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TUCSON, Ariz.- The No.21 Arizona baseball team cruised to its second straight and fifth overall shutout of the season in a 20-0 win over Wagner at Frank Sancet Field on Friday night. The victory improved Arizona's record 16-7, while Wagner remained winless at 0-9.
The Wildcats recorded 17 hits in the game, including a school record tying five triples and an inside the park home run, while three pitchers combined to give up just two hits over the course of nine innings. All total, 11 of the 14 Arizona batters that had at least one at-bat recorded a hit.
Sophomore Jeff Van Houten led all Arizona players with a 3 for 3 night at the plate, including Arizona's first inside the park home run in over 10 years. The outfielder laced Wagner reliever Matt Herzberg's 2-2 pitch down the right field line in the fifth inning, rounded the bases and crossed home plate standing up. Former Wildcat Jason Thompson was the last Arizona player to circle the bases with the ball still in play on Feb. 1, 1993 against New Mexico.
On the mound, junior Joe Little carried a no-hitter through the first 4 2/3 innings before giving up an infield single to Wagner's Troy Sogluizzo. Sophomore John Hardy made an outstanding play just to knock the sharply hit ball down, but could not make the throw to preserve the no-no for the Arizona lefty.
Little (4-2) picked up his fourth win of the season with six innings of one-hit ball. He struck out nine and walked two before giving way to relievers Chris Goodman and Scott Burns, who combined to strike out five more Seahawk batters to help tie a team season-high 14 strikeouts in a game.
The Wildcats and Seahawks will close out the three-game series on Saturday. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. and the game will be broadcast live on 790 AM KNST.

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We've already discussed some of the Los Angeles 'her' filming locations, but you may note the movie's storyline includes a getaway to a definitely-not-in-LA, snowy destination. Since Southern Californians often travel to Big Bear Mountain (about a two-hour drive from LA) to enjoy winter sports, one might assume it was the film's snowy destination, but that's incorrect.
Present-day Angelenos in search of snow might travel as far as Mammoth Mountain (about a five-hour drive from LA), but it's unlikely they would trek as far as Lake Tahoe (at least a seven-hour drive from LA) for a weekend getaway.
However, in the futuristic world of 'her' – where one can travel throughout California by a high-speed train that's served by beautiful, empty stations – it's just not a big deal to travel from Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe. The film website imdb.com specifies Sugar Bowl Ski Resort (which is near Truckee in Tahoe's north shore area) was used for the 'her' production.
While you may have to wait a decade or so for high-speed-rail travel in California, you certainly don't have to wait that long to travel to Lake Tahoe; start planning your trip today with this free guide. Winter, spring, summer or fall, it's always a good time to visit Tahoe!
In the video of the snowy-getaway scene included here, you can also hear the film's Oscar-nominated Best Original Song. "Moon Song" was penned collaboratively by director Spike Jonze and the Yeah Yeah Yeah's Karen O, and it was announced last week she will perform the song at the upcoming Academy Awards ceremony. The voices you hear singing in the movie belong to the film's multi-talented stars, Scarlett Johansson and Joaquin Phoenix; check it out!


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Atlanta, like the rest of the nation, has a mild case of the World Cups. Sure, some areas of the city are more passionate about the event than others but the holy triumvirate of sports (NFL, NBA, MLB) is hardly fearing a soccer-mania wave overtaking the nation. Unless...
5 sure-fire ways to make the World Cup more Ameri-Friendly (and more kick-arse!):
1. Make the white rectangle bigger. Bigger goals = more scoring action. Currently any goalie tall enough the ride the Scream Machine roller coaster can block anything on the top side. Raise the bugger at least a foot (okay, keep the international forces happy and raise it a meter). While you're at it widen the goals a half foot on both sides. Penalty kicks too easy? Then push that back a couple meters too.
2. For god's sake, either ban those incessant vuvua-losers or have a SAP program without the sickened/ tortured bird sounds. Certainly one of the Grateful Dead's unemployed sound technicians or perhaps Tom "Boston" Scholz can isolate the offending frequency and knock it way down. Got an app for that? The announcers at least add some color commentary, explanations of the game and background of what has occurred in the past 3 years and 11 months. That is, IF you can hear them without turning up the TV where the "locusts" or "buzzing bees" scare the family pet and drive the uninitiated completely looney.
3. Cheerleaders or dance team. Not during the action mind you, but switch to quarters to break up the action and allow visual breaks with each country's best socc-o-babes. Even our friends in the Middle East.
4. No more off-sides. If an offensive player goes way down towards the goal, you cover him. Like in basketball.
5. You can figure out a way to make it less than a month, right?


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posted by: Sebastian · 12/30/07
FINALLY!!! ~ Jan 18th can't come soon enough… good bye T-mobile… hello Death Star!
posted by: Christian Hemberger · 12/30/07
Nice, but can you forward SMS????? I get great jokes and/or other Text's that I need/want to forward to friends…
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Hi. Im new at iphone. My itunes said that theres a new version the firmware 1.1.2. After I download this, the itunes will say my that there is also a new version??
I have an unlocked phone. Will this new versions lock my phone??
Do you know how to add, my contacts from my sim to my iphone?? Best regards, and have a wonderful 2008.
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Hi, I couldn wait for your response, and my phone is locked….......
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I would also like to know if there will be a fowarding feature on SMS?
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Forwarded joke text messages? Yeah, that's definitely a feature that we're all looking forward to!
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That is revolutionary, how could Apple come up with such brilliant idea so incredibly fast?
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there is a new program on the installer of the iphone in networks called isms it lets you send multiple text messages and forward text messages it works a treat
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What about the ability to attach pictures to text messages?
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Its out now…..I just installed it about 30 mins ago. Sad to report, No forwarding and no attachments. Still have to send those pics as emails. ...(at least, as far as I can tell to this point)
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Gruver City Council met again on Wednesday to discuss the future of law enforcement within the community.
After both officers with the Gruver Police Department resigned recently, the Hansford County Sheriff's Office has taken over patrol of the community and the City Council is looking to continue that as a permanent contract.
There will be an open meeting next Wednesday with Sheriff Tim Glass in Gruver to discuss this topic with the council and the community members.
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Consider a tight-binding square lattice in 2D. This lattice has two different nearest neighbor tunneling rates along the x and y directions; call them $J_{x}$ and $J_{y}$. All longer range tunneling rates are zero. How can I compute the response of the expected momentum of a very low momentum particle to a force applied along a vector n? Is the rate of change of momentum parallel to n? Where is the excess momentum going?
I think the excess momentum is being lost to heating the environment.
I think the rate of change of momentum IS parallel to the force applied along the vector n.


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New data out from TransUnion shows that consumers are doing a great job of bringing their finances back into good shape. For the sixth consecutive quarter, the credit card delinquency rate has dropped. The number of consumers that were 90 days or more delinquent has now dropped to a 17 year low and credit card debt per borrower is hovering ... Read More »
Credit Card Delinquencies at Pre-2006 Low Levels
Experian is reporting that credit card accounts that are 60 days past due has reached levels not seen since before the recession. Nationally, since 2007, 20 percent fewer credit card payments are 60 days late, but 25 percent more consumers are paying their mortgage 60 days late. The cities that showed the most improvements to bankcard payments include Cleveland, Ohio; ... Read More »
Consumer Borrowing Up in June. Reading Tea Leaves.
The latest data from the Federal Reserve is out for June 2011. The data shows an increase in revolving consumer borrowing for primarily commercial banks. Commercial banks increased revolving consumer debt from May 579.2 billion to June 584.4 billion. Pools of securitized assets diminished between May and June from 41.8 billion to 41.5 billion. Other sectors showed growth in unsecured ... Read More »
The Future of Credit Counseling. Shades Might Not be Required.
At the recent Debt Relief Master Class I held in Raleigh, North Carolina we had the pleasure of hearing from Howard Dvorkin from Consolidated Credit Counseling Services on his view of the future of credit counseling. Howard has been in the credit counseling industry since about the early 1990s and has a very broad perspective that all debt relief providers ... Read More »
Default Rates Continue to Fall at Credit Card Issuers
Reports just out from five of the six top credit card issuers showed that default rates on accounts fell in June. Of the banks reporting, Bank of America showed the biggest reduction in default rates with Chase Bank, Discover reporting very noticeable declines. Just recently Discover said their default rate was at the lowest ever in their history. According to ... Read More »
Consumers Loading Up on Credit in May But Watch Out
Yesterday I published Revolving Debt Increases in May. Is This a Good Sign? and then a reader sent me a tipster (send in your tips here) message and pointed out an article The American Consumer May Now Be Maxed Out. The article draws the conclusion that: "We contend, in our original report on this series, "Retail Sales as Echoes of ... Read More »
Revolving Debt Increases in May. Is This a Good Sign?
The Federal Reserve G19 report is out for May and it shows an uptick in revolving consumer debt. On an annual basis the amount of outstanding unsecured consumer debt rose at a 5.1 percent annual rate. Moving up from $789.8 billion to $793.1 billion. I've said for a long time to watch for an uptick in G19 revolving credit as ... Read More »
Debt Relief industry Trends, June, 2011 – Credit Counseling, Debt Settlement, Bankruptcy
In what has turned into a regular report from this site, here is the next installment in my forecast for the debt relief industry. The extension of consumer credit remains weak. Delinquencies and defaults are dropping and sometimes, as Discover announced recently, to historic lows. Credit Counseling Demand Sources inside credit counseling are reporting continued declines in new debt management ... Read More »
Consumers Demonstrate Less Need for Debt Relief Services
TransUnion just release new data which shows their Credit Risk Index (CRI) continues to decline. The CRI is a forecast tool that shows the likely chances of a consumer not being able to repay their debt. For the first quarter of 2011, the CRI came in at 123.56 – approximately 5 percent lower than the index high of 129.67 (Q4 ... Read More »
Fed Reports Consumer Debt Levels Rise
The latest Federal Reserve Consumer Credit release is out and while consumer debt levels increased at an annual rate of 3 percent in the last reported month, April, the bad news is that the rise is fueled by non-revolving student loans, auto loans, etc. Revolving debt continued it's fall but at a slower pace of an annual rate of negative ... Read More »
Credit Counseling Warned About Surviving The Next Couple of Years
I've been saying that the debt relief space is in a difficult spot right now. And I've provided warnings to all members of the debt relief community. Some have trounced me for being too "negative" in what I see just ahead. But recently Jeff Tenenbaum gave a presentation at the recent credit counseling meetings of ACCPros. Here is what he ... Read More »
Credit Counseling Requests Way Down. Funding Cut.
A couple of articles today painted an interesting picture of the challenges credit counselors are facing and the declining demand for their services. According to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC), the number of consumers seeking help has dropped twenty percent from 2009 to 2010. This has NFCC scratching their head especially when the CARD Act required lenders to ... Read More »
Credit Card Delinquencies Move Downward to Levels Not Seen Since 1996
TraunsUnion has just released their latest report on credit card delinquencies. The lower the level of delinquencies, the lower the level for debt relief services since the vast majority of debt relief inquiries are stimulated by delinquent account holders. In a recent article, here, some in the debt relief community felt that the level of delinquencies was erroneous and not ... Read More »
Decline in Open Credit Card Accounts Helps to Show Why There is a Reduced Demand for Debt Relief Services
A reader and tipster (send in your tips here) sent in a link that led me to the most recent Federal Reserve Bank of New York report showing the number of open credit card accounts. These are the types of accounts that are most addressed by debt relief providers. The data seems to support the statement made to me recently ... Read More »
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Bankruptcy filings for the 12-month period ending March 31, 2011, rose 2.6 percent when compared to bankruptcy filings for the 12-month period ending March 31, 2010, according to statistics released today by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. March 2011 bankruptcy filings totaled 1,571,183, with 1,531,997 bankruptcy cases filed in the 12-month period ending March 31, 2010. Business and ... Read More »


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Utah's Great Frozen Delights Do you need to hear the stat again about how much ice cream Utahns eat? More importantly, Utahns are eating better ice cream (and gelato, frozen yogurt, etc.) than ever before. Here are some of the best.
Ice cream Burch Creek Mercantile Owner: Robert Higgs Nothing says vintage like a scoop of ice cream with homemade fudge on top served from a fully working soda bar from 1910. Robert Higgs had exactly that in mind when dreaming up his venture: something old-fashioned and unique.
"I just wanted to offer something to this community that would bring families back here," he says.
Burch Creek Mercantile serves 74 flavors of Farr's ice creams, sundaes and banana splits. Bear Claw is his personal favorite, but Play Dough is their best seller. 3920 Washington Blvd., Ogden, 801-605-3384
Gelato Dolcetti Gelato Owners: Mark and Elizabeth England Dolcetti Gelato is the result of a union between two creative minds. Mark and Elizabeth England have been in the gelato biz for six years. Mark's artwork is seen throughout the shop, including his original welded sign suspended out front. Elizabeth gets creative with flavors, including the epic bacon-chocolate and the delicate honey-lavender, which she extracts from the hive in her backyard. The gelato-making process is an art form in and of itself.
"There is a lot to know to make it work, and be soft, smooth and creamy," Elizabeth says.
900 S. 900 East, SLC, 801-485-3254
Frozen yogurt LunaBerry Owner: Yeeling Lee A few years ago, Yeeling Lee was inspired by California's hip frozen yogurt scene. She set out to recreate the upscale frozen dessert restaurant feel, while adding her own creative spin. After a year of fine-tuning, tweaking and lots of taste testing, LunaBerry opened its doors for business. Unlike other yogurt shops, LunaBerry makes their yogurt in-store. Original seems to be everyone's favorite flavor, including Yeeling's.
"I go around and taste other yogurts because I always want to make mine better, but our customers don't want us to change anything," Lee says.
358 S. 700 East, SLC, 801-359-0427
Nitro Sub Zero Ice Cream Owner: Jerry Hancock Jerry Hancock was mulling over the idea of opening up an ice cream shop, but wanted to step up his game against competitors. With the help of his chemistry background, Jerry concocted a scientific concept, allowing customers to pick the fat content and consistency of their desired flavor by freezing the frozen treat with liquid nitrogen right before their eyes.
"It's kind of your own experiment; you walk in and make anything you want," Jerry says.
1200 South Town Centre Drive, Provo, 801-494-0988. Other locations.
Frozen Custard Nielsen's Frozen Custard Owner: Steve Nielsen Once a high school teacher, Steve Nielsen abandoned the education ship to take a risk on a family business.
"We wanted our kids to be able to work hard," he says, "but didn't have a farm to do it on."
An old-fashioned custard stand was his solution. He started out in Crossroads Mall in 1989 but later opened his stand-alone shop. Before the 1930s, all ice cream was like frozen custard. Concrete, Nielsen's bestseller, is named for its thick consistency -- custard plus a mix-in. Steve's favorite is chocolate. 570 W. 2600 South, Bountiful, 801-292-7479
More Ice Cream Ideas Don't just take it from us -- great restaurants are serving great ice cream desserts. Bambara's Backwards Float IBC Vanilla Cream Soda with a scoop of House Churned Root Beer Ice Cream Bambara, 202 S. Main Street, SLC 801-363-5454
Bambara's Tropical Fruit Sundae Coconut Ice Cream topped with Tropical Fruit Compote with a Pizzelle Waffle Cookie
Faustina's Double Chocolate Milk Shake with Chocolate Shavings and Whipped Cream Faustina, 454 E. Broadway, SLC 801-746-4441
Easy Street's Hot Fudge Gooey Brownie Sundae Easy Street at the Sky Lodge 201 Heber Ave., Park City 435-658-2500
Copper Onion's Banana Split with Pistachio Brittle, Copper Onion 111 E. Broadway # 170, SLC 801-355-3282
Dressing Up Your Scoop Ice cream makes a dynamite and easy summertime dessert, whether you're eating in the dining room or the back yard. Especially if you top it with originality. When you don't have to spend a lot of time making the ice cream, you have time to make ice cream extra special.
Nutella Sundae Slightly warm Nutella chocolate spread; spoon over vanilla ice cream and top with salt-roasted hazelnuts.
Red & White Sundae Boil 1 1/2 cups cream; stir in 6 oz. white chocolate. Stir until smooth. Pour raspberry or pomegranate syrup over vanilla ice cream and white chocolate.
Jamaican Sundae Pour a jigger of dark rum over a scoop of vanilla and top with chopped crystallized ginger and a crisscross of lime zest.
Caramel Bacon Sundae Spoon caramel sauce (cook 1 cup sugar until light brown, stir in 5 Tbsp. butter, then 1/2 cup whipping cream) over vanilla ice cream and top with crisp bacon crumbles.
The clear winner: Haagen Dazs Really sweet, eggnoggy
Runner-up Dreyer's Creamy but no flavor, What flavor?
Not so much Boulder Organic Weird tang, watery, lame-o.
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Israel Ifeanyi
Position: DE
Height: 6-3 Weight: 246 lbs.
Born: November 21, 1970 in Lagos, Nigeria
High School: Government Secondary School
College: USC (school history)
Drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2nd round (46th overall) of the 1996 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)


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College Hockey:Terriers Rend River Hawks With Second-Period Burst
LOWELL, Mass. — Paced by a five-goal second period and the play of rookies Chris Bourque and Peter MacArthur, No. 15 Boston University downed Massachusetts-Lowell, scoring the game's final six goals in a 7-2 road victory.
MacArthur and Bourque combined for three goals and three assists and dominated on the ice, connecting twice on power-play tallies in a game where special teams played a major role.
"We're getting real good play out of all of our freshmen but certainly [MacArthur and Bourque] are something special," said BU head coach Jack Parker, whose team improves to 5-1-0 in Hockey East (6-3-0 overall) and is one win shy of equaling its entire league win total from a season ago. "I think they'd be good without each other. But it's almost like they're Frick and Frack and they can really help each other."
On the night, Boston University was an impressive 3-for-7 on the power play, which included a key goal 15 seconds into the middle period that saw BU explode for five goals. At the same time, BU killed off all four Lowell attempts with the man advantage.
"We won the power-play game tonight and that's real important in this day and age," said Parker. "It was always important before but it's really important now."
Lowell head coach Blaise MacDonald, though frustrated, found one glaring place to blame for the loss: goaltending. Starter Chris Davidson allowed six goals on just 19 BU shots, including five on nine shots in the second period.
"We outchanced [BU] grade-'A' wise over two period and we were down, 6-2," said MacDonald. "I'm going to go way out on a limb and say their goalie was a little bit better than ours."
MacDonald felt that, besides goaltending, he was happy with the way that the game went and his club's fight.
"In this league, if you don't get great goaltending you have no chance," MacDonald added.
The River Hawks territorially controlled the first period, despite only holding a 12-10 lead on paper in shots on goal. For much of the opening minutes of play the River Hawks carried the play to BU, partially thanks to two early Terrier penalties.
As the second of those man-up situations expired, though, the River Hawks struck. Kim Brandvold's shot from the left point appeared to deflect in front of BU goaltender John Curry (25 saves), going through his five hole for the 1-0 Lowell lead at 8:04. The goal kept Lowell perfect — 8-for-8 — in scoring the opening goal of the game this season.
BU evened the game on the power play. Bourque made a nifty play at the point to keep the puck in, deflecting it to Brian Miller along the left boards. Miller fed MacArthur in the high slot, and he fired a quick shot through the legs of Davidson at 12:49 to knot the game at one.
Just 1:11, later, though, Lowell answered when Ben Walter's blocked shot at the right post came right back to him, enabling him to lift a shot over a sprawled Curry to regain the lead at 2-1.
The second period opened with BU on a 5-on-3 advantage thanks to two hooking calls in the closing minutes of the first on the River Hawks. That led to Bourque evening the game on a wrister through a screen just 15 seconds into the frame and David Van der Gulik giving BU its first lead when he was left alone in the slot at 1:46.
"The [5-on-3] goal was a huge goal," said Parker. "But Van der Gulik coming back right after, that was the biggest goal of the game. That kind of settled [things] and we took off in that period."
The Terriers did indeed, exploding for three more goals before the frame was complete.
The Bourque-MacArthur combo connected once again at 11:04 of the second to open up a two-goal lead. MacArthur did most of the work, moving from the right wing to the net and pulling Davidson out of position with his shot. Bourque, crashing the net, swatted the puck into the empty net for a 4-2 lead and the rout was on.
BU added two more goals before the frame would end, one from Kenny Roche on a feed from MacArthur at 14:47 and the fifth and final goal of the period by John LaLiberte with 1:56 remaining for a 6-2 lead through two.
It also spelled the end of the night for Davidson, who was replaced by rookie Peter Vetri (seven saves) to start the third.
In the third the only offense came in the closing minute, though the most critical factor wasn't the goal itself but the cause. Lowell's Bobby Robins was assessed a five-minute major and game disqualification for excessive roughing when he cross-checked Sean Sullivan in the throat. The penalty will carry with it a one-game suspension to be served in Saturday night's rematch at Walter Brown.
The ensuing faceoff, with Lowell still questioning the call, found the puck dropped before any of the River Hawk players even near the faceoff dot. Terrier rookie Pat Percella then walked in alone on Vetri and stuffed a shot between the legs for the 7-2 final.
The two teams will rematch on Saturday night at Walter Brown Arena, a place Lowell has won just four times in 30 attempts.
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|Vessel-whale collision events represented the ultimate cause of death for 21 (52.5%) of the 40 North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis) necropsied between 1970 and December 2006. Injuries seen in vessel-struck whales fall into two distinct categories: (1) sharp trauma, often resulting from contact with the propeller, and (2) blunt trauma, presumably resulting from contact with a vessel's hull. This study analyzes four trauma cases that resulted from vessel-whale collisions, which together provide a framework for a more critical understanding of lethal blunt and sharp trauma resulting from vessel collisions with right whales. In case no. 1, contact with a propeller resulted in three deep lacerations. The animal survived acute trauma only to succumb nearly 14 years later when the lesions reopened and became infected. In case no. 2, anecdotal reports linked the laceration of large arteries of the peduncle and histologic evidence of perimortem trauma at a bone fracture site to vessel-whale collision trauma. Case no. 3 had a laceration of the oral rete and a fracture of the rostrum. Both of the areas displayed histologic evidence of perimortem blunt trauma. Finally, in case no. 4, an antemortem mandibular fracture, two additional skull fractures, and widespread hemorrhage were consistent with severe blunt trauma. Evidence from each case, including the timing of trauma relative to the time of death and identifying characteristics of both trauma types, are presented. Before this study, no detailed comparative analysis of trauma pathology that resulted from lethal interactions between vessels and right whales had been conducted. This study demonstrates the importance of detailed gross and histologic examination in determining the significance and timing of traumatic events. This work represents a new paradigm for the differential diagnosis of lethal sharp and blunt trauma in right whales hit by ships and will enhance the present understanding of the impact of anthropogenic mortality on this critically endangered species.
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To say that Timothy Bradley has been in the buildup to his rematch with Manny Pacquiao is an understatement.
From the demons he encountered after the controversial split decision win he was awarded during their first fight, to the journey he had to go through to get back to this point for an opportunity to claim the due he never got for beating Pacquiao, the WBO welterweight champion has had a lot to get off his chest of late.
As far as his expectations and intentions on the fight itself, Bradley - not known for his punching power - has made it known that he wants to go toe-to-toe and for Pacquiao to come and knock him out, at times even resorting to taunts as if to get a rise out of his opponent.
"Rios laughed at him," Bradley teased on HBO's 24/7, referring to Pacquiao's most recent fight against Brandon Rios in Macau. "And you know when Rios laughed, you know what he said - 'you hit like a b*tch.' He couldn't even knock out a guy who was coming straight forward at him?"
Taken literally, Bradley's comments would appear to undermine his own body of work as he himself managed to stop opponents only at a 37.5% ratio (12 times in 31 fights) as opposed to Pacquiao's 61.3% KO rate (38 KOs in 55 wins). If there is a boxer who should appreciate a dominant points win, it's Bradley, so one can assume that his tirades go deeper than simply wanting to fight fire with fire with the Filipino slugger.
Not so, says trainer Joel Diaz.
"Timothy is serious business," Diaz said during Thursday afternoon's media roundtable. "Whatever Timothy says, I guarantee you that's what's going to happen."
Diaz says that, unlike their counterparts, their side does not resort to psychological warfare and mind games. "We are not like Freddie Roach. We don't play mind games," Diaz emphatically said. "We're not here to play psychological games, we are here to fight and if Tim says that, I guarantee you that's what's going to happen."
In doing so, Diaz explained how going toe-to-toe isn't necessarily the only way to stay in front of Pacquiao and that his ward didn't run away in the first fight contrary to public opinion. "There's ways you can try to apply pressure on the fighter and not walk straight forward. You can apply smart pressure to a fighter," said Diaz. "I was watching the fight again this morning, they said Timothy ran. Timothy never ran. He was always in front of Manny. It's just that people see it their way."
Interestingly enough, Diaz came out and said that a loss would've been better than the controversial win they were awarded, if only to have closure and that it's the very reason why he knows his fighter sincerely wants Pacquiao to be at his best this weekend.
"He's not playing mental games to bring Manny Pacquiao to fight," Diaz continued. "As a matter of fact we want the best Manny Pacquiao to come that night. We want the best Manny Pacquiao - the most explosive, the vicious Manny Pacquiao - to show up Saturday night because if things go wrong for Manny and Tim ends up beating him convincingly or for example Tim knocks out Pacquiao, he's not going to get the credit."
Diaz's words bring a different level of determined enthusiasm on their side, as they hope to put the controversial first fight behind them at all costs.
"We want Manny Pacquiao to come and knock Bradley out, because Bradley will be there all night for him," Diaz reiterated for good measure.


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I flashed the latest Cyanogenmod ROM for my device (Samsung Captivate) last night and after doing so I set a numeric lock screen password. I then customized my phone and spent a goodly amount of time working on it and locked and unlocked it successfully multiple times. This morning when I woke up and went to unlock it, my password did not work. I have tried the password (and combinations thereof) over 100 times and it never unlocks. I also never get the "Lost Password" button on the lock screen to use my Gmail account to unlock the device. Does anyone know if there is a way to connect to the device using an ADB shell and reset the password? I am able to get to a shell and can run commands. Any help is appreciated.
Yes, you can delete the PIN data from the settings database. In the below instructions, anything that follows a
When the phone reboots the PIN lock should be disabled. If this doesn't work then try executing the following from within sqlite (second might not be needed):
These two commands will simply list all entries in the
Here is how a Samsung GT-S5300 was unlocked which according to the user would not recognise its screen lock PIN anymore. No data was lost during the process. The device was not rooted, nor did it had anything fancy installed. An internet connection ---WiFi or G2/3/4--- is required though.


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One person dies and dozens others are injured after a loaded log truck collides with a train in West Virginia.
03:35, UK, Saturday 12 October 2013
A truck carrying logs has collided with a passenger train on a scenic tour in the mountains of West Virginia, killing one person and injuring 24 others.
The accident happened at around 2pm local time on Friday along Route 250 at the top of Cheat Mountain, some 160 miles east of Charleston, emergency services said.
Two of the passenger cars of the New Tygart Flyer, operated by Durbin and Greenbrier Railroad, flipped on their sides.
The train was taking passengers on a sightseeing tour of autumn foliage in the area, according to reports.
The driver of the truck loaded with logs was pronounced dead at the scene.
All the injured were taken to Davis Memorial Hospital in Elkins.
An official at the hospital, Tracy Fath, said that of the 24 people treated, three were admitted to the hospital, with two in serious condition and one stable.
The cause of the accident was not immediately known.
West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin issued a statement saying his administration was working with various agencies in response to the crash.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those involved and the emergency responders working the tragic accident in Randolph County this afternoon," he added.
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text: Is Mark Wahlberg becoming bicoastal? Word around Cohasset is that the actor/producer formerly known as Marky Mark has his eye on an oceanfront mansion with an asking price of $22.2 million. Wahlberg, who's in town shooting "Ted 2," had dinner in Cohasset the other night and, according to some folks in town, took a look at The Oaks, a spectacular 9.41-acre property that was once home to Clarence Barron, former president of Dow Jones & Company. But not so fast, says realtor Jonathan Radford. "I've not met the gentleman," said Radford, who's handling the property. "If anyone is looking at it in any official way, I would know. When you have a property like this and someone well known comes to town, tongues start wagging." Wahlberg, who grew up on the mean streets of Dorchester, is hardly house poor. He and wife Rhea Durham recently built a 30,000-square-foot French manor-style mansion in Beverly Hills that includes a home theater, gym, wine cellar, pool, and waterfall. The Cohasset place is downright quaint by comparison, with 10 bedrooms, fireplace, hot tub, pool, and tennis court. The current owner, Peter Roy, purchased the place in 1989 and substantially renovated it. Roy owns several properties in Cohasset, including the 55-room Cohasset Harbor Inn, and the restaurants Brisa and Atlantica, which just happens to be where Wahlberg had dinner. "I know everyone is abuzz," says Radford. "But, certainly at this stage, there's nothing further I can tell you."Names can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow Mark Shanahan on Twitter @MarkAShanahan. Follow Meredith Goldstein on Twitter @MeredithGoldste.


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Trust is a concept that is significant in all aspects of most people's lives. From time to time we may find that in the music industry, more notably, in the hip-hop community, trust becomes a foreign language. Then there are times when a lack of trust becomes sad and down right criminal.
This is a true story which on many fronts will be an embarrassment to those of us who love, value and support the brand of hip-hop and the artists which provide its lifeline. To periodically be given ten dollars and then, routinely, take the eleventh without permission; that is theft. You are, by behavior and definition, a thief. We are sad to report that our investigation has lead us onto the trail of one of our beloved rap sons being blindly robbed by none other than his very own brother. This is the story of "The Theft of the Wealth of Torrence "Lil Boosie" Hatch."
Through very credible inside sources, we have been able to substantiate the fact that Lil Boosie's older brother Taquari "TQ" Hatch (@Tripmckinley), one time Cox cable employee, has been receiving and cashing Lil Boosie's ASCAP publishing checks. Apparently this has been a long term practice which he has been engaged in, almost from the onset of the publishing situation being rectified. While our sources tell us that Lil Boosie's brother, who also doubles as his manager, was authorized to receive his checks, he has also taken extra liberties with his brother's hard earned work revenue; a la continual travel in and out of the country. Adding insult to injury, prior to his incarceration, Lil Boosie had never (that's correct folks never) received a publishing check. That may automatically force us to question the morals and ethics of his then management and label TRILL Entertainment. But we were also told that a former one time Lil Boosie insider, was able to stop the bleeding of not receiving publishing checks however, his brother "TQ" remained (and remains) in business with TRILL. Whether Lil Boosie is aware of the actual depth of his manager-brother's involvement with TRILL remains to be seen, we have uncovered that TRILL has actually used the names of other individuals, and associates, as "fronts" for booking Lil Boosie shows thru "TQ" with his knowledge and permission. Why would anyone do business with a label, or entity, that reportedly kept publishing dollars from your brother? On top of that, our investigation discovered at least two label reps who have said they are willing to forego any potential business affiliations with Lil Boosie, specifically due to the lack of professionalism exhibited by "TQ." Another industry professional inquired as to if "TQ" was being intentionally steered towards one label over another for a personal financial benefit, or otherwise known as being paid "under the table." Whatever the case, it is now an undeniable fact that opportunity after opportunity, for Lil Boosie, has been lost at the hands of his manager-brother "TQ."
Our investigation lead us to the fact that his brother "TQ," whom we also found out treated himself to a bright new BMW, also has a lavish ceremony planned for his nuptials this February, all while no longer being employed full-time. Unless you count cashing checks entrusted to you, spending some, and not depositing most your brother's publishing checks as full-time employment.
Just when you thought you have read the worst, it gets worse. While Lil Boosie's camp is not commenting, our investigation lead us to the fact that "TQ" has forced out countless professionals attempting to contribute to the growth of Lil Boosie as an artist and brand. Promoter after promoter as well as "the streets," are insisting (many with documented proof) they have paid Lil Boosie's manager-brother "TQ" directly for shows and then all of sudden "TQ" has stopped replying or responding to their calls and emails. We have found these allegations were made against no other person but Lil Boosie's manager-brother, "TQ." We have totaled at least, a low-end six-figure worth of deposits, allegedly paid directly to Lil Boosie's manger-brother, Taquari "TQ" Hatch. Other promoters have stated they are prepared to offer Lil Boosie hundreds of thousands of dollars, in cash, for shows but absolutely refuse to give "TQ" any funds based on the experiences of their fellow promoters. In some cases, while these situations might be unbeknownst to Lil Boosie, many promoters are questioning how he could not be aware. Others have put it in milder terms and insisting this is a "health issue" for Lil Boosie's manager-brother, "TQ" as he is a known compulsive gambler. But we say, as a responsible reporter to our readership and music community, this is a "hip-hop issue". We had to ask ourselves, just how envious is "TQ" of his brother's life, career and almost certain mega wealth? Barring the financial support given to his kids, coupled with the support given to him from the likes of Yo Gotti (as repeatedly cited on social media) and a very few other celebrity friends, how on earth can Lil Boosie be short on cash? We say ask his manager-brother, "TQ," is the unemployed "TQ" short on cash?
Some may question the role, knowledge of and loyalty of Lil Boosie in these situations, but logic tells us when your faith, and fate, allows you to dodge the bullet that Lil Boosie has, what benefit would he have in being disloyal to, or engaging in defrauding the very people who support him and his career? None. We have faith that Lil Boosie, upon his release, will remain loyal to the few who have been loyal to, and supportive of him.
But to the previously unsupportive sibling, who many never even knew existed until Lil Boosie's acquittal , one must see it for what it is. Perhaps it was a collaborative effort. How could the fiancé of "TQ," Nadia Pappas (@Nadipas), who has shared in what seemingly is a life of luxury, not question his new-found wealth? Well we certainly are not alleging she was involved and we admit to not knowing the answer to the aforementioned but as stated above, facts are facts. Checks cashed, not deposited or significant savings set aside. New luxury vehicle. Lavish wedding. Cash deposits taken for bookings. Travel abroad while unemployed.
And while we are all amazed at how anyone can do this to another let alone your brother, we also took the liberty to inquire about the legality of it all. We had one question; who is left holding the tax bill on all the money that was paid out to Torrence "Lil Boosie" Hatch but spent by someone-else? After all failure to pay taxes is a crime but how can he possibly be held responsible for paying taxes on money he never had any knowledge of ever receiving?
We insist that you don't have to be a rocket scientist to get the answer correct but, nevertheless, as true fans and supporters of Lil Boosie, this is an embarrassment. It's a sad story. A hip-hop family tragedy.


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In The Whale, the two-piece rock outfit from Denver made a big splash at the second annual Treefort Music Fest last year and again when they returned to Boise in July. Now the duo of drummer Eric Riley and guitarist and vocalist Nate Valdez are set to return to The Neurolux on Saturday, February 15.
Riley and Valdez met in Greeley, Colorado in 2009 and found in each other kindred spirits. They soon moved to Denver to build a larger following for their high energy, alternative rock music and off-the-hook live performances. In The Whale released its debut EP, "Cake" in 2012. The four tracks represent the duo's twisted sense of humor and quirky rhythmic delusions. "Cake" has been hailed as, "dirty and aggressive, yet surprisingly light-hearted," and it recalls the likes of the Black Keys, White Stripes and The Eagles of Death Metal.
The duo's catchy melodies are full of groove, attitude, and swagger, all of which carry over onto the stage with them. It is hard to imagine two guys could create so much sonic jubilance and own a stage so completely that the crowd loses its collective mind, but that is In The Whale.
Also appearing will be the Canadian garage rock duo, The Pack A.D. featuring singer/guitarist Becky Black and drummer Maya Miller. The two will release their fifth studio album "Do Not Engage", on January 28, 2014.
Opening the show will be the primitive rock duo, The Rollersnakes.
Tickets are only $8 in advance or $10 at the door and can be purchased at The Record Exchange.
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Can't wait to get to @GilletteStadium tonight & meet up with the @UMassAmherst #FootballAmbassadors! See you soon @AlumniUMass! #Patriots-- Emma Mulvaney (@Em_Mulvaney) August 16, 2013
Don't forget to stretch. #UMass http://t.co/JQTX0epYsU-- Daniel Malone (@Daniel_Malone) August 16, 2013
Update your rosters: #UMass sophomore LB (and Springfield guy) John Robinson is now John Robinson-Woodgett.-- Daniel Malone (@Daniel_Malone) August 16, 2013
UMass linebacker Stanley Andre is now officially a redshirt junior-- Matt Vautour (@GazetteUMass) August 16, 2013
Piece of pressbox roof gone at UMass. Whole thing will be gone soon http://t.co/6AsiPFJTVO-- Matt Vautour (@GazetteUMass) August 16, 2013
On my way to #UMass football practice. Great day to also check out the campus. #LoveAmherst-- C Rooney (@CRoons15) August 16, 2013
To clarify UMass football practices are open next Monday and Tuesday-- Matt Vautour (@GazetteUMass) August 16, 2013
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Keith Seilhan is an Operations Director for BP America in Houston, Texas. Keith has worked for BP America in a variety of management roles over the past 20 years specializing in Asset Operations and Organizational Capability. Keith and his wife Laurie are both natives of Louisiana and graduates of Louisiana State University. They have two teenage sons, Grant and Wyatt. Keith and Laurie are active in supporting various charities including TSA, St. Jude's Children's Hospital, and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
In Keith's professional life he has many special interests that focus on improving organizational capability. One area of special interest is the advancement of collaboration technology in support of more efficient and reliable energy production.
Keith's work at BP in the area of "Advanced Collaboration Environments" has led the energy industry's application of digital technology for improving the efficiency of reserve delivery. Keith has presented at several industry forums in the US and Europe on techniques to improve performance through higher levels of collaboration.
Keith participates on several energy industry committees including the Deepwater Gulf of Mexico Operations Committee where he served as chairman for one term.
Keith is also active in promoting and supporting the advancement of engineering programs and workforce development initiatives in support of the energy industry. Keith has participated as chair for the Louisiana State University, Minority Engineering board, chartered and chaired the Fletcher Technical Community College Advisory board, and was appointed to the National Visiting Committee for the Center for the Advancement of Process Technology under a National Science Foundation grant.
Currently Keith is coordinating private foundation support for three community colleges in the Louisiana, gulf coast region. Keith recently managed the development of a cornerstone project in BP, a $30 million Learning Center was opened in Houma, Louisiana in March of 2009.
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What is Growth Factor Scalp Mesotherapy in ARS Medical?
Scalp Mesotherapy is a non-surgical hair treatment, which includes multiple microinjections of Biomimetic Active Peptides into the mesodermal layer of the scalp skin. Scalp Mesotherapy can cause hair regrowth by delivering Biomimetic Active Peptides straight to the hair follicles.
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Scalp Mesotherapy of Biomimetic Active Peptides is a series of microinjections of the peptide into the scalp to promote hair re-growth.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel addressed the Chicago City Council yesterday and presented his recommended budget for the Fiscal Year 2014 budget, totaling $8.7 billion and discussed the good stuff up front. He saved the tough stuff for the end as he ominously warned, "We must deal with our looming pension crisis."
Emanuel also addressed the issue of hiring more police officers and keeping the streets of Chicago safer, calling it the "tale of two cities when it comes to public safety."
But first, Emanuel touted the third consecutive year without introducing new property, sales or gasoline taxes.
"To balance our budget for the past three years without any increase in property, sales or gas taxes was only possible by changing the way Chicago does its business," Mayor Emanuel said. "We have reduced our structural deficit by making city government smaller, smarter, and simpler. We have coupled necessary reforms with improved services so city government works better for all our residents."
In 2011, the City faced a projected deficit of $790 million for 2014. In the last two budgets, that structural deficit has been cut by more than half, to $339 million.
The City began the 2014 budget process with a projected deficit of $338.7 million. The gap was closed through spending reforms and cuts, and improved revenue growth, including: $40 million through reduced technology, equipment and telecom costs; $26 million in healthcare savings; $101 million in additional revenue growth and children's safety zones; $35 million from sweeping aging revenue accounts and grant funds; $34 million in targeted revenue enhancements; $18.7 million through proper allocation of costs to enterprise and grant funds; and $53.4 million from 2013 surplus captured through spending controls.
Part of the $26 million dollar savings in "healthcare," is a change in health benefits for city of Chicago retirees. The changes announced are part of a three year phase-out of benefits that will affect those who retired after August 23, 1989. Those who retired prior to that date will continue to receive up to a 55 percent subsidy for the City's retiree healthcare plan, which will continue for their lifetime.
There are other new fees and increases in old fees. One of the areas in which Emanuel expects to raise revenues is with the hated speed cameras in school zones. The 2014 budget calls for the establishment of a "Children's Fund," what Emanuel calls a "protected fund" that is supported largely by an anticipated $65 million to $70 million in revenue from children's safety zones.
The school zone speed camera has been the source of controversy.
Emanuel explained the rationale for the speed cameras. "I promised that revenue from the new camera enforcement in children's safety zones would go to keeping our children safe – and this budget does exactly that."
He added that a "Children's Fund" would be established, or as he called it a "Kids Fund."
"We will be creating a Kids Fund to ensure that this new money is dedicated to keeping our kids learning and safe. As the federal government continues to slash funding for children, we'll keep our priorities straight by maintaining current spending and expanding the most successful after-school and summer programming," said Emanuel.
The Children's Fund will allow the city to not only maintain current funding for children's programs, said Emanuel, but will allow for the following investments:
• $13 million in afterschool opportunities for nearly 16,000 kids. This represents a 25 percent increase in funding since Mayor Emanuel took office in 2011, more than making up cuts in federal funding and allowing the City to serve 3,000 more children.
• $14.5 million in summer jobs for more than 12,000 youth, more than doubling the number of children served by City-funded programs since 2011.
• $11 million in early education opportunities, part of a three-year, $36 million investment announced last year that will provide early education to 5,000 kids.
In addition, Emanuel is proposing an increase in the city cigarette tax of 75-cents a pack. "With this budget, we will use revenue from a 75-cent increase in the cigarette tax to enroll these children in Medicaid. Working with CPS and our community partners, I am setting a goal of enrolling 15,000 CPS students in Medicaid by the end of the year," said Emanuel.
Last year, free vision tests and eye care to 30,000 CPS students and the increase in the cigarette tax will add another 15,000 children who still lack eye care, said Emanuel.
The budget also continues to promote job growth and improves public safety and the quality of life in our communities through various initiatives, including:
• Increasing funding for graffiti removal, rodent control, tree trimming, tree removal and tree planting.
• Expanding the microlending initiative in partnership with the City Treasurer's Office to help support 300 businesses by 2016.
• Launching a pilot program that will pay out Earned Income Tax Credit in advanced quarterly payments. This will provide an option for families who need money before tax season to make ends meet, rather than going to a predatory lender. The program will serve 500 working families.
• Adding seven new Family Net Centers to provide residents with training in technology skills such as using email, online banking, online research, and accessing government services.
• Funding for the Chicago Police Department to hire officers to remain at full strength at all times.
• Expanding CAPS' focus on youth and upgrading the CAPS communication strategy with a citywide tool kit to help groups self-organize around public safety issues.
"We should all be proud that we've kept up these investments while cutting our inherited deficit in half. We have come a long way by working together over the past three years," Mayor Emanuel said.
Emanuel announced that the Police Academy would graduate 741 police officers and "put them on foot patrols in the neighborhoods that most need them. This is the most new recruits since 2000. Our new budget will fund another full year of academy graduates – ensuring that Chicago's police force remains at full strength."
Emanuel said he would not be satisfied until all residents realize the same sense of safety "regardless of neighborhood, zip code or income." Emanuel put forth a simple plan of four P's – policing, prevention, penalties and parenting. Emanuel also made an a claim that "We have reinvented our community-policing program."
Emanuel also advocated strong gun control laws, saying that we "cannot overcome the weakest link in our public safety strategy – the proliferation of illegal guns on Chicago's streets."
In the most pressing financial issue facing the city, Emanuel cautioned that the City's progress over the past two years will be for naught without pension reform in Springfield. The City faces a $600 million pension cliff in 2015.
Emanuel warned of the consequences of pension reform, warning that meeting current pension obligations would require the city of Chicago to nearly double the city's property tax. That is a move that would send residents and businesses streaming out of Chicago, Emanuel said.
"Should Springfield fail to pass pension reform for Chicago soon, we will be right back here in Council early next year to start work on the city's 2015 budget – a budget that will either double city property taxes or eliminate the vital services that people need," said Emanuel. "Without reform, we cannot make the critical investments in our future, and the future of our children. Without reform, we cannot be the city that we want to be."
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The 2014 Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival took place the weekend of June 12-15 in that haunted hippie town up on the hill. Festival-goers were treated to bands, films under the stars, beautiful sights in the surrounding valley, and of course spectacular indie films from all over.
Primarily a home for Arizona artists, this year saw the submission of several international films. Director Toni Ross says "Arizona filmmakers will always have a home for their films here, and we take great pride in giving them a unique forum to showcase what our state has to offer."
In addition to the standard awards of a film festival (ie Best Director, Best Feature Film etc) Ross was so moved when hearing the audience response that she felt compelled to add two new awards to the typical slate. "I couldn't help but realize, when listening to how these films were received – and how they touched the audience – that we needed to recognize them for their contributions. These films truly elevated the festival."
In addition to the Rising Spirit Award, these two new honors will also be known as Director's Choice Awards, and they are titled "Best Western Film Award," and "Best New Filmmaker Award." Winners are announced below along with all of this year's awards for the Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival.
2014 Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival Winners:
Director's Choice Awards:
Rising Spirit Award: Rich Hill
Best New Filmmaker Award: Lourdes Lee Vasquez & Bryan Vasquez
Best Western Film Award: Strong Arm of the Law
Judges' Awards:
Best Feature Film: Blood Ink
Best Narrative Short: Focus
Best Horror Short: Anxiety
Best Comedy Short: Reply Hazy, Try Again
Best Documentary Short: Dance Your Asberger's Off
Best Music Video: All That You Need


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The federal government ran a budget deficit of $231 billion for the first two months of fiscal year 2014, $61 billion less than the shortfall recorded in October and November of last year, CBO estimates.
Receipts for the first two months of fiscal year 2014 totaled $380 billion, CBO estimates—$34 billion more than receipts during the same period last year.
Outlays for the first two months of fiscal year 2014 were $27 billion less than they were during the same period last year, CBO estimates. That decrease would have been slightly larger if not for shifts in the timing of certain payments from December to November (because December 1 fell on a weekend in both years). Without those timing shifts, CBO estimates, spending would have declined by $29 billion (or 5 percent).
Outlays for several major programs or categories of spending were less than what was spent during the first two months of last year, CBO estimates:
Increases in spending for some other major programs during the first two months of fiscal year 2014 partially offset those declines. In particular, spending increased for two of the government's largest entitlement programs:
The federal government incurred a deficit of $140 billion in November 2013, CBO estimates, $33 billion smaller than the $172 billion deficit incurred in the same month last year. Because December 1 fell on a weekend in both years, certain payments that ordinarily would have been made in December were instead made in November. Without that shift in the timing of payments (in both 2012 and 2013), the November 2013 deficit would have been $35 billion less than that in November 2012.
CBO estimates that receipts in November totaled $182 billion—$20 billion (or 12 percent) more than those in the same month last year. Individual income taxes and social insurance (payroll) taxes together rose by $20 billion (or 15 percent); a $19 billion increase in withheld taxes explains nearly all of the change. That increase reflects the expiration of the payroll tax cut in January 2013 as well as increases in other taxes and higher wages and salaries.
Total spending in November 2013 was $321 billion, CBO estimates—$13 billion less than outlays in the same month in 2012. If not for the effects of timing shifts, that difference would have been slightly larger—$15 billion. (The month-over-month changes discussed below reflect adjustments to account for those shifts.) Among the larger changes in outlays compared with last year were the following:
The Treasury Department reported a deficit of $92 billion for October—$28 billion less than in the same month last year.
Note: The amounts shown in this report include the surplus or deficit in the Social Security trust funds and the net cash flow of the Postal Service, which are off-budget. Numbers may not add up to totals because of rounding.
This document was prepared by Barbara Edwards, Dawn Sauter Regan, Joshua Shakin, and Adam Wilson.


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Edyn is a solar-powered smart garden monitor. It includes a soil sensor that can track light, humidity, temperature, nutrients, moisture and acidity to give personalized recommendations about what will grow best, what fertilizer to use, and when and how much to water. There's also a water valve that hooks up to the hose connected to your sprinkler system, or drip system to automatically maintain the right moisture levels without overwatering.
Once planted amongst your plants, the soil probe designed by Yves Béhar's Fuseproject passes a small electrical current through the soil to measure its various properties. Data is streamed over WiFi to the Edyn cloud service (free, at least to Kickstarter backers), where it's analyzed and compared to database of thousands of plants and their ideal growing conditions. The results are accessible through a mobile app that provides a live snapshot of your garden's health, and if the moisture is low the water valve will turn on the sprinklers for you.
Both the valve and the probe are designed for outdoor use, which means they are resistant to water, temperature, dirt and fertilizer. Internal lithium-polymer batteries recharge themselves from solar cells, and the devices reduce their power consumption on cloudy days. In response to customer feedback, the designers decided to upgrade the battery to last 7 years before needing to be replaced.
One Edyn sensor covers about 250 square feet of garden; larger gardens or small farms will need more.. And yes, they'll work indoors too. Currently the product is being used in beta testing with community gardens and farms in the Bay Area with participants saving an average of $50/acre/year using the system.
Edyn's Kickstarter runs through July 8th, and the sensors should be ready in March 2015 -- just in time for the growing season. See the video below to learn more.
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A proposed Clark County policy that would allow public employees to bring concealed firearms to work could affect the amount the county pays in insurance premiums.
That discussion comes at a time when the county's future within the Washington Counties Risk Pool remains a question mark.
The county's risk management division is investigating how such a policy would impact the county's liability and workers' compensation programs, said Risk Manager Mark Wilsdon. The work follows a directive Tuesday from commissioners David Madore and Tom Mielke calling for the county to look into changing its workplace violence policy so it would allow public employees with concealed weapons permits to bring their guns to work.
"We will be looking at our liability and the legal side, workers' compensation," Wilsdon said. "That's a lot of information."
Upfront insurance costs could go either way — up or down — if the county implements a looser weapons policy for employees, an insurance professional said.
At the end of each year, the county is required to submit a financial report to the state auditor's office. The report covers all county funds and liabilities, including insurance. But the costs associated with implementing a policy permitting employees to carry concealed weapons may pose a challenge.
"It would be a hard issue to value, from the standpoint you could make the argument they are at a greater risk by not allowing permitted weapons for employees for defensive purposes," said Vyrle Hill, executive director of the Washington Counties Risk Pool. "There are multiple sides to this."
The risk pool is composed of 27 Washington counties, including Clark County, that receive better rates by purchasing insurance policies as a group. While the risk is pooled, spread out over multiple counties, the counties themselves choose what type of insurance to purchase.
Clark County, Hill said, picked the insurance plan with the highest deductible. That means upfront costs, in the form of insurance premiums, are relatively low. The county pays about $632,000 a year for its premium. The county's deductible is $500,000.
But, there's an added wrinkle to the county's insurance coverage. There are also questions as to whether the county will be dismissed from the insurance pool later in the year.
That stems, in part, from a $10.5 million settlement the county agreed to pay two men who spent 17 years in prison after being unjustly convicted of rape.
The county took out a loan to pay the settlement because at the time the men, Allen Northrop and Larry Davis, were convicted, the county didn't belong to the risk pool. The pool declined to cover the county's legal fees.
But the settlement also authorized the men to sue the risk pool for an additional $24 million, something the risk pool believes to be an obvious violation of an interlocal agreement.
Clark County's future within the risk pool will be addressed next week by its executive committee, which could offer a recommendation of what to do at the risk pool board's March meeting.
If the county is kicked out of the pool, its insurance rates will increase, Wilsdon said.
He and other county staff members on Wednesday will present commissioners with information about the possible effects of a policy allowing employees to carry concealed firearms.


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A Clarksburg man who works at Notre Dame High School apparently broke into the school after officials said they took away his keys because of trust issues.
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How times have changed, for better or for worse? This all depends on who you are talking to, and what you are talking about. But I am a musician and a writer, and lately I have taken notice of a rather disappointing change in recent history. I do not usually take the time to write about my own rants, because I know that no one else cares, however I happen to be aware that I am not the only one who is feeling this same sadness, and I can not stand by without a word on behalf of myself and my peers who also enjoy rockin' out in their car on their way to work every morning.
What happened to our Denver radio?! Where is the good music? Why can we no longer rely on radio stations as a means of finding new and fabulous music? Did you know that 3oh!3 and Meese are two of the most played bands on Channel 93.3? I am all for playing local music, but can we please stick to the correct genre for each station. And don't get me wrong I love pop, once a teeny bopper always a teeny bopper, but there is a time and a place. All of a sudden every radio station seems to have taken a step down from what they once were. The heavier stations are slowly becoming adult contemporary, and adult contemporary stations are becoming oldies. The main problem is that every station now only plays top 40. This is the part that bothers me most. I will admit that the average music listener is a top 40 kind of person, but how do we expect to change this if radio stations never expand their rainbow of music?
Let's go back to the topic of local music for a moment, shall we. There are countless local bands and musicians in this state. Let's hear them! Yes, some are not suitable for radio, but so many are. I'm not talking about playing them for an hour in the middle of the night; I want to hear them during prime time, rush hour. Give me some Hazel Miller or Glass Delirium. How about just anything besides Kings Of Leon, maybe some Thrice or Finch. I have a hard time believing that the DJ's don't get tired of playing the same ten songs over and over…and over again, because we are sick of hearing them. For the love of everything that is beautiful give us something new!
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