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Regan Brockmeyer graduated from Summit High School in 1997 before attending Colorado College, where she received a degree in biology.
After graduating from college, and before going back to school, Brockmeyer worked for Copper Mountain Ski Patrol for two years.
"I took time off because I wanted a break between degrees," she said. "I had also always wanted to ski patrol so it was the perfect timing."
Brockmeyer went on to receive her master's of physiology from the Rosalind Franklin School of Medicine in Chicago, and then spent four years at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine in Maine before completing her emergency medicine residency in Albany, N.Y., in 2011.
Brockmeyer now works as an emergency medicine physician at St. Anthony Summit Medical Center, St. Anthony North and the new St. Anthony Lakewood.
"I enjoy the variety that the job brings every day," Brockmeyer said. "It's nice to be able to return home and provide care for those who helped me so much while growing up."
Brockmeyer said she will always remain in emergency medicine because she loves the challenge, and "you never know what is going to come through the door."
"I love patient care as well," she said. "It's a privilege to be allowed into someone's life at such a personal time."
When asked why she decided to become a doctor, Brockmeyer answers, "you'll laugh, but it was sixth-grade biology frog dissection."
Brockmeyer currently lives in north Silverthorne - which reminds her of growing up because she spent a lot of time with friends there playing in the Blue River - and is in a long-term relationship.
Much like everyone else who lives in Summit County, Brockmeyer loves partaking in the outdoors - skiing, hiking, biking and backpacking, among other things.
Outdoor endeavors have been a love of hers since her time at Summit High.
"My fondest memories are of the times spent with the Nordic ski team training and competing," she said.


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Add a touch of sparkle to your ensemble with this stunning floral pendant. Crafted from 14k white gold, this pendant features a round brilliant cut 4mm moissanite accented by six round brilliant cut 3.5mm moissanites, all in prong settings in a floral design.
Part of the Forever Brilliant Moissanite Collection. Made in China. Limited lifetime warranty of Charles & Colvard. Warranty Support: 800-210-4367
Please Note: May be cleaned with any fine jewelry cleaner. May be cleaned in an ultra sonic cleaner as long as the setting is appropriate in an ultra sonic cleaner.
Created Moissanite has very high dispersion and displays 2.4 times more fire than diamond (0.044). Its inherent high refractive index gives Moissanite a dazzling sparkle, while its precisely calibrated and carefully hand-cut facet patterns intensify fire and maximize brilliance.
Moissanite is extremely durable. It is harder (more resistant to scratching) than ruby or sapphire – second only to diamond – and it is resistant to breakage.
Larger sizes of near-colorless Moissanite (6.5mm or 1 carat and larger) might appear to have a slight color. A variety of factors, such as dispersion, tint and the type of jewelry setting, can create and affect this unique color appearance. Moissanite aficionados enjoy the slight hue that results in a very natural-looking gemstone, even though it's lab-created.
Moissanite's high dispersion produces flashes of rich rainbow (spectral) colors. The appearance and degree of these tints are less noticeable when Moissanite is set in jewelry. Jewelry set in gold (yellow, rose or white) and/or set in platinum will affect the face-up appearance of Moissanite.
Nobel Prize-winning chemist Dr. Henri Moissan discovered minute quantities of natural silicon carbide (later named Moissanite in his honor) while analyzing part of Arizona's Diablo Canyon meteorite crater in 1893. Upon close inspection, he noticed the tiny crystals shimmered with brilliance and dispersion, although they were too limited in quantity and not large enough to use in jewelry.
Almost 100 years after Dr. Moissan's amazing discovery, Charles & Colvard, with the aid of science, developed a way to create Moissanite. Appreciated for its overwhelming brilliance, Moissanite continues to take the jewelry world by storm.
Brilliance: The white light leaving a jewel, traveling upward, which is visible to the eye. Brilliance is sometimes referred to as "sparkle."
Dispersion: Flashes of rainbow colors. Also called "fire."
Hardness: Resistance to scratching. The higher the number, the more resistant.
Luster: The shininess of a jewel.
Toughness: Resistance to breakage.


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Amylin deal: AZ steps in
10.08.2012 - AstraZeneca made an initial payment of approximately US$3.2bn to include Amylin's portfolio of diabetes candidates into the joint diabetes alliance.
Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) has completed its acquisition of Amylin Pharmaceuticals worth US$5.3bn in cash. After getting hold of 85% of common stock of the company for US$31 per share, BMS has exercised its right to snap up the remaining stock and finalise the merger. The company plans to delist and de-register Amylin common stock as promptly as practicable following the effective time of the merger.
This triggered an initial payment of approximately US$3.2bn by the British-Swedish pharma company AstraZeneca, which already has a major diabetes partnership with BMS. AstraZeneca previously agreed to pay US$3.4bn for 50% of the profits from Amylin's drugs. Additionally, AstraZeneca has opted to pay a further US$135m to get an equal say in certain key strategic and financial decisions regarding Amylin's portfolio. This decision had been widely expected. It will become only effective, if applicable anti-trust and competition approvals are received by AstraZeneca.
Amylin's products for the fast-growing type 2 diabetes market included among others Byetta (exenatide) and the longer-acting version Bydureon. The original alliance had been focused on the development of the DPP-4 inhibitor Onglyza (saxagliptin), Kombliglyze (saxagliptin and metformin HCL extended-release), and the SGLT2 inhibitor Forxiga (idapagliflozin).http://www.european-biotechnology-news.com/news/news/2012-03/amylin-deal-az-steps-in.html


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East Stroudsburg University's University Singers will present a winter vocal jazz concert at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Cecilia S. Cohen Recital Hall, Fine and Performing Arts Center, Normal and Marguerite streets, East Stroudsburg.
Guest jazz pianist Wolfgang Knittel will join several student soloists on standards such as "Stardust," "Someone to Watch Over Me" and "Our Love Is Here to Stay."
Other highlights will include "Take the 'A' Train," "I've Got You Under my Skin," "Take Five" and Billy Joel's "Lullabye."
The University Singers are a medium-sized select ensemble of mixed voices that focus on popular, folk and Broadway-show music. Dr. James Maroney, associate professor of music, directs the group.
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UNION CITY -- The De La Salle High wrestling team battled some of the toughest teams in California this season in dual meet action.
The Spartans faced off against Clovis, Gilroy, Bakersfield and Buchanan -- all teams ranked in the state's top 20, according to www.thecaliforniawrestler.com. Clovis is the state's top ranked team.
De La Salle went winless against those teams.
"Those are some of the top teams in the state and we had a lot of teachable moments from those," De La Salle coach Mark Halvorson said.
Those teachable moments were on display at Saturday's North Coast Section Division I Dual Championships at James Logan.
The No. 2 seed Spartans, who trailed by 12 points twice in the championship match against top-seeded Logan, didn't panic, stuck to their game plan and then posted a come-from-behind 35-30 thriller that came down to the final bout.
This was the fifth straight Division I crown for the Spartans, who also claimed the 2007 and 2008 crowns in Division II.
In Division II, top-seeded Las Lomas beat No. 2 Albany 39-22 got its second title in three years. After winning the championship two years ago, they were runner-ups last year to Albany.
In the Division I final, Logan, which has lost to De La Salle five years in a row in the finals, took a 24-12 lead on an 8-6 win by Art Flores over Nathan Cervantez at 128 pounds.
De La Salle's Wesley Hart scored a pin in 56 seconds over Felix Benavente at 134 pounds to cut Logan's lead to 24-18. But the Colts responded with a pin in 5:21 by Jacob Macalolooy over Andrew Cervantez to give Logan a 30-18 lead.
But the final four matches were won by the Spartans.
De La Salle's Scott King led the charge with a 16-1 technical-fall victory with one second left in his match against Eugene Biyok at 154 pounds. At 162 pounds -- the second to last match of the night -- Jimmy Cabral gave De La Salle a 320-30 lead with a 5-1 win over Alvaro Salas.
The Spartans' Aaron Pease capped the night with a 6-0 win over Zach Wally at 172 pounds.


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OverviewAnyone wanting to construct or install items within the public right-of-way (ROW) must obtain approval from CDOT (city-maintained streets) or NCDOT (state-maintained streets). Each request to encroach into the ROW is considered on a case-by-case basis to ensure that there is no adverse impact to public safety or future roadway construction needs. Additionally, all items must be in conformance with the City's Zoning Ordinance, Sign Ordinance and other applicable ordinances.
Should CDOT agree to allow the construction or installation of private facilities within the ROW of a city street, then an Encroachment Agreement is necessary. An Encroachment Agreement is a legal document that defines the responsibilities for installation, liability and maintenance.
The Encroachment Agreement is not a building permit. The holder of an Encroachment Agreement is responsible for securing all necessary construction/building permits.
Eligible ItemsRequests to install the following items in the ROW generally require an Encroachment Agreement:
ProcessThe City's review process takes approximately 4-6 weeks, depending upon the type of encroachment and installation complexity of the encroaching item.
CostThe application fee for this process is $1,800. The applicant is responsible for obtaining and maintaining liability insurance coverage in an amount determined by the City's Division of Insurance and Risk Management. Irrigation systems are currently exempt from this liability insurance requirement.
Encroachment Agreement Application Requirements
A letter of request with contact information (name, address, phone number) for the project applicant and full description of project. Three signed original copies of the Encroachment Agreement form. Fifteen sets of the drawing package for routing and review. Scaled drawings (1"=20', 30' or 40') to show detailed Plan and Elevation drawings of the existing conditions and the proposed encroaching item including: ROW lines, signs, trees, curb, gutter, sidewalk, poles, pavement edges, utilities, vicinity map. All drawings must be 8-1/2" in size. Insurance certificate with the City of Charlotte designated as the named insured. Check payable to the City of Charlotte in the amount of $1,800.
The Agreement will be recorded at the Mecklenburg Register of Deeds following the City's execution of the Agreement.
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"Researchers hoping to better understand fish distributions by recording the sounds they make have picked up something unusual: barely-audible, cricket-like noises they think could be nighttime fish farts." In Tampa Bay, as you probably guessed.
We should note that the people at Science magazine sent this one to us directly.
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Is it possible to steal a win when you held a 3-0 lead? The Blues outworked the Wings and looked much more deserving of a victory over the latter half of this game. But one play was the difference, and it notched Jiri Hudler his 3rd assist of the game (no really) and Darren Helm's 11th point in as many games.
(By the way, this post will be 100% Nabokov free because ........ because I just have no fucking idea. It's too weird. I wrote an entire post this afternoon about it and deleted it because I was 17 times more confused than when I started.)
Recap bullets:
- It took all of 20 seconds for a Wing to get hurt as Kronner took a puck off his right hand. Not even half a minute and we're worrying about more broken bones. I hate sports.
- We had another injury at the 4 minute mark -- this time to me -- after Jiri Hudler actually attempted a shot and I experienced a mild heart attack.
- First goal, 1-0 Wings: My GOD what a pass from Hank. From his backhand in the corner and through a defender, right on the tape of Eaves, who seems to know that being in front of the net on Zetterberg's line is not a bad idea.
- Has it ever been answered why Kronwall wears a visor that covers only 1/20 of his face? Is he only worried about the part of his forehead just below his hair line? I would bet money that he also wears sunglasses indoors.
- #44 had one of the easiest non-empty net goals that you will ever, ever see. It's true. I'm not just saying that because I'm playing out a tired gimmick where pretend to hate the guy and print his number instead of his name. Also: he nearly missed the net!
- Congratulations to longtime reader and first time NHL goal scorer, Yak Kindl.
- This is more curiosity than a statement, but I would really like to know the honest truth of what Jimmy Howard thinks when a guy like David Backes gives him a WWF-style running knee to the chest -- and there is absolutely no response from his teammates. Again, I'm just curious, not making a claim that I want Backes' head on a stick. You might say that the play was still going, but I'd also counter that this happens a lot and nothing happens after the whistle anyhow. Oh, and how 'bout a penalt.... oh forget it.
- The 3rd period featured an extended anecdote from Ken Daniels on the original Mighty Ducks movie, talking about Mike Modano and Basil McRae. Just hearing Ken say the words "Coach Bombay" on live TV was enough to make me momentarily forget that the Wings had just fucked away a 3-0 lead. So thank you, Ken.
My thought process in the 30 seconds that led up to Darren Helm's game winner:
"FASDFFFFFFF" (Potential goal saved by Kronwall)
"Just get it out and get off the ice." (puck along boards at blue line)
"Hey wait a minute--" (Helm pokes puck up for a 2-on-1)
"Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds -- Shoot it Huds ....." (Jiri Hudler staring a hole through Darren Helm)
"YOU ASSHO-- YES!" (What do I know.)
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Earlier today, a short pornographic clip was prominently featured on Twitter's new video-sharing app, Vine.
It's indicative of a deeper issue with Vine, where hashtags like "#porn" and "#nsfw" are being populated with short, explicit video clips.
Then again, this could be a good thing for Twitter, as it helps push the Vine name out there. Think of it along the lines of free marketing — when someone asks what Vine is, the response might be something like: "Well, it's having some issues with porn right now, but you can use it for other things like…"
Vine is basically a camera app that captures short, animated clips and shares them on Twitter and other social networks. You can record up to six seconds of video by holding your finger to the screen to record. As a result, you'll find animated clips of anything from time lapses, to snow, to, well, porn.
Vine and Twitter have run into one of the most prominent problems of the Internet — that if there is a distribution medium, there will probably be some porn on it. As it stands, Vine users can flag content as inappropriate, which displays a warning and doesn't play the video until it's tapped.
Since launching last week, Vine has climbed up to near the top of the Apple App Store, where it currently sits among the top 15 free apps. Apple has a history of stamping out porn on the App Store.
The "editor's pick" has since vanished, but the account that posted it (a user going by the handle "nsfwvine") is still posting explicit clips. Here's what a Twitter spokesperson said upon reaching out:
A human error resulted in a video with adult content becoming one of the videos in Editor's Picks, and upon realizing this mistake we removed the video immediately. We apologize to our users for the error.
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CRYSTAL BAy, Nev. — Brown Bird is better listened to in a room made of wood.
Of course, it is easy to download the code and listen to the band on small computer speakers, but what is the point? You miss the warm layers of guitar, banjo, violin, double bass, cello, and bass drum (wooden rim) which hangs thick over their latest full-length effort, "Salt for Salt."
Recorded live to tape in Pawtucket, RI, "Salt For Salt" is the first album by Brown Bird to capture the intense energy of the duo's live show, surging in waves that often swell into high-spirited, foot-stomping madness. Press materials say David Lamb's lyrics are as well-written as they are emotionally intelligent, thankfully avoiding the pitfalls of the wish-wash known as "modern-folk" or "singer-songwriting." Lamb and his partner MorganEve Swain write simply, and the record is eerily sparse at times — a tambourine, a bass drum and the cello often the sole accompaniment to Lamb's (what a name) cracked, wood-smoke voice.
"We always tend to describe our influences when people ask us (about our style) because we don't know how to classify ourselves either," Swain told Lake Tahoe Action before a 2011 show, opening for Devil Makes Three. "But a lot of it draws from the blues, from Americana and a lot of Eastern European music and, of course, a lot of rock."
Lamb, a son of a preacher, began singing in church and is influenced by gospel music. Drums were his first instrument, and he picked up guitar when he was in high school.
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Prep football: Tigers tamed by PHS
September 28, 2013
PARKERSBURG — Parkersburg flirted with delivering the complete package in a 35-10 win against Marietta Friday night at Stadium Field....
There are so many factors why the Tigers stink. They have lack of talent, dedication (from players) etc....Eichorn looks to be a decent head coach. He is dedicated to the kids and appears to be in the game emotionally. However, the Tigers really only have the first 3 to 4 games of the year where they have a chance to win and after that they start conference games with schools that will continually pound them. So whose fault is it really? IDK….
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I understand your comment, but I have watched Marietta, Williamstown, Fort Frye, Caldwell, and Monroe Central plus Catholic. All have considerably more talent than Marietta, especially on the offensive and defensive lines. It is not the kid's fault, they just do not have the talent to play their schedule.
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murphy77 is always there to support the coaches and lay the blame on "lack of Talent"...that was the excuse last year too. Just perhaps it IS the coaches fault!!
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It isn't the kids....so many are great. It isn't the coaches or the Principal, or the AD or anyone...there just is not enough talent. When a team is short on talent, negative and offensive dialogue reduces team strength that is present. Every year Marietta grows a new crop of complainers...the good guys need to tell them to knock it off. Again, so many at the hs are great..just support them.
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to the person that suggested last week that Henry should be QB instead of Kimbrough: did that, now what?
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Maybe Marietta should change coaches every year that way they could build a long lasting program. Oh wait they already do that!
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Waiting for next week. Wow!!
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Definition of tube worm in English:
tube worm
1A marine bristle worm, especially a fan worm, that lives in a tube made from sand particles or in a calcareous tube that it secretes.
- Families Serpulidae and Sabellidae, phylum Polychaeta.
Example sentences
- But he cherishes the occasional feather duster, a small tube worm that opens from live rock or other housing into a red and white umbrella of feathery tentacles, sifting the water for planktonic food.
- The baleen acts as a filter or strainer retaining only the food, which the whale maneuvers with its tongue so the gammarid amphipods, tube worms, mollusks, and other bottom invertebrates can be swallowed.
- During this first dive, the team did discover a garden possibly less than one year old with tiny tube worms, mussels and clams all living together.
1.1A pogonophoran or vestimentiferan worm.
Example sentences
- The presence of vestimentiferan tube worm fossils in the Figueroa deposit is at odds with the supposed time of origin of the modern vestimentiferans, based on molecular data.
- The Figueroa assemblage shares gastropods and vestimentiferan tube worms with both modern and other ancient vent communities, but is unique in containing rhynchonellide brachiopods.
- ONE OF the most conspicuous groups of animals living in deep-sea chemosynthetic communities at hydrothermal vents are large vestimentiferan tube worms.
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I promise more pics to come, but for now I hope everyone had a Healthy, Happy, and Safe Purim!
Now presenting .....
Amelia Bedelia, The Man with the Yellow Hat, Curious George, and Madeline
I promise more pics to come, but for now I hope everyone had a Healthy, Happy, and Safe Purim!
I LOVE Amelia Bedelia!!! I still have my childhood copy to share with my little girl when she is older, I also have the Milly Molly Mandy books for her too :)So did you draw the drapes or dress the turkey?? LOL
So Great! Love that Curious George!!!
so great! all my favorite childrens books!
So cute!
I just wanted to say that I was linked to your blog today and just spent most of the afternoon reading (very slow day at work). I felt like I was on an emotional roller coaster. But a good one!
Your deep love for your family shines through in every word you write. I'm so happy that your health has improved. You have GORGEOUS children and your photography is outstanding.
I'm glad you have a fun Purim but sorry you're not feeling well now. Take it easy! And thanks for a beautiful, moving blog.


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BIRTHPLACE: Sverdlovsk, RUS
DRAFTED: DET: 1998-171 overall
Frank J. Selke Trophy (3)
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|Entering his ninth NHL season, all with Detroit … Won his third consecutive Selke Trophy as the NHL's best defensive forward in 2010…Won the Lady Byng Trophy four consecutive seasons (2006-09) becoming just the second player in NHL history to do so….Represented Russia at the 2006 and 2010 Winter Olympics…Has been selected to the NHL All-Star Game three times (2004, 2008 and 2009)…Has won two Stanley Cup championships as a member of the Red Wings (2002 and 2008)…Signed a seven-year contract with the Detroit on 4/6/07…Has 162 career multi-point games.
2009-10: Finished tied for the team lead with 70 points (Zetterberg)…Marked the sixth consecutive season he has either led the team in scoring or tied for the team lead, the longest streak in franchise history…Led the NHL with 132 takeaways…Led Detroit with 27 goals…Finished second on Detroit with 43 assists and nine power-play goals…Ranked third on the Wings with a +17 rating…Led all Detroit forward with 20:20 of ice time during the regular season…Appeared in 80 regular season games for Detroit…Led all Detroit centers winning 55.1% of his face-offs taken…Played in the 600th game of his NHL career on 3/30 vs. EDM…Won his third consecutive Selke Trophy as the NHL's best defensive forward…Appeared in all 12 postseason games for Detroit…Finished third on team with 13 postseason points (6-7—13)…Averaged 18:48 of ice time during the 2010 Stanley Cup playoffs…Represented his native Russia at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
2008-09: Led Detroit in scoring for the fourth consecutive season (32-65—97) joining Steve Yzerman and Gordie Howe as the only players in team history to do so…Set a new career high with 32 goals and tied a career high with 97 points…Finished fourth in NHL scoring (97 pts.) and 5th in assists (65)…Played in his 500th career game 2/13 at CBJ…Recorded his 500th career point 2/25 vs. SJ…Recorded 31 multi-point games…Led team with 36 power-play points…Finished tied for second on team with 11 power-play goals (Franzen)…Led team and finished third in NHL with a +34 rating…Won his fourth consecutive Lady Byng Trophy becoming just the second player in NHL history to do so…Won his second consecutive Selke Trophy as the NHL's best defensive forward…Named to the NHL's second All-Star team (postseason)…Appeared in 16 postseason games, missing seven due to injury…Finished with nine postseason points (1-8—9) in 16 games.
2007-08: Only member of the Red Wings to appear in all 82 regular season games….Also played in all 22 postseason games for Detroit….Won Selke Trophy as the NHL's best defensive forward….Won third consecutive Lady Byng Trophy….Led the Red Wings in scoring for the third consecutive season, joining Ted Lindsay, Gordie Howe and Steve Yzerman as the only players in franchise history to do so….Led the NHL with a plus-41 rating….Finished fourth in the NHL with 97 points (31-66—97)….Set career highs in goals and assists (31g, 66a)….Registered at least one point in 63 of 82 games….Represented Detroit in the 2008 NHL All-Star Game in Atlanta (1 assist, +2)….Finished fourth in NHL postseason scoring and second on Red Wings (10-13—23)….Registered first career hat trick (regular season or postseason) in Game 3 of the WCF at Dallas.
2006-07: Played in a career-high 79 games…Plus-36 rating led Detroit and ranked seventh in the NHL…Tied his career-high for points in a season with 27-60—87…Led Detroit in scoring for the second consecutive season…Led the Red Wings in road scoring for the second consecutive season with 14-27—41…Scored his 100th NHL goal on 2/21/07 vs. Chicago…Set a career-high for assists in a single game, tallying four assists on three separate occasions (1/11, 1/17, 2/17)…Established a career-high for points in a single game on 1/11/07 at Phoenix, collecting 1-4—5…Missed three games due to a groin injury (1/2-1/6)…Played in all 18 of Detroit's playoff games…Led Detroit in goals (8) and ranked second in points (14) during the 2007 playoffs.
2005-06: Led Detroit in scoring (28-59—87), the most points by a Red Wing since 1996-97…Set career highs in points (87), assists (59) and power-play goals (11)…Ranked 17th in the NHL in scoring and ninth in assists….Led the club in road scoring (15-30—45)…Led all Central Division players in scoring…Finished with a career high +26 rating…Posted a career high nine-game assist streak 10/22/05-11/9/05 (13 assists)…Had ten-game point streaks twice 10/21/05-11/9/05 (4-13--17) and 2/8/06-3/12/06 (6-12--18)…Led Detroit in multi-point games (23)…Registered a career high in points on 1/12/06 vs. Philadelphia (2-2—4)…Recorded his 200th career point 1/8/06 vs. Dallas…First Red Wing to score a shootout goal 12/12/05 vs. Columbus (LeClaire)…Appeared in all six of Detroit's 2006 playoff games, recording three assists and averaging 20:05 per game…Won Lady Byng Trophy…Missed seven games due to a knee injury.
2004-05: Helped Moscow Dynamo to a first-place finish in the Russian Elite League with 35 points in 47 regular-season games (15-20--35) and led team with nine points in 10 playoff games (6-3--9)….Represented Russia in both the 2004 World Cup (1-0--1 in 4 games) and 2005 World Championships (3-4--7 in 9 games).
2003-04: Breakout season setting new career highs in games played (75), goals (30), points (68), penalty minutes (35), power play goals (8) and game-winning goals (4)....Led the Wings in goals and tied with Brett Hull for team lead in points….Scored first career shorthanded goal (unassisted) 12/22/03 vs. St. Louis (Osgood)....Posted career best and led Detroit forwards in average ice time (18:16)....100th career assist came 3/21/04 at Anaheim....First career All-Star game selection....Earned NHL's "Offensive Player of the Month" award for December 2003 by leading all NHL players in goals (12) in 15 December games....Recorded 23 points in December (12 goals, 11 assists)....Posted multiple points in eight of those 15 games....Appeared in all 12 of Detroit's 2004 playoff games recording six assists and averaging 17:23 per game.
2002-03: Appeared in only 64 games due to knee injury, missed 18 games (12/1/02 through 1/7/03)....Set then career highs in goals (12), assists (39), points (51) and penalty minutes (16)....Played 100th career Detroit/NHL game 1/22/03 at Edmonton....Posted a season high four-point game 3/29/03 at St. Louis scoring one goal and adding three assists finishing the game with a plus-three rating....Represented the Russian National Team in the 2003 World Championships in Finland playing seven games scoring one goal and four assists.
2001-02: Made NHL debut in Detroit's season opener 10/4/01 at San Jose, finishing game scoreless and minus-one with no penalty minutes....First career NHL point was an assist 10/24/01 vs. Edmonton....First career NHL goal came 10/30/01 at Carolina (Barrasso), also added an assist in a 5-2 Detroit victory....Played 70 games scoring two power play goals and one game-winner with only four penalty minutes, the lowest PIM on club for Red Wings with at least 30 games played....Played 21 of Detroit's 23 post-season games in 2002....First career playoff goal was the game-winner 5/2/02 in Game One of Round Two vs. St. Louis (Brent Johnson)....Earned first Stanley Cup Championship in his very first NHL season.
2000-01: Spent the entire season playing for AK Bars Kazan of the Russian Hockey League....Scored nine goals and 18 assists that season for a point total of 27 along with 10 penalty minutes....Prior to AK Bars Kazan, he played the previous four season for HC Yekaterinburg of the Russian Hockey League.
Personal: Pavel, his wife and daughter reside in suburban Detroit during hockey season and return to their native Russia for the summer.... Pavel brought the Stanley Cup to his very small hometown during the summer of 2002 sharing it with family, friends and the entire community, especially with the young hockey players of that region. Lists Jim Carey as his favorite actor.


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Shimo is the swiss army knife for VPN connections. It supports almost all VPN protocols out there! Cisco, IPSec, OpenVPN, PPTP and even SSH are no problem for Shimo
Shimo is able to automate everything around your secure network connections: Establish connections automatically when you change your network location, execute AppleScripts on certain events or get notified about these events.
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@beniamino : this might be true, but Shimo handles wake ups, disconnect and auto connects on known networks which the built in vpn doesn't. I hope a new version of Shimo will use the system vpn instead of cisco's as there's no way to use cisco vpn if you boot into 64 bit SL.
Shimo is no longer needed for Cisco VPN connections on Snow Leopard, as a Cisco client is built in (System Preferences -> Network -> + ). If you have trouble with your Cisco password being forgotten, see here: <http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=2009082703155512#comments>
I will add customer reviews to the new homepage very soon!
I see that guru has ceased to use or feature iusethis.com on Shimo's website. I guess direct customer feedback was no longer desirable. Pity.
Of course, it's possible, but please use the ticket function for requests like that, because otherwise I may forget about your comments here on iusethis. :-)
Related to what cuban321 says, is it possible to have an option which automatically re-connects with the last used/default profile? After sleep, the connection most often breaks, so it might be convenient to automatically re-connect after a wake-up.
kind regards and many thanks for the consideration
Please send me an email and we will definitely find a solution together!
If I put my laptop to sleep, when I wake it up Shimo sometimes thinks it's still connected, this is pretty annoying. I like the software, and I'd consider paying for it if it reconnected when I brought my laptop in and out of sleep. Just my $.02.
Good News: In Shimo 2.0.3 you will be able to minimize the nag screen!!! So stay tuned for the new version...
1) nag screen: did you notice (and I very much hope this won't change!) that you actually can drag and drop the nag screen to the bottom left or right corner so that it hardly interrupts with your workflow. It is even ignored by exposé! I think, this way people can easily test this software without being bothered by the nag screen.
2) why I would vote for ONE version WITHOUT nag screen and limited functionality as the standard with an option to pay for the other less frequently used features: Many of us suffer from that CiscoVPN connection problems where only a restart of the VPN (via terminal) helps. While I have no clue why it is like this, I figured out it happens way less often in Shimo 2. This is why it would be nice to benefit from the better version 2 when only basic functionality is needed.
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|Preserving the Tibetan culture
Rigpa's projects in India, Nepal and Tibet
In the East, Rigpa actively supports a number of monasteries, nunneries and study centres. Rigpa also supports individual masters and practitioners, as well as social programmes, in a concerted effort to help keep alive the great wisdom culture of Tibet.
Additionally, Rigpa also sponsors an annual programme of practice intensives (drupchen) and prayer gatherings (mönlam), that are a unique feature of the Buddhist tradition of Tibet, and considered to be especially powerful for bringing peace in the world, harmony to the environment, and benefit to all living beings.
Rigpa provides support for the following projects and practitioners in the East:
Chörten Gompa in Gangtok, Sikkim, was established by Kyabjé Dodrupchen Rinpoche and is highly respected for the purity and vigour with which the teaching and practice traditions are maintained.
Thubten Chöling, Nepal, was founded by Kyabjé Trulshik Rinpoche and is now a leading centre for the monastic traditions of the Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism, and supports a large community of monks, nuns and lay practitioners.
Shugsep Nunnery, India, was re-established on the outskirts of Dharamsala in Himachel Pradesh and is home to over fifty Tibetan nuns who risked their lives fleeing their homeland to seek sanctuary in India.
Rigpa House, Delhi, co-ordinates all of Rigpa's activities in India and Nepal, and provides invaluable support for a number of Tibetan Lamas.


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China's Zheijiang Medicine Company (ZMC) is paying Taiwanese firm TaiGen Biotechnology $8 million up front for exclusive Chinese rights (excluding Hong Kong and Macau) to the latter's Phase III-stage antibiotic nemonaxacin. The broad-spectrum nonfluorinated quinolone drug is in development primarily for community acquired pneumonia (CAP) and diabetic foot ulcers.
Under terms of the agreement TaiGen will complete the Phase III study that is ongoing in China against CAP, and retains full global development rights to nemonaxacin outside ZMC's licensed territories. The firm will received additional development milestones and sales royalties. ZMC will manufacture and market the drug in China through its wholly owned subsidiary XinChang Pharmaceuticals.
"This partnership will not only set a new record for pharmaceutical licensing involving a Taiwanese and a mainland Chinese company but hopefully will also become a model for future collaborations," remarks Ming-Chu Hsu, M.D., TaiGen's president and CEO. "With the conclusion of the partnership in China we will actively pursue nemonoxacin licensing discussions in other territories such as the EU."
TaiGen's lead compound nemonoxacin has a broad spectrum of activity against Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, and atypical pathogens, including MRSA and VRSA strains. An oral formulation of the drug is undergoing Phase II development in the U.S. both for treating CAP, and diabetic foot ulcer. In addition to the ongoing Phase III trial in China evaluating oral nemonoxacin against CAP, an IV formulation is also in earlier-stage clinical development for the CAP indication.
TaiGen's second clinical candidate burixafor (TG-0054) is a chemokine receptor antagonist in development as a stem cell mobilizer. The drug is in early clinical development for potential applications in stem cell transplantation, chemosensitization, ischemic tissue repair, and ocular neovascularization. A Phase II trial stem cell transplantation in cancer patients has been initiated.
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This photo provided by Gilead Sciences shows Truvada. Federal drug regulators on Tuesday affirmed landmark study results showing that a popular HIV-fighting pill can also help healthy people avoid contracting the virus that causes AIDS in the first place. While the pill appears safe and effective for prevention, scientists stressed that it only works when taken on a daily basis. The Food and Drug Administration will hold a meeting Thursday to discuss whether Truvada should be approved for people who are at risks of contracting HIV through sexual intercourse. The agency's positive review posted Tuesday suggests the daily pill will become the first drug approved to prevent HIV infection in high-risk patients. (AP Photo/Gilead Sciences)
SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) -- A panel of federal health advisers has endorsed the first drug shown to prevent HIV infection in healthy people, clearing the way for a potentially landmark approval in the 30-year-old effort against the virus that causes AIDS.
In a series of votes, the Food and Drug Administration advisory panel recommended approval of the daily pill Truvada for healthy people who are at high risk of contracting HIV, including gay and bisexual men and heterosexual couples with one HIV-infected person. The FDA is not required to follow the panel's advice, though it usually does. A final decision is expected by June 15.
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Dealing With Domains Part 2
Last week, we talked about domain registrar services and what to look for. In today's followup, we'll focus on how to transfer a domain and the accompanying security concerns, then talk a bit about registrars vis a vis hosting services.
Domain Transfers
Transferring domains is a somewhat complex process that has been designed to minimize the risk of domain hijacking. In order to insure that transfers are performed by the actual owner of the domain, a few important measures are in place:
- Every domain has an authorization (a.k.a. EPP) code associated with it. Transfers can not occur without this code being submitted. If you don't have this information, your current registrar does. Some registrars have automated functions that will deliver that information to the domain contact; others require that you ask for them via email to the registrar or their support ticket application. Registrars are required to provide you with these codes within five calendar days of your request. If they don't, your best recourse is to determine who they get their domain authority from (there are only a handful of companies that resell registration services) and appeal to them for assistance.
- Communication is strictly through the registered "whois" email address of the domain owner. You can determine what that is by doing a whois lookup on your domain.
Tip: While most domains can be looked up at http://whois.net. However, whois.net has some trouble with .org domains, so the alternative http://www.pir.org/whois is a more reliable source for most non-profit domains.
If the address that your domain is registered with is either non-functional or owned by someone other than you, then you need to update it, via your current registrar's web interface, before you can successfully transfer the domain.
- Domains can (and should) be locked to prohibit transfers before and after you switch registrars. Locking and unlocking your domains is usually done by you, from your registrar's web site. If you don't have options to do that when you log on to the web site, your registrar should do it for you upon request.
Transfer Procedures
To initiate the transfer, go to the web site of the registrar that you want to switch to and follow their instructions. They will have you submit a request and, upon receipt of your domain fees, issue an email to the email address associated with the domain containing a link to a form where you can confirm the request. That form will also ask for the authorization code. Subsequently - and this can take up to seven days - you'll receive an email from your current registrar asking you to confirm the transfer request. Once that is submitted, the transfer should go through.
Detailed rules about how domains are transferred, as well as what the responsibilities of the registrars are in handling the transfers, are listed at http://www.icann.org/en/transfers/policy-en.htm.
Choosing Registrars
Registrars charge anywhere from $5.00 to $50 dollars for a year's domain service. The two best known registrars are Network Solutions and GoDaddy. Many people go with Network Solutions because they're the longest standing of the registrars (for many years, they were the only registrar). GoDaddy has become very popular by dramatically undercutting the cost. Note, though, that both of these registrars have been accused of questionable business practices:
- Network Solutions has engaged in "Front Running", a questionable practice of locking domains that a potential customer might search for in order to block competitors from making the sale. They will also use subdomains of your domain to advertise, a practice called subdomain hijacking. A decent registrar will not seek to make profits based on your intellectual property.
- GoDaddy famously suspends accounts based on corporate requests. In 2007, they suspended seclists.org, a website that archives internet security mailing lists, per the request of MySpace, with no court order or valid complaint. MySpace was upset that content posted to one of the lists that Seclists archived was inappropriate. But, instead of contacting Seclists to deal with the content in question, GoDaddy closed the site and wouldn't respond to desperate emails or phone calls regarding the sudden closure. Worse, after the fiasco was resolved, they were unrepentant, and reserve the right to shut down any site for any spurious reason. If your NPO does work that is in the least bit controversial, keep this in mind when considering GoDaddy.
Web Hosting and Registrars
Many registrars supplement their business by providing web hosting services as well. Some will even offered discounted or free domain registration with a hosting plan. While this simplifies things, it can also be a bit risky in the "eggs in one basket" sense. Having a separate registrar and control over your DNS service allows you to be more flexible with switching hosts, should your current host prove themselves unreliable or go out of business. And the web hosting industry is pretty volatile, with companies coming and going pretty quickly. I would suggest a best practice is to keep your host and registrar separate.
Thanks for the great
Thanks for the great walk-through of domain registration considerations.
In case it's useful for nonprofits taking the next step, hosting a website, a few months ago I posted a couple of nonprofit-focused items: one on choosing a web host, and another on migrating your domain from one host to another.
For those who are hosting
For those who are hosting controversial or sensitive content, Gandi.net has a good, long record of resisting spurious legal requests from governments, investigative agencies and companies' copyright infringement lawyers to immediately shut down a site. They host, for instance, Riseup.net and many of the Indymedia sites. I've had good experiences with them in the past.
For ease of use and control over advanced features, I like NameCheap.com, but of course there are many registrars out there. Just make sure they're not nickel-and-diming you over things that cost them nothing and should be free -- full control over your DNS (including A, CNAME and MX/mail records), free and silent (i.e. not "framed") domain forwarding, arbitrary email forwarding (email@example.com to email@example.com). Peter mentioned several of these in his earlier post.
Additionally, one important issue to be aware of are the con artists who scour public domain registration information for nearly-expired domains, then contact you by email or postal mail with a phony notice about "renewal" -- and if you respond to that notice, you'll actually be authorizing a transfer to them. Always keep a record of what registrars control which of your domains, and ignore anything from any other registrar. Many registrars also offer "private" domain registration or registration masking as a free or add-on service, and that can be useful -- but even better is to simply be aware of who is and is not your registrar and resist manipulations to the contrary.


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Published: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at 7:17 p.m.
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The Henderson County Sheriff's Office is on the lookout for five suspects believed to be involved in a string of identity thefts throughout Western North Carolina. They are seeking the public's help in identifying the suspects.
"These men have cashed stolen checks in Mitchell County, Avery County, Cherokee County, Henderson County and Rutherford County that we have documented," said Capt. Frank Stout of the Henderson County Sheriff's Office.
All of the checks were forged, he added. Law enforcement is looking into whether the suspects are working together.
"Many of the checks cashed by this group of men have been stolen from construction companies, utilities companies or food service vendors," he said. "When they go in the banks and cash the checks, they normally are leaving with $10,000 to $15,000 between all the participants."
Stout said the Henderson County investigation began in June and "further investigation has revealed (the same men) are still operating in Western North Carolina."
In the Henderson County case, the checks were stolen from an area business, then cashed by men who showed false identification cards with addresses in Henderson and Buncombe counties.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Detective Cecilia Rossell with the Henderson County Sheriff's Office at 828-694-2785.
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Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- Louisiana State University officials say classes have resumed a day after a bomb threat evacuated the Baton Rouge campus.
University spokesman Herb Vincent said Tuesday that LSU police are leading the investigation into who called in a bomb threat Monday morning.
Thousands of students, professors and workers left campus after a threat was phoned into 911. Police and bomb-sniffing dogs swept through 250 buildings before giving the all-clear.
Campuses in Texas, North Dakota, and Ohio were evacuated Friday after receiving bomb threats, but police found no explosives. LSU officials say it isn't clear if the threats are related.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- A Louisiana State University spokesman says the thousands of students who live on the Baton Rouge campus will be able to return to their dormitories after bomb-sniffing dogs and police methodically swept residential halls following a threat that sparked a campus-wide evacuation.
LSU spokesman Herb Vincent said officials hope to reopen the campus by Monday night, but they aren't certain if a sweep of all campus buildings will be complete before Tuesday.
Thousands of students, professors and workers were told to leave campus Monday morning after a threat was phoned into 911 about 10:32 a.m.
Authorities conferred with counterparts in Texas, North Dakota and Ohio, where similar threats were received Friday. But officials say they're not sure if the Monday phone call was connected. Police found no explosives at LSU or the other campuses.
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The most recent update from the LSU website:
"LSU Police, with support from multiple law enforcement agencies, continues to investigate a bomb threat on the LSU campus. The evacuation of the LSU campus is still in effect. Campus buildings are currently being searched by LSU personnel with support of law enforcement. Buildings deemed ready to return to normal operations will be determined on a building-by-building basis."
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- Louisiana State University's main campus is being evacuated following a bomb threat.
LSU police said Monday on their website that they are investigating the threat at the Baton Rouge campus. Students and others were asked to evacuate "as calmly and quickly as possible."
Police did not provide details. There are 30,000 students, professors and university employees located on the campus.
Capt. Doug Cain of the Louisiana State Police says state police bomb technicians are on the scene. Cain says police are talking to their counterparts in states where university bomb threats were reported last week to determine whether there are similarities.
Campuses in Texas, North Dakota and Ohio were evacuated Friday after receiving bomb threats, but police found no explosives.
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Protecting IP: Balancing Current and Future Interests
05.22.13 | By Chip Davis
With the 17th round of Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations taking place in Lima, Peru, the importance of strong U.S. trade and innovation policy is once again front and center. When it comes to protecting intellectual property, it's critical that negotiators keep in mind the far-reaching implications of pro-IP measures on our economy, health and well being, and society overall.
In emerging markets like Peru, protecting intellectual property is often misunderstood and inaccurately perceived as a barrier to access to medicines. However, biopharmaceutical companies are continually working to deliver innovative treatments that address the world's most devastating diseases while also advancing life-saving innovation. One example – the Novartis Institute for Tropical Diseases – is dedicated to finding new medicines to treat neglected, infectious diseases. In countries where Dengue fever, Tuberculosis and Malaria are endemic, Novartis makes treatments readily available to patients, forgoing profit.
Patients benefit from innovation that otherwise wouldn't exist due to costly and long-term periods of research and development (in some cases requiring a decade or more). This investment is possible because of intellectual property protection. Also, once intellectual property protections are in place, we must make a point to help patients access this innovation. To this end, over the past decade, innovative biopharmaceutical companies provided more than $9.2 billion in direct assistance to health care for emerging nations, including donations of medicines, vaccines, diagnostics and equipment, as well as other materials and labor.
The U.S. government must embrace a strong trade agenda directly tied to this broader goal. Patients and the U.S. workforce alike depend on it, which highlights the urgency of working with other nations to ensure that strong IP policies are prioritized. As TPP negotiators discuss these and other issues, let's all make a point to pursue this balance and ensure that we continue to lay the groundwork for the next generation of life-saving innovations.
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down 3.3%; 13.6% of rev.
Top brands: Advair ($4.6B), Lovaza ($899M), Flovent ($709M), Avodart ($525M), Vesicare ($199M)
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Drugs found in prosthetic leg, bra, buttocks, deputies say
Published: Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 1:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 1:13 p.m.
PORT CHARLOTTE - A Charlotte County man was arrested on drug charges Tuesday after deputies said he was found with a small bag of cocaine in his prosthetic leg. One woman who was traveling with him was also arrested after authorities said she had morphine and Hydromorphone pills hidden in her bra and a second woman was reportedly found with a hypodermic needle hidden in her buttocks.
According to a Charlotte County Sheriff's Office news release, a deputy stopped a car at Bradford Avenue and Cazonovia Street for not having brake lights. The car was driven by Alexis Ann Clancey, 20, of Englewood, and carried Bradley Jordon Greus, 23, and Donald Carlo Acquarelli, 25, of Port Charlotte, and Teal Lee Thomson, 22, of Rotonda.
Deputies searched the vehicle and asked Greus if he had anything hidden in his prosthetic leg. Greus said he had a small bag of cocaine in it and handed it to a deputy, the Sheriff's Office said.
Deputies found a plastic baggie with pills in Thomson's bra, the news release said. Clancey said she had a Hydromorphine pill in her wallet left on the driver's seat. While searching Acquarelli, Clancey jumped in the car, grabbed her wallet, quickly pulled out a pill and swallowed it. Deputies attempted to stop her from swallowing but were unsuccessful, the Sheriff's Office reported.
Authorities said they found five hypodermic needles with a liquid that tested positive for opiates. Clancey also reportedly told deputies she had another hypodermic needle hidden in her buttocks.
The four were arrested and taken to the Charlotte County jail. Greus and Acquarelli were both charged with possession of cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia, the Sheriff's Office said. Thompson was charged with possession of morphine, possession of hydromorphone and possession of drug paraphernalia. Clancey was charged with possession of opiates, possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting an officer. Acquarelli, Thomson and Clancey all posted bail and were released; Greus remained in jail Thursday on $6,500 bail, the Sheriff's Office release said.
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This is an excerpt from reporter Scott Johnson's blog, which focuses on the effects of violence and trauma on the community.
Oakland made national headlines this week with the announcement that Maurice Lim Miller, a Bay Area native and longtime advocate for the poor was honored with a MacArthur Foundation "genius" grant of $500,000.
It's a tall order to live up to the "genius" moniker. I admit I was skeptical when I first heard that Miller had devised a novel way to "help" the poor. After all, how many times have we heard about this or that new program that promises some revolutionary new approach to lift the poor out of their depressed state? Too many. And though Miller is now free to spend his small fortune as he sees fit, one expects that people will be watching closely to see just how novel his approach really is.
What struck me, however, in reading about Miller's approach was what a fine and narrow line it treads between compassion and, for lack of a better term, tough love. This, I think, is the true "genius" of Miller's vision. His Family Independence Initiative gathers people in tough circumstances together and urges them to devise solutions to their own problems. Yes, they receive small sums of money when they achieve small goals -- this would be the compassionate, helping hand side of the equation. But they are also urged -- one is tempted to say forced -- to consult with each other and, more importantly, with themselves, about whether their own choices are improving their lives or making them worse. This is the tough love portion.
Participants in his program have to strive -- for jobs, for health, for savings, for self-esteem -- and they reward themselves when they meet goals they have set for themselves. What is absent here, you'll notice, are the overlords of the nonprofit world, the adjudicators of people's self-worth. In Miller's vision, we help each other forge our own destinies. If it takes a village, he seems to be saying, then let us be the village, with all that entails.
All too often in our highly politicized world we are tempted to come down hard on one side or the other of questions that are, after all, too difficult for simple answers. We are either for welfare or against it, for the free market or opposed to it; we care about the uninsured or we are heartless and unfeeling. Most people, and most of the problems we all face, fall somewhere in between these extremes, though you wouldn't necessarily know it listening to the pundits and talking heads day in and day out.
What Miller has done by earning this award has reminded us that the problems out there, as well as the solutions required to fix them, are often subtle and complex and require all of our humanity to solve. This means that sometimes, as Miller himself says, we need to help people when they are down. But it also means that perhaps the best way to help them is to show them how -- in precise, technical and easy-to-understand ways -- how they can be their own best counselors in times of need. As Miller wrote in a column for the Huffington Post, "You know your family and your skills better than we can ever know them. We know you can figure it out and then we will be able to learn from you."
We live in a world where these kinds of subtle approaches get drowned out. Look no further than Oakland where there are, literally, dozens of nonprofits aimed to help the marginalized, the poor and the downtrodden. Some of them work, yes. But many do not. And while the hearts of their staffers may be in the right place, the impulse to "help" the "victimized" sometimes only serves to victimize them further.
On the other hand, there is no shortage of people who seem convinced that any help, any form of subsidy or compassion is an invitation to be duped by people who have learned how to game the system.
What Miller has shown so far -- and what one hopes he will continue to show in Oakland as he puts his half million dollars to use -- is that all of us can be better. We can appeal to our better angels when we need to and try to help when we can. And when those better angels tell us to back away, we can do that, too.
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i tried it, and got disappointed. Why?
because it doesn't have the probably most important and basic feature that photographers often use: shadows and highlights.
Almost every photo has some flaws, and majority of them are little underexposure resulting in shadows, and overexposure resutling in highlights.
In PSE it can be fixed in less than a second!
In PM you need to use brushes, layers....
For me it's to cumbersome.
I prefer PSE - it does this stuff so good, that just for this feature I'd keep using it.
Preller please, I am not your Dude.
I do not want to waste time to write here things that are on Pixelmator weblog. Just go there and have some reading to understand why some people have a bad feeling with this transition. To understand that some people do not want to pay twice for the same application.
You are free to believe whatever you want from PM. I trusted them when I paid weeks ago the full price for their software. Now they ask me to pay to enter their new shop : but what do I have to pay for except something I have already paid ? What will be in the 2.x and the new Mac App Store update I have to pay for ? Many people asked PM team : no answers yet.
I wrote my previous comment to warn people here about the situation. I've studied the in and the out of the situation and my conclusion is : Pixelmator team choose the worst way to do the transition to Mac Apple Store. Hope it will help some.
dude, you'll get free upgrades until version 2 via sparkle, what's your problem?
Pixelmator enter the Mac App Store.
The policy they adopt is just too bad for registred user : in simple words "old" registred users have to pay again for the application.
I wrote us and many users did the same about this disgusting act over their previous customer.
Maybe the application is good but as for me I do not trust them for now.
I use Pixelmator on a daily basis. Not only because of its beautiful Interface but also for the blistering speed of it. Well worth the price and my image editor of choice.
Pixelmator is a very good Photoshop alternative for Mac. It doesn't contain all the features of Photoshop, but for the price it does a lot and does it well. Pixelmator is very easy to learn, especially for anyone who has used Photoshop before. It contains many of the tools from Photoshop. One of Photoshops very useful tools, the magnetic lasso, is missing from Pixelmator. Pixelmator opens and saves as Photoshop documents so it is compatible with Photoshop. Pixelmator has a very nice interface and works well, but also has a few bugs. Another thing I would like to see in Pixelmator that Photoshop has is the history palette. Overall, Pixelmator is a very great piece of software at a very great price!
Indeed, the program lacks some basic functionality....
I've been watching Pixelmator for a while and it's really starting to mature into a useful product. That said, if this app aims to appeal to web designers it's in desperate need of layer groups, layer effects and vector shapes. It also sorely needs some sort of sane palette management. Although it's a good looking app, it seriously has one of the most cluttered interfaces I've ever seen.
Pixelmator 1.5 has gained a couple of badly missed features and is now finally mature enough that I don't miss Photoshop all the time.
I like this app, but it DESPERATELY needs Layer folders. The app has progressed to to a point where most of my psds look great in it. I'd much rather open them in Pixelmator than Photoshop. But all the layer folders are jacked, so I cant really work with it.
I really, really hope they fix this. I'd even purchase it again
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WorkingWaterfront.com - Mick Devin: Rejecting bill on 'incidental' lobster catch was right move
Maine has wisely prohibited this practice. New Hampshire and Massachusetts allow the landing and sale of lobster bycatch. Our solution must not be the lowest common denominator but instead should bring those states in line with Maine's sustainable practices.
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Last week I mentioned my decision to learn Python and write a free software program. I found some cool online tutorials. I found my Learning Python book, and I was ready to begin. So like many a programmer I sat down in my chair, opened my books... and watched "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" instead.
Starting any project is a bit daunting and scary. All the notes and computer books in the world don't write that first line of code. So the first barrier to beginning a new project is procrastination. I think of it as the programmer's mistress. If a new program is like the wife of the a programmer, procrastination is like his mistress. He knows that it's wrong to spend time with her. He feels guilty when he is with her, but the incredible attraction persists.
I find that the scariness of the goal directly correlates to how much I procrastinate. If I have a mildly disturbing task to do, I'll procrastinate by watching a movie and have some icecream. With a more frightening project, I might go on a movie marathon.
So what did I do when I was faced with writing my first program in 20 years? I watched "Buffy the Vampire slayer". The complete collection. All 144 episodes! It took so long to watch them all, that I judged the passage of time by the moon phase indicator on the bottom bar of my computer.
=IMAGE=BuffyandSpike.jpg=Buffy considers driving a stake through Spike's heart. (Image credit: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" ©2001 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation / Fair Use)=
Now to be honest, I do have other things that I am avoiding. I am mortally afraid of the new school year for example, but the thought of programming terrifies me. In my gut I keep thinking that a "real" free software programmer should program for fun and relaxation. Perhaps my fear labels me as someone who is not suited to program. The doubt just makes me feel worse. I know that I shouldn't have such high expectations at the beginning of a project, but I do.
But then again, I know that waiting won't solve anything. Now is not the time for doubt. Now is the time to get over it and just try my best. I take a deep breath, open my Python book, and start over again. After-all, Spike is just so hot in season six.
How much people are really developping for fun and relaxation?
I am not really sure that so many people develop "for fun and relaxation".
Some people donate open source software as their contribution to the community
Some people need a challenge and find a way to prove their talent in front of a large community
Some people just develop a project or a product and do not see any reason to keep it for themselves (and do not want to sell it)
Some people (or groups) need the help of the community to maintain a very large software system (like a RDBMS or an ERP)
Of course, these motivations may combine and I am sure that there are still other ones.
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Rosalyn - I know a great book for you. It's called The Now Habit.
It's by a well-known psychologist and is well regarded. A lot of people procrastinate for the same reasons your described - fear of failure. This book will help you get started in overcoming that. Good luck!
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If you've noticed your mail arriving later and later you're not alone.
The U.S. Postal Service says its shrinking workforce means letter carriers are forced to work longer hours and into the evening. The post office also blames inclement weather, traffic issues, as well as seasonal fluctuations in mail volume for deliveries after 5 p.m.
Last year, mail was delivered late 38-percent of the time compared to 25-percent in 2011.
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I can normally look at someone and tell what kind of person they are. This guy eyes really don't have anything about them just kind of blank.
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This man is a predator and needs to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Cane, wheelchair, nothing can gain him sympathy for the crimes he is so charged with. He has no moral compass, and, if found guilty, he should receive the ultimate penalty for his crimes. Much sympathy for the families of his victims.
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He looks to me like we just should save some money and just go ahead and put him out of his misery .
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Yeh, boy. Be sure and show that cane and wheelchair very prominently. Just because you are disabled does not mean you are beyond breaking the law.
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