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Thursday people have the opportunity to meet various government officials.
State Representative Jimmy Patronis has organized what he's hoping will be Bay County's First Annual Florida Government Day.
Representatives from 28 state agencies like the Florida Department of Transportation, the Department of Environmental Protection, and Department of Education will be available at Gulf Coast State College to meet anyone looking for help or information.
Government Day will take place at the college's student union building from 10am to 1pm.


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Beach and Bay Access
Finding your perfect beach is easy when you have so many choices. South Walton has more than 67 beach and bay access points along its 26 miles of shoreline on Northwest Florida's Gulf Coast. Lifeguards are on duty at several of the regional beaches between the months of March and September.
Types of access vary, so be sure to check before you go or download a PDF of all the beach and bay accesses. Or choose the "Beach Access" box on any of the 16 beach neighborhoods map for more detailed information.
Regional Beach Access - Includes parking, restrooms, and several are ADA accessible. Each regional beach access point also has a flag indicating current surf conditions.
Neighborhood Beach Access - Neighborhood beach access is primarily for walk-up traffic. Many of these also have flags indicating current surf conditions.


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May 24, 2014
Alabama took a 3-1 lead in the first set, but Miami would come back to even the frame at 4-4. The next three games were all held by the serving team before a break by the Tide put the first away, 7-5. In the second, it was the Hurricanes that jumped out to a quick start with the early break. Jansen and Routliffe tied the score at 5-5, but Albuquerque and Riobueno would then break to take a 6-5 lead and serve for the 7-5 victory in the set. In the third set, the first break would, again, come in the fourth game, giving the Tide a 3-1 edge. The teams continued to trade breaks over the next four games, setting up Routliffe to serve for the match. Miami took an early lead in the game, but the Tide came back to even it at 40-40 and would grab the victory shortly after.
Jansen and Routliffe extended their winning streak to eight matches and stand at 20-4 overall this season.
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Top Definition
Popular phrase coined by Dugan in the early 21st century. Not used neccesarilly when people are mad at balck people, but jut to show anger or general frustration. Not to be confused with So Many Black People, So Little Trees.
Kurt: Shit, Van Trees is there, we can't leave.
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Course Description Masters Level
McCormick Theological Seminary
Course Number and Title: I 301 Pilgrimage in Faithfulness
Faculty: Lib Caldwell, Luis Rivera, Christine Vogel, Frank Yamada, and Reggie Weaver (Adjunct)
Term: Fall 2010 – Class meets on Tuesdays, 5:00 – 9:00 p.m – including Plenary Session, Dinner,
Small group discussion and Worship
Course Description:
Pilgrimage in Faithfulness (PIF) is an interdisciplinary course bringing students and educators together to assist adult learners entering McCormick in beginning and enhancing their formation toward readiness for ministry through theological studies. Content of this course focuses on Batism, Eucharist and Vocation/Ministry. By design of plenary sessions, readings and the members of the teaching team, PIF offers a window into the curriculum of McCormick Theological Seminary whose mission focus is urban, ecumenical, cross-cultural and Reformed.
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NUEVO LAREDO, MX (KGNS) - There are reports of overcrowding across the border in Nuevo Laredo.
The facility meant to house children and young adults can only hold 80 people at a time.
We're told the department caring for them may have to ask other agencies and the city of Nuevo Laredo for help, possibly using homeless shelters.
However, some preparations would have to be made first.


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Cancer biology research at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Cell-based therapy research at Pervasis Therapeutics. Environmental science education and resource management with the Quebec-Labrador Foundation.
Brooks School's Students on the Forefront of Science program has continued to provide challenging internships in science-based research and cutting-edge industries since launching in 2004. Awarded to Brooks' most talented and passionate fifth-form science students, these summer experiences impact the students' approach to their final year in high school sciences, as they return to the classrooms with an impressive set of lab skills and a more mature sense of the scientific method.
"The independence that this internship gave me was phenomenal," said Nithyaa Venkataramani '09, who interned at Massachusetts General Hospital. "By the end of the summer, I was no longer just a 16-year-old high school student. I became someone that the other members of the lab could trust; someone who could hold up a conversation about where to go next with a research project in immunology. This experience gave me a lot of confidence with complex concepts in the sciences."
The science department takes pride in the accomplishments and passion displayed by these young men and women. By allowing students to see scientific disciplines in a different context outside of the classroom setting, they return with a thorough grasp of the material and a mature sense of purpose in the lab.
The program owes much of its success to the commitment and support provided by individuals at each host institution, who offer the necessary supervision on a daily basis. Many of these researchers and professionals maintain ties to Brooks, being alumni or parents themselves. And they often report that their experience is just as rewarding as the students' — if not more so.
"It was a tremendous pleasure to host Nithyaa at the lab this past summer," said Dr. Joshua Mollov '96, a transplant biologist at MGH. "Beyond her impressive motivation, diligence and aptitude, she was well liked and respected around the lab. Our lab is like a big family; Nithyaa is now a member of our family and I speak not just for myself when I say that we all anticipate great success from her."
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Massachusetts General Hospital | Kyle Lawrence '14
Massachusetts General Hospital | Emma Crockett '14
Quebec Labrador Foundation | Brian Levenson '14
Quebec Labrador Foundation | Guiilaume Harmange '14
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A Few Changes to Secure Administration in GlassFish 3.1.2
By Tim Quinn-Oracle on Feb 29, 2012
Security continues to be a focus for us, and we've made some additional strides in admin security for GlassFish 3.1.2, now available for download. The documentation (especially the security guide) does a very good job explaining this, so I'll just summarize a few things here. (You can read about some significant improvements we made in GlassFish 3.1.1 in this earlier post if you are not familiar with them.)
DAS-to-instance Traffic is Always Secure
Sometimes the domain admin server (the DAS) needs to send admin messages to other instances in the domain. Beginning with GlassFish 3.1.2 that traffic is always secured using SSL encryption. Further, the instances authenticate the DAS - they make sure the DAS is who it claims to be - also using the SSL certificate. This is true whether or not you explicitly enable or disable secure admin.
Secure admin in 3.1.2 In GlassFish 3.1.1 enabling secure admin did two things: it secured the DAS-to-instance admin traffic and also allowed the DAS to accept remote admin requests.
Because DAS-to-instance traffic is always secured in GlassFish 3.1.2, enabling and disabling secure admin will control only whether you allow the DAS to accept remote admin requests.
Note that GlassFish 3.1.2 will not let you enable secure admin if you have any admin accounts with an empty password. So, if you want to enable secure admin for an out-of-the-box installation you'll need to do this first:
and respond to the prompts for the "admin" username.
Why change things?
GlassFish now always uses SSL encryption for the DAS-to-instance traffic simply to be more secure. The DAS does not typically have to send many commands to instances, so any performance penalty from using SSL on those messages is very small. Especially if you have the DAS and instances running on different hosts this more secure approach is much better.
We imposed the additional requirement on enable-secure-admin - requiring all admin users to have non-empty passwords - to help you protect your GlassFish domain. This change prevents anyone from another
system from sending admin requests to your GlassFish domain using the
default, out-of-the-box admin username and password. (And, no, the change-admin-password command will not let you set an empty admin password if secure admin is already enabled!)
As I noted in the earlier 3.1.1 posts about secure admin, there can be a tension between ease-of-use and security. If you are accustomed to installing a new version of GlassFish, enabling secure admin, and then accessing it from other systems - including from an IDE - you might find it annoying to have to change the default admin password to a non-empty value before you can enable secure admin. But the enable-secure-admin command will remind you about the admin password if you haven't already changed it. And once you change the password and enable secure admin you'll be able to sleep better at night. Well, at least you should not be restless because of GlassFish admin security.


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This project made a race fan into a driver, one with the knowledge of what is required to build a race car.
No, Patrick Manzi didn't win his first race, nor the second. As a matter of fact, he hasn't won yet. The first race night, our fan-turned-driver started 22nd and finished 14th. I should tell you that seven cars didn't finish. In all fairness, Patrick did well in his first race. He stayed on the track and came in with only one small battle scar. In the heat of the race he did pass two cars before driving in too hard and getting loose. He did a creditable job of gathering it up before he was pointed the wrong way.
The Car Setup
Our friends, David Williamson and his son Aaron, who are also competitors at Auburndale (Florida) Speedway, had a few suggestions after the first practice. The first was to lower the car, which we did. We used shorter, stiffer springs in the front.
We lowered the chassis height from 6 inches to 51/2 inches, as measured at the front end of the outside chassis rail. We also lowered the rear to 6 inches at the rear of the outside chassis rail. This lowered the front and rear roll centers, giving the car's weight more leverage against the spring.
In order to keep the right-front, lower A-frame from bottoming out against the chassis we went back to a 1,400-pound-rated spring. We had started with this rate on a taller spring. The left front spring used was 1,150. Because Auburndale's rules specify that the free height of both front springs be the same, we had to be selective in choosing our Afco springs. The rear springs used rated at 250 left and 225 right.
A note here: If you cut springs to achieve a height, you will be making the spring stronger. To keep the same rate, you must start with a weaker spring. In doing so, a spring rater is a must. Unless you want to spend a lot of time (and money) playing with springs, go to the manufacturer for solutions.
How It Works
Our engine from JR Motorsports has run flawlessly. The power range is smooth and predictable, something a beginning driver needs. Throttle response with the Competition Carburetion Quadra-Jet is crisp. Patrick has appreciated these things on the track. He has gained experience in the eight race nights he has run. He has learned to trade some orange paint for some other tones. The bumpers have taken abuse, but have held up well although not as pretty as they were. Patrick now has a third-place finish in a feature to his credit.
Patrick's average lap times fell in the 16.5 to 16.7 range--not far from the 16-seconds-flat laps run by the track's top Street Stock drivers. We have had only one failure in the car. I think it was a design flaw on my part more than anything else. TCI built a good transmission for this car. It worked well until it received some outside abuse. For a number of years I have built stock cars with two rigid engine mounts in the front and one flexible rubber transmission mount at the rear. Well, after several races the Turbo 350 transmission's bellhousing cracked. The crack opened to the point that the torque converter shaft pulled out of the transmission.
A postmortem revealed the most likely problem. Remember our rules called for no bracing of the chassis in front of the firewall? Well, past the firewall, the chassis assumes the characteristics of well-cooked spaghetti. With the rigid front engine mounts, this flex caused the bellhousing to be the most rigid member in this area of the chassis. It also became the weakest in tensile strength.
So, was there a metal flaw in the bellhousing? Not likely, but I don't send transmission cases out for X-rays either. Did the paved-track traction exert more load than the dirt tracks I'm used to? Quite possibly. My recommendation is to use all rubber flex motor/transmission mounts when rollcage bracing does not extend past the firewall.
As a Street Stock built for the class rules of Auburndale Speedway, the car is fast. In this competitive class, Patrick is getting some quick lessons. His finishing positions are getting better. He has yet to fail to finish a feature race. The cracked bellhousing happened with another driver at another track. We built the car and raced it. It ran creditably well. We turned a race fan into a racer. Goal accomplished.


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Oh man, it's hot. But instead of complaining (further) about the hundred-degree weather, we're choosing to make lemonade. Literally. A big tall glass of fresh-squeezed lemonade is really hittin' the spot, and with this Takeya Lemonade Maker ($23), it's easy to keep them coming. The juice attachment lets you squeeze your lemons right into the pitcher. Add some water, sugar, and vodka, and you're on your way to a slightly cooler afternoon.
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Every two years the Long Island Zagat survey appears with the results of an entirely new poll. Diners and critics debate the sometimes surprising findings, but most people pick it up to check out the top picks. Restaurants owners, on the other hand, wonder why their restaurant scored so low and some, waking up too late, wonder why their place doesn't appear in the book at all.
The Zagat survey intends to be an exclusive collection of notable establishments, by no means comprehensive. Even in a new world where Zagat may seem to have been beaten at their own game by internet sites like Yelp and Urbanspoon, inclusion in the survey is still very valuable. Having acted as a local editor for the book almost a decade ago I can attest to the overwhelming task of keeping track of the 900 odd places included. But there are many head-scratching additions with worthy restaurants having been missed that deserve mention. Herewith my list of crimes of omission:
First offense is Rumba in Hampton Bays which opened last year. Set in a paradise-like spot overlooking Shinnecock Bay, they boast creatively prepared Caribbean food including fresh seafood and jerk chicken to go with a long roster of hard to find rums.
If Little Mexico in Westbury were located in Queens or Brooklyn it would be just one of many authentic Mexican restaurants. But considering that we are stuck in a kind of "fajita/margarita" vortex on LI this tiny fonda with real deal comidas should have been included two years ago.
Is it really necessary to include every Five Guys when dozens of new locally-owned hamburger joints are missing? Burger Spot in Garden City for example cooks terrific freshly ground patties and rocks a mean Cobb salad as well.
Roast Sandwich House in Melville should be replicated in every town on Long Island. This mecca for carefully prepared sandwiches made with freshly roasted meats by two young, thoughtful chefs in modern surroundings opened last year to immediate success.
Peruvian restaurants have been trending on the island. Some are too new to have been included but La Vinas in Manhasset, a cool spot with tapas and sangria added to the menu should have made the cut.
If Bridgehampton Candy Kitchen continues to make it just on the merits of their homemade ice cream, (they boast the lowest food rating) then shouldn't Sip N' Soda in Southampton?
The Cook Room in Middle Island, a "gastro" diner with incredible breakfast and lunches is one of the reasons a guide like Zagat was invented. Little known, out of the way joints like this are why we carry guides when we travel.
Last, but not the least injustice is Pizzeteria Brunetti in Westhampton Beach, not much more than a counter and a few stools in the back of an ice cream store, it has some of the best artisanal designer pizzas this side of Manhattan.


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|Explore and Learn
California State Parks offers a number of opportunities for young and old alike to explore and learn at the California State Railroad Museum, Old Sacramento State Historic Park, and Railtown 1897 State Historic Park. In this section are programs on railroad history and safety, along with hands-on handcars and train rides that highlight the activities available to school groups on a reservation basis. This section also contains information on railroad and Gold Rush history topics.


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Healthy Barbecue?
Never eat browned or overly cooked food. Burnt food forms harmful compounds. If by accident something is overcooked and browned, discard. Avoid fried food and food sautéed in oil. Experiment with low heat cooking to prevent nutritional damage to the food and the formation of dangerous heat-generated compounds.But this is America, the land of apple pie, bloody steak, charred burgers, and wonder pills. So, if you have friends or family that simply must have barbecue, HealthDay News shares some tips to make barbecue "healthier." Robert Preidt reports:
The longer the cooking time and the higher the heat, the more HCAs, say experts at the University of California, Davis, Cancer Center. That means that barbecuing produces the most HCAs, followed by pan-frying and broiling. Baking, poaching, stir-frying and stewing produce the least HCAs.Another important thing to keep in mind when eating overcooked food are acrylamides.
The UC Davis experts offer the following advice for limiting HCAs:
- Before you barbecue meat, partially cook it in the microwave and then throw out the juices that collect in the cooking dish. Finish cooking the meat on the grill. Precooking a hamburger for a few minutes in the microwave reduces HCAs by up to 95 percent.
- Flip hamburgers often. Doing so every minute reduces HCAs by up to 100 percent. This is likely because constant flipping keeps internal meat temperatures lower.


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I like music, sometimes not all music, but I am open minded. I still believe that if it's too loud, you're too old. I am kind when I can be, I am mean when I have to be. But that is only a little bit about me, to know more, ya kinda have to get to know me....
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Journal Snipits
A preview from Volume 17.4
B News – The African Mystery
In the chill of the morning air, I would never have thought I'd be standing here. Never! The tree next to me had a calling Gray Go-Away-Bird telling everything within a mile the sun is coming. Below my feet literally are all sorts of creatures from Elephants to Bush Bucks with Hornbills and Rollers flying about. In the 1970s, going to Africa was all the rage and photographs from the "bush" were in nearly every magazine. Personally, I never saw the great attraction so it was never, ever, on my list of adventures. But on that porch that first morning, I knew what I had been missing and what I had missed not coming to Africa all those years!
Even to this day, I don't have the word to describe our experience in South Africa. I have the feeling that I'm not alone in that search. This is probably why I never had the final drive to get to witness this amazing part of our wild heritage. Ya, there are lions and elephants and so much more than you've heard about roaming the grasslands and woodlands of Southern Africa. But Africa is so much more than this, it's more than I captured with my heart or my camera. And there lies the photographic challenge that now looking back at my images still haunts me.
I'm not the first nor will I be the last to visit Africa and comeback with images and stories. In fact, I want you to be one of those who makes this grand journey and explores what was called the Dark Continent and bring light to it. What I have for you here is the story of our time in South Africa, how we got there, worked, and retuned with more than 20K images. But more importantly I think is I present here the challenge for you and me to go to Africa and comeback with that one word that eludes me, might elude you, that sums it all up so it preserved for future generations, the Africa mystery.


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The Cherry Orchard
by Anton Chekhov
The Cherry Orchard Act 3 Summary
- It's a party at Lubov's house. The Jewish band from Act 2 is playing, people are dancing and playing pool, Pischik is talking nonsense to Trofimov.
- When Varya enters, Trofimov gives her the usual taunt: "Madame Lopakhin!"
- Pischik is trying to scrounge up money to pay interest. For a minute he freaks out, thinking he's lost what he already collected.
- Trofimov wryly observes that Pischik could move mountains with the energy he's spent finding money.
- Today is the day of the auction and Lubov is waiting anxiously for news.
- Meanwhile Charlotta is entertaining everyone with parlor tricks: cards, ventriloquism, and disappearing acts. Pischik is a little smitten.
- Trying to soothe her mother, Varya assures her that Gaev has bought the orchard.
- The topic of Varya's marriage to Lopakhin comes up again. She likes him, she admits, but she can't really propose to him herself.
- Yasha comes in laughing and tattling: Epikhodov has broken a billiard cue. Varya is miffed that Epikhodov, a worker, is acting like a guest.
- Lubov asks Trofimov not to tease Varya so much. Can't he see how unhappy she is?
- He's just getting back at her for hounding him and Anya. They are above love.
- Lubov says she must be beneath love. But really, all she can think about is the auction. She wants Trofimov to comfort her.
- She's got the wrong man. Trofimov tells her to look reality in the face.
- Lubov can't believe his lack of sympathy. He only thinks he knows what reality is because of his youth, because he hasn't seen the worst of life.
- A telegram falls out of Lubov's sleeve. It's from her lover in Paris, who is sick and begging her to return.
- She still loves this man, who has stolen everything from her? She's a fool, says Trofimov.
- This infuriates Lubov. She attacks Trofimov, calling him a virgin and a freak.
- Trofimov is horrified. He leaves the room, and promptly falls down the stairs.
- The dancing starts again. Lubov apologizes and dances with Trofimov.
- Fiers comes in, disapproving of the whole scene. He tells Yasha how, in the past, generals and barons came to their parties. Today it's post office clerks.
- Yasha replies that he's bored and wishes Fiers would kick the bucket.
- Lubov asks Fiers where he will go if the estate is sold. Wherever she tells him, he says.
- Yasha requests that Lubov take him back to Paris. The people here are too uneducated for him.
- Dunyasha enters, trying to get Yasha's attention. She's been flirting with the post office clerk. Epikhodov still has a thing for her, but she won't give him any time.
- Varya scolds Epikhodov for breaking the cue. When she threatens to hit him with a stick, she catches Lopakhin instead.
- He's back from the auction. With Gaev, who's wiping tears from his eyes.
- The orchard has been sold. To Lopakhin.
- Lubov is stunned. Varya takes off her key ring and throws it down.
- Lopakhin tells the story of the auction. A rich man was making bids, and Lopakhin topped him. The place where his father and grandfather were serfs now belongs to him.
- Lopakhin asks for the musicians to play. Lubov weeps bitterly.
- Anya comes in, imploring her mother to stop crying and to move on.
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ProthonotaryandRecorder of Deeds Registration
After a notary public receives the completed bond form from the surety company he must register his signature with the prothonotary of the county wherein the notary public maintains an office within 45 days after appointment or reappointment, and in any county to which the notary public may subsequently move the notary public office, within 30 days thereafter (as well as in the clerk of courts' office in counties of the second class within the same specified time frames).
While section 9 of the Notary Public Law states that the fee to be charged by the prothonotary for recording a notary's signature shall be fifty ($ .50) cents, other legislation relating to prothonotaries' fees has superseded this provision. Therefore, the fee charged by the prothonotary for recording a notary's signature may vary by county and will be greater than fifty cents ($ .50). The notary public must sign the notary public's name exactly and only as it appears on the commission. The notary public must then take the oath of office and record the bond, commission and oath of office in the proper recorder of deeds office. Once these requirements are met, the recorder of deeds issues the commission and wallet card to the notary.
If the recording and oath requirements are not met within the 45 day period, the commission becomes null and void. Applicants must then begin the process again by submitting a new application and the $40.00 application fee for appointment to a new commission and a new appointment date.
The $40.00 application fee is non-refundable and may not be applied to a new application after the 45 day period has expired. If the application, bonding, recording and oath taking steps have been properly completed, the notary commission expires four years after the date of appointment.


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Baseball players between the ages of 14 to 17 are still being sought for a Pawhuska-area team that is slated to compete this summer in the Oklahoma American Legion Baseball program.
Team organizer Floyd Brown said the squad is looking to fill out its roster as soon as possible, since games are being scheduled for July. He encouraged interested players to call him at 918-287-1714.
Brown said the team is recruiting prospects from throughout Osage County. He specifically mentioned a desire to find players in the outlying communities of Shidler, Fairfax, Wynona, Bowring and Burbank. Brown said Duane Degenais will manage the squad.
Although Pawhuska has not fielded an American Legion baseball team in a number of years, Brown said he is confident that there are enough players in the area to succeed.
"When this new sports complex gets up and running, we think there will be a great deal of interest in a local team," said Brown, referring to plans underway to construct a multi-ball field facility on county-owned land located south of town near the Osage County Fairgrounds.
"We intend to already have (a team) going when it opens up," Brown said, adding that competition is slated against squads from multiple states.
During the last two months, county officials have been considering the proposed sports complex, which is reported to have a considerable amount of private monetary support. The plan advanced despite some concerns about its location — which is adjacent to the Osage County Jail.
Brown added that players who participate in baseball leagues earlier in the summer should still be eligible to participate.
"They just need to call me," he said.


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On May 2010, Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer of Missouri wrote a letter to the Director of IRS's tax-exempt division – Lois Lerner, requesting an investigation into HSUS's tax exempt status, which is listed as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit group. According to the letter, "HSUS invests a substantial amount of time and money in political campaigns and attempts to influence specific legislation, a clear and direct violation of the section 501(c)(3) of the IRS code." Luetkemeyer and six other Congressmen also sent a letter to the Office of Inspector General – Eric Thorson regarding the same issue. For three years, Luetkemeyer and the other Congressmen did not receive any response. It has recently emerged that Lois Lerner, the agency official at the center of the current IRS alleged scandal, may have been protecting HSUS because she is an active member of the organization – or at least was around the time of Luetkemeyer's letter, according to her biography in advance of an October 2010 speech.
According to The Daily Caller, ". . . by the time Luetkemeyer sent his letter to Lerner in May 2010, the IRS had already begun targeting conservative nonprofit groups for extra scrutiny, according to a report released Tuesday night by the Treasury Inspector General." The report further states that both Lerner and The Humane Society of the United States have declined any comment.
HSUS other than violating the IRS tax exempt code, has also been accused of misleading Americans through their heart wrenching TV commercials, leading people to believe that their donations go towards the daily care of animals where in reality, HSUS donates less than 1% of its fund raising to the local shelters.
Luetkemeyer has since sent another letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and Treasury Department Secretary Jacob Lew and a second letter to J.Russell George, Inspector General for Tax Administration. Find an excerpt from the letter here.
Watch FOX News coverage of the renewed Congressional scrutiny of the Humane Society of the United States
Watch FOX NEWS Congressman Calling for Investigation into IRS Official Lois Lerner


text: Apr 22, 2013 23:19 Ascension Parish community photo gallery for April 18, 2013 Ascension Parish community photo gallery for April 18, 2013 Photo provided by Harold LaCour -- Ascension Republican Women -- Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne, second from left, and Ascension Parish Assessor M.J. 'Mert' Smiley Jr., second from right, visit with Ascension Republican Women members on March 21, from left, Stacey Cooper, Carla Dunmore and Geri Teasley, at the Ascension GOP Roundtable at Cashio's Catering. Dardenne presented 'Whole Lotta History Goin' On' which entertained and informed the assembly. Joyce LaCour, ARW president, presented Dardenne with a copy of 'History of Ascension Parish from 1807 until 2007,' signed by editor and contributor Pie Lanou, who attended the meeting. Photo provided by Lester Kenyon -- April declared Child Abuse Prevention Month in Ascension -- Ascension Parish President Tommy Martinez proclaims April as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Ascension Parish during an April 4 Parish Council meeting. Gathering are, from left, Martinez; Stephanie Breeden, lead advocate supervisor with Child Advocacy Services; Rachel Hester, CASA advocate supervisor; and Beth Bourgeois, CASA advocate supervisor. Photo provided by Donna Scanlan -- Storytime winners -- Samantha Pasqua, Londyn Geisler, Samuel Schexnayder and Hunter White, from left, display the certificates they received earlier this month for completing the recent Preschool Storytime program at the Ascension Parish Library Galvez branch. For information on programs, call the Ascension Parish Library at (225) 622-3339 in Galvez, (225) 473-8052 in Donaldsonville, (225) 647-3955 in Gonzales, and (225) 673-8699 in Dutchtown. Photo provided by Stephen Estopinal -- Rotary Club of East Ascension --Three Ascension Parish Students of the Year spoke at the Rotary Club of East Ascension's April 9 breakfast meeting. Lakeside Primary fifth-grader Austin Bascom, Central Middle School eighth-grader Mackenzie Andrews and Dutchtown High senior Elizabeth Prejean addressed the challenges and effort required to win the award. Gathering are, from left, Rotarian Sherrie Despino, Austin, Mackenzie, Prejean and Mike Buturla, Rotary president. Photos provided by Jeanette Bruno -- Oak Grove names Students of the Month -- Gathering in March are the Oak Grove Primary School fourth-grade February Students of the Month, first row from left, Evan McCoy, Hyland Lawler, Olivia Pelitire, Parker Boudloche and Andy Froelich; and second row, Rylee Jacob, Abigail Evans and Penney Nguyen. Photo provided by Laurent Thomas -- 'Tooth Fairies' visit Duplessis Primary -- Dentist Candice Sullivan, right, examines Drew Beasley during a March 20 visit to Duplessis Primary School. Assistant Principal Laurent Thomas said the 'Tooth Fairies' from Sullivan Dental Center visited kindergarten students in support of Children's Dental Health Month. Photo provided by Shannon Hickey --Students, teachers rewarded for results -- Lake Elementary School students recently earned drinks and dress-down days for performing well on their benchmark exams, but they weren't the only ones who were rewarded for their hard work. Teachers got a pat on the back for their efforts as well, teacher Shannon Hickey said. Teachers meet at the beginning of each nine-week grading period to analyze pretests and set benchmark goals for their students. If every teacher in the grade level meets their goal, then they can choose their reward, she said. Last nine weeks when benchmark scores came in, the third-grade teachers were delighted to see that their students had met the goals that they had set, she said. Teachers decided to dine at Casa Maria as a reward. Dining earlier this month at the teacher 'Lunch on the Loose' party are, from left, Trina Brignac, Shannon Hickey, April McCready, Hollie LeBlanc and Angel Quebedeaux. Photos provided by Jody Delatte -- Students cast ballots -- Central Primary School third-graders, from left, Jared Cassard and Edwin Zapien make their choices in the recent Louisiana Young Readers' Choice 2013 Election at the school. Central Primary's third-, fourth- and fifth-graders used voting machines to cast their ballots for their favorite books in the statewide election. At Central Primary the winning book was 'The Junkyard Wonders' by Patricia Polocco. The state winner was 'Young Zeus' by G. Brian Karas. Photo provided by Allison Dickerson -- 'Real-Life Reading Connectios' -- Using materials recently purchased with an Ascension Fund Grant are Pecan Grove Primary School third-grade students, from left, Devrin Wilson, Stephanie Darby and Elmer Morales. The school's library received a $1,000 grant funded by the Rubicon Chemicals Inc. Endowment. Librarian Allison Dickerson applied for the grant by writing about the need for nonfiction reading material that covered specific topics, such as national landmarks, careers, animals and biographies. The title of the grant was 'Real-Life Reading Connections.' Photo provided by Nidel Robins -- Delegation member supports legislation -- Capitol City Family Health Center Board of Directors and Donaldsonville native the Rev. Charles Oatis, right, speaks to Sen. David Vitter's staff during a March visit to Washington, D.C. Oatis joined members of a Louisiana delegation of federally qualified health centers attending the annual National Association of Community Health Centers Policies and Issues Forum held March 21-24. Oatis was meeting to encourage passage of the Mikulski/Shelby Continuing Resolution, which contained funding language for FQHC operations to continue providing primary care services to the medically underserved and the uninsured, a news release from the center said. During the conference, the Louisiana association received news that the resolution had passed, the release said. In the meeting are, from left, Dr. Gary Wiltz, Teche Action Clinic CEO; and John Steiz, legislative aide to Sen. David Vitter. Photo provided by Susan Minvielle -- Gonzales Middle names Bulldog Buck Bonanza winners -- Gathering on March 29 to announce the winners of the Gonzales Middle School March Bulldog Buck Bonanza drawing are, first row from left, Principal Lori Charlet, Layla Madrid, Brayan Orozco, Donovan Starks, Briana Freeman and Tyrianna Edwards; and second row, Alysha Sharper, Alexas Limbaugh, Phillip Blood, Deshon Hall and Devin James. Winning but not shown are Darren Wilson and Dequinton Davis. Students earn Bulldog Bucks or coupons throughout the month for academics and positive behavior. They use the Bulldog Bucks to purchase rewards. At the end of each month, students' used bucks are placed in a drawing to win more prizes. Photo provided by Susan Minvielle -- Gonzales Middle donates to American Heart Association -- Gonzales Middle School Principal Lori Charlet, left, and Assistant Principal Andrea Daggs, right, present on April 3 a $292 donation to Holly Haase, in honor of 'Team Cole' for the American Heart Association Heart Walk. Haase, a Gonzales Middle teacher, is the mother of Cole Haase, 7, who was born with heart defects. Haase, along with Cole, will be presenting the donation to the American Heart Association. Photo provided by Susan Minvielle -- Gonzales Middle students dissect worms -- Gonzales Middle School students in Carla Duplechin's science class have been studying plants, nature, worms, soil and nutrients earlier this month. The students planted flower seeds, watched plant growth, investigated how worms live, and what worms do and provide for the plants. The students recorded their plant growth on a daily chart and monitored plants for water, sunlight and nutrients needed in order to assist the plants in growing. Working on the project, are from left, Kendell Lomas, D'erinai Stewart, Morgan Holland, Connor Melancon, Michael Williams, Austin Simon and De'ja Noel. The Oak Grove Primary School fifth-grade February Students of the Month are, first row from left, Brett Latiolais, Sara Barber and Logan Scott; and second row, Baylie Fournet, Tyler Smith and Grant Weaver. Central Primary School fourth-grader Zoey Oncale prepares to cast her vote in the recent Louisiana Young Readers' Choice 2013 Election. Students voted for their top three books from a provided list. First-graders named Students of the Month in February at Oak Grove Primary School are, front, Joshua Clark; second row from left, Kendall Davis, Brennan Kraft and Trevor Williams; and third row, Jordan Obercle, Emily Adams and Mary Reid. Gathering in March are the Oak Grove Primary School February second-grade Students of the Month, first row from left, Miciah Hunt, Ryan Theriot and Will Scott; and second row, Emma O'Neal, Blake Smith and Ella Smith. Kindergarten students named Oak Grove Primary School February Students of the Month are, first row from left, Madelyn Ray, Anaiah Johnson and Bo Page; second row, Khloe Carr; and third row, Hailey Darensbourg, Christian Naquin and Abby Whittington. The Oak Grove Primary School February Students of the Month for the third-grade are, first row from left, Halima Hamdan; second row, Max Pearce, Luke Goodall and Riley Creel; and third row Demi Sanderson, Joshua Tran and Axel Balogh. Advocate story April 17, 2013; 9:06 a.m. Comments The Ascension Section this week includes photos from local civic, community and school groups and highlights recent events around Ascension Parish. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Carnival of souls
* "Likable characters are for weak-minded narcissists."--Daniel Clowes. That quote just really needed to be present on this blog. (Hat tip: Matthew Perpetua.)
* Frank Miller is totally blogging on a regular basis. That's so awesome. I can't find an RSS feed but there's gotta be one, right? (Via JK Parkin.)
* Recently on Robot 6:
* and the comics arguments you never want to hear again. So far, I think I agree with the listing of almost every such argument in the comment thread.
* Am I crazy to think that the guy suing Heroes for ripping off his dopey comic may have a case?
* Now that's shelf porn. I think the most entertaining shelf porn is the sort where you can't imagine living the life that would lead you to compile this particular shelf-porn configuration but find it hugely impressive nonetheless; that's certainly the case for me here.
* I can't really imagine that anyone reading this blog has any interest in the music of Eric Whitacre, and it's not like I'm gonna front and say I know a whole lot about contemporary choral music--my knowledge and fandom begins and ends with Whitacre and Morten Lauridsen--but the guy is stupid talented and makes the most heartrendingly beautiful music I've ever heard. He's forming his own ensemble and recording a complete choral works album with them, which is terrific news and will serve as a great gateway into his stuff for interested parties beginning this autumn. In the meantime, I think you can listen to everything he ever wrote on his site; start with "Lux Aurumque."
* Speaking of music, boy, did I ever need this new Underworld song.
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he's got the action figures in front of corresponding comics!
Huh. Guess I'm a weak-minded narcissist.
I suppose I'll have to learn to live with that.
I am not yet prepared to give the all-clear signal for Underworld - that last album was pretty dire, and this is coming from as dyed-in-the-wool of an Underworld fan as you're likely to find - but it is a definite improvement over anything on the last album simply for having a tempo that could be described as anything above asleep. The proof will be in the album version - hopefully longer and harder? (Wow, that's an unintended sexual metaphor, but strangely apt.)
David: I know!
Matt: I know!
Tim: There's a bizarrely disproportionate number of Underworld superfans among comics-internet types. You apparently, me, Andy Khouri, Sam Humphries, Kevin Church...Anyway I love Oblivion with Bells to pieces, so I have to part ways with you there. I first heard Crocodile, Beautiful Burnout, and Glam Bucket during a UW concert in Central Park and was pretty floored by the new sound, and I think it holds up great as a record. (Boy, Boy, Boy is another highlight.)
Here's the full length version of Scribble--starts around the 38:30 mark. It incorporates more recognizable elements of You Do Scribble, if you're familiar with that from live shows.
Yeah, I guess we part ways - Boy, Boy, Boy was my go-to example for just how *bad* that album was. I mean, I guess we can agree to disagree, but putting that album up against Beaucoup Fish or Dubnobass seems to me to be an exercise in cruelty. I mean, bad albums do happen to good artist - REM released Around the Sun and it was such a shocking load of crap that it resulted in a violent course-correction for the better. I think OWB was pretty terrible, and as long as the newer material is better than that I'll be pleased as punch. You have no idea how painful it was for me to come to the realization that I really hated an Underworld album, but I really hated OWB.
But still, it's not a concept album about Imelda Marcos, so it's at least got that going for it.


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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – The Carnaval de San Miguel en vivo 2013 live broadcast is currently underway tonight from El Salvador. The Carnaval de San Miguel for November 30, 2013 is in full force this evening November 30, 2013. Television Oriental Canal 23 is providing live coverage of the festivities as residents and tourists fill the street.
As reported on LALATE over the last three years, Carnaval de San Miguel today is the result of efforts decades ago by visionary Governor Charlaix Miguel Felix. In 1959, Felix had grown interested in other carnivals worldwide. So he decided to do the same locally. He first made news launching the Carnaval de San Miguel in May locally. But by 1939, organizers expanded the carnival and moved it to a November 21 date. At the time, it was held through local communities including Casino Migueleño and would be offered in tribute to the Virgin of Peace.
In 1966, Felix died in a plane crash. And while launched in the 1930s and modified in the 1950s, the carnival today remains quite similar to Felix's original vision.
Each year the Carnaval de San Miguel kicks off locally at 6 pm with telecasts to roughly 10 pm locally. Last year organizers told news "The holiday of November in honor of Our Lady of Peace took a new turn from 1959, the year the region appointed as governor Dr. Miguel Felix Charlaix. Thanks to the experience that they had earned during his numerous trips abroad to places where they are very common and traditional carnivals, he devised this bright idea to make one for her land." The live video is below.


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People Don't Go To Libraries For Information…They Go There Because…
What do libraries really offer? It's an important question to ask because the answer helps to determine what the library's core business is. And in seeking the answer we need to think less about the goods, services and content libraries provide, and to focus instead on the value that our user communities derive from the services and content. As I learned from a Bill Gribbons talk on user experience, the whole process of designing the experience begins with knowing what the library's core business and values are. But grasping the library's core business and being able to articulate it is a challenge.
A brief article titled "Innovation Strategy: What Business are We In?" in Innovation Tools got me thinking that a way to start defining the library's business is to imagine what it isn't – and what it is that people really want from the library. The Innovation Tools article shared a number of those "they thought they were in the …business, but…" and that got me thinking about applying that to the library. For example, "Black & Decker doesn't sell drills, they sell holes in the wall" or "Harley-Davidson doesn't sell motorcycles it sells the concept of freedom to middle-age men." And of course you've heard those lines about companies that thought they were in one business but were put out of it by disruptive technologies. For example, "companies that thought they were in the typewriter business were really in the communication business and they were put out of business by the word processor."
The first thing that comes to my mind is that libraries think they are in the information business but they are really in the education or learning business. Members of the library's community need information the same way Black & Decker's customers need power tools and drill bits. It's just a means to an end. For years we have heard that the library's basic business is to acquire, store, organize and make information – in all formats – accessible. That now seems to be the classic focus on the commodity or product rather the benefits libraries provide to their users. David Lankes gets it. In a recent Blended Librarians Online Learning Community webcast he said that libraries are in the knowledge business, and that since knowledge is created through conversations libraries are also or ultimately in the business of facilitating community conversations. That's a core principle of Lankes' Participatory Librarianship concept." My fellow DBL blogger Brian Mathews shared his thought that he sees libraries as being in the productivity business, helping students and faculty to efficiently get the resources and help they need to acheive their objectives.
It may be that there is no single business that defines libraries. Each library differs somewhat with respect to its culture and community so the nature of defining the library's business may be, to some extent, situational. Your library may be in the community building business or your library's children's department may be in the business of creating the next generation of readers. The bottom line, according to the Innovation Tools article is that you begin defining your library's business by:
– ask the customers
– ask the people who consider your product but do not buy it
– observe your customers and see how they use your product
The point is that "Unless you know exactly why prospective customers will buy your product (or use your services) you are unable to properly market or sell. Worse you will be blind to the alternatives, the opportunities and the threats which exist." In other words, if we fail to truly know what business we are in we can't possibly innovate in order to avoid be marginalized by another disruptive technology. If we think we're in the business of creating gateways to content then we deserve to be disrupted by the next great technology that everyone will use to achieve their learning outcomes – which is why virtually all students use Google first to tackle course assignments or use YouTube to supplement course content. Librarians do demonstrate innovative practices, but too often we innovate in technologies that do not address our core business. If we really want to create change that is of value to our users we had better figure out why they go to libraries and what they use them for. Then we can clearly articulate the business we are in and innovate based on benefits people derive from libraries.
Posted: 12 January, 2009 in Creativity & Innovation.
Tags: core_values, what_business
Comment from Nicole Hennig
Posted: January 14, 2009 at 8:05 pm
I found this post extremely useful and will use it in our "visioning" process for the MIT Libraries. Our staff all have such different views about what business we think we're in and it's a good point to observe our users more and look at why they use libraries (or don't use our libraries) and what their goals are. We have some data on this from a "photo diary" study we did 2 years ago. We cataloged our users goals after in-depth interviews with them. http://tinyurl.com/7fd7vv
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The Tsarnaev Brothers are now Progressive Icons
I am still on sabbatical on doing political posts since quite frankly, I could care less about the Republican vs. Democrat show. Both parties are Dhimmis and beholden to Islamic interests. Both are in the business of dividing Americans against each other for the benefits of their Arab Islamic paymasters. The Republican and Democrat Parties are collaborators for their Islamic overlords whom they obey like the good Dhimmis they are. Like the Hezbollah vs. al-Qaeda fight in Syria, I would love for both parties to lose. Sadly Americans are stuck in the 2 Party paradigm and are in denial of the Islamic overlords that pull the strings of both parties. I doubt the majority of Americans will ever wake up to the Republican-Democrat con job.
On a very serious note, Tamarelan Tsarnave is now joining his brother in becoming a Progressive icon. NY's Muslim Brotherhood supporting Mayor Mike Bloomberg has a Gun Control organization called Mayors Against Illegal Guns. They organized a rally in Concord New Hampshire to protest Sen. Kelly Ayote's vote against the Toomey-Manchin bill. They were counter protested by Gun Owners and there was even an altercation. A member of the anti-Gun group then began to read the list of victims from "gun violence" killed since the Sandyhook massacre. One of the names mentioned, was Chechen terrorist Tamarlan Tsarnaev.
The event had people supporting the Mayors Against Illegal Guns movement, founded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, reading the names of those "killed with guns" since the Dec. 14 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary outside their "No More Names" bus.
The presence of the national gun control group in front of the state Capitol Tuesday night prompted numerous shouts from gun rights supporters. While there were about 40 No More Names supporters, there were at least 60 gun rights supporters at the rally.
"I think this is a joke," said Tony Mayfield of Hillsborough, who brought his AR-15 rifle and Sig Sauer T39 handgun to the rally. "We have, for all intents and purposes, a corporation from out of state doing this little publicity stunt here."
Rally organizers, whose bus had Texas license plates, refused to speak to a New Hampshire Union Leader reporter and referred him to the organization's national headquarters.
Some of the loudest shouts came when a reader spoke the name of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects who was killed by police during a gunfight.
"He's a terrorist," several protesters shouted.
Its bad enough that Jahar Tsarnaev has become a icon for the Hipster movement, but now his brother has become a "victim" for the Gun Control Fascists. This example shows the dishonesty of the supporters of Gun Control. Many of the "victims" of gun violence, are in fact criminals killed by law abiding gun owners. They use these criminals to inflate their stats of "victims" to manipulate public opinion.
It is disgusting that 2 months after the Boston Marathon bombings that Progressives have embraced the Tsarnaev brothers as heroes. Sadly I fully expect a Tsarnaev Brothers movie in a few years showing them as heroic and T-Shirts with their faces on it.
As a Libertarian with a Nationalist bent I have ideological differences with today's Conservative movement, but I do not doubt their patriotism and love of Country. Progressives for the most part hate America and are actively seeking to destroy it and remold it into some Neo-Feudal Totalitarian state. Their embrace of the Tsarnaev brothers shows how Progressives are treasonous filth. Sadly their worldview is considered "Hip."
Tags: Boston Marathon Bombing, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, gun control, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Mayors against Illegal Guns, Sen. Kelly Ayote, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, The Free Jahar Movement


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But fails to reveal their specifications
HARDWARE MAKER LG added three new tablets to its G Pad lineup on Monday - the LG G Pad 7.0, G Pad 8.0 and G Pad 10.1.
Oddly, LG hasn't revealed full specifications for the tablets yet, saying that it will detail the tablets at European technology show MedPL, which will kick off on 13 May. This will come ahead of LG's imminent G3 unveiling, which will take place on 27 May.
However, LG has said that it is looking to appeal to all audiences with its 7in, 8in and 10.1in tablets, describing the smallest as an "on the go entertainment hub", while boasting that the largest of the three will have the beefiest battery.
LG CEO Dr Jong-seok Park said, "Customers tell us that they want a wider range of devices that offer sizeable screens without compromising portability.
"Unlike smartphones, tablets are not one size fits all. So we designed the G Pad Series for a diverse target audience, some who prioritise portability while others want the best multimedia experience possible. G Pad delivers on all counts."
Although it has not revealed specifications, LG has said that the tablets will arrive equipped with its custom user interface, likely which will sit atop Google's Android 4.4 Kitkat mobile operating system. This, much like the version found on LG's now-redundant G Pad 8.3, equips the devices with Knock Code. allowing users to unlock the device by tapping the screen. An updated version of Qpair is also included, enabling the tablets to be easily hooked-up to an Android smartphone to display notifications of calls and messages.
Thanks to the images LG has provided, we can also see that the tablets will be made available in different colours, with the 7in G Pad being shown off in blue, and the 8in and 10.1in models in black and white.
LG has yet to announce pricing and availability details for these three tablet models. µ
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When the Stand Up 2 Cancer initiative hosted its third televised fundraiser on Sept. 7, 2012, a team of basic researchers and clinical researchers funded by the initiative at the University of Southern California (USC) Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center and Hospital took a moment to reflect on the work they've done in the three years since their SU2C grant award. Then it was back to work on clinical trials and other research that all agree are moving forward at an unprecedented rate toward important new discoveries in cancer treatment.
"It's been very exciting working with Stand Up 2 Cancer," said Peter Jones, professor of urology and biochemistry & molecular biology at the Keck School and co-leader of one of five "Dream Teams" that won initial funding in 2009 from the Stand Up 2 Cancer initiative, a program of the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF). "We've made great progress. I think our team might be further along than some of the others, and we could be looking at some major breakthroughs."
Jones, along with Keck School of Medicine of USC clinical researchers Barbara Gitlitz, Anthony El-Khoueiry, Casey O'Connell and Agustin Garcia and basic scientist Peter Laird have been studying epigenetic therapy and cancer management in cancers of the lung, breast, colon and blood. The research looks into how genes become switched on and off, and how this leads to cancer, Jones said.
Barbara Gitlitz and Anthony El-Khoueriy at the Stand Up 2 Cancer event Sept. 7
The grant is shared by Johns Hopkins University's Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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The purpose of the event was to build public support for translational cancer research, bringing therapies more quickly from the "bench" (laboratory) to the "bedside" (patients).
As the lead clinician coordinating all the clinical research under the SU2C grant at USC, El-Khoueriy, assistant professor of clinical medicine at the Keck School, applauded the collaboration that the grant has made possible, with different institutions and within USC.
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Some of the most promising research has been done with lung cancer. Gitlitz, a clinical researcher who is an associate professor of clinical medicine at the Keck School, will soon embark on the next phase of clinical trials for lung cancer that tests a combination of epigenetic therapy and immunotherapy that has shown positive results in the lab and was a major observation from the first lung cancer clinical trial funded by the SU2C grant.
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O'Connell, assistant professor of clinical medicine in the Jane Anne Nohl Division of Hematology at the Keck School, is conducting a clinical trial as part of the grant to test the safety and efficacy of a new drug to treat acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a pre-leukemic bone marrow condition. Patients are tolerating the drug remarkably well, she said, and the trial is currently in an expansion phase aimed to assess efficacy.
"The collaboration has been a completely unique experience," she said. "It has been incredible from the standpoint of both mentorship and science. We've had an unprecedented opportunity to understand and apply exactly what's going on at the bench from the major leaders in the field."
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Garcia, associate professor of clinical medicine at the Keck School, is conducting a clinical trial to test epigenetic therapy on hormone receptive positive cancer and triple negative breast cancer, testing theories similar to Gitlitz and El-Khoueriy.
"We are first evaluating if epigenetic therapy is effective by itself in two groups of patients with breast cancer," he said. "In the patients with hormone receptor positive breast cancer, we expect that prior treatment with epigenetic therapy could restore the sensitivity to hormonal treatments. There are very few effective treatments for patients with triple negative breast cancer but we hypothesize that this new way of treating cancer may be effective."
Garcia and Yvonne Lin, assistant professor in the division of gynecologic oncology, will also soon launch a clinical trial in ovarian cancer to explore if epigenetic therapy may either affect tumors or prime cells so they respond to chemotherapy better, restoring the cells' original sensitivity to treatment after the chemotherapy appears to have stopped working.
For Garcia, the collaboration enabled by the grant has given a significant boost to the "war on cancer" being waged by scientists and clinicians over the past 40 years.
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Vhong Navarro's longtime girlfriend, Tanya Winona, has been dealing with Navarro being accused of raping Deniece Cornejo, quietly and out of the public eye. While the National Bureau of Investigation has dismissed the possibility of Navarro raping Deniece Cornejo, another woman has now jumped in and accused Navarro of raping her, according to The Inquirer.net on Feb 21.
Winona has stood by Navarro through the Cornejo rape accusations, reports The Epoch Times. Now the woman who is kept out of the public eye by Navarro himself has another round of accusations to weather.
Knowing that her boyfriend did not rape Cornejo, she has stood by her man. Even knowing that Navarro previously cheated on her with Cornejo, she still did not kick him to the curb. This is something that Navarro not only thanks her for, but his guilt has him constantly telling her how sorry he is to have cheated on her with Cornejo.
This latest rape charge by an unnamed woman was filed on Wednesday this week. If Winona has made it this far by Navarro side, chances are she'll be alright as he deals with this newest charge, which appears trumped up to many. The woman is accusing Navarro of raping her back in 2010. The latest rape accuser supposedly met Navarro when the two were working on a TV show together.
The lawyers for Navarro think this latest rape charge is just conjured up by the camp of Cedric Lee and Cornejo. The lawyers believe that this first of others to come. Will Navarro now have to weather a line of rape charges and will Winona stand behind him through this latest development and the others to come if his lawyer's assumptions are correct?
Navarro barely says a word about his girlfriend, other than he purposely keeps her out of the public eye because she is not in show business like he is, she works behind the scenes as a writer. He did say she's stood by him during an interview from his hospital bed while recuperating from the beating that Lee and a half of dozen other man bestowed on him at Cornejo's condo.
Navarro said, "She did not abandon me." She believed Navarro the entire time that he did not try to rape Cornejo. The television celebrity did admit that he "wronged" his girlfriend by engaging in sexual activities with Cornejo, he said that the two had engaged in sexual activities on a previous date.
He said "I have done nothing wrong to Deniece, only to my girlfriend.'
It stands to reason Navarro wasn't looking to just play a game of cards when he headed over to Cornejo's house that night. This is very forgiving of his girlfriend, especially after it was made public that he did engage in sexual activity before the night she claimed that he raped her.
Winona is a writer, she met Navarro when he was in one of the movies that she co-wrote the screenplay for. She never left his side while he was in the hospital recuperating from that horrific attack for which he needed facial surgery for. She choose not to punish Navarro for his cheating by leaving, instead she put all her energy in trying to get him feeling better.
Navarro's guilt about cheating on Winona has hit him hard and sources close to the actor said he is constantly telling his girlfriend how sorry he is for getting hooked up with Cornejo in the first place, according to Tsapsuy. The website refers to Tanya Winona as being "selfless" through this entire ordeal.


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Hooping at the drugstore
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
So I'm at the drugstore (boringly) bying stuff I need and I amble through the summer stuff aisle. I see the hula hoops. Brings me back to my days as a kid and we'd hula hoop for what seemed like ever - until we got older and it wasn't cool any more.
I was on Santa Monica Pier in California a year or so ago, and there was a guy with mega super huge hula hoops! He tried to entice us to hoop with him and no one would. I somehow got roped into it and felt utterly ridiculous. At first I couldn't figure out how to make the thing go, and then I found if I reeealllly got my legs, hips, and, yes BUTT into it, I could hoop with this gigantic ring.
The iridescent pink hula hoop caught my eye, so I had to check out the price which meant going to the front of the store. The cashier thought it was wonderful and started hooping with it herself, next she's handing it around to other customers and employees, and soon about 10 of us were hooping at the drugstore!!
I hardly wanted to leave, we were having so much fun!
One woman was able to get the hula hoop moving while barely moving at all, and we were all then trying to figure out how to do that ourselves. Another woman could keep the hoop in the air if she walked with it, so she was walking around the store and hooping at the same time.
It was great fun - other people looked on but lacked the courage to try. I felt bad for them in a way because we were all pretty ridiculous, all these grownups hooping after not doing it since we were little, but I can certainly understand being rather shy myself.
What fun!!! I'll never look at the drugstore (or probably other people!) the same way again. It brought out the inner little girl in all of us.
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The hooper that Challenger75 is probably referring to is MOSTMOM1. She's done some really fun vlogs and even was featured in a Daily Spark blog, I think. I know at least three others who hoop as part of their regular activities.
Two things to make hooping easier:
1) The right size and weight of hoop (tall enough to come between navel and nipple is the line I've heard.)
2) Don't try to move your hips in a circle. Put one foot forward and rock your weight from one foot to the other - and the hoop should circle almost naturally with that motion.
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I wish I could remember who it is, but there is a sparkmember who does videos of hooping...I actually bought one a year or so ago, and it is still sitting leaned up against my bedroom wall....
We've been missing you with our Challenge...hope all is okay.
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