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The thought of having breast cancer is frightening to everyone, and especially devastating to women. However, ignoring the possibility that you may develop breast cancer or avoiding the processes to detect cancer can be dangerous.
Although there are some women who are at higher risk, the fact is that all women are at risk for breast cancer. That is why it is so important to follow this three-step plan for preventive care. Although breast cancer cannot be prevented at the present time, early detection of problems provides the greatest possibility of successful treatment.
Routine care is the best way to keep you and your breasts healthy. Although detecting breast cancer at its earliest stages is the main goal of routine breast care, other benign conditions, such as fibrocystic breasts, are often discovered through routine care.
A woman should begin practicing breast self-examination by the age of 20 and continue the practice throughout her life - even during pregnancy and after menopause. BSE should be done regularly at the same time every month. Regular BSE teaches you to know how your breasts normally feel so that you can more readily detect any change. Changes may include:
If you notice any of these changes, see your healthcare provider as soon as possible for evaluation.
Step 2. Clinical Examination
A breast examination by a physician or nurse trained to evaluate breast problems should be part of a woman's physical examination. The American Cancer Society recommends:
A physical breast examination by a physician or nurse is very similar to the procedures used for breast self-examination. Women who routinely practice BSE will be prepared to ask questions and have their concerns addressed during this time.
Step 3. Mammography
Mammography is a low-dose x-ray of the breasts to find changes that may occur. It is the most common imaging technique. Mammography can detect cancer or other problems before a lump becomes large enough to be felt, as well as assist in the diagnosis of other breast problems. However, a biopsy is required to confirm the presence of cancer.
Since there is controversy among cancer organizations regarding when to begin having mammograms, as well as how often, talk with your physician about a mammography schedule that is appropriate for you based on your overall health and medical history, risk factors, and personal opinion or preference.
According to the National Cancer Institute, women in their 40s and older should begin having a screening mammogram on a regular basis, every one to two years. But, the American Cancer Society recommends that by age 40, women should have a screening mammogram every year. (A diagnostic mammogram may be required when a questionable area is found during a screening mammogram.)
Both organizations suggest that women who may be at increased risk for breast cancer should talk with their physicians about whether to begin having mammograms at an earlier age.
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You awaken from the deep darkness of unconsciousness. As you regain your senses, you hear the sound of an alarm coming from the computer terminal. You walk down the hallway of your spacecraft to find that your ship has been damaged and there is no one left aboard but you. What happened? How did you fall unconscious? Where is everyone? What happened the enemy? And what lies ahead for you and your mission?
This is the beginning of the 1995 science-fiction adventure game, Mission Critical. Legend Entertainment created an amazing sci-fi game with rich detail, superb graphics, a compelling storyline, and well-made video segments.


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Sony's John Koller, the Head of Hardware Marketing at PlayStation, has disclosed that the PlayStation 4 is going to have a major year in 2014 with exciting new software releases and a huge showing at E3 2014. According to a report by GamePur from Jan. 24, Koller revealed that Bungie's Destiny is going to be a "show piece" for the PS4 and also teased that new Uncharted 4 details will be shared at E3 later this year.
Speaking with GotGame in a recent interview, Koller explained and detailed some of Sony's plans for 2014 in terms of software releases, new game announcements, and how the company is approaching E3 for this year.
While discussing the type of year Sony hopes the PS4 will have in 2014, Koller expressed great excitement and defined the year as a "massive content year" for the PS4, packed with new games and exciting moments for gamers. Find Koller's full comment on what to expect from the PS4 this year below:
It's going to be a massive content year. We've talked publically that there's a huge and significant amount of games coming this year to the PlayStation 4. We'll be showing a lot of those and it is going to be an exciting moment for many people. I can officially confirm that what is coming next is really spectacular.
Koller continued to add that titles like Destiny will be a "show piece" in demonstrating what makes the PS4 such a special piece of hardware. Bungie's Destiny offers a lot of innovation, and that is something Sony wants to push with the PS4. Find Koller's full statement concerning Destiny below:
The types of games that are coming are absolutely fantastic. We've already talked about some of these already, but games like Destiny, which is the game from Bungie that is really going to be a show piece as to what makes the PlayStation 4 so special. There's a lot of innovation. That's something that we really want to push. The PlayStation 4 is really the strong innovation engine for this category and this industry.
On the topic of E3, Koller noted that Sony will have a lot to talk about at the show and that the company is going "to have a fun time" showing new games to everyone during E3. Find Koller's full comment about E3 2014 below:
There's certainly a lot to talk about there. So E3 is going to be fun this year. This is going to be one of those, you know, years where we're going to have a fun time showing new games to the world.
One of the PS4's biggest games will surely be Naughty Dog's Uncharted 4, which hasn't been discussed in great detail since the title made its debut at the PS4's launch party late last year. Though Sony and Naughty Dog have remained mum on the subject of Uncharted in recent months, Koller teased that there will be some big Uncharted 4 news at E3. Find his full comment below:
Well we did announce that a new Uncharted game is coming. We announced that on launch night actually. It's Uncharted for PS4, but we haven't announced many details, so that may be an interesting thing to tune in for at E3.
Koller concluded by informing people that the PS4 is going to have quality games coming and that Sony has a lot of announcements to make in the coming months.


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I'm working on a code that we eventually plan to scale up to 10's or 100's of thousands of processors (using MPI). I have a single HDF5 file (mesh nodes and connectivity, etc) that needs to be read and distributed to every process with identical data. This is only done once during the setup part of the code. The current solution is to have each process independently read the file, but my collaborator is worried this will not scale well and suggests having process 0 read the file then MPI distribute the data to the other processors. So I wanted to get an outside opinion from someone with more extensive HPC experience. Is this actually going to be a significant bottleneck?
It will not scale! Use the parallel HDF5 functionality to read it in parallel with a relatively small number of readers, or do what your colleague suggests. There will be tradeoffs with both methods, and you will have to do some tuning. It depends pretty strongly on how big the file is, how many tasks you have reading it, what the underlying filesystem is (GPFS, Lustre, etc), how the file is striped, and what the underlying disk infrastructure is.
If your question was "Is it wise to distribute/replicate data among $N$ processors of a big cluster using a distributed file system" I would answer fore sure not! (As already pointed out by Bill in another answer.)
GPFS, Lustre, or NFS are not meant for a substitute of efficient memory/communication organisation in a distributed memory/MPI programming paradigm. But my practical answer is: why bother now? For sure the asymptotics are against re-reading the data on each processor, but if this becomes a real bottleneck can be determined only by experiment or a more thorough analysis, for which we do not have enough data from your post.
As pointed out by Stali in a comment, maybe you hit before a memory limit, or the data reading time remains negligible in your real-world application, where $N$ may be very big, but still bounded. Maybe it's the application that doesn't scale so well...
My 1 cent worth opinion: optimise only when your profiling/timing reveals that you have a real bottle neck.
Somehow, against my will, my answer has started a comment war. Just to be clear: I totally agree that it is foolish to let $N\approx 10^4 \div 10^5$ processes read the very same file at the very same time. But when the OP says "we eventually plan to scale up to 10's or 100's of thousands of processors" I understand that "eventually" means "at an unspecified later time". Before hitting these extreme numbers, there is a lot of work that can be done with more simple (albeit inefficient or even banausic) approaches. Just to put things in the right perspective: in the June 2014 top 500 list the median of the "total cores" column is 19280, so running with $N=10^5$ means that you have access to a significative portion of a really a big machine.
Tuning parallel I/O requires a lot of work, so my answers boils down to the very old advice: "avoid premature optimisation"... but here the risk of starting another war is even greater.
Final note: please, do not be afraid of down voting this post, if you think that it is pointless.


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Mentoring: It's Not For Wimps
By User12601034-Oracle on Mar 02, 2015
As part of my day job, I've been doing some work on mentoring programs and best practices around mentoring. A disturbing theme that I'm seeing in my research is that mentoring is viewed as something for those people on their way out - that is, if you have a mentor, you're obviously not doing very well in your current position. I'd like to take that idea and throw it out the window!!
Think back to 7th Century BC...Thales, one of the 7 ancient sages, founded a school of philosophy to share knowledge. Every philosopher that came after Thales learned from the ones who came before. Fast forward 1500 years to the Middle Ages, and you have apprentices who are learning and perfecting skills taught by master craftsmen. Fast forward to today - we have apprentices who work under a master in a skilled trade; we have Masters students who study for a Doctorate under the supervision of an "expert;" we even have television programs where musicians are being mentored by current stars. In all sorts of fields throughout history, people learn from those with more knowledge. But we're suppose to look down on that in the business world? Inconceivable!! (to steal a line from The Princess Bride)
If you are a mentor, you have one of the most important jobs around. You need to have a wealth of self-awareness and understanding about what makes you successful, and then you have to be able to share that with your mentee in a way that they can internalize and apply to their own development. You have to dig in and push someone beyond their comfort zone because you are the person who is helping someone else define their future and take appropriate steps to reach those goals. That is no small task!
If you are being mentored, you know that learning from someone who has been in your position or is in a position you would like one day is the best way to explore that experience...without actually going through the experience. A person being mentored has basically stood up and said "I want to be the best that I can be" and has found people to help him or her achieve that best and is willing to take on the difficult work of self-reflection and achieving goals to become their best. This is not not the behavior of a person headed out the door - this is the awareness and actions of someone that you want on your teams!
You may not ever follow someone down moguls or terrain parks while skiing, but if you have the drive to help others as a mentor and/or the desire to achieve your best by being mentored, the resulting relationship will set both of you up for success no matter what path you choose.


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Although the Polar Vortex has abated, the temperatures are still cold out there and people need to bundle up. The same applies to our feline friends. While cats can tolerate colder temps than we can with warm fur, cats are still susceptible on very frigid days and at the night the temps dip even more. Brad Kriser, pet expert and founder of Kriser's, has these tips to keep our feline friends safe and warm through winter.
- Bang on your car hood: Cats often hide under warm car engines when we park our cars. Giving the hood a good warning bang will give the cat time to wake up and escape safely.
- Clean up the antifreeze: Antifreeze is deadly to both cats and dogs and the sweet taste of this toxic product makes it attractive. Keep the garage and driveway clean and the bottle cap tight and out of the reach of cats. Symptoms of antifreeze poisoning include vomiting, drooling, stumbling, and loss of appetite. If you suspect poisoning, call your local animal hospital or the Pet Poison Helpline at 1-855-213-6680.
- Watch for frostbite: Outdoor cats are susceptible to frostbite especially on the tips of the ears and paws. If you find signs of frostbite on a cat, immediately immerse the frostbitten area in warm water until the tissue becomes flushed. Consult a veterinarian for topical or oral antibiotics to heal any damage.
- Regularly check paw pads: Ice melting products, such as rock salt, can burn or irritate a cat's paw pad. Cats may also lick these areas causing them to ingest these toxic products. Always clean a cat's paws with a moist towel after each outdoor adventure.
- Set up a shelter: Provide a draft-free cozy place for outdoor cats if possible. Even the heartiest of outdoors cats enjoy a soft warm place to sleep. Don't we all?
Kriser's provides all natural foods and treats for pets along with toys, pet products and grooming services. The latest addition to the Kriser's stores family is in Lakewood at the Promenade at Denver West near Colorado Mills Mall. Visit the store out at 14710 West Colfax Avenue open 9 AM to 8 PM Monday through Friday and 10 AM to 7 PM Saturday and Sunday.
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Ringo Starr returned to Connecticut on June 14 at the 5,000 seat Oakdale Theater in Wallingford, Patti Murawski told Beatles Examiner in an exclusive report. She said the Oakdale theater "probably has the most perfect acoustics of any venue I have patronized," which she called a huge plus for Ringo's show.
"The show began a little after the advertised 8:00 p.m. start time," she said. "The crowd roared its welcome as Ringo bounded onto the stage, opening with Carl Perkins' 'Matchbox.' He looks well and fit, and was dressed all in black, with a colorful sequined design on his shirt. The show moved along effortlessly into 'It Don't Come Easy,' followed by 'Wings.' Ringo mentioned this song had been on 'Ringo 2012,' which got some shouts from the audience, to which he joked, 'Oh, only three of you bought it.'
Next came the All Starr members beginning with Todd Rundgren and "I Saw the Light." "This was a slight change from 2012 when Todd's opener had been 'Hello It's Me.' He was followed by Gregg Rolie with 'Evil Ways,' then Steve Lukather was up next with 'Roseanna.' Before starting the song, Lukather said he was so pleased to be on tour with 'my new best, last friend.'
Richard Page was up next with "Kyrie, " she said, followed by Todd's "Bang the Drum All Day." "A popular classic rock station in the state plays this song everyday at 5 p.m. to mark the end of the workday, so it drew an enthusiastic response, Murawski said.
"The show swung back to Ringo, who quipped, 'That's what I want to do, bang on the drum all day, and I do!' He introduced his next number as one he did with a band he used to be in … Rory Storm and the Hurricanes, 'but also with that OTHER group you're thinking of,' and launched into 'Boys' with the three guitarists all crowding one mike center stage for the backing vocals.
"His self-deprecating sense of humor was also on display during 'Don't Pass Me By.' As he stood at the keyboard he commented, 'Why do they put this (microphone) up so high? I'm only 4-foot-2!.' When the song was finished, Ringo commented, 'When I wrote that line, 'You were in a car crash and you lost your hair,' I thought 'Lennon and McCartney had better watch out!' "
Next came one of the highlights of the evening, "Yellow Submarine," she said. The audience was on their feet, dancing, singing along and waving peace signs in time to the music. Ringo then took a breather while the band headed by Gregg Rolie performed an extended version of 'Black Magic Woman.' As on the 2012 tour, Lukather once again was the standout with blazing guitar solos on this, and others on the set list," Murawski said. "His versatility is nothing short of amazing, and seeing him live in this setting only reinforces his reputation as one of Gibson Guitar's top 10 session players of all time. Ringo certainly knew what he was doing when he signed him on to the All Starrs."
Ringo returned to the stage dressed in a shiny, flashy, silver gray shirt over a fresh T-shirt and introduced the band. He teased Lukather about his black-and-white checked shoes which he had just bought. "They were the only pair left," quipped Ringo. After the introductions, she said, he started to pace back and forth across the stage and said, "When I'm doing this, I can't remember what's next. I have to look." At which point he found where the set list was taped to the floor and leaned over to find where they were in the setlist.
He then did another Beatles-Carl Perkins number, "Honey Don't," followed by "Anthem" off "Ringo 2012." "At this point in the show in 2012 was 'I Am The Greatest,' so it somewhat of a disappointment to have it missing from the setlist," Murawski said, "which sadly, for this Beatle fan, means one less number from Ringo. I can only guess that perhaps because of the extended jams during some of the songs making the show too long, that it had been dropped from the setlist."
Richard Page followed with "You are Mine". For this song Ringo sat on a box on which he drummed softly. Next up was Steve Lukather with "Africa", followed by Gregg Rolie with "Oye Como Va" which brought another jam fest with outstanding performances by Luk and drummer Greg Bissonette.
One of the surprises of the night was Todd Rundgren's next number, the Utopia song, "Love is the Answer," which nost people will remember from the late 70s by England Dan and John Ford Coley, but written by Rundgren. "A bold choice and an unexpected change of pace, but also a fine performance," she aid.
Ringo took over next with "I Wanna Be Your Man" with Rundgren taking the guitar solo. With Ringo remaining on the kit, Richard Page's excellent "Broken Wings" came next, for which he got a standing ovation. The audience stayed on their feet for Steve Lukather's final number "Hold the Line," which he encouraged everyone to clap and sing.
"Ringo closed out the show with a run of his most famous songs, 'Photograph,' 'Act Naturally' and 'With a Little Help from my Friends' with the crowd on their feet dancing and singing along, with Ringo doing his standard jumping jacks. He ran off after giving his usual goodbye saying, 'Peace and love is the only way," at which point the band began 'Give Peace a Chance' and he ran back on to sing a few lines only to run offstage leaving the band to take their bows."
The chemistry in the band, she said, is even stronger than two years ago the last time the All Starrs played the area and it is quite evident that Ringo is having a great time with this lineup. "Kudos to Gregg Bissonnette who holds it all together at the back as a phenomenal drummer and who, like Steve Lukather, easily adapts to each performer's style and looks like he is having a blast doing it," Murawski said.
(Watch for part 2 with a report on Ringo's Beacon Theater, New York, show, coming soon.)


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Cover date: May 2001
Writer: Dean Motter
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"Kryptonite No More!" (Part 2 of 2)
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Bursting through the wall of the Daily Planet, the Sand-monster attacks the staff of the Daily Planet. Clark jumps out a window and changes to Superman, distracting the monster from his destructive fury against the newspaper corporation.
Superman has a brief scuffle with the creature outside until he realizes that just being near the creature weakens him for some reason. He hightails it away from the scene and goes to see Professor Hamilton in order to examine his weakness around the super-powered monster. Hamilton reasons that the creature is a quantum doppelganger designed to replace Supes in the physical universe. Later, it is revealed that the Kryptonite Reactor that exploded (last issue) did not affect Kryptonite at all but instead Supes' molecular structure, as well as creating a separate quantum entity, a shadow (or anti-matter reflection) of the Man of Steel, that for some reason can severely weaken Supes.
Anyway, Luthor learns of the creature and recognizes his part in bringing it about. He decides to lure the creature and Superman to a test site where he can wipe the both of them out with some sort of mega-bomb.
Meanwhile, the creature finds Supes and engages in a battle that brings both gladiators beneath the surface of the Earth and into volcanic deposits. Superman thinks he has finally defeated the monster when it falls in a giant lava pit, but the creature leaps out with a lava exterior and proceeds to again combat the Man of Steel.
After battling the creature once more in a city, a helicopter from LexCorp helps out Superman by pummeling the monster with twin missiles. It broadcasts to Superman, notifying him their plan to destroy the creature at the test site. What they do not tell Superman is that he is in danger as well.
Suspecting a trap, Superman complies anyway and lures the creature to the test site where the bomb goes off, engulfing both Supes and the monster.
Crawling out of the wreckage moments later is a clay-encrusted figure that reveals itself as the fatigued figure of Superman, the survivor of the blast.
Later, a scientist for LexCorp explains everything to Luthor, including that the atomic explosion that blasted both the creature and Superman destroyed the anti-matter Superman and reverted Superman's molecular structure to its original state so that he is vulnerable to Kryptonite again.
Story - 3: It was okay, but things were a little too convenient. Like the explosion at the end that killed the monster but just reverted Supes to his original molecular structure. I did like the explanation that the Kryptonite explosion from last issue didn't affect all the Kryptonite in the world, but instead gave Superman immunity to the green meteor. It makes a little more sense... though it still seems like it should have killed him... but oh well. I enjoyed the little back-story with the shark and Luthor, but didn't think it important enough to include in the summary. Overall, though, it was just a giant fight between Supes and the creature, which got old pretty quickly.
Art - 4: This is very odd. The first few pages in this issue are really weak, which is surprising because Amancio can really do some great stuff with action sequences, but these looked weak and rushed. Starting with page four, though, things gradually get much better. And of course the double page spread at the end of the atomic explosion redeems Amancio's work for this issue immensely. It's gorgeous! Especially Supes' friends and family along the right. This page is Amancio at his best. Maybe he just spent all his time on this and that's why the first few pages were lacking.
Cover Art - 3: Strangely deficient for Manley and Austin. The monster leaping is cool, but Superman looks awful, his face is all messed up, his hands look rushed and his feet are small, stumpy triangles. Not too impressive overall.
January 2001
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Of the various specialty series on the market today, Cinderella's Girls Of Double D features certainly rank among the better, giving the viewer plenty of what they're looking for with enough variety and plot to satisfy the casual observer. The girls aren't the biggest available, however. For the most bountiful, check out Big Top Video. Here you get lots of pretty tits, some of the big variety.
Girls Of Double D, Part V continues the tradition with some of today's "top" performers (sorry) making the most of their "mosts." A fantasy encounter between soldier Francois Papillon and Vietnamese farmgirl Kascha (you know it's Vietnam because there's a shot of a raccoon in the trees) gets things off to a rousing start. Trinity Loren's scenes with Tom Byron and Angel Cruz in a "dream sequence" are a particular highlight, Ron Jeremy is his usual comedic self as a jogger who gets "examined" by doctor Cruz, and the final scenes between Bridgette Bleu and Rick Daniels is well done. Technical aspects are fine here, and packaging is nice.


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May 28, 2008
OKLAHOMA CITY - Arizona junior first baseman Laine Roth and freshman outfielder Brittany Lastrapes were named to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-America team today, giving Arizona an All-American player every year since 1990 and 81 overall citations since the National Fastpitch Coaches Association began picking the squads.
Roth and Lastrapes earned third-team honors. The last time a Wildcat didn't get first-team honors came in 1999 when Lauren Bauer, Nicole Giordano and Becky Lemke all made third team. It was the first All-America honor for both. Lastrapes is UA's first freshman named since Caitlin Lowe in 2004.
For the first year since 1991, no Arizona pitcher - in this case Taryne Mowatt, a second-team selection a year ago -- was not named to the All-America squad.
Roth and Lastrapes have traded leads for the team-high in batting average this year, with Lastrapes entering Women's College World Series play on top with a .378 mark, a team-best 52 runs and 40 RBI. Roth is tied for second on the club with 15 home runs, is hitting .344 and has driven in 42 runs.
They were among 13 players from Pac-10 teams -- three of which will open WCWS play here tomorrow (Arizona, ASU and UCLA). Pac-10 champion ASU placed two players on the first team and a total of five to lead Pac-10 squads. UCLA had four All-Americans.
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Message from The BOARD OF DIRECTORS of AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL VENTURES, INC
In July of 1866, in the interest of developing the mineral resources of the Far West, the United States Congress granted the Mineral Estate of the Public Domain to the people of this country. This act, known on the Capital floor as HR 365, gave all U.S. citizens (and those who had declared their intention to become citizens) the RIGHT to explore the mineral lands of this nation and to locate, occupy, develop and patent any valuable mineral deposits which they found. In doing so, states like California, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona quickly established themselves as self- reliant and prosperous, almost overnight.
Subsequently, by 1870, the GOLD RUSH in the west that started in 1849 was in full swing, causing Congress to also adopt the Placer Mining Act, which was later combined with the 1866 Mineral to become the General Mining Act of 1872. For over 125 years, mining families and mining companies in this country have enjoyed the unique rights and opportunities given to us by our most forward thinking leaders of those days. Many people today do not realize that most of our property rights in the Far Western United States of America actually originate from those Acts of Congress.
Today, we have seen the paradigm shift in the value of the yellow metal, previously backing paper currency; by becoming the only real money verses paper currency. Gold jewelry has always been a very popular way to own gold, however, in today's world, the yellow metal is widely becoming the best way to save because gold coins and bullion are considered money worldwide. Thus, gold will continue to increase in value every year as it gets scarcer and scarcer because of its demand.
Every government is hoarding gold and buying more of the yellow metal, especially India and China. Simply put, we consider ourselves very fortunate to be in the right place at the right time, especially in mining friendly Nevada.
Mr. Jack Wagenti, Chairman of The Board
Mr. Wagenti (75) was previously elected Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of US Precious Metals, Inc. in December 2007 and subsequently resigned in October 2008. Mr. Wagenti had been Chief Financial Officer / Secretary / Treasurer from May of 2002 until the December 2007 appointment. Mr. Wagenti was appointed again in August 2010 as Chairman of the Board, Secretary Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer of US Precious Metals, Inc. Mr. Wagenti resigned all positions in US Precious Metals, Inc. November 30, 2011. Mr. Wagenti has been Director of International Power Group since October of 2004 and resigned September 2008. From 1996 to May 2009, Mr. Wagenti has served in varying capacities of American International Ventures, Inc., a Company trading on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board and Pink Sheet market. Mr. Wagenti resigned as a Director in May of 2009 as a Director of American International Ventures, Inc. and was reappointed February 6, 2012 as a Director and subsequently all present Directors and Officers resigned giving Mr. Wagenti complete control of the Company.
Ret. Major Jerry D. Scott, Chief Operating Officer
Mr. Scott (74) attended 3 years of college at the University of Omaha & Mankato State Teachers college. Mr. Scott than entered the Air Force in 1958 and attained officer status by completing the cadet program. Mr. Scott flew on a Strategic Air Command crew as a Radar Navigator for 5 years in B-47's and 8 years in B-52's, which instilled in Jerry the need to be surrounded by and committed to professional and responsible individuals, all dedicated to accomplishing a common goal. Major Scott reluctantly retired as a regular Major after a tour in Vietnam with a medical disability and henceforth, entered the construction industry in 1973 and that has continued right up until today.
Mr. Scott is planning, permitting and developing the set-up and infrastructure, such as mining camps, heavy equipment service and dispatch, pilot plant operations and all the necessary mining facilities in order to operate Placer Gold Prospecting projects for extraction of gold and silver ore at its Nevada mining sites.
Mr. Scott is the President of Gold Construction, Inc., the Nevada Construction company set by Mr. Scott and his son to develop the Placer Gold Prospecting home base mining facilities in Beatty, Nevada. Mr. Scott also is Chief Operating Officer of American International Venture, Inc.
Mr. Frederick R. Dunne Jr., Director
Mr. Dunne Is managing member of Dunne & Associates, LLC, a law firm in Kearny, New Jersey. Mr. Dunne received his BA from Niagara University 1966 and his JD from Seton Hall University1970. Mr. Dunne was admitted as an Attorney at Law in the State of New Jersey on November 28, 1972; to the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey on November 28,1972; to the State of New York on May 15, 1984; to the United States District Court for the District of Colorado on May 19, 1997; to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit on October 28, 1998; to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York on March 14, 2000 and the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York on March14, 2000. Mr. Dunne has served many elected or appointed positions in Kearny, North Arlington, and Hudson County. Mr. Dunne was President West Hudson Bar Association, Chairman St. Benedict's Alumni Fund and St. Benedict's Prep Reunion Committee and Fund Raising.
Mr. Arthur deWitt Ackerman, Director
Mr. Ackerman has been involved with entrepreneurial endeavors and sales for most of his career. From 1967-1980 Mr. Ackerman had a successful career with Home Life of New York where he was a member of the Hall of Fame and a Charter member of the Top of the Round Table. In 1982 Mr. Ackerman co- founded a Wall Street based gold exploration and money management group. Since 1980 Mr. Ackerman has been an investment banker for resource and technology companies, raising over $50,000,000 for early stage companies. Mr. Ackerman is also an angel investor in resource, technology and renewable energy companies, and in a LEEDS community in the Mohave Desert which will incorporate hydroponic farming, water production, solar power generation, and residential and resort facilities. Mr. Ackerman is a Director of Beech Tree Labs, Inc. and The Mohave National Preserve Conservancy. Mr. Ackerman is also a member of the Board of Advisors of TrakLok Corp.


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The season finale of "White Collar" airs Thursday night on USA, and fans are anxious for spoilers. Just how much is Neal willing to give up to keep a friend safe? TVLine shared a sneak peek on Jan. 30 that fans won't want to miss.
The "White Collar" spoiler sneak peek shows Neal getting a phone call from Rachel. She says she's poisoned Mozzie, and he will die if Neal doesn't get her the diamond. He doesn't believe her at first, but as he looks at Mozzie across from him he clearly starts to worry and think through his options.
Rachel makes it clear she'll do whatever it takes to get what she wants, and fans can't wait to see what Neal decides to do. The official synopsis at TV Guide shares that Peter and Neal will race to find a treasure that is "beneath" the city before the wrong person gets a hold of it. That certainly sounds like the diamond, and the season 5, episode 13 show title is "Diamond Exchange."
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Who hasn't fantasized about ditching her day job for work that pays two, four, or even 10 times as much money? These women did more than just daydream. After years of scrimping and saving to take care of their families, they figured out ways to generate wealth, even during these tough times — and all in midlife. A key to their success was their willingness to step out of their comfort zones. "Making more money requires you to speak up and ask for what you want and to say no to what you don't," says Barbara Stanny, author of Prince Charming Isn't Coming. Here, four inspiring tales of women who believed in themselves enough to take a risk.
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Makes four times her old income
Success strategy: "A lot of people try to do this, and they give up. I never gave up."
Sandy Stein, of West Hills, California, had been a flight attendant for more than 30 years when the airline business tanked in 2001 and her income fell as she was forced to work fewer hours. Three years later, she says, her husband lost his consulting job, and Stein, then 53, realized that it was up to her to provide a stable home for their 10-year-old son. Inspiration arrived one night as she slept: In a dream she saw a decorative key chain that attached to the side of a woman's purse so she could always find her keys. The next morning, Stein fashioned a rough model of the gadget, using a wire memo holder. This is going to sell like crazy, she thought: How many times are your keys at the bottom of your bag? She named her device the Finders Key Purse, a play on "finders keepers," and had a prototype made, but when she approached gift companies about distribution, they turned her down because it wasn't part of a bigger line.
Her friends were enthusiastic, however, so Stein asked them to help sell the Finders Key Purse around the country and offered each person a percentage of her own sales as well as other financial incentives. Stein stashed her inventory of 180,000 key chains, priced at $7 to $10 apiece, in a rented office and handled all shipping herself. Within a year, her sales team had grown from 20 to 2,000 and had sold one million key chains. Stein kept her airline job for the first year as a safety net, but she pitched her product to everyone she met: waitresses, janitors, men on the street. "I lived, breathed, and became a key chain," she says, laughing. "My son was like, 'Mom, do you have to talk about it all the time?'"
Stein had earned about $40,000 a year as a flight attendant; now she pays herself a salary of more than $150,000. Her company, Alexx Inc. (finderskeypurse.com), sells a range of gift items, and despite the economic downturn, the business grossed more than $6 million in 2008.
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Success strategy: "I don't throw up my hands at a challenge. My first thought is, how can we do it?"
Nine years ago Teri Gault, then 39, of Santa Clarita, California, was singing background vocals, teaching music, performing, and dreaming of winning a Grammy. She says she was also "running my tail off for very little." To stretch her tiny income, she spent hours clipping coupons and scouring ads for sales, saving about $100 on each shopping trip. But the work was tedious and time consuming. One day, she realized that if she had the money she'd gladly pay someone to do the job for her. Her next thought was, what if people paid me? Ca-ching: The Grocery Game (thegrocerygame.com) was born.


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March 28, 2014
AMHERST, Mass. -
Senior rower Emily Hajjar was honored with the inaugural Elaine Sortino Leadership Award on Friday morning at the Lead UMass Women's Leadership Breakfast Awards in the Marriott Center. The award is earned by a student-athlete that epitomizes the characteristics of a true and successful leader on campus as Sortino exemplified.
Sortino established herself as one of the nation's most successful collegiate softball coaches during her 34 years at the helm of the Minutewomen program. She led almost every group that advocated change in the sport of softball, including Title IX. In addition to leading the softball program, Sortino also served as the Associate Athletic Director for Sports Programs and Services as well as the Senior Women's Administrator at UMass.
As a coach, supervisor, advisor and mentor, Sortino demonstrated what it meant to be a leader to everyone around her. She embodied the characteristics of a true and successful leader on the UMass campus and throughout the nation.
The inaugural winner, Hajjar, is a political science major and will graduate with her degree in May. She holds the role of the Student Government Association Vice President and is the varsity coxswain on the UMass rowing team. Hajjar has exhibited her ability to be a mentor, advisor, organizer, advocate and a strong voice for women's leadership on campus. Upon graduating this May, Hajjar will pursue her graduate education in the political science department.
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Bad weather causes newspaper deliveries to be delayed until Tuesday
Due to the weather and hazardous road conditions, The Elkhart Truth is delaying delivery for many areas.
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Men's Gymnastics Prepares For Minnesota
Jan. 20, 2012
CHICAGO – The UIC men's gymnastics team (1-4) is set to face Minnesota (2-3) Saturday at 7:00 p.m. inside the Sports Pavilion in Minneapolis, Minn.
"After the grandeur of the Windy City, we will be settling into the regular season with our first dual meet," head coach Charley Nelson said. "We held strong with the Golden Gophers through five events at the Windy City, but we need to improve on the high bar and the vault to make a run at an upset."
The Flames enter the contest after a fifth-place finish at the Windy City Invitational. Ohio State claimed the Windy City crown with 344.500 points, followed by Illinois-Champaign in second place (341.900) and Michigan in the third-place spot with 338.700 points. The Golden Gophers finished a spot above UIC with 338.100 points to the Flames' 327.200. Iowa rounded out the meet in sixth place with 316.800 points.
The Golden Gophers edged the Flames in each event during the Windy City Invitational, but with a narrow margin in the vault score as Minnesota totaled 56.600 points, while UIC posted 56.400.
Dan Zerbel (Portage, Mich./Portage Central) claimed the top score between the two teams in the floor exercise as the junior posted a 15.200 to Minnesota's highest score at 15.000 by Kyle Banks. The two teams also found even top scores in the rings (14.500) and vault at a 14.300 score.
"I expect Dan Zerbel, who was nominated for the NCAA Gymnast of the Week, to have another great day" Nelson said. "We will also be counting on strong performances from Justin Maxwell, Alex Bymaster and Joseph Hodges. Those guys, along with a step forward from our freshmen, will pace the squad."
Be sure to check back to UICFlames.com for complete results and a recap of the dual meet against Minnesota.


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Luis Suarez was the talk of the DW Stadium as his brilliant hat-trick fired Liverpool to a 4-0 win at Wigan.
The Uruguayan was at his untouchable best as he became the third Liverpool player to score 20 goals in a Premier League season, joining Robbie Fowler (25) and Fernando Torres (24).
With 10 games to go he has 21 in the league - two clear of nearest rival Robin van Persie in the race for the Golden Boot - and his teammates were quick to laud him: "I can say he can do something out of nothing," said goalkeeper Pepe Reina on ESPN.
"He can score for himself or give assists for teammates."
England international Stewart Downing, who opened the scoring in the first minute, added: "He must be a nightmare for defenders. He can be quiet but they know they have to be on their toes.
"He can score out of nothing, he is top quality and has been brilliant all season."
Manager Brendan Rodgers continued the tributes to Suarez's performance.
"He's such a pleasure to work with," he added.
"This is a man, and it might seem strange, who not only trains every day and wants to train every day. He is so hungry and has the humility.
"'He is in there pleased for the team. He has quality, finishing, work-rate and that's what makes him world class."
Philippe Coutinho also impressed again, suggesting he is settling into life in England following his move from Inter Milan.
"He is still picking up fitness and got another 60, 70 minutes today," Rodgers said of the midfielder.
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It's a busy weekend for WWE as they have two Holiday Tour house shows before Sunday's Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view. Below is this weekend's schedule:
* Tonight from the Germain Arena in Fort Myers , Florida (more info)
* Saturday from the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York (more info)
On Sunday, WWE will hold WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs from the 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore, Maryland. We'll have exclusive live play-by-play coverage beginning at 8 PM EST here on WrestlingNewsWorld.com.
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You likely know that some of my very favorite Dogfish beers are the ones lovingly small-batch crafted by all of our brewers at the Rehoboth Beach brewpub. I always make it a point to get out to the pub to try these very special beers brewed by these amazingly talented folks. This week, however, brought a special twist with a suprising, perhaps, guest brewer. Currently, Butch is the first shift Packaging Mechanic. But back in the day, Butch, in all honesty, probably helped out a little all over the place, right Butch?
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Im 24 weeks pregnant, how can you tell if your baby has the hiccups or is just moving??
Almost every night i feel the same feeling and it almost feels like movement but its steady and last for at least 30 mins sometimes longer just curious to what this might be because im not to sure what hiccups feel like
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Red Hat Discusses Gluster Roadmap Ahead of LinuxCon Japan Workshop
Fresh on the heels of his talk on achieving total data center victory at Collaboration Summit in April, John Mark Walker, Gluster community leader at Red Hat will show us how to get there at the Gluster Workshop at LinuxCon Japan on Friday, May 31 in Tokyo.
The full day of talks will focus entirely on the open source GlusterFS distributed file system and will include:
- Creating a Shared Storage Service with GlusterFS
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- Hands on Development: Getting Started with GlusterFS translators, GluPy and libgfapi.
Here, Walker discusses the upcoming workshop, the rapid adoption of GlusterFS in Japan, version 3.4 and QEMU integration, new Gluster community initiatives and the state of enterprise storage.
What is the Gluster Community Workshop taking place at LinuxCon Japan? Why is this an important activity that you host with The Linux Foundation?
John Mark Walker: We have an amazing community of users and developers in Japan, and they responded very positively to last year's workshop. We wanted to create an event that provided this community with access to information and tools that help to make them more successful. The Linux Foundation has proved to be a great partner for the Gluster community in general and for this event in particular. Not only do they provide all of the logistical support, they also act as a gateway to open source communities in Japan.
Why do the event in Japan?
We do many workshops globally, including some that we host on our own, as well as other Linux Foundation events. We were really surprised by the turnout to last year's workshop in Japan - the Linux Foundation helped us access a burgeoning community that we didn't know the scope of. We knew there were some people using GlusterFS in Japan, but we had no idea it was so pervasive. Now that we know, we're investing more resources into the region because there's so much demand for more and better information.
We understand you'll kick off the workshop with an overview of the project and a look at the roadmap. That's pretty enticing, especially considering most open source projects don't have much in the way of a roadmap. Can you give us an early look at a couple milestones to keep our eyes out for?
Well, there are roadmaps and then there are "roadmaps" :) What we have are a list of desirable features that we would like to put into each release cycle. In that sense, we're very similar to many open source projects. We'll have a broad list of features, some discussion, and then a planning session where we identify the most likely features to make it into a release.
As for things to watch for, there are a couple. For one, GlusterFS 3.4 is currently in beta, and this is a transformative release for a couple of reasons. For one, this marks the first release where the most prominent feature was contributed by a non-core member of the engineering team: QEMU integration. For another, this particular feature greatly increases the number of recommended use cases for GlusterFS. The new block device support for QEMU/KVM bypasses the FUSE module that our GlusterFS client uses. Now you can provision virtual machines on a GlusterFS volume without the context switching overhead that comes with FUSE, and it makes a big difference performance wise. The FUSE module with the GlusterFS client is still the recommended method for scale-out NAS use cases, but the FUSE bypass using a new library, called libgfapi, will be a starting point for many non-NAS use cases, including the QEMU integration mentioned above.
Another thing to watch for is that we are in the process of greatly expanding the community charter for gluster.org to be the center of development activity for open software-defined storage. You saw the first manifestation of that with the announcement of the Gluster Community Forge. My magic 8 ball tells me that there might be future announcements in that same vein.
What's the state of enterprise storage and how is Gluster contributing to advancing it?
The state of enterprise storage is chaotic and rapidly changing, much like the rest of enterprise computing in general. Unlike the rest of enterprise computing, which has been in a state of flux for over 15 years, ever since Linux made inroads into enterprise workloads, this is new ground for storage.
Not so long ago, the mere idea of replacing your proprietary storage technology with an open software-defined storage solution on commodity, off-the-shelf hardware made little sense. By having many production deployments in large scale-out environments, we've demonstrated that this is entirely viable for many use cases. There are still some areas where this type of solution doesn't make sense yet, but it's early days. Right now, the storage industry is green field for open software-defined storage solutions, which is why Red Hat acquired Gluster, Inc. in the first place and created Red Hat Storage.


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WorldStage Newsonline-- The Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) is set to commence full enforcement of the CRFFN Act 2007, while any person practicing the trade without registration would be arrested.
Top officials of CRFFN led by its Chairman, Forwarder Hakeem Olanrewaju, recently met the Commissioner of the Port Authority Police Command (PAPC), Mr. Kola Shodipo in his office at the NPA House, Marina, Lagos to perfect the plan.
The council's Registrar, Mike Jukwe, in his address at the meeting solicited the cooperation and support of the port Police in ensuring that erring clearing agents and freight forwarders practicing illegally were apprehended and prosecuted at the Freight Forwarders Tribunal.
Jukwe informed the Police Commissioner that President Goodluck Jonathan's Transformation Agenda aimed at increasing efficiencies, improving transparencies and adding value to the economy of the nation had been extended to the freight forwarding sub-sector through the activities of the CRFFN.
"The Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria Act No. 16 2007 was enacted into law on the 30th of April, 2007. The Council is charged with, amongst other responsibilities, regulating and controlling the practice of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria, and promoting the highest standards of competence, practice and conduct among members of the profession. The vision of the Council is to become Nigeria's leading transport player committed to the development of a modern globally competitive freight forwarding system in Nigeria. The council is dedicated to achieving sustainable economic development in Nigeria through responsible transport initiatives in freight forwarding development and management", Jukwe told the Police boss even as he requested that some officers should be drafted to help the Council in weeding out touts and illegal practitioners from the ports.
Shodipo, who received a copy of the CRFFN Act, CRFFN Regulation and Register of Freight Forwarders from the CRFFN Governing Council Chairman, Forwarder Hakeem Olanrewaju, promised to study the documents and fashion out an effective collaboration strategy with CRFFN.
He declared: "I will take my time to study the Act and other documents that you have given to me. I assure you that we will enforce the law. If the law bars anyone who has not registered with CRFFN from practicing, then we have to work with you to enforce it."
National President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Olayiwola Shittu; Founder of the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF), Boniface Aniebonam; Governing Council member of CRFFN, Moshood Tijani; Deputy Registrar of CRFFN, Basil Opara; and National Secretary of ANLCA, Emma Oparah Ogu, were part of the CRFFN delegation that visited the Police Commissioner.


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Fusion Shows kept fans involved in guessing the Bled Fest lineup from the daily Facebook and Twitter contests to questions on Tumblr until the day it was released on March 1st. Now, tickets and the full 70-band list, almost half made up of local Michigan acts, are available.
Two Michigan bands are reuniting for one-off performances at Bled Fest. Progressive-metalcore band Endeavors from Livingston County had their final show at the Howell Opera House in September 2013. In late February the band wrote on their Facebook, "It's official. We will be reuniting at Bled Fest 2014 in Hartland, MI this May for one last time." The final tour of sosaveme was in April 2013. The Owosso indie rock band called it quits after eight years, five releases, and several tours.
Main acts at the fest include Title Fight, The Menzingers, Man Overboard, Bane, Fireworks, Hawthorne Heights (playing their 2004 record "The Silence in Black and White" in its entirety), Citizen, Transit, and The Flatliners. Bands will be playing at several stages inside the Hartland Performing Arts Center, with the main stage set up in the gymnasium, and band and local sponsor merchandise will be available for purchase in other hallways.
Bled Fest starts at 11:30am on Saturday, May 24 at 9525 Highland Road Howell, MI 48843. Tickets are available online at FusionShows.com, starting at $25 for general admission or $65/80 for a VIP package. Local ticket outlets include Hartland Community Education in Hartland Township, UHF Records in Royal Oak, Flat Black and Circular in East Lansing, and Vertigo Music in Grand Rapids.


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By Simon Warburton | 15 January 2013
America's colossal debt is the largest challenge facing Michelin in the US but also it biggest opportunity, said the tyre producer.
The US debt is now running at a mind-numbing US$16.4tn, with the country only paying down US$280bn per year, according to Michelin.
"The biggest threat to Michelin in North America is the economy and the biggest threat to the economy is the deficit," chairman and president Michelin North America, Pete Selleck, told just-auto in Detroit. "We are talking to our government leaders and trying to explain to them the risks of this [as well as to] educate the public and educate our employees.
"In March, there is debt ceiling legislation that has to be passed by Congress. The problem has to get solved."
Despite concerns surrounding the national US debt, Michelin is performing extremely well in North America, having seen significant positive results with its Defender brand and pulled off something of a coup at the Detroit show.
"We will be the exclusive supplier for the fitment on the Corvette which is pretty significant news," said Selleck.
"It is very emblematic for this market. Chevrolet really wants this car to be a breakthrough."
The North America president also highlighted the role of Michelin in the US economy and, as South Carolina's largest employer with 8,000 staff, it is taking on new hires after not making any employees redundant even during the darkest days of the auto business chronic downturn a few years ago.
"As we came out of the crisis, we needed every one of those people," said Selleck. "There were zero redundancies in North America.
"It hurt financially a little, but having our people, it was a dramatic payoff."
Michelin is currently embarked on a global US$2bn investment programme and is building five new plants in Brazil, China, India and the US.
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Coughing is a reflex mechanism our bodies use to expel air from the lungs in a forced manner. This symptom helps remove foreign particles, congestion and irritants from the lungs and the throat. This natural response from our bodies clears the respiratory system making breathing and swallowing easier.
There are many things indoors and outdoors that can cause a person to cough. The flu, colds, allergies and some medications induce this reflex. At times foods or drinks can also make a person begin to cough. Powdered makeup, scented candles, smoking and numerous other things can make coughing uncomfortable at time.
A simple cough isn't that bad. It may seems like it winds you but normally it last a few seconds and you are back to feeling like yourself again. Other times a cough can be overpowering and feel like it will never end. That is when you want to look to alternative methods to calm the storm the coughing brings on.
Severe coughing for long periods of time will irritate your throat and make it feel like you are having chest pains from the constant action of forcing air from your lungs. There are some easy, natural and over the counter ways to relieve those symptoms and remedy that annoying cough.
Try these tips to soothe, calm and stop the cough:
- A spoon full of honey is a sweet way to soothe and coat the throat. Once coated the coughing should subside giving you some time to catch your breath.
- A hot shower is a great way to relieve congestion, bring moisture to the nasal passages and loosen the mucus in your lungs. The hot steamy water will also alleviate allergens and pollen to those suffering from allergies.
- A trick that you may already have heard from your Mother is when you are having a coughing fit raise both of your arms at the same time high in the air. It is a simple action that seems to expand the capacity in your lungs making it easier to breathe and putting the coughing on a back burner for a few moments.
- Hot tea with lemon is also another great little remedy for soothing the throat and calming the cough. The heat calms the want to convulse into a coughing fit while the honey and lemon coat the throat calming the burning feeling non-stop coughing can cause.
- Another old-time remedy is Vicks VapoRub. This ointment is a topical analgesic and cough suppressant all in one. Just rub a little on your chest and breathe slowly and easier as the vapors are inhaled. This cold relief product has been around for ages and acts as a nasal catarrh, eases sore throats, helps with congestion and coughs that attack due to colds.
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TOPEKA — Despite taking 22 fewer shots than its opponent Friday night, the Manhattan High boys' basketball team managed to keep the Topeka High Trojans at bay and win 56-44 in the team's second game without head coach Tim Brooks.
Brooks' suspension continued despite a meeting with school administrators Thursday afternoon.
The Indians won while shooting a high percentage the whole night. Topeka High, on the other hand, struggled shooting the ball but got plenty of extra chances due to a large rebounding advantage.
Manhattan led 29-20 at halftime, using an 8-0 run in the second quarter's final minute to build a lead they would never give up in the second half, despite several Trojan rally attempts.
Manhattan finished the game strong from the line, making 11 of 14 attempts in the final quarter to keep the Trojans at arm's length.
The Indians were led offensively by Payton Stephens' 21 points, with Alex Stitt in double figures with 10.
Manhattan travels to Topeka West on Tuesday.
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Jon Stewart and his Daily Show audience laughed at Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi when she claimed she had no clue why the Obamacare rollout failed and that it wasn't her job to know.
Obamacare, a.k.a the Affordable Care Act, passed Congress when Pelosi — the former House speaker who is now the minority leader — and her fellow Democrats controlled both chambers. No Republican voted in favor of Obamcare.
Apparently Pelosi thought she would receive softball questions in the Stewart interview on Thursday night and came armed with GOP-bashing talking points that were likely fed to her by a staffer. Stewart, a generally strong Obama supporter who shares Pelosi's belief in Big Government initiatives including Obamacare, nonetheless questioned her about the inability to implement these programs in an efficient manner. With that in mind, Stewart specifically asked her why the glitch-filled HealthCare.gov website wasn't executed competently.
"I don't know," responded Pelosi, to audience laughter.
Joked Stewart: "Oh, well, let me get the House minority leader here, I can ask her. Hold on — what do you mean you don't know? How do you not know?"
"That's not my responsibility," Pelosi claimed. The California lawmaker is also famous for saying that Congress would have to pass Obamacare first to find out what was in it.
In the Stewart interview, Pelosi conceded, however, that the rollout was "appalling" and "shameful" and that someone should fix it.
Stewart pursued another angle, that there might be corruption in the process because of the revolving employment door between the federal government and lobbyists/government contractors. Pelosi also claimed she didn't anyone from her office that was part of the revolving door. According to the OpenSecrets watchdog website, 28 Pelosi staffers have participated in the revolving door that Stewart was talking about.
Commenting on the Stewart-Pelosi interview, the HotAir.com website observed that "Who ran the House when the ObamaCare bill passed, with only votes from her party? Who claimed at the time that we couldn't know how awesome this bill would be until it passed, because you couldn't expect politicians to actually read a 2800-page bill before they voted on it? Given that this passed entirely on votes from her own party, and with some procedural chicanery thrown in for good measure, does she feel no responsibility at all for the results of this legislation she herself championed?"
Pelosi is said to be among the richest Members of Congress, with a net worth of about $58 million.
In an October Daily Show interview, Stewart pressed HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius as to why the Obamacare employer mandate was postponed for big business but there was no equivalent postponement of the individual mandate. Sebelius was unable to offer a coherent response to his inquiry.
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