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Fans were introduced to Floyd Taylor upon his first album release of the appropriately titled 'Legacy' CD. 'You Still Got It' is Floyd's third album on Malaco and promises to carry on the Taylor tradition of this legendary sound. This 12 track collection is packed with the style and sound that fans have been craving and is sure to please!
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KEY WEST, Florida Keys — Anglers are to target barracuda on the flats in the 2014 Cuda Bowl, set for Friday, Jan. 31, and Saturday, Feb. 1. Scheduled just before professional football's Super Bowl, the all-release tournament is designed for anglers fishing in poleable depths of water with artificial flies and lures.
Awards await the anglers who catch the largest total inches of barracuda in the fly and spin divisions. Each angler can count three fish per day toward the total.
The Cuda Bowl is to begin with a final registration and captains meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 30, at The Angling Company, 333 Simonton St. in Key West's historic Old Town.
Fishing is scheduled Friday and Saturday. Teams can begin their pursuit of barracuda at any time during daylight tournament hours, but cannot exceed eight hours of fishing per day.
Anglers and guides must appear by 5:30 p.m. each day for check-in at Hurricane Hole Marina, 5130 Overseas Highway at mile marker 4.5 oceanside. Boats are not required to leave and return to Hurricane Hole by water; trailering is allowed.
An awards gathering at Hurricane Hole is to follow the close of fishing Saturday.
Tournament rules allow licensed guides to fish as anglers. The entry fee is $200 for one angler on a boat and an additional $50 for a second, with two anglers allowed per boat. Early registration is suggested to ensure participation.
Tournament information and registration: www.cudabowl.com
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Man receives lip and head injuries following an assault in Sheringham
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A man has received a cut, swollen lip and swelling to the back of his head following an assault in Sheringham.
It happened on March 1 between 10.15pm and 10.40pm outside the Windham Arms, on Wymondham Road, when two men were involved in an argument.
One man was punched in the face, causing him to fall to the ground, and the victim received a cut and swollen lip and swelling to the back of his head.
Police are now appealing for witnesses and officers would like to speak to anyone who may have seen what happened or anyone with further information.
• Contact PC Emma Robinson at Sheringham Police station on 101 or alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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The unintentional comedy that is the Colorado Rockies was just renewed for another season.
And what a season it will be: full of action, laughs and eventually tears. With the hire of Walt Weiss as manager, the team didn't exactly swing and miss with its choice, but the pratfall was there anyway with how long they signed him for.
The one year deal slid across the table to Weiss had to be thrilling for him: while a pretty damn good player in his days with the Rockies, he was recently a high school baseball coach and had to be happy to have made it back to the majors this way. But for the fans, a one year deal is strange considering Jim Tracy's "hand shake" life time contract a year ago and the Monforts refusal to out right fire ANYONE. What did Weiss do (or not do) to earn the mistrust of the Rockies?
But never fear Rockies fans. The ineptitude we've come to know and love from the Monforts hasn't gone anywhere. A one year deal for Weiss is basically admitting they realize they've hired a high school coach and if things go further into the toilet for the team, they can cut ties with him quickly and eat the remainder of the money on his paltry contract. It's smart for the Monforts, but more of the same for Rockies fans who've been beaten over the head with one bad decision after another that never seems to pan out.
And it was smart for Weiss, because no one expects him to do well with a team that lost 98 games last season and well, he works for the Monforts. When Dick Monfort said in his introduction of Weiss that, "this is Walt's job as long as he wants it," it was yet another mixed message from a team that has no idea what its message is. If the Rockies get on the "Road to 100™" again next year, will the Monforts keep Weiss around because he simply still wants the job? The endless double talk and empty meaning coming out of the team's mouth-hole makes the shoddy play on the field seem inspired.
And if Weiss does well in his first couple of months as manager, it will be even worse. Dan O'Dowd, thrilled that his job is safe for another five years will urge the Monforts to pony up for an extension for Weiss who will then promptly turn into Jim Tracy. It's like foregoing the damage protection on your iPhone and promptly dropping it in the parking lot.
We wish Weiss all the luck in his new position with the Colorado Rockies. I'm sure it's a dream come true for him and if he's half the manager as he was a ball player, he'll do fine. The problem is the fact that the Rockies are completely awful and Dan O'Dowd won't even let the guy pick his own assistants, let alone having a pitcher go over 75 pitches. Which will all make for a very long season of unintentional comedy: for Weiss, the players and us the fans.


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Last week the man and I celebrated our 5th Anniversary. Nine years together, five of 'em married, I figured out in that time we'd seen 9 countries, 3 states, 2 deployments and 1 bulldog. Talk about living!
Gratuitous bulldog photo now...
I am incredibly nose over tail for this guy, and I've realized one of the keys to our marriage is trying new things. Of course traveling is an easy way to escape daily life and grow together, but so is going to Barnes and Nobles on a Wednesday night. I wander the cookbooks, the design books, make my way up the magazine aisle and find him engrossed in the newest Teddy Roosevelt biography. These are always my favorite nights! We find things to laugh about, bond over, and just generally be playful with one another. Did I mention the epic people watching? We can easily get in a rut of Everyone Loves Raymond episodes (my addiction) or ESPN articles (his), not really talking and just being blobs on the couch. It never fails that a few consecutive nights like that and we're both getting edgy, and it's time to shake things up!
Speaking of shaking things up, (segue win!) I baked with coconut oil for the first time! I'm converted, love it, the guy loves it, it's a winner. What better way to test out this healthy fat than in gooey blondies inspired by the Macadamia nuts I noticed in the grocery store this week. I began by googling "how to bake with coconut oil", yes really, and found a great article by thekitchn. They suggested using it solid and it's a 1 for 1 substitution for butter, which basically means if it calls for 1 cup of butter, it's 1 cup of solid coconut oil. I popped my jar in the freezer for a few minutes just to make sure it was solid, it's been hot here lately. If you don't like "buttery" blondies (who doesn't?) you might want to reduce the coconut oil in the recipe slightly, but just slightly. They are definitely rich, and oh so delicious. Now to find what else I can make with it!
Gooey Macadamia-Coconut Blondies
- 1/2 cup coconut oil (reduce slightly if you want)
- 1 cup dark brown sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/8 teaspoon baking soda
- pinch of salt (about 1/2 tsp)
- 1 cup flour
- 1/2 cup macadamia nuts
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
- In a mixing bowl, add the coconut oil and brown sugar and mix together on a medium speed until incorporated.
- Set to a lower speed, add the egg and vanilla mix until blended. Stop and scrape down the sides of the bowl, making sure you don't miss anything!
- In a separate bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
- Set the mixer to it's lowest setting and add the flour mixture to the wet ingredients, adding a little at a time until all incorporated. Stop the mixer and scrape the sides again.
- Add the nuts, just stir in gently.
- Prepare a 9x9 or 8x8 (the square one) baking pan with non-stick spray or butter. Pour the batter into the baking pan and bake for 20-25 minutes.
- The edges will be lightly browned and the center just slightly jiggly. Let cool and finish cooking as it sits. Enjoy!
Adapted from Simply Recipes
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In 2010 the Baltimore Convention Center started one of many renovations that would turn the 1,225,000 square feet complex into an eco-friendly and green building. That year, the center turned the outdoor terrace into a green roof. More than half of the 27,000 square foot space became usable as 12,245 square feet of the roof space was planted with drought resistant vegetation.
The Convention Center is a part of the Maryland Green Travel program, a program that acknowledges tourism- related businesses for their efforts in reducing their impact on the environment while promoting environmental sustainability. With the guidance and resources from the Maryland Green Travel program, the Convention Center has incorporated more green practices over the years for residents and tourist to enjoy.
Below is a list of actions the conventions has taken in becoming a green business, these actions includes:
- Exterior glass and skylights allow for the use of natural light to reduce electricity cost.
- Reusable service equipment is used on buffets and break stations.
- Meeting room tables are made from 30% recycled products.
- Water conservation through newly installed low-flow bathroom fixtures and commode systems.
- Solid Waste Reduction System, SOMAT, reduces solid catering waste by 90 percent.
- Newly installed LED lighting and lighting controls and control upgrades.
- About 60 to-65 percent of cleaning chemicals are now Green Seal Ecofriendly certified.
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California lawmakers want to bust marijuana users for DUI, even when they are not stoned. A recent proposal introduced in the state legislature would make it illegal for an individual to operate a motor vehicle with even a small trace of a controlled substance in their bloodstream.
The proposed legislation, AB 2500, would create a veritable shitstorm in courtrooms across the state, since law enforcement would have the authority to charge people testing positive for miniscule amounts of marijuana and prescription drugs with impaired driving.
"This bill would make it unlawful for a person to drive a motor vehicle if his or her blood contains any detectable amount of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol of marijuana or any other drug classified in Schedules I, II, III, or IV of the California Uniform Controlled Substance Act," according to the legislation.
Of course, this proposed lunacy, set forth by Assemblyman Jim Frazier, has marijuana supporters in a nauseated state. They say California medical marijuana patients do not stand a chance under these types of laws, because THC, the active compound in marijuana, can potentially linger in a person's system for days, weeks, and sometimes longer even though the stoned effects have long since gone.
Dale Gieringer, director of California NORML, says the bill is "extreme" and could possibly be amended further down the line to only include marijuana. However, several attempts have been made to pass similar legislation, but they have been unsuccessful. "It flopped last year and it will flop this year," said Gieringer.
Still, many California lawmakers believe in reefer madness, and have discussed implementing the popular five nanograms of THC per milliliter threshold in an attempt to curb stoned driving. Yet, Gieringer says the moment authorities get serious about that number, NORML goes to war.
"This clamoring for a number is a general panic brought about by the whole legalization movement," he said. "We already have [tens] of millions of stoners on the road. We've had them for 30 years."
Mike Adams writes for stoners and smut enthusiasts in High Times, Playboy's The Smoking Jacket and Hustler Magazine. You can follow him on Twitter @adamssoup and on Facebook/mikeadams73.


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Tennessee Out-Muscles UMass In NCAA Second Round, 86-67
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RALEIGH, N.C. - The power combo of Jarnell Stokes and Jordan McRae proved too much for the sixth-seeded UMass basketball team as 11th-seeded Tennessee took an 86-67 win over the Minutemen in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday afternoon at PNC Arena. Stokes netted 26 points, while McRae had 21 for the Volunteers who will advance to face Mercer on Sunday.
UMass finishes the season with a 24-9 overall record, while Tennessee improves to 23-12. For the Minutemen, the at-large berth marked the first time in 16 years that UMass had made the NCAA Tournament.
Maxie Esho and Chaz Williams led UMass with 12 points each, while Derrick Gordon added 10.
Joining Stokes, who also had 14 rebounds, and McRae as scoring leaders for Tennessee were Josh Richardson who had 15 points and Jeronne Maymon who had 11 points and 11 rebounds.
The inside game of the Vols was a turning point in the first half as Tennessee controlled the tempo early. The Vols shot 51.5 percent from the floor (17-of-33) and forced 10 turnovers.
Unable to push the ball in transition and set up its high-pressure trapping defense, UMass was held to a season-low tying 22 points at halftime and trailed Tennessee 41-22.
The Minutemen seemed to grab some momentum coming out of the intermission with a quick six-point run, but back-to-back baskets by Tennessee quieted the momentum.
UMass cut the lead to 10 points after back-to-back three pointers from Sampson Carter cutting Tennessee's lead to 46-36 with 14:20 left in the game.
The teams traded baskets with a falling down Williams jumper keeping the deficit at 10 points.
That was the closes UMass could get, however, as Tennessee put together a 15-to-4 run powered by eight points from Stokes and seven from McRae. That extended the Vols lead to 63-42 with 9:41 remaining.
UMass again showed a spark of a comeback three minutes later when Trey Davis hit a three-pointer and then stole the ensuing inbounds pass for a lay-up cutting the lead to 67-51. Richardson snuffed out the momentum with a traditional three-point play on the next Tennessee possession.
Tennessee finished the game shooting 54 percent (30-of-56), while UMass hit 42 percent (28-of-66) of its shots. The Vols held a big advantage at the free throw line hitting 24-of-31 attempts, while UMass was 8-of-11.
After committing 10 first half turnovers, UMass had just three in the second half to finish with 13 for the game.
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Is there any way to simplify solving system of equations, assuming that all variables are binary? All equations, however, are seen as equations with real (or, to make things simple, integer) variables. So what we have is just "normal" equation system, but we know that all variables can be either 0 or 1.
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'Substantial' damage at UCLA, including arena, after water pipe break
(CNN) -- Hundreds of vehicles waterlogged and stranded. A famous basketball court possibly warped. Six facilities out of commission, including a student health center.
A day after millions of gallons of water gushed out of a old, busted water main, UCLA had quite a mess on its hands Wednesday -- and it still was trying to figure out how big.
"We're nowhere near (figuring the cost) yet," UCLA Assistant Vice Chancellor Kelly Schmader said Wednesday near the north side of campus, not far from where workers still were trying to stanch residual leaks in the damaged underground Los Angeles water pipe. "Some of the facilities that have water in them, we're not able to make damage assessments yet."
The juncture of a 93-year-old water pipe and a 58-year-old pipe burst under the famed Sunset Boulevard on Tuesday afternoon, city officials said, sending an estimated 8 million to 10 million gallons of water shooting into the sky and streaming into nearby fields and buildings, notably parts of the UCLA campus just to the south.
No one was injured, but damage to some UCLA parking garages and athletic facilities was "substantial," Schmader said.
Water rushed into two underground parking facilities, submerging about half of the 739 vehicles that still are trapped inside, he said.
Those vehicles that aren't trapped still appear to have some level of water damage, he said. Most of the autos belonged to UCLA students, faculty and staff members who were on campus for the end of the summer session.
"I went back to my car to try and leave, and they told me that I couldn't leave the structure because it was flooded," a woman told CNN affiliate KTLA. "And I walked to the side that was flooded, and I thought, 'So there goes my car.' "
Swift-water rescue crews with boats had to ferry away several stranded people Tuesday, and at least three motorists were rescued from the garages.
Workers spent Tuesday night and much of Wednesday pumping and pushing water out of the damaged facilities.
At UCLA's Pauley Pavilion, the recently renovated home of the school's basketball, volleyball and gymnastics teams, 8 to 10 inches of water had collected on the Nell and John Wooden Court, the hoops surface named for the 10-time NCAA title-winning basketball coach and his wife.
Video from KTLA showed workers using machines and squeegees to dry the court and push water out of the arena.
"The court is showing signs of buckling and expansion right now. Whether we'll be able to save that court, I don't know," Schmader said.
The flooding comes just two years after UCLA completed a $136 million renovation of the arena.
The John Wooden recreation center and the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center were without power because their transformers, like the vehicles, were submerged in the parking garages, Schmader said. The J.D. Morgan Center, which houses the college's athletics hall of fame, also was waterlogged, with workers piling strips of wet carpet outside.
UCLA academic and residential halls were not affected, and classes continued Wednesday.
It's not clear what cause the burst. But it happened at a very bad time for the city and state.
Drought-stricken California recently passed statewide water restrictions, and Gov. Jerry Brown declared a drought emergency in January.
"Unfortunately, we lost a lot of water -- around 35,000 gallons a minute -- which is not ideal in the worst drought in the city's history," Los Angeles City Councilman Paul Koretz said. "So we ask everybody to try harder to conserve water."
Repair work on the pipe won't be completed Wednesday, but thanks to water rerouting, no one was out of water service Wednesday because of the break, said Jeff Bray, superintendent of L.A. Department of Water and Power.
CNN's Holly Yan and Steve Almasy and Stella Chan contributed to this report.
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Bone is living tissue that makes up the body's skeleton. There are three types of bone tissue, including the following:
Together, compact and cancellous tissues are called the periosteum. Beneath the hard outer shell of the periosteum there are tunnels and canals through which blood and lymphatic vessels run to carry nourishment for the bone. Muscles, ligaments, and tendons may attach to the periosteum.
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This NASA video segment explains how the space shuttle reaches orbit. Viewers learn that the space shuttle stack is made of the orbiter with two solid rocket boosters and one external liquid fuel tank that provide the shuttle with enough energy to leave Earth's atmosphere and enter orbit. An astronaut describes the function and duration of each fuel component.
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Recently, Victor Reppert did a post on Calvinism. This generated an impromptu debate between Jason Pratt and myself in the meta. Pratt has since carried our debate over to the EU forum. I plan to respond tomorrow. In preparation, I'll repost what I already said over at Reppert's blog.
At June 09, 2009 5:36 AM , steve said...
A few quick comments in response to Jason:
i) I provided the links for purposes of documentation. This was in response to Reppert's factual inquiry regarding the position of Calvinism on God's intent with respect to the lost.
Since this involves an intramural debate within Calvinism, it doesn't attempt to justify its respective positions for the benefit of those who don't share the same presuppositions.
That's a separate issue. These documents are not an exercise in Reformed apologetics. Their immediate value is expository.
ii) Helm takes the position that God doesn't desire the salvation of the reprobate. With respect to the language of Scripture, Helm has, on various occasions, discussed his theory of divine accommodation, viz. anthropomorphic usage.
So Helm does have an answer to Jason's objection. But that's not the issue he's addressing at the moment.
iii) The other document presents two opposing views. The majority report does think that God entertains an unrealized desire for the salvation of the reprobate.
The minority report denies this by appealing to anthropomorphic usage.
On the face of it, Helm's position, and the position of the minority report, have more internal consistency.
At June 09, 2009 6:12 AM , steve said...
Let's now touch on some of Jason's substantive objections:
"The result is a picture of God commanding non-elect persons to do something that God prevents them from ever being able to do."
It's not clear what Jason means by God preventing them from ever being able to do so. Inability is not the same thing as prevention.
For example, the state tells you not to drive drunk. And if it catches you, you will be arrested and charged with a crime.
Does this mean the state prevented you from driving sober because the state failed to enable you to drive sober? Does Jason equate the failure to enable someone to do x with preventing someone to do x?
Perhaps Jason has an explanation. My immediate point is that his criticism is quite unclear.
"They never have a real choice to do good, yet they are commanded to do good by the One who chooses to prevent them from ever having a choice to do good."
i) To say God "prevents" them assumes that, left to their own devices, absent divine contravention, they would do other than what God prevented them from doing. Why does Jason think their default setting is to do good, and if they don't do good, that's because they were debarred from doing what they would choose to do if only they had been allowed to act on their own initiative?
ii) Keep in mind that Jason is a universalist. So it's not as if he thinks that God gives us all a choice to do either x or y, and respects our choice. It's difficult to construct a purely libertarian version of universalism.
"God thus is presented as flatly acting against His own commands; not disobeying them, exactly, but staunchly refusing to even desire to bring His own commands to fruition."
An obvious problem with this objection is that we live in a world in which two different things obtain:
a) God issues various commands.
b) His commands are regularly violated.
Presumably, then, there's a sense in which God intends his commands to be violated. So their violation serves some ulterior purpose beyond the terms of the command itself.
For example, divine law forbids murder, yet men and women commit murder. So God issues a prohibition against murder in the knowledge that his prohibition will be violated. He expects that prohibition to be flouted.
According to Jason, does God desire to bring that prohibition to fruition? Obviously not.
Even if, in Jason's view of postmortem salvation, the prohibition eventually serves some roundabout purpose of cosmic restoration, the prohibition, in and of itself, did not come to fruition. Someone was murdered. And that cannot be undone–as if it never happened. Even if there are postmortem compensations, that's not the same thing as bringing the specific prohibition to fruition.
If, therefore, this is supposed to pose a dilemma for Calvinism, then the dilemma is hardly limited to Calvinism. For the point of tension, if there is one, is not, in the first place a theoretical tension, but a factual tension–a tension between what God commands and what actually occurs in the real world.
At June 09, 2009 7:44 AM , steve said...
For now I'm make two or three additional points in response to Jason:
i) Calvinism has a concept of "duty-faith." You have a standing moral obligation to obey the moral law.
To say that sinners have moral obligations is distinct from the question of what God "wants" or "desires" them to do.
It's fallacious to equate obligation with intent. These are separate issues.
ii) The relation between God's preceptive will and his decretive will (conventional terminology) involves a part/whole, means/ends relation. God doesn't will the means irrespective of the end in view. The moral law has an instrumental function in furthering God's overarching purpose.
So when you talk about what God wills or wants, you can't isolate the part from the whole, or the means from the end.
iii) The question of divine accommodation and anthropomorphic usage goes to the issue of how we treat emotive language (e.g. expressing unrequited desires) in reference to God. And that is clearly relevant to this debate. At one end of the spectrum is Mormonism.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Does God love the reprobate?-1
Labels: Calvinism, Hays, Hell, hermeneutics, Universalism
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The post title made me think about the claims I sometimes hear that God loves all unconditionally. Obviously, God doesn't redemptively love all unconditionally. But is there a way that one could say that God loves all unconditionally? That perhaps He loves man as His handiwork, His creation. Granted, this would be no better than saying God loves trees or clouds...but do you think it's a reasonable enough claim?ReplyDelete
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In what is an extremely positive development, the English city of Bristol has created its own local currency. It is called the Bristol Pound and it came into official existence for trade yesterday at 12:11pm local time. This just further solidifies what I believe is an irreversible trend toward decentralization of money away from banking cabals and corrupt government's globally. No matter how you wish to express your contempt for crooked government/Central Bank currencies does not matter. What matters is that you do it. So go out and exchange your fiat for physical gold and silver, utilize Bitcoins in your business, or go out and create your own local currency. It is by taking action on the corrupt money system that we will regain our dignity, freedom and free markets. Alternative currencies, no matter what they may be, represent the wooden stake in the heart of financial vampires.
Personally, one thing that I am experimenting with is accepting Bitcoin donations through my website (see the menu tab below the main picture) to familiarize myself with the system. I also wrote a related article on the subject recently titled Bitcoin: A Way to Fight Back Against the Financial Terrorists?
Interestingly, ever since I started launching the remodeled website about three weeks ago, Bitcoin has surged in value by 25% from about $10 per Bitcoin to $12.50 at the moment. Not to say those gains will continue, but it is interesting nonetheless.
Anyway, without further ado, here are some excerpts about the Bristol Pound from the UK's Telegraph:
Creators of the Bristol Pound claim that a local currency has the potential to significantly increase the amount of spending power in the region and ensure that it is channelled into local, independent businesses.
Ciaran Mundy, co-founder of the Bristol Pound, told AFP last month: "Eighty percent of the money leaves the area if it is spent with a multinational – but 80pc stays if it is spent at a local trader."
"The perception of banking and money is that it's a very ruthless system: people are out for what they can get," he added. "This is about saying yes to something new. It's tapping into a different set of values about money."
More than 300 local shops and other businesses, including butchers, bakers and plumbers, have joined the currency. Interest in the scheme proved so strong that the launch had to be postponed from May to September.
Go Bristol!
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The Cubs announced the moves before Wednesday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Coleman was recalled Tuesday and got hit hard in a 5-0 loss filling in for Ryan Dempster, who was traded to Texas.
Manager Dale Sveum says Volstad could wind up in the rotation, with Dempster and Paul Maholm being dealt and Matt Garza sidelined lately by fluid in his right triceps. The Cubs hope to have him back Tuesday at San Diego.
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Intel is to replace the PC97 audio standard with a newer 'much more robust and higher frequency' standard, THX Ultra2 Certification, aimed at dealing with the diversity in end user audio equipment. This is a 'good thing', says the INQ, especially THX 'Games Mode' which will ensure the integrity of video game content from creation through to game play:
All the hardware in the world does no good if a game will only put out stereo sound, and 7.1 channel surround sounds pretty bad when played through $4.99 speakers, even with fresh batteries. Programmers also waste their time to place realistic footsteps sneaking up behind you if your speakers are misplaced. Well, THX is trying to fix some of these problems. On January 8th, it announced THX "Games Mode". This new mode is part of the THX Ultra2 Certification, and theoretically, all new THX certified equipment should support it. In addition, Electronic Arts is THX certifying games. A few months ago, it announced a bunch of titles would be certified, and most likely all of the new games will be certified in this manner.
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Woody Shaw: Isabel the Liberator
Isabel The Liberator
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Live: Volume 2 (High Note 7089 )
Woody Shaw (trumpet), Carter Jefferson (tenor sax, soprano sax), Larry Willis (piano), Stafford James (bass), Victor Lewis (drums).
Composed by Larry Willis.
Recorded: Keystone Korner, San Francisco, 1979-80
Rating: 96/100 (learn more)
In the late 1970s and early 1980s Woody Shaw had arguably the finest touring jazz (straight ahead) small group on the scene, only rivaled by Betty Carter's trio and of course Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. It's fortunate that a number of performances by his band have been documented on CD, notably the four volumes from the Keystone Korner. Here is Woody at his absolute peak as a player and bandleader. The live version of pianist Larry Willis's "Isabel the Liberator" (originally recorded on Woody's third CBS release For Sure!) is a tautly driving performance, and Woody's solo on here is on a magisterial tip, building from a calm, reflective yet rhythmically assured opening to a number of successive peaks of shattering impact. This solo exemplifies for me that quality of Woody's playing narrative in which he's able to sustain a long solo through a sure control and exploitation of contrasts (intensity and complexity, inside and outside harmonic motion, chromatic and intervallic line construction, short rhythmic jabs and long legato phrases). Also check out Larry Willis's playing, behind Woody and on his solo—out of sight! His comping really inspires Woody here.
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Questions Being Raised About the Importance of Diet on Gout
Posted by Victor Konshin in Diet on August 27, 2009
An article that will appear in the September Issue of the Journal of the American Dietetic Association calls into question the long held belief that those with gout need to maintain a "purine-restricted" diet. This article points out that some foods, such as some vegetables are very high in purines, yet research has consistently shown that consumption of these vegetables is strongly correlated with a reduction in uric acid levels and in gout attacks. Research has also shown that beer is strongly correlated with higher instances of gout even though modern beers often have very low levels of purines.
Although diet has long been assumed to be associated with hyperuricemia, this association remains to be verified. Studies that have reviewed the relationship of diet and hyperuricemia have found it to be a difficult and complex issue.
The Most Misused Gout Drug, Colchicine
Posted by Victor Konshin in Gout Treatments on May 19, 2009
Gout is a disease that medical science obsessed over for, well, since medical science came into being. Only in the last fifty years has gout become a "forgotten" disease. Through this long and amazing history, gout has had a more or less faithful companion: the autumn crocus flower. It's from the bulb of this flower that colchicine comes.
Some reports say that colchicine has been in use for over 6000 years while other reports say its a much newer drug that has only been in use for 2000 years. Regardless, it is still considered to be a first line drug by many doctors. Unfortunately, those doctors are grossly out-of-date. Not only in using colchicine first, but also in how they use it…
Uric Acid Levels and Gout
Posted by Victor Konshin in Diet, General, Gout Treatments on May 8, 2009
If you have gout, it is important to get your uric acid levels tested regularly. This is important for a couple of reasons. First, if you are taking medication, or even natural remedies to lower uric acid levels, you want to make sure that they are actually working. You also want to make sure that you are maintaining a healthy uric acid level – too much uric acid and gout can occur (bad) – too little uric acid and neurological issues can occur (rare, but worse).
Second, uric acid levels can fluctuate wildly, from day to day, even hour to hour. A blood test gives you a snapshot of what your uric acid level is at that moment. You could be having a good day and your uric acid level is low. This might make you feel as though you do not need to take so much medication and scale back. Unfortunately, this will likely result in a gout attack.
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Swine Flu and Gout
Posted by Victor Konshin in General, Gout Treatments on April 28, 2009
I have been sitting in my office this morning with the television on, watching the coverage of the swine flu outbreak. I am always impress at how much panic an infections disease can generate. Personally, if the swine flu does become pandemic, I hope I am one of the first to come down with the disease. Why? With a disease as virulent as the flu, the odds are very good that I will develop the disease eventually and if that happens, I want to get it before the medical system is overloaded and drugs like Tamiflu run out. Beside, I am a healthy 38 year old and the risk of serious complications, let alone death, are small. This way, I would get the best care, medications, will get it over with quickly, and be healthy (and immune to the disease) when the disease hits it's peak so I can help care for others. So you won't find me walking around with a mask on – which really doesn't provide much protection anyway.
What does swine flu have to do with gout?
Not much really, however some medications used to treat gout can suppress the immune system which can make you more susceptible to disease including the flu and can make the flu worse if you should get it. If you are unlucky enough to develop the flu just as you are being treated with corticosteroids or colchicine for a gout attack, it could make it much worse - particularly if you are elderly. Note that NSAIDs and medications to lower uric acid levels do not suppress the immune system.
Of course, if you manage gout properly by lowering uric acid levels, there is no need to ever treat a gout attack because you will not get them.
Update: NYC Assistant Principal in Critical Condition
In New York City an Assistant Principal has come down with the N1H1 flu and is now in critical condition. It has been reported in the media that the only preexisting health condition he had was gout. As a result I have seen a lot of interest in any possible connection between gout and swine flu. It has been reported in the media that this Assistant Principal is suffering from kidney failure. As I have written previously (see,Is Gout Dangerous) that gout is strongly associated with kidney failure. If fact, nearly all people suffering from gout have significant kidney damage at the time of death.
So, did gout combine with swine flu contribute to this man's kidney failure? That remains to be seen, but I would not be surprised if this turns out to be the case. The flu could have found a comfortable home in the already damaged kidneys. As the disease spreads, we will see if more people suffering from gout develop serious kidney complications.
Update 2: NYC Assistant Principal Passes Away
Unfortunately, NYC Assistant Principal Matthew Wiener passed away Sunday, May 17th. Our sympathies go out to his family.
As for the connection between gout and swine flu… Its unlikely that gout played a role, but it is possible. I hope that the CDC takes a close look to see if there was a connection. If they can find a connection, then I hope that they will at least advise the public of the risk and advise the medical community to treat those that have gout and develop swine flu more aggressively.
The Impact of Gout on Your Quality-of-Life, Finances and Family
Posted by Victor Konshin in General, Gout Treatments on April 27, 2009
If you have gout, you understand that gout has a definite impact on your quality-of-life during an attack — life sucks. The pain can be unbearable. Researchers have looked at this question more quantitatively though and come up with some interesting findings.
As we know, gout is caused by uric acid crystalizing in our joints, which causes an immune response (if you don't know this, see, Gout Basics). Even when you are not in the middle of a gout attack, if you have high uric acid levels, crystals are always forming and dissolving and not just in your joints, but all over your body. These crystals are seen as invaders by your immune system which causes it to respond. This causes your immune system to alway be in a heightened state of alert and it causes inflammation in your body which can cause many deadly diseases (see, Is Gout Dangerous). But the problems do not stop there…
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The 'Skinny' on Gout Diets
Posted by Victor Konshin in Diet, Gout Treatments on April 2, 2009
Diet is the most common method dragged out as a means of controlling gout but as I have written in previous posts, diet alone can almost never eliminate gout. Research has shown that diet, even tightly controlled diets can reduce uric acid levels by at most 1-2mg/dL (55-110µmols/L). This can 'cure' gout only if your uric acid levels are just over the level where gout becomes possible. For example, gout is only possible in people with uric acid levels above 6.8mg/dL (380µmols/L). If your uric acid level is normally 8mg/dL(440µmols/L), then with a very tightly restricted diet, you might be about to pull it off, but if you slip up — you're in trouble. If your uric acid level is normally 9mg/dL(500µmols/L) then the best you can manage is 7mg/dL(390µmols/L) which would definitely reduce the number of attacks, but can never eliminate them entirely.
What's more interesting is that the most commonly referred to diet for people with gout is a "low purine diet" but few people, even medical professionals, really understand what this means. Yes, they may pull out some old chart that tells you to stay away from shellfish, beer and asparagus — among others, but you need to know these lists are only just guesses.
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Getting Thunderbird to Automatically Load Images in Emails
By user12607856 on Aug 28, 2008
For the version of Thunderbird I'm running under OpenSolaris 2008.05, when you receive an email with images in it, I get a little "banner" at the top of the email where I have to click the "Load Images" button in order to see the images in that email.
Well today it got to the point where it had annoyed me enough that I wanted to adjust this, so that images where automatically loaded. Seems simple right?
After spending about five minutes looking at all the Preferences options and Account Settings options and not finding it, I decided to google for it.
The solution is to bring up Edit->Preferences, click on the Advanced panel, go to the General tab and click on the "Config Editor..." button. Then look for the "mailnews.message_display.disable_remote_image" setting and double click on the "true" word to turn it to "false".
Why is this so hard? Why couldn't there be some way of doing it directly from the little banner with the "Load Images" button? Maybe a little "Change this..." link.
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In the state of South Carolina what is the maximum length of time a municipality may maintain/renew their service agreement/contract with a specific vendor without going to bid. The service type in question is the collection of Solid Waste.
The scenario in question would be an agreement to be the exclusive provider of residential curbside collection for the entire municipality in five (5) year terms, with mutually agreeable renewals of one (1) or more years.
Would there be a difference if the agreement/contract was written as a franchise agreement or an exclusive service agreement. Additionally, would there be a difference in law if the agreement was between a City and a private company or County and private company?
Contracting with a municipality - Limit on Term before Bid
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If you are in the solid waste collection business or going into the solid waste collection business, one would have to be a fool not to have a lawyer on retainer to answer your questions and guide you through the business processes rather relying on strangers on the internet.
Warning: Legal issues are complicated. Explanations and comments here are simplified and might not fully explain the ramifications of your particular issue. I am not a lawyer. I do not give legal advice. I make comments based on my knowledge and experience. I guarantee nothing. If you act on my comments without the advice of an attorney, you do so at your own risk.
Posted 28 December 2012 - 07:22 AM
Your question involves a very esoteric issue of state and local law and isn't well-suited for an Internet message board. We can provide general information about laws that are roughly uniform throughout the U.S., but this is something only someone familiar with the unique state and local law or someone who is in a position to research the issue is likely to be able to answer.
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Germany's economy is the largest in Europe. Germany is a member of the Group of Eight (G-8) major industrial nations, which gets together to address global financial issues. It is also a member of the European Union.
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First, some facts about Germany from the CIA's World Factbook as of February 2009:
- It is Europe's largest economy and second-most populous nation, with 82 million people.
- Germany has the fifth-largest economy in the world in terms of purchasing power parity.
- 2008 gross domestic product (purchasing power parity) = $2.9 trillion.
- It has an export-dependent economy.
- East and West Germany were unified in 1990. Integrating the East German economy and bringing it up to the standards of the West German economy is a costly and ongoing process, with high unemployment being one symptom -- a seasonally adjusted 2008 rate of 10.8% by one source.
- Germany has 2,400 kilometers of coastline and is slightly smaller than Montana.
- Capital = Berlin.
- Government type = federal republic.
- The country's economy began to contract in the second quarter of 2008 as the strong euro, high oil prices, tighter credit markets, and slowing growth abroad took their toll. At 1.7% in 2008, GDP growth is expected to be negative in 2009.
Say what you will about the CIA, but its World Factbook is a concise,easy-to-follow source of information.
The International Monetary Fund is a good source for analyses and forecasts on the economies of countries around the globe. The German economy experienced robust growth in mid-2007, then the banking sector was affected by the subprime mess in the American mortgage industry, and then its export-dependent economy took a big hit from declining orders, reports the IMF.
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Major depression during pregnancy affects fourteen percent of women. Researchers from Stanford University Medical Center say acupuncture could be considered a treatment option for pregnant women suffering from depression that could lead to poor birth outcomes for mother and baby.
Rachel Manber, PhD, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences and leader of the study found that 94 percent of pregnant women are hesitant to take antidepressants due to concerns about the effect of on fetal development. "Because there's this concern about medication among pregnant women and their physicians, it's important to find an alternative,"
Some antidepressants used during pregnancy have been linked to low birth weight, heart problems, and pulmonary artery hypertension (PAH). Untreated symptoms of depression can also increase the risk of pre-term birth.
Researchers recruited 150 women meeting criteria for major depression for their study, comparing depression specific acupuncture treatment to acupuncture using needles inserted in points that did not alleviate depression and to massage. The women were randomly assigned to the treatments, making the study well controlled.
Treatment with acupuncture resulted in a 63 percent reduction in symptoms compared to pregnant women who received massage or acupuncture that was known to not treat depression.
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doi: 10.1097/AOG.0b013e3181cc0816
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UCLA men's soccer assistant coach Eddie Soto has been named the new head coach of the University of San Francisco men's soccer program and will not return to the Bruins next season. Soto succeeds Erik Visser, who announced his retirement after 13 years as USF's head coach, and will become the fifth head coach in the program's history.
In his eight seasons at UCLA, Soto helped guide the Bruins to four Pac-12 Conference championships and eight NCAA Tournament berths, including three quarterfinal appearances and two trips to the College Cup (2006 and 2011). The Bruins also compiled a 44-6-10 conference record over the last six seasons. During Soto's coaching tenure, 17 Bruin players were selected in the Major League Soccer draft, including seven first round picks.
In addition to his coaching duties at UCLA, Soto also served as the head coach of the U-18 Los Angeles Galaxy Academy team. He took over a last place Galaxy squad midway through the 2011 season and in just one year led the team to the U.S. Development Academy SoCal division title in 2012. Soto also helped coach the Galaxy U-17s to the 2011 Generation Adidas Cup championship and served as an assistant coach for the U-16 Galaxy Academy team that won the 2011 National Championship. Soto also served as the head coach of the U.S. Beach Soccer National Team, which participated in FIFA's Beach Soccer World Cup for the first time since 1997.
"Eddie Soto is a fantastic choice to be the next head coach at University of San Francisco," said UCLA head coach Jorge Salcedo. "He brings a tremendous pedigree as a former player and a coach. During his time at UCLA, Eddie has a proven track record in managing all facets of a successful program. He is ready and excited to be the steward of the USF men's soccer program."