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The 24th Annual Reggio Emilia Institute will feature educators from the Boulder Journey School, Boulder, Colorado.
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schools. Educators at Boulder Journey School use documentation to build a
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21st Century Skills, including critical thinking and reasoning,
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For registration and additional information, please contact Carol Campos, Event Manager, by email or at 617.349.8913, 617.349.8974 fax.You can attend the institute and get PDPs, or may take a course associated with the institute, EEDUC 5815.01, Reggio Emilia Approach to Early Childhood Education (one, two, or three credits).
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Carl Owen doesn't intend to lose anything-not his land, not his cattle, and certainly not his girl-ever again! Returning from the Civil War, he finds the farm ruined and his father set to leave Virginia. Then Carl falls in love, and he battles a band of outlaws, a prairie fire, blizzards, a trackless waterless desert, and his own brother-all for the hand of feisty
Carl Owen doesn't intend to lose anything-not his land, not his cattle, and certainly not his girl-ever again! Returning from the Civil War, he finds the farm ruined and his father set to leave Virginia. Then Carl falls in love, and he battles a band of outlaws, a prairie fire, blizzards, a trackless waterless desert, and his own brother-all for the hand of feisty Ellen Bates.
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The Man From Shenandoah by Marsha Ward The Civil War has just finished and Carl Owen has just returned home to find his family farm destroyed. His family decide to leave Virginia to seek his mom's brother in the gold fields of Colorado Territory. Carl's father decides to start fresh with starting a cattle ranch and with other families in the community going with them, the journey is bearable. Carl encounters and battles Berto Acosta, a murderous outlaw leader, along with his gang, battles a prairie fire, blizzards, a trackless waterless desert, and his own brother, who has been promised Ellen as his bride by both fathers, while Carl is set to marry Ida. This western novel has everything and the action is non-stop. There are two more in this series and I've just started the second Vol., Ride To Raton, with Trail of Storms the last one. I highly recommend this excellent novel. Kudos to Marsha. Forever Friends Rating 5 Stars by Teri Until Next time, See You Around The Book Nook Publisher: iUniverse, Incorporated Pub. Date: December 2002 ISBN-13: 9780595263080 248pp
I had nearly given up on reading Westerns as the newer ones I have are written with our modern morals and language. Ms. Ward uses the language of the class & region, which makes The Man from Shenandoah so real. The book gives us joyous times but doesn¿t pass lightly over the hardships of the time. The author draws a character in such human warmth and depth that you have no trouble remembering who is whom. I don¿t know how a woman can write so well from a man¿s viewpoint; but, as she illustrates so well, men didn¿t understand women in the old West any better than they do now, but well, we women have always understood enough for both sexes! I love the dialogue that eases us into seeing from Carl Owens'eyes. His thoughts and words flow so clearly that we come to know him well. Carl is not given to flowery speeches. He can be complex; at times makes some pretty humorous mistakes, and he doesn¿t like to apologize for them. He¿s pretty good at laughing at himself however. Carl's values and his honor cause him no end of conflict with his family and others throughout his story. Often a western (especially one with romance included) doesn¿t sketch the family at all. I liked this one because the main character was not the 'silent loner with no family to teach him love and values' hero. The better part of the characters in this novel were members of warm, loving, laughing, arguing and flawed families. It was a joy to get to know them. Ms. Ward paints vivid night skies, warm sun on your face and makes you wish you could lie down to contemplate the clouds in a meadow surrounded by quakies (Aspen trees to those not native to the Rockies). Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Arizona have been my playgrounds all my life and the journey into past memories was achingly sweet. A young girl threw her arms up over her head, whirled around in a meadow full of wildflowers and cried ¿I love you, Colorado, you¿re beautiful.¿ This Colorado girl was so homesick she cried too - tears. Ms. Ward's characters worked `danged hard¿ and they went down to the ¿crick¿ to get water. Arizonan¿s give me such strange looks when I talk about the dry cricks here. Well, human nature being what it is, there were people I loved and people I could do without but loved to hate. I was also a bit humbled by the women, who reminded me of my great-grandmother. She was a bit like Ellen Bates. Now give us our sequel - it's so hard to wait! I can't leave you without also mentioning that the cover is to die for. Yummy!
I finished "The Man From Shenandoah" at half-past midnight because I couldn¿t put it down. I didn't know I was a western aficionado, but this book made me want to find a horse and put my hubby in riding gear (loved the cover)! This was a great story; the gripping action, the believable characters, and the historical research. I loved that it was as much a romance as it was a family western, and I never realized I was a romance aficionado either! The author skillfully took me into the past--familiar with mining territory in Nevada, and the more western parts of Utah, Arizona and Colorado¿the story had me there with the dust and the snowstorms and cabins and praire fire and all. Especially beneficial was the story's ability to inspire me to be a better wife. I don't want to be so much like that shallow Ida (gulp); I best be gettin' more like Miss Ellen! The author¿s blood, sweat and tears paid off; I will add her sequel(s) to my bookcase as well. Thank you for the adventure, Ms. Ward!


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The Illinois Fighting Illini have added Middle Tennessee and Western Kentucky to their future football schedules, Illini Director of Athletics Mike Thomas announced today.
Illinois will host Middle Tennessee at Memorial Stadium in Champaign on Sept. 26, 2015. The Illini lead the series against the Blue Raiders 2-0 after winning 48-20 in 1998 and 35-6 in 2000.
Western Kentucky will visit Champaign on Sept. 16, 2017. The two schools have never met on the football field, but will first play on Sept. 6, 2014. That 2014 game was previously announced.
Illinois now has three non-conference games set for the 2015 season and only needs one more, which will be their season-opener on Sept. 5. The 2015 season is the last in which the Big Ten will play four non-conference games.
Also making the trip to Memorial Stadium in 2015 are Kent State (Sept. 12) and Western Illinois (Sept. 19).
Western Kentucky is the first scheduled non-conference game for Illinois for the 2017 season.
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Illinois, what a joke of a schedule in 2015!!!!
When you have a joke of a team it follows that you have a joke of a schedule.
nampa for the 1st time ever…I agree with you. Most likely will not happen again
You say it's a joke of a schedule, but both W Kentucky and M Tennessee were both bowl-eligible last season.
They are scheduling home games because they generate money and increase your odds for bowl eligibility. You have to schedule for who you are, and this schedule will create wins. It won't allow for a national title but realistically there are only about 15 teams that have a shot at a national title. They will probably add home and home with and AQ team for 2015 and 2016. By my count that is 9 games against AQ opponents, which is pretty standard. Go look at almost every other AQ schedule and tell me the the difference. Then go take your complaints about strength of schedule elsewhere.
Why don't they play Northern Illinois? The game would sell out and generated interest but I am afraid that Illinois doe not want to show that they would be the inferior team.
You I am not the A.D. right? My guess would be that NIU offers little more than an instate rivalry. They only average slightly over 18,000 at home games and Illinois and NIU don't battle over the same recruits. Until very recently there has just not been much interest in it as Illinois has never lost to NIU. Perhaps they will play in the future.


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PORTLAND, Ore. -- There isn't a better road team in the NBA than the Dallas Mavericks, except when it really matters.
"It's only been two games," Jason Kidd said, referring to the Mavs' losses at the Rose Garden this series.
Well, it was also three games at the AT&T Center during last year's first round. And three games at the Pepsi Center the previous postseason. And 18 of the last 20 playoff road games.
Not that the Mavs have any interest in discussing their recent playoff history, particularly on the road.
"It's time for us to go out and get this thing done," Jason Terry said. "We will. We've played well enough to win those two games. We just hadn't done it."
Hey, it's tough to win playoff games in hostile environments. However, the Mavs' run of postseason road futility is mystifying, considering this is a franchise that had the NBA's best road record in three of the last five regular seasons.
The Mavs' spring travel woes started with the Miami meltdown in Game 3 of the 2006 NBA Finals, when they blew a 13-point lead with 6:42 remaining to give the Heat life, eventually leading to the cancellation of parade plans in downtown Dallas. It continued during last week's 0-for-2 trip to Portland, when the Trail Blazers rallied from a 23-point deficit in the final 13-plus minutes to win Game 4. There have been plenty of regular ol' tough losses and a handful of humiliating no-shows, most notably a 25-point loss in the 67-win Mavs' win-or-go-fishin' Game 6 against Golden State in 2007.
OK, you get the point. So does Kidd.
"We've got to find a way to win," Kidd said. "If you're going to win championships, you've got to win on the road."
The Mavs' only two playoff road wins since clinching their NBA Finals berth in Phoenix came in San Antonio in 2009. Not coincidentally, that's the only playoff series the Mavs have won in the last five years.
That can change Thursday night. Game 6 at the rowdy Rose Garden would be a great time to end the trend.
It's not a must-win game, even though that's what Kidd called it before boarding the plane for the four-hour flight to Portland. The Mavs can win this series without beating the Blazers away from the American Airlines Center.
But they can't beat the Lakers, the two-time defending champs the Mavs would almost certainly see in the second round, without winning at least one game at the Staples Center. And the odds of that happening increase if the Mavs have the reassurance of winning a playoff road game, plus the extra couple days of rest they'd earn in the process -- time off that'd be especially beneficial to the 38-year-old Kidd.
Kidd, of course, can't be blamed for the beginning of these road blues. Dirk Nowitzki and Jason Terry are the only players from that Finals flop remaining on the Mavericks' roster. Jose Juan Barea, a benchwarmer at the time, is the only other player left from the top-seeded team that lost to the 42-win Warriors in '07.
But the Mavs traded for Kidd in large part to solve this problem. He was the tough-minded, savvy, poised point guard the Mavs needed to close out playoff wins on the road.
So we were told the day the blockbuster deal with the New Jersey Nets went down, when then-coach Avery Johnson squawked that he "finally had a quarterback." So we had seen when Kidd carried an otherwise mediocre Nets team to consecutive Finals in 2002 and 2003.
We're still waiting for Kidd to prove that theory right in a Mavericks uniform. Dallas is 2-12 in road playoff games with Kidd; in those contests, he is averaging 9.8 points, 6.0 assists and 2.3 turnovers while shooting 41.6 percent from the floor.
The tough-minded, savvy, poised point guard failed to get Nowitzki involved in the offense, dribbled the ball off his leg for a turnover and missed a 3-pointer so badly it hit the backboard on the opposite side of the rim down the stretch of the Mavs' last road game. He performed like a wide-eyed kid, not future Hall of Famer Jason Kidd, while the Blazers and their fans cranked up the pressure during crunch time.
Kidd isn't the player he was five or 10 years ago, but he's still plenty capable of clutch performances. He has had many since returning to the Mavericks, a list that should begin with his last-minute 3 to beat the Celtics in Boston this season.
Now it's time for Kidd to come up clutch on the road when it really matters.
Tim MacMahon covers the Mavericks for ESPNDallas.com.


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All day Friday and Saturday, CK's Tavern and Grill will be celebrating five years in Ahwatukee Foothills with customer appreciation specials.
"We're glad to be here five years but we know we wouldn't be here without our customers," said co-owner Kendra Fleetwood.
Her family bought the restaurant in June 2004, but this weekend marks the fifth year with its name as CK's, named after Kendra and her brother Chad Flaum.
The restaurant, located at 4142 E. Chandler Blvd., will be serving $1 Coors, Miller and Fat Tire pints, as well as $1 well drinks and $3 boneless wings.
Dollar raffle tickets will also be available to go to the National Football Foundation. Raffle items include a last edition Schwinn Fat Tire bike, Diamondbacks suite tickets, foursomes to the Ravens, a Freedom Grill and a Beertender.
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Static and producing bottom hole pressures are important parameters for investigating the inflow and vertical lift performances of an oil well. There are different methods which can be used for determining bottom hole pressures of electric submersible pumped (ESP) wells:
1) Conventional pressure bomb: used if the ESP completion is equipped with Y-tool (by-pass system), usually the Y-tool is not used due to it's required large casing (not less than 9 5/8"), and the Y-tool plug can cause leakage and/or stuck. Generally, this method requires the following steps:
a. Switch-off the ESP,
b. Retrieve the plug of the Y-tool,
c. Install the pressure bomb at the bottom hole of the well,
d. Install the plug of the Y-tool above the pressure bomb,
e. Re-run the ESP and operate it for enough time,
f. Switch-off the ESP,
g. Retrieve the plug of the Y-tool,
h. Retrieve the pressure bomb,
i. Install the plug of the Y-tool, and
j. Re-run the ESP for operating the well.
It is clear enough, at this point, that the previously described method of BHFP measurement takes more time and it is economically infeasible (loss in oil production due to shut-in times). In addition, many expected problems may occur due to many wire-line jobs (six runs).
2) Pressure sensors: which may be installed with the down-hole pump assembly so that accurate pressure readings may be obtained whenever required, but the cost would be high if they were used in every pumped well in a field or area.
3) Acoustic well sounding technique: which records fluid level in the annulus, the bottom hole pressures are usually determined by this method. But this method can not be used if the annulus is to be packed off (a packer used).
It is clear enough that all the previously described methods of BHFP measurement require a device. Then, require added money.
Gibbs and Nolen3 and Podio et al4 introduced a well Analyzer's computer and A/D converter, that can be used in conjunction with an acoustic gas gun and microphone. The gas gun generates an acoustic pulse in the well-bore and the microphone converts the reflected acoustic pressure pulses to electrical signals, which are digitized by the analog to digital A/D converter and stored in the computer. The computer displays these signals and processes the data as introduced by software to automatically determine fluid level depth. To calculate the producing bottom-hole pressure, the casing pressure is measured at the time of fluid level determination. When liquid is present above the formation and gas is flowing upward in the casing annulus, the casing vent valve is closed and sequential measurements of casing-head pressure are made for approximately 10-15 minutes so that an accurate casing pressure build-up rate can be obtained. The program uses this rate and the annulus void volume to calculate the casing annulus gas flow rate. This allows determination of the gaseous liquid column gradient from empirical correlations. It is noted that the tubing joints should have the same length because the depth to the fluid level is computed by estimating the total number of collars from the surface to the fluid level.
Spath et al5 described a technique to exploit the measurements made below ESP installations to determine well and reservoir properties. Well testing using pressure gauges below ESP's is not new; the key advantage of the technique described here is that the well and reservoir properties may be obtained more accurately with higher resolution and without shutting the well in. In addition, the properties may be continuously determined for purposes of real-time production management. The technique is based on changing the flow rate by using a variable speed device (VSD), which changes the frequency (Hz) of the power supplied to the ESP motor, the production rate of the well is perturbed about a nominal flow rate. The resulting variation in bottom-hole flowing pressure is measured and modeled using the appropriate theoretical reservoir response (type curves) and nonlinear regression. Once the reservoir model is obtained, the well and reservoir parameters are computed from the regression analysis; variation in the properties (e.g., skin, reservoir pressure or distance to fluid interface) can be continuously monitored. Knowledge of the well and reservoir properties, and their variation over time, from the described technique, allows operators to optimize production rates and recovery while minimizing capital investments and operating expenses.
El-noby16 discussed and evaluated the different practices and applications in concern of testing the naturally non-flowing wells. He recommend some appropriate methods to be used for monitoring and optimizing the well production performance. Also, new correlations have been proposed to identify the completion factors for each reservoir based on the actual productivity index measurements for better planning and forecast estimations.
The basic objective of this study is to develop a method capable of calculating the pump intake pressure (PIP), the bottom hole flowing pressure (BHFP), the dynamic fluid level (DFL) & net liquid above pump (NLAP) for ESP wells using production and completion data only.
The performance curves of a submersible electrical pump (Figure 1) represent the variation of head, horsepower, and efficiency with capacity. Capacity refers to the volume of the produced fluid rate, which may include free and/or dissolved gas. These curves are for a fixed power cycle (normally 50 or 60 cycle) and can be changed with variable frequency controllers.
The head (in feet per stage) developed by a centrifugal pump is the same regardless of the type or specific gravity of the fluid pumped. But when converting this head to pressure, it must be multiplied by the gradient of the fluid in question. Therefore, the following can be stated7:
(pressure developed by pump) = (head per stage) × (gradient of fluid) ×
(number of stages) (1)
The total fluid rate (liquid plus gas) at any conditions of pressure and temperature is, then:
Where VF is formation volume's factors.
When pumping gas with the liquid, the capacity and, consequently, the head per stage as well as the gradient vary as the pressure of the fluid is elevated from the intake value PIP to the discharge value Pdis. Thus, the above equation can be written as follows:
Note that parentheses are included to indicate that h and Gf are functions of the capacity V, which is given by Equation 2.
The gradient of the fluid at any pressure and temperature is given by:
where W is the weight of the capacity V at any pressure and temperature, which is equal to the weight at standard conditions. Hence:
Substituting Equation 6 into Equation 4 gives:
ρfsc is the weight of 1 bbl of liquid plus pumped gas (per 1 bbl of liquid) at standard conditions, or:
Substituting Equation 7 into Equation 3 gives:
The total number of stages is obtained by integrating the above equation between the intake and the discharge pressures:
For each pump, there is a capacity range within which the pump performs at or near its peak efficiency (see Figure 1). The volume range of the selected rate between the intake and the discharge pressures should remain within the efficiency range of the pump. This range, of course, can be changed by using a variable frequency controller.
Calculating head per stage for submersible pumps is based on the head coefficients (as shown in Table 1) and the volume of the production rate as follows:
The production rate for submersible pumps is considered for two cases: pumping liquid only and pumping liquid & gas.
For liquid only:
For liquid and gas:
The head per stage which calculated from Equation 12 is based on fresh water. Then, the head per stage for viscous liquid need to the following:
Find equivalent water capacity (Qw) as follows:
Find the viscous head (h) as follows:
Where Cq & Ch are viscosity correction factors for capacity & head respectively, as shown in Table 2.
The head per stage (calculated from Equation 12) is based on 60 hertz motor frequency. Then, if the motor frequency is more or less than 60 hertz, the head per stage for this frequency need to the following:
Find equivalent capacity at 60 hertz (Q60) as follows:
Find the head @ motor frequency (hHZ) as follows:
The total dynamic head developed by the pump is considered for two cases: pumping liquid only and pumping liquid & gas.
For liquid only, the head per stage is constant for all stages. Therefore, the total head given by:
For liquid and gas, the head per stage is changing from stage to stage. Therefore, the total head given by:
In case of pumping liquid and gas, the head per stage changes from stage to stage because the pressure changes from stage to stage, which may affect the production rate (volume capacity ) from stage to stage. The pressure at the last stage is equal to the discharge pressure of the pump:
Where the discharge pressure of the pump can be calculated from the two-phase flow correlations.
The pressure at the stage before the last stage is equal to the pressure at the last stage minus the pressure developed by the last stage, and so on:
Finally, the pressure at the first stage is equal to the pressure at the second stage minus the pressure developed by the second stage:


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Ethan Canin
|Ethan Canin
|July 19, 1960
Ann Arbor, Michigan
|author, educator, physician
Ethan Andrew Canin (born July 19, 1960) is an American author, educator, and physician. He is a member of the faculty of the Iowa Writers' Workshop at the University of Iowa.
Canin was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan while his parents were vacationing from Iowa City, where his father, Stuart Canin, taught violin at the University of Iowa. He and his family moved around the midwestern and northeastern United States, and eventually settled in San Francisco, California where he attended Town School and later graduated from San Francisco University High School. He attended Stanford University and earned an undergraduate degree in English. Returning to the University of Iowa, Canin entered the Iowa Writers' Workshop, receiving an MFA in 1984 and went on to attend Harvard Medical School where he earned an M.D. in 1991.
Beginning his medical practice with a residency at the University of California San Francisco, he pursued both medicine and writing for several years, leaving medicine in 1998 to join the faculty of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, where he still teaches. He is a co-founder of the San Francisco Writers' Grotto.
- 2010 Guggenheim Fellowship
- The California Book Award/Gold Medal in Literature (1994)
- National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship (1987 & 1996)
- The Lyndhurst Prize (1994–1996)
- Henfield/Transatlantic Review Prize (1987)
- The Houghton Mifflin Literary Fellowship (1986)
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- Emperor of the Air (1985)
- The Palace Thief (1994)
- Blue River, October 1992, Time Warner International, ISBN 978-0-446-39447-5
- For Kings and Planets (1999), Saint Martin's press Inc., ISBN 978-0-312-24125-4
- Carry Me Across the Water (2001)[1] September 2002, Bloomsbury Publishing PLC., ISBN 978-0-7475-5790-6
- America America June 2009, Bloomsbury Publishing PLC., ISBN 978-0-7475-9872-5
- A Doubter's Almanac: A Novel, February 2016, Random House, ISBN 978-1-4000-6826-5
- Blue River (1995)
- Emperor of the Air (1996)
- The Emperor's Club (2002)
- Beautiful Ohio (2006)
- The Year of Getting to Know Us (2008)
|This section has an unclear citation style. Learn how and when to remove this template message) (September 2009) (
- "Ethan Canin Biography". Newmarket Press. 2008. Retrieved 2008-07-24.
- Ethan Canin (13 June 2001). (transcript). Interview with Barbara Lane. Commonwealth Club of California http://www.commonwealthclub.org/archive/01/01-06canin-speech.html. Retrieved 2008-07-24. Missing or empty
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$85 billion. but why should the military suffer? we sat down with sean hannity to discuss the cuts. >> it is not a military stroot teeingic bus el. it cuts muscle to reserve fat. it punishes the troops to reward defense contractors who finished when the taxpayers jumped. i am getting a little tired of hearing that inaccurate comment about coming back to preworld war ii levels in 1940. it is actually worse than that. >> he fears this could lead to an army that is unready and incapable of fighting a major war. >> 28 people died in connection with the 9-11 disability scandal that involves new york police officers firefighters and jail guards. the attorney's office says the accused ripped the social security disability system off
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by faking psychological disorders for links to the exposure of the 9-11 terror attacks. will we finally get answers on the irs targeting of tea party groups. a person at the center of the scandal is being called to capitol hill. lois lerner gave a statement that invoked the 5th amendment at a hearing. lawmakers say they won't cut it and expect more when the irs hearing reconvenes in a week. >> where are the biggest wine drinkers in the world? vatican city. that's according to a report at the wine institute. people are drinking 105 bottles a year double the amount of the person in france or italy. 8 times more than that of the u.s.
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vatican city. maybe that's why they are so happy. they are sri cheerful there. someone is smiling in the corner there. a shift for one top airline as they become the first major carrier to change the frequent flyer program. here with what that means is the smiling lauren simonetti. >> i am smiling. after frequent flyers hear this story they might not be smiling. delta says what they are doing is becoming the first major airline to have passengers earn miles based on the fair that they pay rather than the distance that they fly. starting right now sky mile members who book a trip after it is effected. if you buy a cheap seat you earn fewer miles than someone who books in business and first class. the question is who is next? what other airlines will follow? consumer reports have the topic for best overall car.
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>> the time now is 5:11 and 47 seconds in case we are counting and we are. the obama administration thinks women have been waiting to thhe this news. >> you are strapped in that job. if you leave you will lose your health insurance. now you can make an independent choice. >> the vice president thinks we know what we want and he thinks he knows what it is, too. is it really what all women want, though? >> he's a good student all because he borrowed his father's car to get to class. ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests
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>> gunmen are targeting christians. 70 were rounded up and shot execution style. their bodies found on a beach. the gunmen barged into a building where they lived going door to door asking people if they were christians or muslims.
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no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> with one of the boxing matches riged by the mob? >> i am the greatest. i am the king of the world. i am a bad man. >> 50 years after that fight a new report by the washington times says the fbi suspected the 1964 fight between mohammad ali and sonny liston waudz fixed. he retired after six rounds because of a shoulder injury. top secret papers says he made more than a million dollars betting against liston in the fight. they report ali was not in on it. >> joe biden appearing on obamacare said the plan is good for women because they won't have to work any longer. >> those comments are sparking a
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firestorm of controversy. >> good morning to you. vice president joe biden says he is prejudice. he believes the affordable care act is a great program. he tried to persuade people especially women on obamacare. he sparked controversy. the question about the budget office finding the program will cause 2 million people to lose their jobs to that mr. biden says it's a good report and explains why did. >> how many of you are single women with children with a dead end job you are there because of your health insurance. you would rather have the opportunity to spend the next couple years with your child. you canwant to stay in that job even though you can get health insurance absent that job. it gives women a great deal more freedom. >> he was trying to defend
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obamacare. it caused people to respond like this, did everyone else just hear vice president biden on the view? please stop saying how great it is for women to lose their due to obamacare. then carrie writes watching joe biden try to explain obamacare is painful. joe biden, really? sounds like you are encouraging more people to go on welfare. >> some people believe obamacare is a job killer according to the ceo. administration is pushing more people to sign up before the deadline. >> that brings us to "brew on this." >> what do you think about the vice president telling women you don't have to work any more? we want to know what you think. >> find it on facebook, twitter or e-mail.
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we will share those comments later in the show. >> i am live tweeting right now. >> 5:18 and 53 seconds that's the time right now. speaking of obamacare it's not the only thing that cost more money. the regulation for restaurants that doesn't add up. >> more trouble for the beibs. this time involving pop rads zi a pop rads zi and a missing camera. @w@wowowpg÷÷owúç÷gçng.
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>> he may not be able to attend graduation after school administrators found his
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father's knife inside his car. he is an avid fisherman and left that knife in his car before his son borrowed the car to drive to school. the car was randomly chosen for a safety search. >> i was like this isn't my knife it's my dad's. i didn't know it was in there. >> i am not sending this kid to alternative schools. he doesn't deserve that. he did nothing wrong. >> while the school has a zero tolerancy he will have to go to the alternative school for 90-days. later this morning live on "fox & friends." >> hon ski is the best policy he was punished for telling the truth. he confused a beer can for a soda pan and packed it in the lunch. when he realized he gave it to his teacher. the principal sent him to a alternative school for a month.
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they are serving up headaches for restaurant owners across the nation. it is forcing change for nutritional education for all of the foods. what if the men rue offers millions of choices? that would be a long list of ingredients. we look at the impact. >> dominos offers 34 million combinations of pizza. that's a real number. we did the algorithm on it. >> real number real problem for pizza places with restaurants at 24 locations. a regulation will require callie counts displayed along every item. it could cost them a lot of dough. >> redo the menu every time something changes could cost them several thousand dollars a year in profits. >> 90 percent of domino
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customers never set fo in a store. dominos post nutritional information on their web site. group of law americas including supporters of the affordable care act are pressuring the fda to use common sense and let some businesses follow domino's lead. >> if you survived most of yo-- derived most of the profits with takeout put it on-line and let's figure out a different way to put it on the board. >> they have not delivered any specifics about when the regulation will take effect. they hope to announce the effective dates by the end of 2014. >> only about a quarter of people adjust their order based on calorie count. interesting. we eat what we want. a california couple spotted
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something shiny p on the ground. they foujd thousands of rare cold coins the value $10 million a total shock for a rare coin expert. >> how many are there they look and whispered a little bit. big smile said, well we found about 1400. my jaw dropped i have never seen anything like it in my life. i will never see anything like it again. >> the husband and wife want to stay anonymous they don't want their names out there because they have so much money now are planning to sell most of the coins. >> good for them. >> especially in that case. 5:26 and 34 seconds. i don't have to read the seconds but i like to. looking for a golden opportunity where a physician opened up.
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>> a group of girl scouts sold 5,000 dollars with the girl scout cookies. nothing sweet about what happened to the profits. >> they were at the hospital ready to welcome their new baby into the world when they were told this. >> the doctor is busy with a c section. you have to hold it? it's a baby. it's a baby, people. >> what this dad had to do all by himself.
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>> ognally the obama administration defined success like this. >> i think success looks like at least 7 million people having signed up by the end of march. >> that was one number. now the president has a different number. it's a few million short. so which one is right? >> turns out the customer isn't always right. the companies you want to avoid the next time you go shopping. >> look at this. >> when an impact explodes windows right out of a school bus. we will show you what led to this. will "fox & friends first" starts right now.
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♪ >> that's 5th avenue in front of our building a block from time's square. it is wednesday middle of the week february 26th. welcome to "fox & friends first". >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am harris falkner in for heather childers. the numbers are in and they fall short of the deadline in march. >> they are doing a little bit of backtracking. doug luzader is live in washington. >> this has been a critical question from the get go how many people do you need in order to make the system self sustaining. they said they hit the 4 million
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mark. >> we now have 4 million americans who have signed up for quality private health insurance 4 million americans already signed up because of you. 4 million. 4 million. 4 million. >> 4 million. even that number could be wildly inflated because no one is covered until they pay their premium. we have no idea how many have actually done that. kathleen sib beal why yous is ta -- sebelius is taking issue with 7 million people need to sign up to make it viable. >> that was a ceo congressional budget office prediction when the bill was first signed i am not sure where they got their numbers. who was throwing around the 7 million figure? turns out it was kathleen sib
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beal why yous. >> i think success looks like 7 million people being signed up by march 2014. >> the reason why this is so critical the number of people signing up if the pool isn't big enough it can't be sustainable and could lead to a bailout of insurance industry. >> doug luzader live in washington. >> look who is talking. fox news policy editor is talking. regardless of the obamacare enrollment numbers the buck stops with kathleen sebelius. >> she is the marked woman inside the administration when the time comes to take the fall it is going to be her. everybody knows it. at this point she is grasping at straws. whatever number they come out with a month from now and they say it was 4 million, 5 million, 6 million, whatever they will declare it a great victory because they believe as long as
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that bailout train rolls with the insurance industry it will be okay and they are going to call it a victory. guess what? the newscast the president thinks, the newscast the president thinks people will be watching will agree with him and it is a success. >> overnight an american airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing after a passenger suffers a medical emergency in the middle of the air. the plane took off from new york's jfk airport pound for los angeles but had to be diverted to phoenix. no word on the nature of the medical emergency or the man's condition this morning. robert kennedy's daughter stands today in the drunk driving trial. she was arrested in 2012 after a car hit a truck on a highway. she took a generic ambian. >> it is sentencing day for the
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murder of lee rigby. muslim converts were found guilty in if december . they were being warriors for islam they say. aaron hernandez used to bowl over linebackers in the now he' inmates in jail. the former new england patriots beat up another prisoner who has been harassing him. hernandez is usually separated from the rest of the prison population due to his fame. he pleaded not guilty to murdering his friend owe den lloyd. >> an extreme weather alert to tell you about this morning parts of our country facing snow and slippery conditions for the morning commute. >> the big concern is sub zero temperature waves moving in our way. maria molina has that.
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>> across the northern plains is where we have the colder temperatures associated with the next plunge. take a look these are actual temperatures not windchills below zero for so many of you across the dakotas, minneapolis. 10 degrees below zero. gusts 50 miles per hour and it will feel much colder than the the therm m thermometer reads. parts of texas and southeast atlanta and raleigh you will not make it out of the 40's. temperatures well below average down to the south. we have a quick moving clipper system it is expected to reach low conditions be careful out there 1-2 inches expected. heavy rain with storms west of the gulf coast. that rain already moving through
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it will be a slow morning commute for so many of you out there. the drought conditions in california but we have a series of storm systems that will be arriving with much needed rainfall. >> casey anthony threatened to walk out of a recent deposition. in a drama filled deposition anthony admitted she made up the story about dropping her daughter off at the nanny. they denied it was a code word for xanax. she denied giving any drugs to her baby. she was acquitted of the death of that 2-year-old girl. >> more trouble for justin bieb
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bieber. >> loving this pop star or working for him isn't paying off. beeb aers body guard and driver were arrested near atlanta for allegedly stealing a photographer's camera. the biebs not involved. the body guard was also arrested in december for attacking a police officer at an event. >> the girl scout cookies sold were robbed. that money they made stolen from the leader's house during a break in. >> we wanted to go to boston and we wanted to trying to horse back riding. >> they worked so hard for it. sorry. >> the thief also making off with three cases of the girl scout cookies. there has been a string of recent break ins in that area.
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>> a new report is revealing federal healthcare programs like obamacare cost more than projected. costs for veterans increased 400 percent over the last 50 years. we are going to almost double the number of people on medicaid. if the affordable care act was implemented knowing medicaid is
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a substandard position it promises access. that is the kind of healthcare we are going into. the cost for it is going to be far higher than what we say it is going to cost. >> it will increase spending by $4 million. >> did the white house rush to get obamacare on-line put millions of americans at risk for identity theft. >> they are tapping into computers were vulnerable to cyber attacks. the reason ramping up to the october 1st deadline. the documents offer an outdated snapshot to an improving i gos situation. >> satisfaction guaranteed? that's not the case with many of our retailers. >> good morning.
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>> good morning harris and ainsley. we have all been frustrated with customer service at one time or another. satisfaction is at an all time hi it is shocking the company which received the lowest are among the biggest retailers in this country. according to this american customer satisfaction index traditional brick and mortar stores scored higher than the internet which ratings fell sharply. wall green companies drug store chains 65 billion in sales and was one of the few of the brick and mortars that did not improve its score year after year. cvs under performed in the drug store industry. second worse yet another chain this is rite aid which is the worst among u.s. drug store chains last year. the survey found customers were more satisfied shopping at smaller drug stores than the
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giant. ranking worst of all in customer satisfaction the world's largest retailer, wal-mart. not only did they score poorly at discount stores were the lowest on the grocery store chain. still with the $328 billion in sales in 2012 wal-mart continues to be a darling of wall street. ainsley and harrison back to you. good to see you. 47 minutes after the top of the hour. a teenager locked up for 35 days the major mistake that sent one of these kids to the slammer by mistake. plus this... >> the doctor is busy with a c section. you have to hold it. >> really, a woman giving birth told to hold it. the delivery room debacle that ended up with dad doing what he had to do. go dad. delivering his own daughter, right? >> time to check in with brian
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kilmeade. he is reading not listening to our show. >> i am listening i am studying here and trying to play along first i should say. let me tell you what's coming up on ow show in 13 minutes when they get rest. we are looking at identity theft. triggering tax fraud. if you are at risk we have tips that keep yourself safe in general. the shocking allegation that will have you outraged and wanting you to take a shower. then are you normal or nuts? only keith ablow knowings and he promises to tell you put something on.
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>> so you are in in labor someone you love is about to give birth when someone runs out of the room to perform an emergency c section on a different patient. a florida man says that's what happened to him and his wife. you have to wait, hold it. the doctor is busy with a c section. that takes priority over you. how can you say something like that when you are giving birth to a child. >> hold it. yes dad had to deliver the baby all by himself. the hospital says a nurse was in the room at the time. mom and baby are doing fine thankfully. >> should doctors be allowed to mess with genetics? that's the question the fda is holding hearings on the controversial procedure. genetic diseases are not passed on to your child. critics say it paves the way for people to pick and choose their
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baby's trait. health add kaltvocates with a v. >> he is already six feet tall. actually 6 foot 4 and he weighs 204 pounds with a cannon for an arm we are told. how does this middle schooler decide on lsu? >> they have been the number one school since day one if given the opportunity to commit to a school they love i am not going to stop them from ax accepting that and making a commitment to a place like that.
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that's a dream for him. >> he p can't sign an official letter of indent until 2018. his uncle is ty detmer a former heisman trophy winner. i bet he is going to be great. >> ben and jerry is releasing four new flavors all with a gooey core at the center. the new flavors bee nut butter fudge. salt and caramel, haze and confused, and that's my jam, it has a raspberry jam center. they all sound delicious. >> theme song, that's my jam. the time is 21 seconds. blasts reigning down as windows are blown from a school bus. we will show you what led to this. >> our vice president is at it again. this time saying women don't have to work. your comments are pouring in. wur going to share them.
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it is now 57 after the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. it's sentencing day for two men convicted of brutally murdering a british soldier. the two men are facing life in prison. general motors expanding a recall involving faulty ignition switches to 842,000 cars. general motors has known about the problem since 2004. and the story you'll be talking about today, a couple finding eight metal cans buried in their backyard packed with rare gold coins. the value? $10 million. >> time to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good, an unexpected playmate for a little boy with as burgers syndrome. a virginia mom reporting this as a sea lion follows her seven-year-old's son every move. a florida man spends time
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in jail for a play he did not commit. that officer is facing a suspension. finally the ugly. we're bleeping ugly. cameras on a school bus. no one was hurt. >> type foury responses. we told you about vice president's responses on the view yesterday saying obama's policy gives women more freedom so they don't have to work. >> we asked your views. on twitter dennis says -- on facebook i should say. i think it means biden and the dems prefers women to stay home cooking and taking care of kids.
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>> judy says women, biden says are easier to persuade. not so. to say it is better for people to be on welfare tan to work is a disgrace. thanks to everyone who responded. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> good morning. it's wednesday, february 26. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the white house says four million americans are now enrolled in obamacare. so what happened to their goal of seven million? >> first of all, seven million was not the administration. that is a c.b.o., congressional budget office prediction. >> well, that's not what she said the last time. we have the videotape to prove it. >> the spin doesn't stop there. obamacare slashed two million jobs which joe biden says that's good for women? >> how many of you are single women with children in a
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