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Zach Parise started a third period rally to lift the Minnesota Wild to a 3-1 win over the Phoenix Coyotes Saturday at Jobing.com Arena.
Parise fired a shot over the blocker shoulder of Thomas Greiss to break the ice at the 8:03 mark of the final period. Mikko Koivu continued his hot streak by tying up the Coyotes center and kicking the puck back to Parise right off a face off for the assist.
Parise added an empty-net goal with just 44 seconds remaining to seal the victory. Koivu also assisted on that goal.
Jared Spurgeon scored the game-winning goal four minutes and 56 seconds after Parise got the Wild on the board. Spurgeon fired a one-time slap shot off a bounce from the boards that knuckled its way past Greiss. Greiss was waving his glove at the shot as rang off the back cross bar.
The Wild held the Coyotes to just three shots in third period, all coming in the final two minutes.
The Wild (38-26-11) were in the midst of a free fall that turned a comfortable lead in the wild card standings to the slimmest of leads with just a 4-5-4 record in 13 games in March.
The Wild are now three points ahead of the Coyotes for the top wild card spot and four points ahead the Dallas Stars, who won earlier in the night, for a playoff spot.
The Coyotes (36-27-12) managed to get the puck past Ilya Bryzgalov once and that took a fluky bounce off Mikkel Boedker and over the goaltender's shoulder with the man advantage. The Wild's penalty kill had struggled in recent games, but were outstanding on their final three man short opportunities.
The Wild return to action Monday against the Los Angeles Kings at the Staples Center.
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No. 3 - Mikko Koivu. The Wild forward recorded two assists.
No. 2 - Jared Spurgeon. The Wild defenseman scored a goal.
No. 1 - Zach Parise. The Wild forward scored two goals.
Minnesota……0 0 3 - 3
Phoenix………1 0 0 - 1
First Period - 1, Phoenix, Boedker 19 (Doan, Ekman-Larsson) 3:19 (pp). Penalties - Bench, MIN (too many men; served by Fontaine), 2:28; Niederreiter, MIN (tripping), 13:42; Suter, MIN (slashing), 15:45; Hanzal, PHX (unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:45.
Second Period - None. Penalties - Koivu, MIN (interference), 3:45; Summers, PHX (interference), 14:43.
Third Period - 2, Minnesota, Parise 26 (Koivu), 8:03. 3, Minnesota, Spurgeon 5 (Pominville, Granlund), 12:57. 4, Minnesota, Parise 27 (Koivu), 19:17 (en). Penalties - Prosser, MIN (slashing), 5:02; Yandle, PHX, misconduct (10-minute), 19:17; Doan, PHX, misconduct (10-minute), 19:17.
Shots on goal - Minnesota 7-9-14 30. Phoenix 12-9-3 24.
Goalies - Minnesota, Bryzgalov (23-24). Phoenix, Greiss (27-29). Referees - Brad Watson, Brian Pochmara. Linesmen - Steve Miller, Bryan Pancich.


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Changes in weather
By avalon on Aug 15, 2007
In Melbourne, Australia, the city I come from, it is not uncommon for there to be quite dramatic changes in the temperature outside. A 10C drop in as many minutes is not uncommon in summer as a change sweeps through. An example of how dramatic this can be can be seen here, from the 15th of November, 2003, 2 weeks before the official start of summer:
The nice part about this graph is that it was lovely and warm during the day (bordering on hot), so perfect weather for the beach, but by the time peek hour had arrived and everyone wanted to go home, it was rapidly cooling off. Doesn't always work that way though.
Of course it can get hot in summer, quite rapidly, too:
Both of the images in this blog entry are brough to you courtesy of Andrew Watkins' web page with real time weather observations of Melbourne - http://www.earthsci.unimelb.edu.au/~awatkins/melbtemp.html.
Footnote: there may well be other days with better illustrations of how rapidly our weather changes in Melbourne, these were just a couple I found quite quickly.

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TUCSON ?- The No. 4 Arizona women's and the No. 5 men's swimming and diving teams completed the final dual meet competition of the 2006-07 season this afternoon, as the women defeated No. 23 ASU 174-114 and the men posted a 178-95 victory against the No. 21 Sun Devils.
"This was a very good (dual meet) season," head coach Frank Busch said. "It's always nice to beat ASU, but now I'm really looking forward to the next couple of months. We are in a typical place for this time of year where nothing comes easy for us. The only way to change that is to rest and get polished up for the Pac-10 and NCAA Championships."
The women's team (8-2, 4-2 Pac-10) won 11 of 16 events during today's competition, beginning with the 200 medley relay comprised of redshirt freshman Justine Schluntz, freshman Annie Chandler, sophomore Lara Jackson and junior Lacey Nymeyer, which won with a time of 1:41.89. In the 1000 free, freshman Joni Zimmerman finished first with a time of 10:07.96.
In the 200 free, the Wildcats took the top-three places, as Nymeyer won the event with a time of 1:48.94, freshman Leon?© Vorster, who joined the Wildcats in January from South Africa, finished second (1:51.68) and senior Whitney Myers finished third (1:51.74).
Freshman Ana Agy and Schluntz tied for first-place in the 100 back with a time of 55.93 and in the 100 breast, Chandler finished first (1:02.30), sophomore Jessica Embick finished second (1:04.00), and junior Jacquelyn Craft finished third (1:04.08). Freshman Jenny Forster won the 200 fly with a time of 2:02.95 and senior Emily Strouse finished second (2:03.86); while
Nymeyer won her second individual event in the 100 free, finishing with a time of 50.93, while sophomore Anna Turner finished second (51.24) and sophomore Lindsey Kelly finished third (51.83). Craft finished first in the 200 breast with a time of 2:15.88 and Agy finished second in the 100 fly (54.83). Freshman Andrea Boritzke won the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:06.36 and classmate Caitlin Iversen finished second (2:07.04).
Finishing off today's competition was the 200 free relay team of Jackson, Kelly, senior Kathryn Elofson and Schluntz, which finished second with a time of 1:33.72.
On the diving side, senior Megan MacDonald won the 3-meter event with 268.73 points, while senior Holly Kast finished third in the 1-meter with 218.77 points.
"ASU always brings a good team so it's good to go up against them as our final competition before the big meets," head diving coach Michele Mitchell said. "Most of the divers are competing at the level they should be and I'm very optimistic going into the Pac-10 Championships."
The men's team (6-3, 3-2 Pac-10) also won 11 of 16 events beginning with the 200 medley relay of freshman Jake Tapp, junior Ivan Barnes, junior Albert Subirats and freshman Jordan Smith, which won with a time of 1:29.48.
Junior Matt Biel won the 1000 free with a time of 9:11.94, and sophomore Nicolas Nilo won the 200 free with a time of 1:38.14. In the 100 back, senior Adam Ritter and Tapp took the top two spots, as Ritter finished first (49.69) and Tapp finished second (50.20).
In the 100 breast, sophomore Josh Arreguin finished first with a time of 55.93 and Barnes finished second with a time of 56.37. Junior Darren Maxwell finished first in the 200 fly with a time of 1:50.19 and sophomore David Pursley finished second (1:51.41).
Three Wildcats dominated the 50 free, as Nilo finished first (20.48), Smith finished second (20.72) and Ritter was third (20.87). Ritter won his second individual race in the 100 free with a time of 44.51 and Smith finished second with a time of 45.52.
The Wildcats swam exhibition races in three different events, each posting a time that was good enough to take first-place. Freshman Bryan O'Connor swam a time of 1:48.55 in the 200 back, Arreguin swam a time of 2:03.01 in the 200 breast and freshman Jean Basson swam a time of 4:30.43 in the 500 free.
Junior Darian Townsend finished first in the 100 fly with a time of 48.93 and O'Connor finished first in the 200 individual medley with a time of 1:52.07.
In the diving well, redshirt junior Matt Bisordi finished second in both springboard events, posting 325.04 points in the 1-meter and 321.68 in the 3-meter.


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Scripture Reading: Galatians 2:20
"I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me."
Unless you read and meditate on the above scripture, you will certainly miss what Paul wanted us to know. This is one of the most profound scriptures in the Bible in reference to identifying with Jesus and having a relationship with Him.
In order to be in right standing with God, we must have a relationship with God. That relationship is two-fold. Our relationship with God is based on our salvation and our identification.
The very first step in establishing a relationship with God is to accept the gift of salvation. Then we will belong in the family of God. Our salvation experience is the beginning of our relationship with God. Without salvation, there can be no relationship.
The second part of our relationship with God is our identification. Our salvation takes care of our eternal security in heaven, and our identification takes care of our daily walk here on earth. Being identified with Christ means we are not our own. We have been bought with a price. Because of that, we must surrender our entire being to the God who created us. We no longer live, but Christ lives in us. It is Jesus Christ living His life in us and through us.
In summary, our relationship with God is based on our salvation and on our identification. When we have both, then we can be confidently assured that we are in right relationship with Him. Our daily walk becomes honorable and pleasing to God.
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Animal activists are urging Italian authorities to spare the life of Daniza, a mother brown bear who attacked a man hunting for mushrooms in the northern provence of Trentino citing the fact that she was nursing her cubs and was only protecting them. In the meantime, Alessandro Olivi, Trentino's vice president, has signed an order for her capture "for the sake of public safety," and noted that Daniza is currently "under surveillence." He also stated that, "the bear's life would only be at risk should she pose "an imminent, serious and not avoidable danger for the operators of the capture and third parties".
However, Caterina Rosa Marino of the League for the Abolition of Hunting sees not valid reason to take the bear into custody, arguing that Maturi had stumbled across Daniza in "the only circumatance which is really dangerous: encountering a mother with her cubs".
In the meantime, Massimiliano Rocco of WWF Italia, was quoted stating that "Capturing Daniza now, preventing her from raising her cubs, would be an historic defeat for environmentalists who reintroduced the bears back into the region from 1999-2001 by importing 10 brown bears from Slovenia into the Dolomite Mountains, where they are now thriving, much to the objection of local farmers, who complain that the animals have been killing sheep, lambs and goats.
According to the victim, Daniele Maturi, 38, he was searching the woods near Pinzolo (in the center of the Dolomite Mountains) when Daniza, attacked, viciously biting and scratching him.
"She seemed crazy," he told local television station TNN after being released from hospital. "She chased me. She took me with one paw on my back; she made a hole in my back. I was on the ground and then she jumped on top of me injuring my wrist, leg, knee and back."


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Published: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 at 12:30 a.m.
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Editor: On behalf of the Martin Luther King Jr. Monday Night Committee, I would like to thank the Rev. Daryl Thomas and the congregation of Union Baptist Church for opening your doors for our Monday night service. We thoroughly enjoyed the evening and were richly blessed through the entire service.
Thanks to the Rev. Tom King and Grace Episcopal Church for the beautiful bulletins for the evening. Thanks to the Rev. Jimmy Griffin for a most inspiring message, trust in Jesus. Thanks to the Rev. Randy Scott, the Rev. Ray Nance Howell III, the Rev. Timothy Williams, Alice Griffin for introducing the Rev. Griffin (her spouse), our honorable mayor for his most humble yet inspiring remarks, the MLK Gospel Fest Choir, our city officials, our praise dancers from Union Baptist Church, Flies Chapel Baptist Church and New Life Worship Center. I am also thankful for Makia Cade for choreographing the dance. Thanks to the MLK Gospel Fest Choir, and to you the congregation in attendance; without you we would not be complete. If I omitted anyone, please charge to my head, not my heart.
To the committee, I couldn't do it without you. Ronald Reid, a faithful committee member, was called home before the program; we truly miss him. (Others are) Norma Borders, Denise Clodfelter, the Rev. Tom King, the Rev. Dr. Herbert Miller II, Nandra Gant and Geraldene Perkins.
Again, thank you all, and may God continue to bless and keep you all.
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You're during fine if you see 'Oklahoma!'
Published: Tuesday, July 23, 2013 at 3:29 p.m.
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Come see the play that brought together Broadway's legendary musical team – Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein.
Opera House Theatre Company will perform "Oklahoma!" at 8 p.m. July 31-Aug. 3, Aug. 9-10 and Aug. 16-17 and 3 p.m. Aug. 4, 11 and 18 at Thalian Hall, 301 Chestnut St. in Wilmington.
"Oklahoma!" tells the story of two young women, each courted by two very different men. The performance features some of the best known productions in American musical history including "Oh What a Beautiful Mornin'," and the unforgettable title song, "Oklahoma!"
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Green Poop in Adults-How to Proficiently Deal with Green Feces in Adults
So, you poop is green and you are wanting to know precisely what is going on. The actuality is that it is not as sinister as you could assume. Green Stools or Poop in adults is often fairly organic and there are plenty of reasons why your poop is green.
The very first purpose for green poop is one thing that one's body produces naturally. Your gall bladder secretes this bright green substance referred to as bile. Bile is used for the entire body to ingest fats and vitamins. Because it passes by the digestive tract,
why is my poop green
it's going to change from green to yellow to brown (that is what you see within the other end).
So, if you see green poop, probabilities are quite very good that your meals went by the digestive tract more rapidly than normal resulting in bile not being capable to alter colour from green to brown. You could possibly see this in diarhhea as typically diarhhea doesn't keep in your system long enough for the bile to leech nutrients in the digested meals.
Is green poop in adults a trigger for concern?
It depends. For those who have green feces frequently then it can be a clear indicator you may have a bigger difficulty. The cause is that chances are you'll not be finding adequate nutrients through the digestive and elimination cycle. Detoxifying one's body may well be a good answer and there are many natural treatments for constipation you can check out likewise.
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Brewer pushed back against her own GOP conservatives bringing forth examples of religious rights infringements in other states.
"I have not heard one example in Arizona where a business owner's religious liberty has been violated," Brewer said. "The bill is broadly worded and could result in unintended and negative consequences."
Gay supporters were very pleased to hear of the Republican Governor's decision to veto the bill with an explosion of applause coming from the Capital building Wednesday after she made her announcement.
Nevertheless, Brewer approached the religious right with understanding regarding the highly divisive Gay debate but stated bill 1062 was not the answer.
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WSU cuts the all-time series to 98-167 ...WSU trails at home 61-69.
WSU has won seven-straight over the Huskies.
Kyle Weaver reached the 20-point plateau for just the second time in his career...first came in overtime against Stanford this season...he finished with 20 points.
Weaver moved into 19th in the WSU career scoring record books...he now has 1,080 points.
The overtime game is the second of the season for the Cougars...WSU is 1-1 coming into this game in extra period games this season...3-4 under Tony Bennett...first double-overtime game of the season.
Last overtime game against Washington was a 74-68 loss at Friel Court Feb. 5, 2000...only other double-overtime game with UW resulted in a 78-74 win at Seattle March 5, 1965.
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The Richmond Ballet is coming to Princeton.
This Friday at 8:00 p.m. we have a chance to see an amazing treat, when the Chuck Mathena Center will present a performance by the Richmond Ballet Company. The Richmond Ballet is the first professional ballet company formed in Virginia, and they strive to promote and preserve the ballet art form.
They will be presenting three different works on Friday evening: Misa Criolla, To Familiar Spaces in Dream, and Vestiges.
The music for Misa Criolla was written by Argentine composer Ariel Ramirez, who passed away on the 18th of this month at age 88. The Washington Post described the music as "a stunning artistic achievement". In 2008 the choreography by William Soleau was commissioned for the Richmond Ballet.
To Familiar Spaces in Dream was choreographed by Jessica Lang, with music by Philip Glass, Craig Armstrong, and John Cage, and its World Premiere was in 2005 by the Richmond Ballet. The Richmond Times-Dispatch says that it "seethes with kinetic energy barely held in check".
Vestiges was choreographed by Colin Connor, with music by Michael Nyman, and received its World premiere in 2000 by the Richmond Ballet. It is described as "a thought-provoking piece that's even more relevant today than when it was first conceived."
They will also be presenting a master class for local advanced ballet students on Thursday evening from 7:30 to 9:00. According to Spring Turner, Executive Director of the Chuck Mathena Center, there are 20 maximum participants, and there are four remaining spots. To participate call 304.425.5128, the cost is $20.
If you are looking for a great way to spend your Friday night, come experience this beautiful art form. You can purchase tickets in person at the box office, order by phone at 304.425.5128 or 877.425.5128, or purchase online at www.chuckmathenacenter.org. Tickets will be available at the door, and the cost is $22 for adults and $12 for students and children.


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Have you ever had someone tell you that timing is everything? I have. More times than I can count. Of course when I was being told this, it was usually someone explaining why they couldn't date me. This got me thinking. Timing truly is everything, whether it is referring to love or to the circumstances leading to a photograph being taken.
Included in this book is a collection of photographs where I feel timing worked in my favor. Hopefully you will agree as well. Enjoy!
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Over the past year, Allie's accomplishments have spread across the many parts of our business. After her promotion to Chief Marketing Officer in November, Allie and her team went above and beyond for the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the launch of ONE by AOL and most recently our 2015 NewFront. All of these events were monumental and Allie's leadership skills were imperative to the great success we saw.
"As CMO of AOL, Allie demonstrates exceptional talent, leadership, poise and determination and we are proud to see her recognized among the industries top female leaders on The 2015 Women to Watch List," said Bob Lord, President of AOL.
Last year, Advertising Age honored women like Blaire Christie (President, Cisco), Patti Clifford (Chief Talent Officer, Havas Creative Group), Kristin Patrick (Senior VP-Global CMO, Pepsi) and Karen Quintos (CMO, Dell), to name a few, and we're thrilled to see Allie join the ranks of these women. Cheers, Allie!
Let's spread the word and congratulate @alliekline on social using the hashtag #w2w2015.


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Auction To Benefit Surfers Healing
Every Holiday season, Surfers Healing has an online auction to help raise money for their non-profit organization in order to support children with autism. Please take a look at all of the items.
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HISTORY of SURFERS HEALING
Surfers Healing was founded by Israel and Danielle Paskowitz.Their son, Isaiah, was diagnosed with autism at age three. Like many autistic children, he often suffered from sensory overload-- simple sensations could overwhelm him. The ocean was the one place where he seemed to find respite.


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Keith Urban's 2014 'Raise 'Em Up' Tour visits the Boston area with a show Saturday July 26th at 7:00 p.m. at Mansfield, Massachusetts Xfinity Center. The New Zealand born and Australian raised country singer and songwriter is touring across the world in support of his latest release Fuse, his seventh studio album.
His unique talent has brought in into numerous collaborations, such as the Rolling Stones, Alicia Keys, John Fogerty, Tim McGraw, Steven Tyler and Vince Gill, amongst many others. Last year, Urban introduced a new collection of guitars known as the Urban Guitar Collection on the "Home Shopping Network," with proceeds going to the Grammy Foundation and Mr. Holland's Opus Fund. The sale sold out in just a matter of hours
For the upcoming "Country Music Awards" on June 4th, Urban has four nominations, in two categories, one, collaboration with Miranda Lambert with "We Were Us," and the second for collaboration with Tim McGraw and Taylor Swift for "Highway Don't Care".
In 2006, Urban checked into the Betty Ford Clinic for treatment due to alcohol abuse. Urban had just released the album Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing and was about to embark on a concert tour, when he abruptly cancelled to seek treatment. "I deeply regret the hurt this has caused Nicole (Kidman) and the ones that love and support me," Urban said in a statement, according to "People" magazine. "One can never let one's guard down on recovery, and I'm afraid that I have. With the strength and unwavering support I am blessed to have from my wife, family and friends, I am determined and resolved to a positive outcome."
In 2012, Urban was selected as a judge for the popular TV series "American Idol", and continues to remain popular in the country Billboard charts. From his first album in 1988, Urban has reached the pinnacle of country music and highly successful entertainer.


text: Wednesday November 30th, 2005 informationliberation.com Illuminati Symbolism On Nickelodeon (Cremation of Care) Last night (Thanksgiving) my brother was watching nickelodeon and in-between the show and a block of commercials I caught this. The segment consisted of a little girl walking onto a stage and flipping her eyelids inside-out to applause. Then as she walked off the stage the Nick logo splattered onto the screen this time with a ton of all-seeing-eyes flying around. I went frame by frame with my DVR (same thing as TiVo basicly) and took pictures. After the last picture it just fades to black and goes to commercials.


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Jason Bateman makes his directorial debut in the new movie, "Bad Words." Bateman, 45, both stars in and directs the film set to be released on March 14. According to the Los Angeles Times on Mar. 11, he remembered his own childhood as a star when working with Rohan Chand.
'I remembered what I needed to hear as a little kid to feel comfortable and safe on set.'
Jason Bateman channeled his inner child and that helped to put himself into the shoes of the young Chand. They both really connected well both in front of and behind the camera. The actor came across as natural rather than just acting in his role. Chand noticed Bateman's technique with him as well.
'He was a kid actor too, and I think he knows how I would like to be treated and how I feel.'
Jason Bateman is best known for his role as a child actor in the hit television series "Little House on the Prairie," "Silver Spoons" and "The Hogan Family." Most recently he played Michael Bluth in the series resurrected on Netflix, "Arrested Development."
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Apple iPad: Goldman on What it Means for RIMM, AMZN, GOOG
We've touched on some of the implications of Apple's iPad launch for Amazon.com and Google and Adobe and more. But as most market watchers are always interested in what Goldman has to say, we figured we'd pass along this concise take from the gold-plated investment bank's research note published Tuesday on the implications of the iPad for ot.
Adobe (Buy) – Buyers on CS5 cycle, long-term secular tailwinds, acknowledge risk from Apple positioning
We are buyers as we expect the CS5 product cycle to exceed expectations, which should drive the stock over the coming 18 months as Flash is immaterial to Adobe's near-term financials. Flash remains dominant in the PC ecosystem, and while Apple's positioning may hinder its mobile ubiquity, it is being embraced by other mobile platform vendors, and can be used as a point of differentiation.
Amazon (Buy) – Even if iPad crushes Kindle, Amazon should take share in e-books
- We believe the iPad could marginalize the Kindle, which accounts for ~2% of Amazon's revenue. Modest Amazon e-book sales on the iPad, combined with substantial e-book sales on other platforms (where Amazon could be the default bookstore given its recommendation engine and global reach), should enable Amazon to remain a leader in e-books even without Kindles, supporting our forecast for 10% per year North America book revenue growth and our buy rating on the stock.
Apple (Neutral) – Apple's dominance in mobile ecosystem a L-T positive, but the near term upside is limited
- The iPad and the upcoming iPhone OS 4.0 should further solidify Apple's leadership in mobile Apps, with the App Store potentially becoming a $3 bn+ annual revenue business for Apple by 2011. That said, we think the company's positive long term outlook and very favorable investor sentiment are mostly captured in the stock's YTD outperformance, leading to our Neutral rating.
Google (Conviction list-Buy) – Search engines remain valuable in an App store world
- App stores compete against search engines for "navigation searches", and we estimate the threat at around 6% of queries and less than 5% of search revenue. Search engines will likely remain the primary and dominant navigation tool, while App stores carve out a secondary niche as aggregators for certain types of paid-for content. We retain our Conviction Buy rating on Google shares.
Microsoft (Buy) – Buy on product cycles; secular headwinds likely already reflected in discount multiple
- We remain buyers of MSFT shares, based on a return to innovation driving a series of product cycles. We view the risks underscored by the iPad launch (mobile disintermediating Microsoft's ownership of the endpoint) as reflected in the stock's discount multiple. Microsoft's mobile strategy is still very much in show-me mode with ~10% share, accounting for 1% of revenue.
Research in Motion (Sell) – The iPad shifts the battleground further to Apps and browsers, diminishing RIM's advantage
- The iPad compounds Apple's advantage in Apps, which we view as the key determinant of success in smartphones currently. We rate RIM shares Sell as we expect its products to increasingly lose differentiation as the focus shifts from email, where RIM leads all competitors, to Apps and browsers, where RIM lags both the iPhone and Android.
Particularly interesting that the geeks at Goldman have a "neutral" rating on Apple, one of the most beloved stocks on the Street, even if it is based on the valuation.


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Use splash in a sentence
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Indirect enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) are frequently run as endpoint ELISAs (e-ELISAs). However, kinetic ELISAs (k-ELISAs) have certain advantages over e-ELISAs. The objective of this study was to understand the relationship between e-ELISA and k-ELISA results. Specifically, to determ...
Pathogenesis of frog virus 3 (Ranavirus sp, Iridoviridae) in the wood frog, Rana sylvatica (Lithobates sylvaticus)
Amphibian populations suffer massive mortalities from infection with Frog Virus 3 (FV3, Ranavirus, Iridoviridae), a pathogen also responsible for mortalities of fish and reptiles. Wood frogs, Rana sylvatica, have been proposed as a research model to study diseases of native amphibians in North A...
The effects of selenium (Se) supplementation and source on equine immune function have not been extensively studied. This study examined the effects of oral Se supplementation and Se source on aspects of innate and adaptive immunity in horses. Fifteen horses were assigned to 1 of 3 groups (5 horses/...
Effects of orally administered immunostimulants on inflammatory gene expression and sea lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) burdens on Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
Sea lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) are the most economically important ectoparasites affecting Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) culture worldwide. In recent years the efficacy of historically successful treatments has been on the decline. As such, a new management strategy for controlling lice infectio...
Proteomic and biochemical approaches to investigate the interactions between the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica and the MSX parasite, Haplosporidium nelsoni
The host parasite system of the MSX parasite, Haplosporidium nelsoni, in the eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica, poses many challenges for experimental study. The interactions that are involved in the development of the typically high prevalence and intensities of disease encountered in certain e...
Original research: the effects of selenium source on measures of selenium status of mares and selenium status and immune function of their foals
The effect of organic and inorganic sources of selenium (Se) on measures of Se status of mares and their foals, Se concentrations of colostrum and milk, and indices of immune function of foals was studied. Twenty late-gestation Standardbred mares were randomly assigned to one of two groups. All mare...
Using a randomized controlled trial design, a randomly allocated intervention group of 15 cows received a slow-release bolus that delivered 100 days of monensin. The negative control group of 15 cows received a placebo bolus that was identical to the monensin bolus, except without the monensin. Two ...
Immune response to fish microsporidia is still unknown and there are current research trying to elucidate the events involved in the immune response to this parasite. There is evidence suggesting the role of innate immune response and it is clear that adaptive immunity plays an essential part for el...
Immune response to fish microsporidia is still unknown and there are current research trying to elucidate the events involved in the immune response to this parasite. There is evidence suggesting the role of innate immune response and it is clear that adaptive immunity plays an essential part for el...
Identification and expression of immune-related genes in hemocytes of soft-shell clams, Mya arenaria, challenged with Vibrio splendidus
Although the mollusc immune system has been studied at the cellular level, the response to pathogens at gene expression level has not been thoroughly investigated. This study aimed to investigate the early molecular response of hemocytes of soft-shell clams, Mya arenaria, to Vibrio splendidus strain...
The effect of age on the immune response of horses to vaccination in proceedings of the second Merial European comparative vaccinology symposium : vaccination challenges in ageing populations
Efficacy of intraperitoneally and orally administered ProVale, a yeast beta-(1,3)/(1,6)-D-glucan product, in inhibiting xenoma formation by the microsporidian Loma salmonae on rainbow trout gills
The objectives of the research were to compare the efficacy of ProVale yeast beta-glucan (beta-glucan) with that of a previously tested research-grade yeast beta-glucan preparation when administered as an intraperitoneal (IP) injection and to also pilot test the effectiveness of ProVale yeast beta-g...
Morphological and molecular effects of Vibrio splendidus on hemocytes of softshell clams, Mya arenaria
Hemocytes Constitute the cellular part of the mollusc immune system and are involved in phagocytosis; the production of toxic oxygen radicals, antimicrobial peptides, opsonizing molecules, and lysozymes; digestion, excretion, and nutrient transport. In this study, we investigated the phenotypic resp...
Corrigendum to "Selection and evaluation of housekeeping genes for haemocytes of soft-shell clams (Mya arenaria) challenged with Vibrio splendidus" [J. Invertebr. Pathol. 99 (2008) 326–331]
Background: The proportion of geriatric horses within the equine population has increased in the past decade, but there is limited information on the immune function of these animals. Hypothesis: Aged horses will have a lesser increase in serum antibody response to vaccination. Animals: Thirty-four ...
Angiostrongylus vasorum, French Heartworm, is a metastrongylid nematode infecting the pulmonary arteries and right heart of wild and domestic canids in various regions of the world. Infection in dogs can result in fatal cardiopulmonary disease. A single endemic focus of A. vasorum in North America o...
Selection and evaluation of housekeeping genes for haemocytes of soft-shell clams (Mya arenoria) challenged with Vibrio splendidus
Gene expression Studies have opened a tremendous field of investigation in biological research over the last decades. Expression of genes is most frequently quantified by real time PCR (RT-qPCR), as this method has proven to be highly sensitive. One of the critical steps, however, in comparing trans...
Development of an effective whole-spore vaccine to protect against microsporidial gill disease in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) by using a low-virulence strain of Loma salmonae
In determining the effective vaccine spore dose of a low-virulence strain of Loma salmonae to limit micro-sporidial gill disease in trout, we found that fish receiving 10(3) to 10(5) killed spores had the best protection against experimental infection, with 85% fewer xenomas in their gills than in t...
Timing of intraperitoneal administration of beta -1,3/1,6 glucan to rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum), affects protection against the microsporidian Loma salmonae
Induction time for resistance to microsporidial gill disease caused by Loma salmonae following vaccination of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) with a spore-based vaccine
Resistance to re-infection of rainbow trout to Loma salmonae, a microsporidian gill parasite has been previously documented and this study examined how rapidly this resistance develops. Naive rainbow trout were inoculated intraperitoneally (IP) with an inactivated spore-based vaccine and were then g...
Intraperitoneal administration of beta-1,3/1,6-glucan to rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum), protects against Loma salmonae
Cellular immunity in salmonids infected with the microsporidial parasite Loma salmonae or exposed to non-viable spores
Following a per os challenge of naive rainbow trout with live spores of Loma salmonae, head kidney mononuclear cells (MNC) in culture were able to proliferate in response to crude soluble parasite extract or intact dead spores. A significant response was seen by week 2 post-exposure and a maximum re...
The meconium aspiration syndrome is an important cause of respiratory distress in newborn infants. Alveolar macrophages (AMs) provide a first line of defense in the lower respiratory tract against inhaled pathogens and particles such as meconium. In this study, we examined the effect of meconium on ...


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Whatever goes up, must come down. The Connecticut Sun are living proof that this age-old adage continues to have relevance today.
The Sun, the hottest team in the WNBA as recently as three games ago, fell victim to the current hottest road team in the league, the San Antonio Stars, 74-71, before a disappointing crowd of 4,873 fans at the Mohegan Sun on Tuesday night. The game was also televised throughout Connecticut on WCTX My9.
It was the third straight loss for the Sun, who had won six straight before the current skid. Connecticut's Katie Douglas led all scorers with 25 points, while second-year forward/center Kelsey Bone put up a double-double—12 points, 14 rebounds—for Connecticut. Chiney Ogwumike, who was named the WNBA's Rookie of the Month for the second straight time on Monday, got into early foul trouble and was held to just six points.
"I realize that when I get into early foul trouble I tend to be more passive," said Ogwumike, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 WNBA Draft. "At this point, I'm trying to be more aggressive and physical within the confines of the game. I'm learning a lot early on about what I can and cannot do, but I just have to keep my head up and keep playing hard and hopefully things will start coming together."
Veteran leader Becky Hammon led the scoring parade for San Antonio with 18 points, while Danielle Robinson had a tremendous all-around effort with 17 points, seven assists and three steals. Kayla McBride added 15 points for the Stars, who improved to 9-8 for the season.
The Sun led by seven, 20-13, at the first turn, and by three, 30-27, at half-time. The Stars stepped on the gas coming out of the locker room at intermission, however, and led by 12 points, 55-43, with 1:07 remaining in the third. The Sun answered back with a 18-6 run over the next nine minutes spanning the third and fourth periods to knot the score at 61-61 with 2:42 remaining in regulation.
Jayne Appel, who played at Stanford with Ogwumike's older sister and current Los Angeles Sparks standout Nneka, as well as Connecticut's Kayla Pedersen, stopped the Sun run with a layup at the 2:25 mark, staking the Stars to a 63-61 advantage. Soon thereafter, the San Antonio defense trapped Sun point guard Renee Montgomery, who heaved up a three-pointer as the shot clock expired. Officials ruled that the clock had indeed expired, turning the ball over to the Stars. McBride responded with a bomb from downtown Norwich giving San Antonio 66-61 lead with just 1:45 left.
The teams exchanged possessions for a minute before Alyssa Thomas sent McBride to the line with her third personal foul. McBride calmly knocked down two from the charity stripe, and San Antonio was up by seven, 68-61, with 45.7 ticks left on the clock.
A three-pointer by Allie Hightower, the fourth-year veteran from LSU, cut the San Antonio lead to four, 68-64, with only 27.9 seconds remaining in regulation. Douglas immediately stopped the clock by fouling Robinson, who hit both of her free-throw chances to put San Antonio up by five, but the Sun had one last gasp left.
Douglas drove the lane and put in a layup to cut the margin to three with 9.2 seconds left in regulation, but any chances the Sun had for a comeback went up in smoke when Hightower fouled Hammon, who dropped in two from the line, putting San Antonio up by five, 74-69, with only 8.3 seconds left on the clock.
Douglas scored on a meaningless put-back of a desperation three-point attempt by Alex Bentley as time expired for the final 74-71 margin.
The Stars, who won their second straight game, improved to 6-3 on the road, but are just 3-5 at home. "There is no secret," said San Antonio head coach Dan Hughes. "We have had a couple of good defensive games in a row and that helps you win on the road, but I don't know, if I had the secret, I would feel like I'm smart."
The Sun, who fell to 8-9, will have little time to ponder the recent woes as they prepare for Skylar Wiggins and the Tulsa Shock, who will visit Uncasville on Thursday. Tip-off at the Mohegan Sun Arena is set for 7 p.m. There will be no local or national television, but the game will be streamed live on WNBA Live Access.
"The last three games we lost sight of ourselves a little bit," said Bone, who came to the Sun from the New York Liberty on draft day in the blockbuster trade for Tina Charles. "Things that we were doing when we were winning six games in a row... we've kind of gotten away from it. We've got to get back to what we were doing [during our] winning streak."


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Teenager stabbed to death named
18:41 16 September 2012
A teenager who was stabbed to death has been named.
Kevin Ssali , of Whitworth Road, Norwood, was stabbed just before 9.45pm yesterday in Burnt Ash Road, Lee.
Police, London Ambulance Service and an ambulance helicopter attended and the 14-year-old was taken to a south London hospital suffering stab injuries, but he died at the hospital.
It is believed Kevin was travelling on a route 202 bus through Lee Green, SE12. The bus's destination was The Royal Standard in Charlton.
As the victim got off the bus in Burnt Ash Road he was attacked and stabbed. Officers are trying to establish if there was some sort of altercation on board the bus which led to the incident.
Detective Chief Inspector Mark Dunne from the Homicide and Serious Crime Command is leading the investigation. He said: "I am appealing for anyone who travelled on the route 202 bus on its way through the Lee area just before 9.45pm on Saturday night to speak to my officers. Did you witness an altercation or argument involving a group of male youths?
"I would also like to speak to anyone who was in Burnt Ash Road, where the victim got off the bus. I need to know what the series of events were which culminated in a 14-year-old boy losing his life."
A post mortem is due to take place at Greenwich Mortuary tomorrow.
Three men, all believed to be in their mid to late teens, have been arrested on suspicion of murder and they have been taken to a south London police station, where they remain in custody.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has information should call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
In an unrelated incident police were called to reports of a man stabbed in New Cross Road at around 3.55am this morning. The 19-year-old was taken to a south London hospital where he remains in a critical condition. No one has been arrested.


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If you owned a giant robot that could kick the crap out of anything or anyone, you'd probably have the same smirk Hugh Jackman has on his face in this new clip from 'Reel Steel.' In the upcoming action flick, Jackman plays former boxer Charlie Kenton, who loses his chance at a championship when robots replace humans in the ring. So he teams up with his son, Max (Dakota Goyo) to build the ultimate fighter.
Look for 'Real Steel' in theaters on Oct. 7
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| A New Era Dawns |
Palm Springs, someone says. What comes to mind? All that Rat Pack and Old Hollywood history, of course … Jetsons-like interior design … an outdoor-indoor lifestyle that takes advantage of 330+ days of sunshine … and architecture spanning Spanish colonial to Fifties minimalist modern. There's the Walk of Stars downtown where sidewalks embedded with "golden palm stars" honor dead Presidents, show biz personalities, literary types, civic pioneers and others who called this desert resort home (or at least "second home")—from Bob Hope and Liberace to Bobby Thomas ("golf cart purveyor and golfing mentor"). In what other town can you stroll cactus-and-citrus-tree-lined residential streets to gawk at the house where Zsa Zsa Gabor (age 95) still lives and another where Elvis and Priscilla Presley honeymooned or Kirk Douglas and Dinah Shore shared a backyard tennis court? In short, the whole point of Palm Springs, or so it has long seemed to us, is being trapped in time. And playing golf. Even its vibrant gay scene—Palm Springs is billed as "America's Great Gay Oasis," and today there are more than 25 LGBT resorts plus many gay bars and restaurants—has not succeeded in dragging (no pun intended) the place into contemporary trends. As evidence, we submit the typical Palms Springs menu. Food & Wine lamented recently: stuck in the era of "steak and béarnaise cuisine." Okay, so what about those of us who insist on green living and organic, locavore eating? Can we green travelers feel at home in retro Palm Springs?
The answer: yes, enthusiastically. To our surprise and delight, the old P.S. gal looks simply marvelous in green.
It's all happened in the past five years, and this makeover has been led by two young tastemakers. One, Tara Lazar, is a native; her partner, Marco Rossetti, is from Milan. In 2008 they opened Cheeky's, a wildly popular breakfast and affordable lunch spot in the hip Uptown Design District where the menu changes weekly to take advantage of what's in season from local, sustainable farmers, the eggs and coffee are organic, the fish is wild caught. The New York Times loved the "devils on horseback" sandwich (dates, prosciutto, Gorgonzola and watercress on a baguette), but we couldn't resist the all-day breakfast menu, especially the parsnip pancakes with homemade applesauce and sour cream and the just-spicy-enough huevos rancheros with Peruano beans, and guacamole. Oh, and an order of sweet potato fries just because.
The success of Cheeky's with both locals and visitors led this dynamic duo to follow with two more stellar restaurants. In 2011 came casual but stylish Birba, with wood-fired pizzas and northern-Italian comfort food and the same conscientious food sourcing, including produce from within a 100-mile radius, as Cheeky's, which is right next door. Pizzas can be made with gluten-free crust and include several "white pizzas" that do not have tomato sauce. Except on weekends, Birba opens as the desert sun begins to wane, and most seating is al fresco. The inviting bar dabbles in mixology (the lemongrass rickey, a signature drink, is crafted from gin, fresh lemongrass, lime and Amarena cherries) and serves all Italian wines. Then, most recently, about a block away, there's Jiao, an upmarket take on Asian street food—clay pots, Vietnamese pho, yummy salads like tea-smoked pork belly with grapefruit, fennel, cilantro and black vinegar. Again, sustainable sourcing, an invitingly designed space with both indoor and outdoor seating, very reasonable prices.
You have to understand what a sea change in the desert this was. "We had Sambo's and Louise's Pantry, and they were institutions," to quote Tara on her food memories. "And then we were stuck with places that made food from the back of a Sysco [the massive restaurant food service] truck."
Not content with leading the way in green cuisine, they have also turned their inventive, sustainability-seeking eyes to lodging. The result: The Alcazar Palm Springs, a classic arrangement of adobe and terra-cotta-tile-roof rooms that wrap around a lovely pool edged by cushy loungers and big umbrellas. The location is perfect: just behind Cheeky's and Birba, in easy walking distance to the Design District and the center of downtown. Originally built in the 1950s on the grounds of a former clinic owned by Dr. Pepper (yes, the originator of the soft drink), the property was in disrepair when they bought it, but by applying the same formula as with their restaurants—design-driven but minimalist—they transformed the place into one of the few eco-friendly lodgings in Palm Springs. And one of the most affordable, with rates starting at just $79 in the off season.
Our room, a poolside king, had a fluffy white duvet, a mini-fridge, ceiling fan, free WiFi and local calls on the in-room phone and green bath amenities. Walls, ceilings and floors were painted a Santorini white—like sleeping inside a sugar cube, as one reviewer put it. In other words, quite sweet indeed. Other rooms have views to the mountains, fireplaces, private terrace and in-room Jacuzzi tub. The pool just beyond our door is chlorine-free saltwater. Townie cruiser bikes are yours to borrow. There's a cozy business center, and in the mornings Intelligensia coffee, from growers committed to healthy environmental and sustainable social practices, awaits for guests by the check-in desk, along with fresh croissants from Cheeky's.
"Everything we do, we try to keep it low impact," notes Robert Hunt, the general manager who came to the Alcazar from running a W Resort in Puerto Rico. He cites the green cleaning products used by housekeepers and water-conservation measures. He's hoping to add LED landscape lighting in the near future.
The compound is gated, the landscaping is vivid yet soothing against the backdrop of the pool and white adobe, and you feel as if you're in a private enclave for the fortunate few. And so you are: the Alcazar is a sustainable, stress-free alternative to the big hotel chains and resorts.
Yes, we did venture forth during our stay. A few eco-friendly highlights:
Another sustainable restaurant—Workshop Kitchen + Bar is an industrial-chic space in the Design District where chef/owner Michael Beckman (who studied at the Paul Bocuse Institute in Lyon, France, and apprenticed at a 3-star Michelin restaurant in Burgundy) has created a seasonally based "Americana" approach showcasing local farms that is playful and creative. Try the braised oxtail shepherd's pie and the shaved brussel sprout salad with pomegranate, hazelnuts, pecorino and aged balsamic and oil.
Desert explorations—Even if it's hot, a leisurely hike through Tahquitz Canyon's 1.8-mile loop is like a stroll through the Garden of Eden. Indian Canyons is managed by the Agua Caliente tribe and has 100 miles of hiking and equestrian trails through the desert. And near the airport, you can't miss (and can tour) the vast wind farm in the San Gorgonio Mountain Pass—more than 4,000 separate windmills that provide enough electricity to power Palm Springs and the entire Coachella Valley.
Get high—the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway takes you 8,516 feet above sea level to the top of Mount San Jacinto State Park, an alpine forest with 54 miles of scenic trails. The Swiss-made tram cars slowly rotate like a revolving restaurant, giving everyone 360-degree views. In winter you can visit snow and ice here, or stay snugly in the visitor center and have a drink at the bar. We meet a group of red-faced hikers, all in their 70s, who'd just finished a four-hour trek and say the summit on this day is 7-degrees F., plus wind chill.
Date sex, anyone? — It's in Indio, about 24 miles from Palm Springs, but Shields Date Garden is one of those roadside attractions that you don't find every day. Since 1924, when Floyd and Bess Shields came to the California desert and started this date farm, its been a sustainable operation—no chemicals or pesticides have ever been used and most of the varieties grown here are available as certified organic. And where else can you see a film on the sex life of the date? Order a thick, rich date shake and take a seat for the next screening.
Here's our bottom line: There's new energy in the desert, and a hopeful share of it is beautifully green. And unlike the Palm Springs of yesteryear, we're not talking golf course fairways or the limey pastels of its retirees' Bermuda shorts.


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A's catcher Derek Norris was winged by a foul ball Tuesday and needed a few moments to shake it off, but he said afterward he was fine.
He also announced he's no longer trying to hit home runs. He's hit 10 this year, but none in his last 99 plate appearances.
His average had been sliding a bit as he got up in the desire to go deep. Since his last home run on Aug. 9, he's averaged just .217 and his overall mark has slid from .299 to .277 entering play Wednesday.
"I've been swinging on `E','' Norris said of his month-long homer drought. "I'm going to leave that to the other guys.''


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When the Obama Administration was first crafting Obamacare, they knew that there was going to be a constitutional issue regarding religion. They also knew that the Religious Restoration Act of 1993 needed to be circumvented. It would have been easy to avoid a major portion of the resistance to Obamacare that many Christian businesses objected to besides Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood Specialties, however a purposeful action demonstrated the Democrats and liberals wanted a fight.
The religious exemption was arrogantly left out.
Hobby Lobby already was ahead of the curve regarding employee compensation with a generous minimum wage that is around $15.00 per hour and more. They already had a generous health care program that covered 16 of the 20 contraceptives mandated by Obamacare. Then the government became unreasonable.
There were only four "contraceptive care" procedures Hobby Lobby objected to which required the killing of potential embryos which violated the conscience of the owners that believe life began at conception. This is what they believed, not about somebody else's rights. There were plenty of vehicles already available where abortion of an embryo did not have to take place. This was about forcing somebody to participate in something there was a clear religious objection to do.
Besides Hobby Lobby and Constoga Wood Specialties, there were Catholic organizations and a number of Christian businesses that filed suit against the government mandate. The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) headed by Jay Sekulo filed numerous briefs on behalf of clients objecting to the violation of their religious principles. This was all about religious freedom and rights.http://www.onenewsnow.com/legal-courts/2014/01/06/numerous-lawsuits-vs-obamacare-%E2%80%93-who-will-emerge-victorious#.U7MnwPldXE0
This is not what is being presented by the media in the aftermath of the Supreme Court ruling nor before. Many of the left leaning liberal news outlets are lamenting that contraceptive care which killed the embryo is being halted as though there are no other options. Others are trumpeting that women's rights are being rolled back.
There is a refusal to acknowledge that the main Supreme Court verdict favored religious rights.
Democrats made it clear back in 2012 that there is little interest in the religious aspects or religious freedom. They actually booed the attempt to reinstate God back into its platform three times at the Democratic convention, however the chair overseeing the vote passed the measure to keep President Obama from being embarrassed. They were too humiliated to take a hand vote.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/05/dnc-god-jerusalem-platform_n_1859200.html
Avoiding the constitutional rights of the religious conservatives and organizations and using birth control and contraceptive care as a wedge to go around the laws of the land was a deliberate attempt to force compliance to the whims of Obama's crowd on abortion. Make no mistake about it, there were plenty of options being offered by Hobby Lobby for birth control through its health care plan already. The radical left wanted their abortion ideology rammed down the throat of anybody that opposed them. Meeting in the middle or compromising was a lie fabricated by abortion mad zealots that wanted absolute and complete capitulation.
If there was any way to go undermine the religious standards or freedoms of the conservatives, the Obama Administration did it….even if it meant ignoring the law. The Obama crowd even had the audacity to say that providing abortion services should not bother Hobby Lobby's religious convictions.
It was this arrogance that was addressed by the Supreme Court that stated it was not up to the government to decide what should bother the religious conscience of individuals. Just because the government does not care about the destruction of human life, it does not mean people with religious convictions should be forced to participate.
The government seems to be for rights for anyone accept people with religious convictions. The government has gone out of its way to water down the religious rights and this attitude is being picked up by the general public.
The Obama Administration has championed gay rights and continues to aggressively push this agenda even to foreign countries. While religious persecution continues to be the biggest world-wide problem, our government flies the rainbow flag in our foreign embassies as though this is the prime struggle. The media continues to be the water carrier for this agenda.http://www.countdown.org/en/entries/news/mainstream-media-ignores-christian-persecution-worldwide/
There is a war going on all right, but it certainly is not against women.


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London Whale Hearing: 'Mistakes Were Made'
"Mistakes were made."
Well, we didn't need Ina Drew to tell us that, but the Senate hearing into J.P. Morgan "London whale" trade, and the concurrent 300-page report, are shedding new light on what was going on inside the bank's Chief Investment Office as one trader's bad bet led to a $6 billion loss, and what it might mean for the industry and banking regulations.
Colin Barr stopped by the Markets Hub to shed his own light on the hearing.
Deal Journal continues to live blog the hearing, too.
For more MarketBeat and other streaming markets coverage from The Wall Street Journal, point your mobile browser to wsj.com/marketspulse.


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Silence: Contemporary relational and Freudian perspectives
By Jill Salberg
Our field has generated many theories, and along with these approaches, it has developed stereotypes. I would like to make a brief mention of these stereotypes and suggest that our panel today will redress some of these, hoping to reinvigorate intellectual conversation. The topic of analytic silence might bring to mind the caricature of the silent Freudian analyst, neither speaking nor answering questions. It might also include the Kleinian analyst, who is always interpreting and talking. And not just any talk, but specifically about breasts and penises and devouring and ripping apart with greedy destructiveness or deep despair over injuring the beloved—a definitely not so silent analyst. The Kohutian self psychology analyst is mirroring and reflecting back to the patient what feels far less like talking, perhaps rephrasing or returning a kind of recognition of what the patient has been saying. Then there is the caricature of the relational analyst, also often talking and enacting and self-disclosing, all while engaging the patient. No wonder we may be missing a bit of silence around here!
How accurate are any of these stereotypes? Like anything in life, there is a grain of truth to all of the characterizations, with each one capturing some of the paradox about the benefits and dilemmas in all analytic encounters.
As an introduction to the panel, I want to recall something about our early ancestors, specifically Freud and Ferenczi. I believe that silence for Freud was perhaps not as harsh a boundary as some later analysts from the postwar generation would have had us believe. In my reading of Freud I find him surprisingly unorthodox, weaving silence into the warp and weft of the fabric of the talking cure. He will ask patients to say whatever comes into their minds, but then can easily have a long conversation with them about some point he finds interesting and important. Here is but one example from his analysis, in 1933–1934, of the poet H.D., Hilda Doolittle. She writes,
The Professor himself is uncanonical enough; he is beating with his hand, with his fist, on the head-piece of the oldfashioned horsehair sofa…Consciously, I was not aware of having said anything that might account for the Professor's outburst. And even as I veered around, facing him, my mind was detached enough to wonder if this was some idea of his for speeding up the analytic content or redirecting the flow of associated images. The Professor said, "The trouble is—I am an old man—you do not think it worth your while to love me." (1956, p.21)
I want to counterpose this with Ferenczi, who refers to himself as an enfant terrible (p.127) in his essay "Child Analysis in the Analysis of Adults" (1931). In this essay he starts by defending Freud from accusations of orthodoxy by opponents of psychoanalysis. Ferenczi embodied paradox, writing first, "I urged the patient to deeper relaxation and more complete surrender to the impressions, tendencies, and emotions which quite spontaneously arose in him (p.129)." But then a few lines later he announces, "Now in certain cases it transpired that the analyst's cool, expectant silence, and his failure to manifest any reaction had the effect of disturbing the freedom of association (p.129)." My sense is that Ferenczi was, without overtly stating as such, arguing for flexibility and freedom in the analyst's relationship with silence and with speech.
We can see a disruption in our caricatures: Freud is quite noisy, pounding his fist and beseeching his patient, while Ferenczi, in many ways the birth mother of enactments, can either proffer a cool waiting silence or acknowledge its limits.
Doolittle, H.D. (1956). Tribute to Freud. New York, NY: Pantheon.
Ferenczi, S. (1931). Child analysis in the analysis of adults. In M. Balint (Ed.) Final Contributions to the problems and methods of psycho-analysis (pp.126-142). London, UK: Hogarth Press.
About the Author
Jill Salberg is faculty and clinical consultant at the NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis and the Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. She has written on Freud, gender, termination and the intersection of psychoanalysis and Jewish studies. She is a contributor and the editor of the book Good Enough Endings: Breaks, Interruptions and Terminations from Contemporary Relational Perspectives.


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This book contains nature and scenic photography as seen through my eyes at that moment in time. All photographs are taken from the East Coast of Australia. In this book you will find -beautiful sunsets over pine forests, storms coming in from sea, awesome cloud formations, the end of a rainbow travelling across sea at the head of a storm until it hits land, the Blue Mountains in Sydney and the scenic beauty around us. A more comprehensive collection of photographs can be viewed at my website where individual prints can also be purchased at - www.tjsphotoshop.com
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Iowa Items -- swam on school-record setting 200 medley (1:41.33) and 200 free (1:32.37) relays... her best 50 free time (23.18) ranks second on Iowa's all-time best performers list... also swam on two 200 medley, three 200 free and two 400 free relays that rank in the top 10 in school history.
2008-09 -- swam on school-record setting 200 free (1:32.37) and 200 medley (1:42.43) relays at Big Ten Championships... the 200 medley relay time also met NCAA B standards... won 50 free six times and swam on 13 winning relays... posted 13 individual top-three finishes... earned CSCAA all-academic individual honorable mention honors... academic all-Big Ten... letterwinner.
2007-08 -- swam on 200 (1:32.95) and 400 free relays (3:22.52) that led team, set then-school records and posted NCAA B standards... led team in 50 free (23.18), which met NCAA B standard and ranks second in school history... swam on team-leading 200 medley relay (1:43.81)... recorded five victories and 11 top-five finishes... swam collegiate bests in 50 (23.18) and 100 free (51.40), 50 breast (33.46) and 50 (27.13) and 100 fly (58.54)... academic all-Big Ten... letterwinner.
2006-07 -- swam on team-leading 200 free relay, which met NCAA B standard, and on 400 free relay... set season-bests in 50 free (23.59) and 100 free (52.66) at Big Ten meet... recorded seven top-five finishes... academic all-Big Ten... letterwinner.
High School -- four-time all-American, all-state and all-conference... team captain senior year... placed third in 50 free (23.77) at state meet senior year, setting school record... sectional 50 and 100 free champ senior year... won 50-yard free and 50 long course free at 2002 age group Junior Olympics... also lettered in water polo... National Honor Society member and Illinois State Scholar... coaches were Dick Raab and Mark Townsend.
Personal -- born March 30, 1988... daughter of Peter and Nancy deBruin... pharmacy major.
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The No. 21 Wildcats (6-2, 1-2 in Pac-10) look to get back on the winning track this weekend when they travel up to Tempe to take on ninth-ranked Arizona State (5-1, 2-1 in Pac-10). The Sun Devils are led by sophomore Allison Bradshaw, ranked 15th in the country in singles and 29th in doubles with her partner, junior Celena McCoury. Other ranked players include junior Karin Palme, ranked 41st, and freshman Mhairi Brown, who is perfect in dual match play (6-0) earning her a No. 94 ranking. ASU has won four matches in a row including a 5-1 victory over Oregon last weekend.
Arizona State has a 4-1 record against opponents common to Arizona while UA has a 3-2 mark. Each school defeated New Mexico and Texas Tech. The Sun Devils defeated USC (6-3) and Oregon (5-1), while the Wildcats fell to both. Arizona did log an impressive victory against UCLA (5-4) who turned around and beat ASU the following day, 6-3. Arizona is looking to snap a three-match losing streak to Arizona State. UA's last win against its in-state rival came on Feb. 28, 1998, when it won 5-4 up in Tempe.
The Lineup: Name Yr. Hometown Uzma Kahn Fr. Hyderabad, India Lindsay Blau So. Ossining, New York Michelle Gough Jr. Johannesburg, South Africa Vanessa Abel Sr. Tucson, Arizona Laresa Marino So. San Diego, California Joanna Buczkowska Jr. Zakopane, Poland Brooke Taylor So. Newport Beach, California Siri Fomsgaard Fr. Copenhagen, Denmark
Last Weekend:
The Wildcats had their two-match winning streak snapped Sunday as they were upset by No. 40 Oregon, 5-4. The win marked the first time Pac-10 school from the northwest has ever beaten a Pac-10 team from the south. Arizona did log a pair of upset victories at the No.1 and No. 2 singles spots. Junior Michelle Gough defeated Alina Wygonowska, 6-3, 6-1. With the win, Gough has won eight of her last nine matches. Sophomore Lindsay Blau topped 65th-ranked Monika Gieczys, 6-4, 6-1, continuing her strong play of late, winning five of her last seven matches.
Home Sweet Home:
Arizona is off to one of its best starts in school history (6-2) after seven home matches. With a win this weekend against in-state rival Arizona State, UA would equal the 7-2 start of the No. 8-ranked 95 team. That team won its first seven matches before falling at home to No. 3 Stanford, 7-2.
Coach's Corner:
"I am looking forward to our match with Arizona State. We had one of our best practices of the season on Tuesday an am anxious to get our lineup back to full strength."
"Despite the loss I saw some encouraging signs of the improvement that our team is making. Lindsay (Blau) and Michelle (Gough) had impressive wins over nationally-ranked players and it bodes well for the rest of the season.
"Arizona State is a very talented team. Top to bottom, its lineup have no weaknesses. They are a very well coached team and we will certainly have our hands full. I do believe that if we can play to the fullest of our potential that we can capture a victory in Tempe this weekend."
Last Season:
Arizona finished the season with an overall record of 8-14 placing them sixth in the Pac-10 Conference. The Wildcats advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament before being eliminated by top-ranked Florida.
Cats in the Polls:
After beginning the season with a 6-1 record, the Wildcats remained 21st in the Feb. 16 edition of the WingspanBank.com rankings and are 19th in the Feb.14 edition of the Bob Larson Coaches Poll. The first singles and doubles rankings of the season were released Feb. 16, and junior Michelle Gough earned a No. 87 ranking with a 12-7 overall record. Gough and doubles partner sophomore Lindsay Blau received a No. 15 ranking. The third team rankings of the year will be released Feb. 23, and the next singles and doubles rankings will be March 1. For a complete list of rankings, visit the ITA website at www.ITAtennis.com
Head Coach:
Brad Dancer is in his first year as head coach at Arizona replacing Stephanie London. Dancer played No. 1 singles and doubles at Michigan State, graduating with a degree in business in 1993. In his time at Michigan State, Dancer was a four-time Academic All-Big Ten member and was selected to the All-Big Ten team his senior year. Dancer's professional coaching highlights include serving as an assistant for the 1996 Fed Cup team.
Assistant Coaches:
Kevin Epley and Vicky Maes round out the coaching staff for the Wildcats this season. Epley comes to Arizona after serving as an assistant last year at Alabama. In addition to his duties at Arizona, Epley is involved in coaching at the professional tennis level including serving as an assistant for the Fed Cup team under head coach Billie Jean King. Maes, a four-time tennis All-American, returns to her alma mater as a volunteer assistant. Maes graduated from Arizona in 98 but not before becoming the most decorated player in the program's history. Maes was a two-time Pac-10 Player of the Year, a GTE All-American, and was selected to the Pac-10 All-Decade team.