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As the South struggled to recover from an unusual winter snow and ice storm that tied up roads for hours; forced many to remain in their cars for up to two days, and had officials trying to play the blame game card, controversy amped up, NBC News reported, as the mayor of Atlanta blamed the traffic mess on a lack of coordination and the governor tried to blame the weather service for missing the severity of the storm.
Gov. Nathan Deal told reporters yesterday that no one could have predicted, NBC News reported, the severity of the storm. Deal upset the forecasting world when he boldly made the statement that "no one could have predicted the degree and magnitude of the problem" that kept some people in their cars for as long as 48 hours.
Governor disputed
Deal's claim that the storm was unexpected was disputed by weather forecasters, who, NBC News reported, were more than a little upset by the remark. NBC News noted the National Weather Service had issued winter storm warnings at least 12 hours before the Atlanta area was slammed by winter ice and snow.
By northern standards the 2.5-inches of snow that fell on the Atlanta area is just a minor nuisance. In fact, Marshall Shepherd, president of the American Meteorological Society, writing in the organization's blog, called Dean's statement "wrong, wrong, wrong and wrong."
Meanwhile, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, who had assured citizens of his city that they were ready for the winter storm, backed away from his own Tweet in Twitter that "...we are ready for the snow." Speaking to MSNBC, Reed noted that he has no jurisdiction over the roads where thousands of cars were abandoned by drivers and where many drivers spent up to 48 hours in the protection of their vehicles.
Today, Reed, speaking on MSNBC, acknowledged a mistake by transportation officials saying they should have used a staggered release of schools, government offices and non-government offices. Instead, hundreds of thousands of cars and drivers jumped onto the major highway systems in Atlanta quickly causing a huge gridlock that still grips areas of Atlanta today. Meantime, though, speaking on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" and NBC's "Today Show," tried to deflect some of the heat he was feeling over the traffic issues by stating he was being unfairly blamed for the gridlock gripped the highway system around the city. He also noted that there was a lack of coordination on the highway, noting that Atlanta doesn't have responsibility for the major roadways through and around the city.
Some drivers sit in out
In the meantime, NBC News, was reporting that even as many drivers were still struck in their cars out of fuel and food as the National Guard was distributing blankets and rations to those drivers.
Others were trying to retrieve their vehicles. Drivers who wanted their vehicles were told to report to one of two staging areas where they will be taken to their vehicle and provided gasoline if needed. NBC News reported four-wheel-drive vehicles would be used to transport drivers.
The cars the drivers were seeking were abandoned on the major roads during the storm and were towed off to the staging areas by the Georgia Department of Transportation and various local towing companies.
Meantime, another group of riders who were stranded overnight in their school buses, students, were waiting as members of the Guard carefully guided the buses in which they were stranded to open roadways so they could get home.
A bit of irony
Ironically, NBC News pointed out, Alabama officials were caught with a case of foot-in-mouth disease as they acknowledged placing only half the state under a state of emergency. That was the part of the state which received the equipment and other resources that didn't get to the hard-hit Birmingham areas as it was in the wrong direction.


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Published: Sunday 16 December 2012
Now, as commercial crops wilt in the dry heat and winds rip the dust loose from American prairies, questions are mounting about whether the EPA should continue to grant exemptions going forward.
Published: Friday 12 October 2012
"The financial disclosure system Congress has implemented also does not require the legislators to identify potential conflicts at the time that they take official actions that intersect or overlap with their investments."
Published: Friday 14 September 2012
"Republicans agree it's good news but blame Obamacare for the fact that employer health-care costs continue to rise faster than inflation."
Published: Monday 20 August 2012
The commission, which proved to be a bust, was headed by co-chairs named by the president. For the Republicans, who since its inception have wanted to destroy this last vestige of the New Deal, it was former Wyoming Sen. Alan Simpson, a cadaverous wretch of a man who promptly called the program a "milk cow with 300 million tits."
Published: Friday 10 August 2012
"Eventually 120,000 people were forced into 10 remote camps across the western U.S. until the end of World War II."
Six Facts that Undermine the Orange County Register's Attacks on California Clean Energy Initiatives
Published: Tuesday 26 June 2012
"Over the last year, the Orange County Register has published numerous editorials that falsely portray California's pollution reduction program as costly, ineffective and arbitrarily imposed by state regulators."
Published: Sunday 24 June 2012
"Such blackmail deftly plays to our reflexive fears of job outsourcing — and those fears are understandable."
Published: Monday 11 June 2012
Published: Saturday 19 May 2012
"Released earlier this month, the proposed rule is now open for public comment. While the regulations it contains are a significant step forward, they've disappointed environmentalists and watchdogs who hoped that the Obama administration would lead by example."
Published: Saturday 28 April 2012
The Wyoming incident occurred following completion of horizontal drilling, a precursor to the hydraulic fracturing (fracking) of the well, which would've occurred in the coming weeks, according to local press accounts.
Published: Wednesday 18 April 2012
"The Buffett Rule, the GOP says, is a gimmick that doesn't raise enough revenue to merit consideration and is simply a weapon of class warfare, not a means to bring about more equity in America's tax structure."
Published: Sunday 12 February 2012
"The Lamborn bill is a fossil fuel giveaway, and deserves to be defeated."
Published: Thursday 29 December 2011
"For the first time, independent scientific investigations linked the drilling technique with water pollution."
Published: Friday 9 December 2011
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Stories of dog rescuers refusing to return dogs to their former families are in the news. I'm not sure if they are more common or just more interesting but here are three from the recent headlines.
A Beagle in NY, a Ridgeback in CA, and Sheltie in OH are all lost to their former owners because they were "rescued". Now before you think this is a slam on sheltering homeless animals, I am a full time shelter employee and believe in the re-homing of pets for the best interest of the animals. The issues that have introduced the problematic consequences include:
legal animal ownership
demand for dogs
animal rights activism
Most people consider dogs to be sentient beings with needs of their own. Though the law considers dogs to be property, (so that government cannot take dogs without due process) it also allows for certain caretaker responsibilities. Failure to provide veterinary care, food, and shelter for your dog can land you in jail. You do not have that kind of responsibility for your desk or your house plants, even. As we evolve in our legal definitions we come up against the best way to protect special living property from bad owners. Sometimes, this is difficult legal territory.
Rescue professionals sometimes see the worst of mankind while saving dogs. It doesn't matter that cases of humans harming animals on purpose are rare, rescuers begin to see harm and possibility of harm all around them. Activists promote and actually believe that animals are better off dead than taking their chances in the world. Several recent cases of cats preyed upon by coyotes or neighborhood dogs, sent activists scurrying in search of a budding serial killer-a human one, simply because residents and law enforcement officers rarely examine carcasses left after wild animal kills. Even veterinarians have assumed humans must be to blame for all unusual findings. This jump to judgment includes the assessment that dog owners who have not neutered their pets or somehow become separated from a dog are simply not "good enough" owners to have pets at all.
Currently, people who want dogs are willing to pay more for a "rescued" dog and will accept behavior problems or health issues if the pet is said to be a victim of mistreatment so there is a growing market for second hand dogs. Truck drivers are finding a financially lucrative niche relocating dogs from areas of the country in which shelters euthanize half of homeless pets to areas in which shelters experience high owner reclamation rates of strays, leading to few adoptable animals left over.
A final confounding factor is national groups with significant funds passing hundreds of laws across the nation. Laws that require all dogs to be neutered, ban pet stores or breeding, require fees and special facilities to house animals, place limits on the number or type of pets. These groups encourage and assist local law enforcement agencies in seizing animals when owners fall short of requirements rather than working to educate and improve animal care. The aim of the employees of these organizations is animal prohibition that is gaining support among young misanthropes.
What can dog owners do to increase the likelihood of reclaiming a lost pet?
Restrain your dog. Travel and petsitting accidents are high on the list of dog loss situations.
Permanently identify your dog. Collars fall off and microchips are no good if they are not registered and updated.
Keep a list of rescue groups in your area. Notify them if your dog is lost in addition to veterinary and sheltering facilities.
Keep paperwork in order. If you co-own, be sure your partners have Rabies vaccine and health certificate copies so they can reclaim dogs, too.
Tell a friend.
I have spent thirty years or more in professional animal welfare and many of my learned, dedicated colleagues do not believe that animal prohibition can or will catch on. My three years of work with national activists tells me it's already working. And their best kept secret is their greatest weapon. No one will oppose them if they simply believe the threat doesn't exist.


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Americans are in an uproar over two U.S. citizens with the Ebola virus being flown to the United States to receive "treatment" over a disease that has no cure thus far. The victims who were helping to treat infected patients in Africa have, however, have been approved to be flown in by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) facility in Atlanta and the danger of an outbreak is greatest, needless to say, in our metropolitan area! Which begs the question, was the CDC and US politicians, in general, irresponsible to expose us to such a dire threat?
One of the two infected, 33-year-old Dr. Kent Brantly from Texas who was working in Liberia, is already here and housed at a special isolation unit at Emory University Hospital since Saturday, August 2, merely a week after his first symptoms were reported. They were wise to act fast – though there is little known about the Ebola virus, it has a kill-rate of 50 to 90 percent!
The second victim, Nancy Writebol, a missionary from North Carolina left on a plane today August 4, flying in from Liberia and she too will stay at the same isolation unit. A recent television news broadcast in Atlanta stated that Ebola virus patients are only infectious for the first three weeks of having contracted the virus and that the disease was contracted through body fluids.
Today, the Atlanta Journal Constitution published that "the two Americans infected with Ebola are getting an experimental drug so novel it has never been tested for safety in humans." While that sounds promising, the drug is still in its testing phase and not proven to work effectively in most cases, as any drug should…
Currently, there are no vaccines or treatments for the deadly hemorrhagic fever, which causes symptoms including fever, headaches, diarrhea, vomiting and punctured blood vessels, which can cause hemorrhaging or internal bleeding.
Though the study of how it is transmitted isn't exactly conclusive as of yet, one of the researchers, Dr. Gary Kobinger, from the National Microbiology Laboratory at the Public Health Agency of Canada, told BBC News that he thinks the infection can be spread through large droplets that are suspended in the air.
Kobinger says, "What we suspect is happening is large droplets; they can stay in the air, but not long; they don't go far." But he adds that they can be "absorbed in the airway, and this is how the infection starts, and this is what we think, because we saw a lot of evidence in the lungs of the non-human primates that the virus got in that way." Which means that the Ebola virus is airborne and does not necessarily have to be passed on person-to-person to infect someone.
There is currently an Ebola epidemic in West Africa where it has spread to Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and most recently, Nigeria, claiming the lives of at least 887 people. And they are now bringing it to the U.S. via Atlanta.
Most importantly, it is now being said that Ebola is an airborne virus that can be spread without close contact with an infected person. Bear in mind that there are no known cures for this lesser-known virus. And that could potentially spell disaster for Atlantans and the U.S. in general!


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Scottsdale, Ariz., author Betty Webb is known for her two mystery series: the humorous Gunn Zoo mysteries and the best-selling Lena Jones books. Webb recently agreed to answer some questions for Examiner about her latest book, "Desert Rage," a Lena Jones mystery available for preorder now and due out Oct. 7.
Q: Can you give us a preview of what "Desert Rage" is about?
A: The torture/murders of a prominent doctor, his wife, and their ten-year-old son inside their Scottsdale home bring Arizona Congresswoman Juliana Thorsson to private investigator Lena Jones. The slain family's 14-year-old, Alison, and her boyfriend, Kyle, have confessed to the murders. Thorsson wants to hire Lena to discover if Alison is telling the truth, but before accepting the job, Lena demands to know why a fiercely ambitious rising political star wants to involve herself with the fate of a girl she's never met. Desperate for Lena's help, Thorsson reveals her explosive secret—that Alison is the candidate's biological daughter, a fact she's kept hidden for years. But that's not all. Thorsson then confides something even more unusual than a mere hidden pregnancy, something that could ruin her political plans forever. While still in college, Thorsson confesses, she answered a newspaper ad and sold her eggs to a laboratory that would use them for artificial insemination (in vitro fertilization). If news of this leaks out, she is convinced it will ruin her plans for running for the U.S. Senate.
Q: What made you choose this subject matter?
A: Several years ago, I was working in the publicity department at Paradise Valley Community College when I saw a flyer on a hallway bulletin board. A local company wanted to buy the "eggs" of young college women to be used in the in vitro fertilization process (what is more commonly known as "test tube" babies). This procedure has become increasingly popular with women who are finding it difficult to become pregnant. As writers tend to do, I thought about that flyer through the years—wondering what kind of young woman would sell her eggs, what the process would be like, and what would be the result if later on, she found out that the child resulting from that process had admitted to a shocking crime. We're used to reading about sperm donors, but I'd seen very little written about egg donors and what they might feel after the process is over. So I did a pile of research, and finally felt ready to tackle the subject head-on. Then, while writing "Desert Rage," I began to ask myself, "What is a mother?" and the answer I came up with surprised me.
Q: You're said that a reviewer mixed up some of the facts in the book. Do you want to talk about that?
A: The reviewer apparently confused the 14-year-old Ali with my ex-cop detective Lena Jones! Those two, besides being more than 20 years apart in age, had very, very different childhoods. Ali had what could pass for an ideal childhood, while Lena was raised in foster homes, some of which were very abusive.
Q: How can readers preorder "Desert Ridge"?
A: Any good bookstore can preorder "Desert Rage," but I'll be signing the book Saturday, Oct. 18, 2 p.m., at the Poisoned Pen Bookstore, 4014 N. Goldwater Blvd., Scottsdale, Ariz.
Q: Is there anything else you would like to add?
A: This is the eighth book in the Lena Jones series, which started back in 2000 with "Desert Noir." Actually, if you count my novella, "Desert Deceit," which was in the anthology "Dangerous Journeys," published by Harlequin Worldwide Library, it's the ninth Lena Jones book.


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College Hockey:Canisius Rallies To Tie Sacred Heart
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Canisius Golden Griffins scored two goals in the final two minutes of regulation to tie the Sacred Heart Pioneers, 3-3, Friday night at the Buffalo State Sports Arena. The comeback marks the sixth time this season that Canisius has rallied in the third period to earn at least a point.
Canisius had ample opportunities to win it in overtime and began the session with 1:21 of power-play time. A scrum at the right side of the net almost resulted in a goal for the Griffins one minute into the extra session.
Vincent Scarsella also had the game on his stick in the sudden death period after he stripped the puck from a Sacred Heart defender just outside the blue line. As the Pioneers other defender skated across to cover him, Scarsella delayed too long and wound up with just one option at the right side of the net.
We talked all game about getting more opportunities at the net, Canisius head coach Dave Smith said. We were rewarded in the end but I think we need to continue to improve upon that.
Dave Grimson scored his third of the year for Sacred Heart at 4:56 of the first period. With Canisius goaltender Dan Morrison facing the puck on the right wing, Eric Giosa sent a pass across to the left circle. Grimson wristed a shot into the open net as Morrison dove back with his stick outstretched.
Defender Carl Hudson scored his eighth of the year for the Griffins on the power play. Sacred Hearts goaltender, Stefan Drew, took a slashing penalty at 17:45 and with both the period and penalty expiring, Hudson shot from the right point. The puck deflected off a defender in front and past the goaltender at 19:28. Josh Heidinger and Dave Cianfrini received assists on the play.
Canisius opened the second period putting pressure and winning battles around the Sacred Heart net. A pass from the right boards by Scarsella found Dave Kostuch in the right circle. Kostuch spun around and sent a shot at the net but Drew deflected it into the corner.
They had good traffic, Sacred Heart head coach Shaun Hannah said. We defended our slot real well so when you get their guys going to the net and our guys trying to get inside position it creates a lot of traffic. But overall we did a good job of limiting their chances in tight.
A goal at the 3:59 mark of the second period by Matt Gingera sparked the Pioneers. From behind the net, the puck came in the air to the left of the net and Gingera batted it in from his position just outside the crease.
During a 4-on-4 situation, Giosa overpowered and skated through the Canisius defense along the right boards, cut across the ice in front of the crease, and slipped the puck through Morrison for his team-leading 10th of the season.
With the Pioneers shorthanded in the final two minutes, the Griffins pulled their goalie for the extra attacker. Adam Brace, positioned in the right slot, tipped Spencer Churchills shot from the right point on goal. The rebound bounced off the pads of Drew to the left of the net where Jason Weeks tapped it in at 18:08 to pull the Griffins within one.
Hudson got his second of the game with 40 seconds remaining to even the score.
A shot from the left point found its way through traffic to the front of the net and was eventually put in after a scrum to the left of the crease.
In their 5:02 of power-play time in the first period, Canisius fired 10 shots on goal at the Sacred Heart net. They ended the game 2-for-8 on the power play while the Pioneers did not convert on either of their two man-advantage opportunities.
The Griffins outshot the Pioneers, 30-24. Drew earned 27 saves in net for Sacred Heart while Morrison stopped 21 shots for Canisius. Hudson, Brace, and Cianfrini each had two points for the Griffins while Bear Trapp and Giosa both had multi-point nights for the Pioneers.
We were working hard and our power play was good at getting shots through, Canisius Hudson said. Tomorrow we have to come back focused and ready to get two points.
Sacred Heart is now 6-15-4 overall and 6-10-3 in Atlantic Hockey action. Canisius improves to 9-10-5 overall and 7-8-3 in conference play. The two teams will meet again tomorrow night at 7:05 at the Buffalo State Sports Arena.
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Greetings CoCo Gray / Farodur.
Glad you decided to put an app in. The LoTRO team is great and you'll enjoy them & the GW2 team is going to be fantastic!
What are three activities your wife does that you "don't" get?
Do you think they should add mounts to GW2? (Mounted combat in LoTRO looks fun)
You mentioned sharing mats, so you craft, right? What professions do you enjoy in either game?


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If IBM MQ on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, Windows or IBM i is experiencing a problem, the following links describe how to collect "MustGather" data to find a solution.
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Collect IBM MQ MustGather data when you first open a problem record so you can provide IBM support the information they need to investigate the problem. Start by selecting the category which best matches the problem on your system:
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BT commemorates its role in D-Day landings
British Telecom and Colossus helped win WWII
AS THE WORLD REMEMBERS the bravery and sacrifices made by the Allied soldiers and airborne troops who took part in the D-Day landings 70 years ago today, BT recalls the technology that made the invasion possible.
BT, then the Post Office and a public organisation, was instrumental in laying a telecoms network along the south coast of the UK and then over the Channel and on into Europe as the Allied forces marched towards victory.
BT head of heritage and archives David Hay explained, "Preparations for the Normandy invasion required the laying of a new network of hundreds of miles of cable as well as the installation of switchboards, telephones and teleprinters at numerous points along the south coast of England.
"Once the invasion was under way, new cross-Channel cables were laid and, by VE-Day, Post Office engineers had made direct communication possible by telephone or teleprinter to all allied forces in north-west Europe."
These efforts even earned the praise of General Eisenhower, supreme commander of allied forces in Europe, who wrote:
"The build up of the necessary forces for the current operations has involved the construction of a vast network of communications radiating from key centers of vital importance in the United Kingdom. The greater part of this work has been undertaken by the engineers and staff of the General Post Office."
As well as this vital work, the Post Office also played an instrumental role in helping the Allied forces gather knowledge of the Nazi's plans, thanks to the Colossus computer.
It was developed by telecoms research engineer Tommy Flowers, working at the Dollis Hill research station, now BT's Adastral Park research laboratories. The computer first sprang to life on 5 February 1944 when it was let loose on messages that had been sent by German units and encrypted using the Lorenz machine.
The Colossus could read 5,000 characters a second, far in advance of anything else available at that time, and this meant it could take just four hours for it to find the first key in a code, the most important part in any code-breaking.
By the end of the war, it is estimated that Colossus had deciphered 63 million characters of German messages, helping shorten the war and save countless lives. Despite this, its existence was kept secret for 30 years after the war. µ
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I'm developing software that asks user to specify a
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It could be difficult to pick the perfect label for this field. But based on your description, and as a programmer, I agree with John Satta, Category is probably the safest bet. But some other words which might work:
The word most familiar to your users for this function is "category", as in "specify the category for this document". This word, coupled with examples will clearly convey your message.
Another useful word might be "type", but users uploading files might interpret that to mean "which software package created the document" and thus provide answers such as MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc. That is not what you are looking for, as stated in your question.
You may be mixing different things together. What you are trying to describe may be an aggregate of:
There could be more aspects. My point is that each aspect describes a different variable, and they have different names. Mixing them together results in confusing semantics and, as one would expect, a confusing name. :-)


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Seats available for last game of 2012-13 season.
Season card holders can apply now for Sunderland's final game of the season.
The Black Cats travel to White Hart Lane to face Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday 19th May (KO 4pm).
Season card holders have until 5pm on Thursday 2nd May to apply, either online or in person at the Stadium of Light ticket office.
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STANFORD, Calif. – Stanford dominated Arizona State for much of the game, but faltered down the stretch before closing out a 42-28 conference-opening victory before 50,424 at Stanford Stadium on Saturday.
In a matchup of ranked teams, No. 5 Stanford built a 29-0 halftime lead, but No. 23 Arizona State scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to give the Cardinal domination pause.
When Stanford was rolling, two punt blocks and a shutdown defensive helped the cause. But the game wasn't secure until Jeff Trojan recovered an ASU onsides kick with 6:15 left and quarterback Kevin Hogan and the first-team offense re-entered the game and picked up two first downs on the way to milking most of the clock.
"I'm not going to apologize for winning a football game," said David Shaw, Stanford's Bradford M. Freeman Director of Football. "I could care less about style points. I could care less about what it looks like."
Stanford (3-0 overall, 1-0 in the Pac-12) won what was expected to be its first real test of the season with the help of two punt blocks, three sacks, 10 tackles for loss, and two takeaways.
The Cardinal outrushed the Sun Devils, 240-50 and held them to 202 total yards through three quarters. However, ASU piled up 217 in the fourth quarter alone while Stanford had a pair of three-and-outs that hampered its cause.
On its final drive, Stanford took advantage of a fourth-down ASU penalty for too many players on the field and a 27-yard run on a naked bootleg by quarterback Kevin Hogan that allowed Stanford to finally exhale. Jordan Williamson's 24-yard field goal with 31 seconds left provided the final margin.
"There was definitely a little bit of a feeling of disappointment," said defensive end Ben Gardner. "We celebrate all wins, and we're glad we got this one. But we've got to take a little more pride in playing our style of football no matter what the situation."
Tyler Gaffney gained 97 yards on 19 carries and scored two touchdowns, and Anthony Wilkerson gained 70 on 18 carries for Stanford. Hogan completed 11 of 17 passes for 151 yards and two touchdowns to Ty Montgomery.
ASU (2-1, 0-1) got 367 passing yards from Taylor Kelly, who completed 30 of 55 passes, with three touchdowns. Jaelen Strong caught 12 passes for 168 yards and a touchdown.
Another illustration of the hard-luck fourth quarter: All-America safety Ed Reynolds was ejected for "targeting," and is required to sit out the first half of Saturday's game (7 p.m.) against Washington State in Seattle.
But for a half, Stanford simply was dominant.
The Cardinal shut down ASU's spread attack, scored four touchdowns during a stretch of five possessions, and blocked a punt in the closing seconds that resulted in a safety.
In building a 29-0 lead, Stanford's defense so manhandled the Sun Devils that they managed only two first downs over five second-quarter possessions. ASU's nadir came after taking possession at its own 3 with 1:47 left in the half.
The Sun Devils managed a net of nine yards, were sacked by Josh Mauro (his second of the half), and were subjected to three Stanford timeouts.
Forced to punt with 26 seconds left, ASU upback Davon Coleman was pushed back so far by Luke Kaumatule, Blake Lueders and Wayne Lyons that he blocked his own team's punt. The loose ball was kicked out of the end zone by punter Matt Haack.
"Give Stanford all the credit in the world," Arizona State coach Todd Graham said. "Tell them they're a championship team. We weren't ready today. Didn't have our team ready, and the first half was obviously embarrassing."
Stanford's more methodical attack outgained the Sun Devils 258-103 in the half with Hogan completing 9 of 12 passes for 128 yards and two touchdowns, both to Montgomery.
The onslaught began on ASU's first offensive series when James Vaughters, on third-and-10, pressured Kelly into a poor pass into the right flat that was intercepted by Mauro. The defensive end returned it 25 yards to the ASU 17-yard line.
Three plays later, Montgomery took one step forward, turned and caught a pass from Hogan. He immediately juked a safety and ran into the end zone untouched to complete a 17-yard touchdown play.
Stanford continued with touchdowns on its next two possessions, bridging the first and second quarters.
The first, Gaffney's 1-yard run off right guard for a 13-0 lead, was set up by two spectacular plays.
A reverse to Kelsey Young, on an end-around pitch, picked up 32 yards. And a diving catch across the middle by Devon Cajuste gained 34 to the 5. Williamson's point-after kick hit the upright.
ASU also had its kicking woes, missing a 45-yard field-goal try and Stanford took advantage. Anthony Wilkinson ripped off a pair of Stepfan Taylor-like tackle-breaking runs for 26 yards. Cajuste caught a 26-yard pass down the middle to set up a 13-yard scoring run by Wilkerson off left tackle.
A 30-yard touchdown pass to Montgomery into a gap in ASU's zone coverage resulted in a 27-0 lead with 4:49 left in the half.
Gardner's block and return of Kelly's quick kick set up Gaffney's 16-yard touchdown run with 37 seconds left in the third quarter to give Stanford a 39-7 lead, prompting coach Shaw to insert backup quarter Evan Crower into the game.
But the Cardinal failed to pick up a first down on two series while ASU began to score at will.
"Human nature says we're winning by a lot, let's back off," Shaw said. "I'll take some heat, and I'm fine. I'll take some heat for switching the quarterback. The quarterback wasn't the issue. The same looks that we had before that we blocked, we didn't block. Bottom line."
A six-yard pass from Kelly to Marion Grice cut ASU's deficit to 39-28 with 6:18 left. But the Cardinal took 5:44 off the clock on its final series to secure the game.
"So, for us, we're going back to our mantra, playing 60 minutes of football," Shaw said. "And today we played about 40."
But those 40 were pretty darned good -- enough to beat a Top 25 team and get off to a strong start in Pac-12 play.
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Dan knows a lot about prostate cancer, he's senior vice president of communications at the Prostate Cancer Foundation. He's well aware that one in six men will be diagnosed with the disease in their lifetime.
I knew the chances were good that I might be hearing those very words someday myself," Zenka said.
The PSA test is the most common way to screen for prostate cancer. But the test can result in a high number of false positives and false negatives causing unnecessary treatments and missed diagnoses. Now, urologists say that a new test, called the pro PSA test, better detects aggressive cancer and reduces false positives.
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I have a question of the sign of a derivative. Let $y=\cos^{-1}x$ defined in some interval. Now we compute the derivative $\displaystyle\frac{\text{d}y}{\text{d}x}$. $$1=\frac{\text{d}x}{\text{d}x}=\frac{\text{d}(\cos y)}{\text{d}x}=-\sin y \frac{\text{d}y}{\text{d}x}.$$ Since $\,\,\,$ $\sin y=\sqrt{1-\cos^2 y}=\sqrt{1-x^2}$, $\displaystyle\frac{\text{d}y}{\text{d}x}=-\frac{1}{\sqrt{1-x^2}}$. It is possible that $\sin y=-\sqrt{1-\cos^2 y}=-\sqrt{1-x^2}$. Why we do not use "-" but use "+"?
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Remember to check the definition of $\cos^{-1}$ carefully. A usual convention is that $\cos^{-1}:[-1,1]\to [0,\pi]$; that is, the range is chosen to be $[0,\pi]$. Then note that for all $y\in[0,\pi]$, $\sin(y)\geq 0$. That is why "$+$" is used, because it is a necessary consequence of the usual definition of $\cos^{-1}$ that $\sin(\cos^{-1}(x))\geq 0$ for all $x\in[-1,1]$.
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At Safeway, total spent: $45.20. Number of bags: 4 (stuffed full)
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Grocery Outlet, total spent: $28.03. Number of bags: 3
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People suffering from type 2 diabetes may benefit from food with lot of fat and few carbohydrates, as it could have a better effect on blood sugar levels and blood lipids, reveals a new study.
Food with a lot of fat and few carbohydrates could have a better effect on blood sugar levels and blood lipids for people with Type 2 diabetes, a new study has revealed.
AdvertisementThe finding from the Linkoping University comes as a surprise as diabetic patients are usually advised to keep a low-fat diet.
The two-year dietary study led by Hans Guldbrand, general practitioner, and Fredrik Nystrom, professor of Internal Medicine included 61 patients of Type 2, or adult-onset diabetes.
They were randomized into two groups, where they followed either a low-carbohydrate (high fat) diet or a low-fat diet.
In both groups, the participants lost approximately 4 kg on average. In addition, a clear improvement in the glycaemic control was seen in the low-carbohydrate group after six months.
Their average blood sugar level dropped from 58.5 to 53.7 mmol/mol (the unit for average blood glucose). This means that the intensity of the treatment for diabetes could also be reduced, and the amounts of insulin were lowered by 30percent.
Despite the increased fat intake with a larger portion of saturated fatty acids, their lipoproteins did not get worse. Quite the contrary - the HDL, or 'good' cholesterol, content increased on the high fat diet.
No statistically certain improvements, either of the glycaemic controls or the lipoproteins, were seen in the low-fat group, despite the weight loss.
"You could ask yourself if it really is good to recommend a low-fat diet to patients with diabetes, if despite their weight loss they get neither better lipoproteins nor blood glucose levels," Nystrom said.
In the low-carbohydrate diet, 50 percent of the energy came from fat, 20 percent from carbohydrates, and 30 percent from protein. For the low-fat group the distribution was 30 percent from fat, 55-60 percent from carbohydrates, and 10-15 percent from protein, which corresponds to the diet recommended by the Swedish National Food Agency.
The participants were recruited from two primary health care centres and met for four group meetings during the first year of the study. All 61 participants remained in the study for the follow-up.
"In contrast to most other studies of this type, we lost no patients at all, which vouches for the good quality of our data," Guldbrand added.
The results are being published in the prestigious journal Diabetologia.
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Try changing the following setting in the bios setup, under the 'Advanced' tab Dynamic CPU Frequency: Mode = Always Low (NOT DYNAMIC) My laptop has been running on AC power without a problem for 24hours, including many restarts, and when I went back to the original bios setting, the problem returned almost straight away.
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"Semen is good for your perceptual and corporeal health, a research has found."
Oral sex is beneficial for women's well-being and makes you feel cheerier, according to a study which studied the effects of semen's 'mood-altering chemicals'.
The State University of New York study -- which scientists carried out through study rather than through applied experiment - related the sex lives of 293 females to their intellectual health.
It follows study which shows that seminal liquid contains chemicals that uplift mood, raises affection, bring sleep and also comprise at least three anti-depressants.
The scientists also assert that women who have consistent unprotected sex are less unhappy and perform better on mental tests.
Semen comprises another of chemicals along with spermatozoa, as well as cortisol, which is identified to upsurge affection, estrone, which raises mood and oxytocin, which also raises mood.
It also comprises of thyrotropin-releasing hormone (another antidepressant), melatonin (a sleep-inducing agent), and even serotonin (perhaps the best-known antidepressant neurotransmitter).
Given these elements - and this is just a small example of the mind-altering 'drugs' found in human semen - Scientists Gallup and Burch, along with the psychologist Steven Platek, hypothesized that women having insecure sex should be less unhappy than appropriate control participants.
To study whether semen has antidepressant effects, the authors rounded up 293 college females from the university's Albany campus, who decided to fill out an unidentified survey about numerous aspects of their sex lives.
Current sexual activity without condoms was used as an unintended measure of seminal plasma mixing in the woman's body. Each applicant also completed the Beck Depression Inventory, a normally used clinical measure of depressive indications.
The most important findings from this study, issued in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, were that, even after regulating for frequency of sexual intercourse, women who involved in sex and 'never' used condoms showed expressively less depressive symptoms than did those who 'frequently' or 'always' used condoms.
Significantly, these chronically condom-less, sexually active women also showed fewer depressive symptoms than did those who refrained from sex altogether.
By distinction, sexually active heterosexual women, as well as self-described 'promiscuous' women, who used condoms, were just as unhappy as those performing total self-denial.
The investigation recommends it is not just that women who are having sex are simply more contented, but that contentment levels might be connected to the amount of semen contained by their body.


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Tom Clancy's The Division is a next generation game that is being developed by Massive Entertainment and released by Ubisoft. We are featuring a segment this week with Massive Entertainment's Managing Director David Polfeldt. This segment focuses on developing for the next generation Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles.
According to Polfeldt, once the specs were released for both systems, the team was kind of blown away with what they had to work with. This was Polfeldt's reaction to the specs of both systems when announced.
"When we saw the specs for the new generation, the Xbox One and the PS4, I remember we were sitting in a meeting room and we saw the specs and we just looked at each other [and said] 'hey guys do you see this? This is like our home turf.
"On [these platforms] we can excel, we can easily be one of the best on [these platforms]' because it's so similar to what we had been doing with PC technology before. We really, really jumped at that opportunity and started working on Snowdrop right away," Polfeldt said.
It is definitely nice to remove the shackles of the previous generation when there is so much more power and resources to work with in regards to both next-gen consoles. The Division looks to be one of the major AAA titles to push both next-gen systems to their respective limits early on.
There is no doubt this game could have been done on the current gen, but most likely would lack the frame rate and detail of what the game will be on next-gen systems.


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Which of the following statement(s) is / are true?
1. $ \mathbb{C} (x)$ is algebraically closed, where $x$ is an indeterminate.
2. An algebraically closed field must be of characteristic $0$.
3. If $E$ is an algebraically closed extension field of $F$, then $E$ is an algebraic extension of $F$.
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A Brief Guide to American Highway Fast Food
My friend and scotch-enthusiast, Ian Wiliams, has written a brief guide to American road-side fast-food for his fancy wife. Here are some highlights:
On Taco Bell:
"With a enough Medium™ sauce, pretty much everything remains vaguely interesting, even if the aftermath - especially in a closed car - can be somewhat Vesuvial."
On Wendy's (read the post for the footnote):
"[t]he quality control of this place has plummeted since owner Dave Thomas wriggled free of his mortal coil. Serves him right for shooting those kids at Kent State, huh?*"
On Subway:
"[i]t has always amazed me that Subway manages to make roast beef and lettuce taste exactly the same."
On Burger King:
"[y]ou could stop at Burger King, but it better be an emergency."
On Hardee's:
"I have been starving, and not stopped at Hardee's."
It takes a special talent to make a Taco Bell / diarrhea joke actually funny. Extra points for using the term "Vesuvial", which is even funnier when you read the definition.
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Font Beauty in Firefox 3.next
An exciting (to me) video walkthrough of the font control options coming Firefox 3.6 and/or 3.7:
Glaciers in Motion - the Extreme Ice Survey
The Extreme Ice Survey has been capturing time-lapse photos of the flow and retreat of glaciers over weeks, months, and years. I recommend taking fifteen minutes to watch the survey lead, James Balog present some of the remarkable image sequences at the TED conference.
If you only have two minutes to spare, skip into the 16:10 point of TED talk video. Here, Balog narrates video that shows 1 mile of ice, 3 miles wide, and 3/5-mile deep break up into the ocean in only 75 minutes.
The Extreme Ice Survey website has dozens of videos of the time-lapse photography. Highlights include a enormous collapse caught on video and the Ilulissat glacier in Greenland (video embedded below) as it flows like water. The scale is awesome.
Eastlink Injects Itself into the Internet Experience of its Customers
After having used Aliant (now Bell Aliant) as my Internet service provider (the term high-speed is useless in its relativity) for several years, I switched to Eastlink - the only alternative. My service with Aliant had been fine, but due to some bizarre Internet-topography, to get from my house (on Aliant's network) to my office (a ten-minute walk down the street, but on the Eastlink network), packets were routed through Chicago (a 4,000Km+ round trip).
Having now been an Eastlink customer for a few years, the service has been similar to Aliant, in that it works fine, and I don't really have to talk to them.
Some time last week, though, Eastlink began to stick its nose into my Internet browsing. They introduced a "service" they call Search Manager that picks up any mistyped host-names, and rather than leaving it up to your client (Firefox, etc.) to decide what to do when you request a bad host-name, they displayed an Eastlink-branded, Yahoo-powered, Google-look-a-like search results page.
From their Eastlink's FAQ on the service:
- Q. How does it work?
- When a user mistypes an internet address or types a request for a non-existing website in the browser, our service will present you this page. The objective of this service is to present a page that can assist you in reaching your destination on the internet.
It doesn't sound like such a bad idea. However, most web browsers now deal with a bad host-name quite well. Firefox, for example, uses Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" to turn a request like "Prince Edward Island" into an immediate jump to the Government of Prince Edward Island website. Eastlink has broken this feature of Firefox.
Of course, they also show ads on these search results pages (pages I never asked to see). Again, from their FAQ:
- Q. How much do I pay for this service?
- This is a free service. You will not be charged for using this service.
Of course it's free. Eastlink is making money on it with ads - even though I already pay a healthy monthly fee for my Internet service.
To their credit, Eastlink does make it relatively easy to opt-out of the service. However, I find this "on-by-default" setup that requires me to opt-out to be an inappropriate intrusion into the content that flows through their network.
When I contacted Eastlink to complain about the service, I clearly stated that I understand how to opt-out (and already have), but that I wanted to register my complaint that the service exists at all. Eastlink's customer service group responded by telling me how to opt-out. For bonus points, the response came from email@example.com. This is a bit like answering a question for a customer at a store, and then running away before they respond.
I've since contact Eastlink again with my complaint, and will share any pertinent updates here. If you are also an Eastlink customer, I would encourage you to contact them and complain.
Virtual Hearts & Virtual Minds
Want to build a social network for the Middle East or North Africa? The US State Department may have $500,000 to $2,500,000 for you.
Shorts into Features
Two short films, available to watch online, that have recently become feature-length films:
- Disctrict 9 by Neill Blomkamp
- 9 by Shane Acker
A New Blender in the Family
My niece Jade and her friend Hannah made a silent movie for the Blendtec "So you think you can BLEND" contest and won a Blendtec blender! The laugh-track was a nice touch:
I'm going to be coming over to do all of my blending. Maybe we can try it out on my broken iPod.
If I Gave a Tweet
Criticizing Twitter and its users is one of the lowest forms of shallow condescension - right up there pointing out that the things in the Alanis Morissette song aren't technically "ironic". The "why do I care what you had for breakfast" routine is one best relegated to bad stand-up comedians and 24-hour-cable-news hosts.
That said, I don't think I'm cool enough to use Twitter (translation: I think I'm too cool to use Twitter). If I did, though, this is what it would be like:
- Getting a new toilet seat is like getting a whole new toilet
- Movies that I won't see because they have numbers in the title: 3:10 to Yuma, The Taking of Whatever 123
- Movies are too long.
- Whenever I come from getting my teeth cleaned at the dentist, I feel like I need to gargle with CocaCola to get my mouth back to normal.
- When do single-parents shower?
- Shameful confession: I enjoy getting promotional emails from Dell.
- Get off my lawn!
Before my friends helpfully point it out, I actually do "use" Twitter in several ways. I have an account to follow the posts of friends, and I have helped create Twitter to the Editor and Hungarian and Back. Twitter is actually a very cool service, but I'd prefer a more open system.


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As you may know, the interim is in full swing with committees continuing to meet to study new issues and to review the progress of newly enacted laws. These committees are made up of both Senate and House members and are known as Interim Joint Committees. I chair the Veterans, Military Affairs, and Public Protection Committee and the Budget Review Subcommittee on Transportation. I serve on nine other committees and task forces that tackle issues ranging from to energy to education to health and welfare to economic development and tourism, among others.
By Sen. Rand Paul
When Americans expressed outrage last week over the seizure and surveillance of Verizon's client data by the National Security Agency, President Obama responded: "In the abstract, you can complain about Big Brother... but when you actually look at the details, I think we've struck the right balance."
I'm ashamed to admit this, but Friday night was the first Marion County Relay for Life event I've ever participated in. Don't get me wrong, I've attended numerous Relay for Life events, but always from behind the lens of my camera. I've never actually been a part of the event, so to speak.
By Sister Claire McGowan, OP
Guest columnist
Some local citizens have heard about a proposed Bluegrass Pipeline to run through Nelson and 17 other Kentucky counties on its way from Pennsylvania and New York to the Gulf area. Some haven't. Many are seeking more information. It might be helpful to lay out some of the issues from the perspective of community sustainability.
While it should surprise no one that agriculture is one of Kentucky's biggest industries, we got a much clearer picture late last month of just how much of an impact it has on our economy.
According to the University of Kentucky's College of Agriculture, the commonwealth's farmers are the foundation for more than $46 billion in annual revenue.
The following fifth grade Glasscock Elementary students were inadvertently omitted from the all A's and B's honor roll: Jasmine Benningfield, Kristin Downs, Madison Davis, and Ryan Lee Hayes.
The Marion County Heritage Center and the Lebanon Tourism Commission have been especially supportive of Kentucky Baroque Trumpets desire to bring the Arts to Lebanon and Marion County. KBT hosted a concert with two of the finest baroque trumpeters in the world and many businesses and individuals really supported this concert. St. Augustine Church provided the venue for our concert and Center Square provided a location for the master class and rehearsal space.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi released the following statement this evening on the death of House Administration Committee Chairwoman Juanita Millender-McDonald of California:
"On behalf of all Members of Congress, today I express my deepest condolences to the family of Congresswoman Juanita Millender-McDonald, especially her husband, her five children, and her seven grandchildren.
"Since learning of her illness, her many friends in Congress have expressed their love and respect for her.
"As the first African American woman to chair a committee in Congress, Juanita Millender-McDonald was a trailblazer, always advocating for the full participation of all Americans in the success and prosperity of our country. She was a strong defender of the right of every eligible voter to have full access to the polls, and a tireless proponent of a fair election process that ensured that every vote would be counted.
"As Chair of the House Administration Committee, Congresswoman Millender-McDonald's deep commitment to diversity was manifested in her actions on hiring and contracting within the House of Representatives.
"The loss of Congresswoman Juanita Millender-McDonald is a personal one for me. She was always optimistic and determined to make a difference. The dignity with which she faced her illness was an indication of the determination with which she always served the people of her district. They have lost an effective leader and spokeswoman, and I have lost a dear friend."
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Gopher Hybrid Headcover
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Protect your clubs this season while adding a fun touch to the game with the Daphne's® Gopher Hybrid Headcover. Show your love of golf and wildlife with a headcover that's designed to keep your clubs in pristine condition and bring some laughs to the course.
- Fit fairway woods, hybrids and putters
- Hook and loop closure
- Made of highest quality materials
- Each piece is guaranteed by Daphne's for life
- Quick "on & off"; secure fit
- Best protection & value for the money
- Daphne's Headcovers
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Sugar Cookie Cutouts
Yield: Makes about 5 dozen.
Perfectly lovely sugar cookies-golden in color, crisp, and light. These freeze well, unfrosted. Decorate with frostings or, if desired, with colored sugars, sprinkles, etc.
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- 3-1/4 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup butter
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- Buttercream or Ornamental Frosting
Instructions:Combine flour, baking powder, and salt. Cream butter with sugar until fluffy and light. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Stir in flour mixture to make a firm dough. Chill thoroughly. Roll out a quarter of the dough at a time to 1/8-inch thickness on a lightly floured board or waxed paper. Cut into desired shapes. Place 1 inch apart on greased cookie sheets. Re-roll and cut trimmings. Bake at 350 degrees F for 10 minutes, until firm and lightly golden. Remove to cool on racks. Spread with Buttercream or Ornamental Frosting.
Buttercream Frosting
- 1/4 cup butter or margarine
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 to 2 tablespoons milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- Green or red food coloring
Instructions:Cream butter and sugar together until light. Add milk and vanilla to get the proper consistency. (It should be stiff enough to hold its shape when pressed from a decorating bag.) Tint with coloring as desired. Makes about 2 cups.
Ornamental Frosting
- 2 egg whites
- 2-1/2 to 3 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar
Instructions:Beat all ingredients together until thick and smooth. Will frost about 5 dozen cookies.
Updated Thursday, November 8th, 2007
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