisa @ Sixmunchkin Stitching said...
Love that zig zag strip!
- October 31, 2011 at 9:19 AM
- Archie the wonder dog said...
I love all your gorgeous blocks!
- October 31, 2011 at 9:51 AM
- Heather D. said...
These are all great. I particularly like the cracker scrap block!
- October 31, 2011 at 10:24 AM
- occasionalpiece said...
Delightful way to begin a Monday morning. You HAVE been busy sewing and it will be fun to see the results of your tree swap. Thanks for a great start to my week!
Elizabeth E.
- October 31, 2011 at 11:48 AM
- Katie B. said...
Great blocks! I love my Christmas stars, and your tree blocks are going to be so fun!!
- October 31, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- **nicke... said...
oh how pretty! it is a feast for the eyes!
- October 31, 2011 at 1:31 PM
- Amy Sp said...
Those Christmas stars are just adorable!
- October 31, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- Linda said...
Love the nicey jane string blocks!
- October 31, 2011 at 3:57 PM
- Rebecca said...
Funny, I was thinking of choosing paper pieced houses for my bee month! I loooooove the trees!
- October 31, 2011 at 3:58 PM
- pasqueflower said...
You have been busy as a bee! Love your blocks--and envy your perfect points.
- October 31, 2011 at 7:09 PM
- Katy Cameron said...
Wow, what an amazing collection of blocks! I love them all, but I think the scrappy stars may be my favourite :o)
- October 31, 2011 at 7:15 PM
- laura said...
love your blocks.
- November 1, 2011 at 6:46 AM
- SewLindaAnn said...
All your blocks are so well done and look fabulous! I hope you'll show us the finished quilts from your bee members, I am totally intrigued with Natalie's idea.
- November 1, 2011 at 7:35 AM
- Diane said...
I love all of these!!! :) I can't wait to see how the blocks turn out with the fabric you sent out!! The colors are fantastic! :) Aren't bees so much fun?!!! (I just finished up my third month of blocks, and I love it!!) :)
- November 1, 2011 at 5:36 PM
- Marlene @ KISSed Quilts . com said...
How much fabric did you give each person for your tree blocks? i.e. each one of those colors to each person? and how much of each?
- November 11, 2011 at 12:50 AM


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What do you think of these reviews? They are a lot more negative in general than the ones around here... Thought this could be an interesting topic.
What do you think of these reviews? They are a lot more negative in general than the ones around here... Thought this could be an interesting topic.
The writing is more negative than the score reflects, certainly.
"There are no buyers"...Hmm we'll see about that.
Sputnik is a user based review site, there are going to be both incredibly negative and ridiculously positive takes on this and any album.
That said, this particular review I thought was pretty fair. Take off the fan glasses and most of what he says is pretty spot on.
An album such as Living Things will generally get mixed reactions. This isn't a surprise to me personally. I mean the album includes everything but the kitchen sink; thus resulting in many people not enjoying every song on the album. Some people want to hear more hardcore "classic" LP, whereas some people want to hear the more "experimental" side of LP. IMO this album strikes a pretty good balance of all the things they've done, and also throwing in some new elements such as folk. I gotta say though, I'm really tired of all the bitching towards the last few albums.
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When he really lost me though was saying Numb was better than Powerless.
Burn it Down is not the WORST they've ever written.
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critics writing bad reviews sicken me for some reason. They seem to like to show off how smart they are but not ever justify their reasoning. Seems like the only requirement to be a "credible" critic is owning a thesaurus.
I think that he has a fair review, and I respect his opinion. Others on the site: not so much.
In my honest, unbiased opinion, this album deserves a 5 out of 5. I love radio-friendly music, but just as long as it sounds good to my ears, and this record is one of the best the radio world has to offer. I suppose the reviewers here just simply don't like radio-friendly, electronic music Linkin Park. Most of the discussion there is about heavy metal, and they see LP as poseurs who are trying and failing to be metal.
(BTW, I love metal, and Linkin Park)
I may be a LP fan, but let's be honest... music critics LOVE to hate LP just like music critics used to LOVE to hate Depeche Mode (look at how many times Rolling Stone has "gone back" and re-reviewed a DM album for their cred).
EDIT: For how much flack they typically get, that review was well-tamed. I pretty much agree with it.
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While I don't think Minutes to Midnight should be as maligned as it appears to be, I thought this was a good review. I may enjoy Until it Breaks, but I can notice that Mike seems to "strike the baller pose a little too hard," to quote Allmusic. About the only thing I can disagree with is which songs are more worthy of approval.
...is a well-written, informative thought. Even if you dislike the song, it offers a clear and effective description that reads much like the song sounds."Victimized", characterized (correctly) by Rolling Stone as "the band's most aggressive track in years", finds Linkin Park paying homage to short-fused punk rock bands like The Black Pacific and the Dirty Rotten Imbeciles, with the brief two-minute skit arranged precipitously around an explosive drum pattern and a guitar riff that sounds like it was woven out of pure barbed wire.
That's actually a relatively positive, or should I say, balanced review. He comes across as liking what he had heard, but he was subliminally compelled to include some negative comments to protect his cred. You know, liking a Linkin Park song/album is gross.
Agreed with just about everything he said about this album and the previous four except for the score and and that "there will be no buyers" so I think it's a fair review.
Looking at LP's facebook page the album is getting great reviews from fans except the usual fans bitching about HT and Meteora.
1. Burn It Down is nowhere close to their worst song.
2. Powerless is better than Numb.
I kinda like his review(don't like the hating on MTM though)
But few point were really off:
1. Until it breaks - Bad review!? One of the best songs on the album, and that is because of Shinoda's lyrics and his rap vocals are spot on.
2. Powerless worse than Numb? Lol got to love when people just comes with bold statements with no backing it up.
And for the record - Tinfoil is more of and intro than anything, works fine combined with Powerless, and together they beat Numb -> Lyrically, more interesting sound and vocal performence. While i don't see Powerless as their strongest track, it's still good.
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Princeton Falls To UNC With Three Seconds Left After 31 Goals And 99 Shots
Sometimes, even when you're on the losing end, you have to take a step back and marvel at the game that your team just played.
And then there's always the bright side, which for the Princeton men's lacrosse team after its wild game against North Carolina Saturday afternoon was simply this: If that's what it's going to take to beat these Tigers, then this year is going to be pretty good.
Chad Tutton scored with three seconds remaining to give the Tar Heels a 16-15 win over Princeton in front of 4,362 fans who watched a thrilling game in near-perfect March weather at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill.
The loss was Princeton's first in four games this season, while Carolina improved to 3-2 while playing its fourth straight one-goal game.
Princeton trailed 14-13 before Tom Schreiber scored consecutive goals less than a minute apart, the second with 1:41 to go in the fourth to put the Tigers on top 15-14. Tutton's game-winner came after Davey Emala had tied with 37 seconds to go.
The game featured 31 goals and a combined 99 shots. The last time Princeton scored at least 15 goals and lost was in 1979, when it lost 16-15 to Rutgers. Princeton also is now 19-2 under Chris Bates when scoring at least 10 goals. It's only two losses? Both at Fetzer Field, 12-11 three years ago and now 16-15.
Both teams had three players with at least three goals. Princeton went 4 for 4 on extra man opportunities after going 2 for 10 in its first three games.
North Carolina now leads the all-time series 8-7. Of the 15 games, eight have been decided by one goal, including three of the four that Chris Bates has coached against the Heels.
Princeton won the face-off after Schreiber's second goal but turned it over with just over a minute left. Carolina was able to clear it and have Emala tie it after Matt O'Connor saved a shot from Jimmy Bitter but had the loose ball find its way to Emala on the crease. UNC won the face-off and then scored the game-winner after calling timeout with 11 seconds left. Bitter got the ball to Tutton, who bounded a low shot just inside the pipe.
The second and fourth quarters both had a combined 10 goals. There were eight times in the game that one team scored two goals within one minute of each other, and seven times where they did it within 51 seconds. Want more? It happened six times within 37 seconds of each other and even four times within 12 seconds. And that doesn't even count the three times Princeton scored within a minute of a Carolina goal
Mike MacDonald had a career-high five goals, and with two assists had a career-high seven points. Jeff Froccaro had four goals and won 6 of 12 face-offs. The player of the game, though, was Tom Schreiber, who had four goals and two assists, including the last two goals for the Tigers.
MacDonald's fourth goal of the game, which tied the game at 12-12 22 seconds after Carolina went up 12-11, was a one-handed sweeping shot with his right hand.
Princeton is home against Manhattan Tuesday at 7. The Tigers' first Ivy League game is at Penn next Saturday, at 3.


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More than just a map, National Geographic Trails Illustrated topographic maps are designed to take you into the wilderness and back. Printed on tear-resistant, waterproof material, this map can go anywhere you do. Each map is based on exact reproductions of USGS topographic map information, updated, customized, and enhanced to meet the unique features of each area. The maps include valuable wilderness tips and Leave No Trace guidelines, along with updated trails, trailheads, points of interest, campgrounds, and much more. With a new color palette and stunning shaded relief, backcountry navigation has never been easier.
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Collins's third memoir could read like a sensational Who's Who of the '60s: She partied with Bob Dylan and Jim Morrison, joined the free-loving Sullivanians and testified at the trial of the Chicago Seven. Instead, her writing is as restrained—and moving—as her signature a cappella version of "Amazing Grace." Chronicling her growth as a musician as she relives her battle with alcoholism; the suicide of her son, Clark; and her friendly reunion with Stephen Sills four decades after their tumultuous affair, Collins hits the high notes with candor and dignity. (amazon.com)
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