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On Tuesday, Eagle County Commissioners agreed to set up a revolving loan fund - Energy Smart Partners LLC - with Pitkin and Gunnison counties as part of the tri-county Energy Smart program.
Energy Smart is being funded through a $4.9 million federal grant and provides citizens access to information, financing and energy-efficiency professionals.
Joe Rowan is tabbed as the executive director of the Energy Smart Partners fund, which has $985,000 of grant money to be used for low-interest loans of up to $25,000 for people making energy improvements.
"We're able to offer this at a lower interest rate and for a more focused purpose than what a regular bank would," said Adam Palmer, Energy Smart's program manager.
Energy Smart's aim is to achieve a 20 percent or better energy savings in at least 10 percent of existing residential housing in the tri-county region over a three-year period. The bigger goal of those energy savings is to stimulate jobs and the economy.
It works like this, a homeowner signs up for a building assessment for $50 and a certified analyst is sent to the home. The analyst checks the building's energy efficiency and makes recommendations for improving it. If a homeowner opts to follow through with any improvements, Energy Smart has a list of qualified contractors who can do the work. Various rebates and direct installments are also available.
The idea is that the more people are able to invest in the improvements, the more money and energy will be saved and construction jobs created. In Eagle County, Energy Smart has certified eight contractors as building analysts and registered 16 contractors as qualified to make energy improvements.
Now, with the revolving loan fund, Energy Smart has a streamlined process to lend money to homeowners making improvements. People who previously couldn't afford the work might now be able to. That translates as jobs for contractors, who can now be paid directly from the loan fund after a homeowner signs off on the work that was done.
The loans carry interest rates as low as 3.75 percent and are mostly unsecured, Rowan said.
Palmer anticipates most loans will be in the range of $5,000 to $10,000.
"It will be first come, first served," he said. "The $985,000 is for all three counties and we're looking at dispersing the majority of that within the next year."
The hope is that Energy Smart will be able to continue growing long after the grant money is gone. By helping people with the up-front costs of energy improvements - which should save them money in the long run - they'll hopefully be able to pay back the loans with interest and keep the program going. In the meantime, jobs are immediately created and contractors are paid sooner than later.
"When you extrapolate up to 10 years, the savings are obvious," Palmer said of energy improvements. "Our goal is to keep this going in perpetuity."
So far, the program has done 1,225 home assessments in all three counties and 597 of those have translated into home improvements. Now that the loans are potentially cheaper and more accessible, the assessment-to-improvement conversion rate is likely to increase.
"We don't compete with banks," Rowan said. "We serve a niche that is harder for banks to serve."
To learn more about Energy Smart or sign up for a home assessment, visit http://energysmartcolorado.com or call (970) 328-8777.


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Homer Hooks Among 5 to Enter Citrus Hall of Fame
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WINTER HAVEN | The Florida Citrus Hall of Fame has chosen Homer Hooks of Lakeland, former executive director of the Florida Department of Citrus, among five new members in the class of 2013.
Hooks will join Brantley Schirard Sr. a Fort Pierce grower and packinghouse owner, at the induction luncheon on Feb. 27 at Florida Southern College.
Three other men will be inducted posthumously. They are Col. Francis Dancy, who gave his name to a popular tangerine he bred; Paul Harding, a researcher who pioneered setting maturity standards for citrus fruit; and Mathew Veldhuis, director of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Citrus Products & Research lab, then in Winter Haven.
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Panjiva data shows slight shipment growth from October to November
December 20, 2011 - LM Editorial
Slight signs of economic stability appeared to take hold on the global trade front from October to November, according to data from Panjiva, an online search engine with detailed information on global suppliers and manufacturers.
Panjiva reported that the number of United States-bound waterborne shipments—at 1,029,789—was up 0.2 percent from October to November and up 2 percent year-over-year.
This is up a tad from the 0.2 percent decline in shipments from September to October. Shipments have been up 4 times in the past 8 months. In 2010, 2009, 2008, and 2007 October to November shipments were up 4 percent, down 1 percent, flat and down 1 percent, respectively, said Panjiva.
The number of manufacturers shipping to the U.S. from October to November, according to Panjiva, was 146,843 and up 3 percent from the same timeframe a year ago and flat annually.
In an interview with LM, Panjiva CEO Josh Green said when looking at the data from the August to September timeframe, it looks like buyers delayed their orders and spread shipments out over the fourth quarter more than in previous years, which have typically seen early and substantial spikes followed by quick drop-offs.
"This suggest that overall volumes in this holiday season—despite some early concerns—were relatively solid," said Green. "This also speaks to a more cautious approach to inventory management and uncertainty in the macroeconomic environment, with buyers waiting to get more clarity and hoping to see which direction the economy was heading in before eventually having to pull the trigger."
Meanwhile, concerns over the European economy and the fate of the Euro are still prevalent and still feels very unpredictable, according to Green.
And on the retail sales and consumer spending front, he explained that the holiday sales season is decent but not great.
"This will give buyers some degree of confidence that the economy is at least steadying a bit and giving them a little bit of confidence when placing orders," noted Green.
While the holiday sales season was not nearly enough to declare that the economy is back on track, Green said all eyes will return to the jobs picture to gauge future economic growth. The reason being that if there is any type of sustained job growth, buyers will subsequently feel more confident about having more customers for the products they are importing.
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19 December 2010 The Weekly Discovery from Ancestry.com
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If the answers to your family history dilemmas can't be found in the descriptive materials for the collection, as we discussed in the previous article, here are some problem-solving strategies that can help.
1.) Look at External Factors
For the past week, our local weatherman has been warning us of the storm that began yesterday, and since I'm in charge of snow removal for our house and several neighbors who are unable to do it, last week I made sure that the snow blower had gas, and I had my gloves, hat and scarf at the ready. With the sophisticated weather predictions that are available now, it's hard to imagine not knowing when bad weather might strike. Certainly, our ancestors learned to keep their eyes on the skies and noted certain weather indicators, but they couldn't just flip on the Weather Channel and be informed as to when and where they should evacuate. The 1900 Galveston Hurricane is a tragic example of the catastrophic results that often came when unexpected weather events struck populated areas.
If your ancestors inexplicably picked up and moved, turn to local histories to see if you can determine the reason. Drought, floods, earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, pestilence, a brutally cold and snowy winter, or an unusually hot summer may have convinced your ancestor that this was not the place he wanted to raise his family and he may have moved on to greener pastures.
Check local histories and familiarize yourself with major events in the areas in which they lived. You may find it helpful to create a local history timeline that you can compare against the timelines of your ancestors.
2.) Widen Your Horizons
Just a decade ago, your chances of locating an ancestor with wanderlust were much slimmer than they are these days. With the ability to search the entire country–or even abroad–with the click of a mouse, it's much easier to find ancestors who turn up in unexpected places. Try a search without including a residence, but instead including other factors that will narrow the search to your ancestor–things like age, birthplace, race, and in some cases, even the names of other household members.
In researching our Tobin family of hatters, I was missing my ancestor's brother in 1870. The family had for the most part stayed in the New York City area, but George was eluding me that year. When I removed the residence of New York and searched for him using his name, age, and birthplace of Ireland, I was able to quickly locate him in Washington, D.C., where I had no inkling any of the family had lived. Without the nation-wide index to the census for 1870, I might not have thought to look for him there.
3.) Explore What's Available
There are currently nearly 30,000 individual collections available on Ancestry.com, and some of them may hold the clues you need. But with so many options, it can be difficult to keep up. This past year, Ancestry.com created new place pages that give you a better look at what's available for the places where your ancestors lived. To access the state pages, just click on the Search tab, and then select a location from the map in the lower left corner of the pages.
Sometimes it pays to revisit collections as well. New data may have been added or search functionality may have been tweaked and your ancestors may surface where they hadn't before. You can see when a collection was last updated by locating it in the Card Catalog. Hover your mouse over the collection title and you'll see a box appear a brief description along with the date the collection was originally published on Ancestry.com and the date it was last updated.
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Consider this–a spouse dies and in the next census you find that several young children are also missing. An epidemic, natural disaster, or perhaps some other family tragedy? Perhaps. But maybe they were sent to live with other family members because the single parent was unable to care for them while they were working to support the rest of the family. Check with other family members and see if you find them living with siblings, grandparents, or cousins. You may also find your ancestor's parents living with his or her sibling. Be sure to conduct "whole family" research, gathering census records for even extended family and keep track of the addresses you find on records. You may find that the address your ancestor gave on his marriage record was the same as that of his aunt and uncle.
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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Trial Transcripts, Day 14: Electronic Edition
Pages 6 - 10 of 175
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1 Now, what is important in this second copy, and
2it is not a very clear copy, but I think the essential
3information is the same. I mean, the information is the
4same but the formatting is different. We see when we look
5at this particular copy, we see at the top it says
6"Abschrift" which means this is a typed copy. There was
7no photocopy machine in it. So while the original, the
8Moscow copy No. 1 is a carbon copy of the original, the
9second one is actually a newly typed copy, and with all
10these newly typed copies there would always have been a
11note at the bottom. It should be signed. It says: "Fur
12Die Richtigkeit der Abschrift which means for the correct
14 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] Accuracy?
15 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] --- the correctness of this copy and then there is an
16initial there. It is very difficult even in my copy to
17see who actually signed this.
18 The reason that I think this is quite important
19is that this is a different copy of the Moscow one which
20is in a different archive. So we have now two different
21objects, both talking about an incineration capacity of
224,756 persons in the camp. If, indeed, the Moscow --
23I mean, I think it is very, very unlikely that somebody
24who would have falsified this document, made it up
25afterwards, would have created both a carbon copy of one
26and then have made a new kind of Abschrift of that same
1document, and then placed it into two different archives.
2 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] Well, on the contrary, I thought that might have been what
3a determined forger might have done.
4 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] So that he actually make two different versions of the
5same copy?
6 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] I understand your point.
7 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] I disagree with your Lordship on that, but your opinion in
8the end is more important than mine on this, I think.
9 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] Your are rather better informed than me.
10 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] This very much takes the format of a typed copy as you
11find in the Auschwitz archive. So I think that in this
12case there is a convergence of two different objects,
13showing in two different archives, that, indeed, we have
14here, you know, as far as I say with absolute certainty in
15the original document. But there were other challenges
16made and, in order to deal with the other challenges,
17I would like to go to a very short review of the way
18documents in the Auschwitz archive, both letters and also
19copies, are dated, and the way the code which shows which
20file it has to go in is done.
21 So when I go to No. 3, which is a letter from
22Bischoff, the chief architect to the chief doctor in
23Auschwitz, of 30th June 1944, about the building of small
24morgues in Birkenhau, they were built in the existing
25barracks -- every camp in Birkenhau would get one morgue
26-- we see basically that the heading says Auschwitz, 30th
1June, "den 30.Juni 1944". It would be the normal accepted
2way of dating a letter, and then we see the brief type of
3book number. We see there two numbers and then we see
4"Jo" which is for Jotam who was at that moment the chief
5architect, and "Go" without dots, without periods.
6 If we go to No. 4, this is a record of a
7meeting. We see that the date is again Auschwitz, 30th
8January 1943, but we see that the secretary who typed this
9letter in this case has a period behind the initial.
10 If we go to No. 5, which is a letter to Topf u.
11Sohne, a carbon copy of a letter to Topf u. Sohne, which
12was done on letter head, we see that there is no place.
13It says simply 28th February 1943. In this case there are
14no periods behind the initials of both Jahrling and the
16 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] When you say "no place" do you mean no "den" ----
17 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] No period. It does not say Auschwitz den 28th February.
18Mr Irving yesterday challenged the authenticity of the
19Moscow document because there was no place. So this one
20does not have a place given.
21 Then we have No. 6 which is one of these typed
22copies, Abschrift, which does not have a place which
23probably would be, you know, probably would also not have
24been in the original. But what we see here is that the
25secretary has again a period behind her name, but the
26Jahrling thing, we see in this case Jahrling is typed JA
1umlaut H, while in other ones he is only typed as JAH,
2umlaut, which means now they have added an H. So there
3seemed to be at least also the way the name has been
4shortened, there seems to be no kind of agreement on it.
5 Then we go to No. 8 because No. 7 is the ----
6 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] Second page?
7 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] --- the second page of that letter. We see that again the
8secretary has a period and then Dr E has a period. He is
9one of the doctors in the camp. No. 9 we see again, no
10place. This is a letter to Hoess from Bischoff and one
11would have expected this to be probably correct, following
12the correct format. We see that there is no place
13indicated. It says 12th February 1943. Again, the
14secretary has a period but not the Sturmbannfuhrer Pollok,
15who dictated the letter. But, when we go to No. 10 and
16No. 11 ----
17 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] There is a point on 6. I just wonder whether it is a good
18point or a bad point? Tell me. The tagebuch number is in
19typescript, not manuscript.
20 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] Sometimes it is typescript, sometimes manuscript.
21 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] That was another point Mr Irving made, I think.
22 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] Yes, I am sorry, I had forgotten that. We see again that
23sometimes it is handwritten and sometimes it is typed.
24 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] Yes. Sorry, that was taking you back.
25 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] Yes. Now we come to No. 10 and there we see that in fact
26both the person who dictated the letter and the person who
1typed the letter in this case have a period behind their
2initials, and in fact behind the person who typed it there
3is even a dash. No. 11, the letter of 19th July 1944, we
4see that this is a letter dictated by Steilv.Bauleiter
5Teichmann. We see there is a period behind the shortened
6form of his name and a period behind the letter indicating
7the secretary.
8 So I think that the only conclusion one can draw
9out of this is that there was no standard procedure in the
11 I have added two other documents and this has to
12do really with a challenge Mr Irving gave in his letter to
13me which was posted on the web. I do not know if I can
14address that, but it is an alternative way of dating a
15letter, which says "am" instead of "den". So sometimes it
16says "Auschwitz den" and then the date comes, but
17sometimes it also says "Auschwitz am" 14th May 1943.
18 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Mr Irving, I do not think that was
19Mr Irving's, if he will forgive me, best point. They are
20both used, are they not?
21 MR IRVING: I accept his point on that.
22 MR JUSTICE GRAY: I think you did.
23 A. [Professor Robert Jan van Pelt] Then there was one other thing which came up yesterday and
24I do not know if I am allowed to give testimony on that,
25which was the number of 2.5 million and 1.1 million which
26were given by Hoess.
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Programmatically disclosing a node in af:tree and af:treeTable
By Frank Nimphius-Oracle on Jun 12, 2012
A common developer requirement when working with af:tree or af:treeTable components is to programmatically disclose (expand) a specific node in the tree.
If the node to disclose is not a top level node, like a location in a LocationsView -> DepartmentsView -> EmployeesView hierarchy, you need to also disclose the node's parent node hierarchy for application users to see the fully expanded tree node structure. Working on ADF Code Corner sample #101, I wrote the following code lines that show a generic option for disclosing a tree node starting from a handle to the node to disclose.
The use case in ADF Coder Corner sample #101 is a drag and drop operation from a table component to a tree to relocate employees to a new department. The tree node that receives the drop is a department node contained in a location. In theory the location could be part of a country and so on to indicate the depth the tree may have. Based on this structure, the code below provides a generic solution to parse the current node parent nodes and its child nodes.
The drop event provided a rowKey for the tree node that received the drop. Like in af:table, the tree row key is not of type oracle.jbo.domain.Key but an implementation of java.util.List that contains the row keys. The JUCtrlHierBinding class in the ADF Binding layer that represents the ADF tree binding at runtime provides a method named findNodeByKeyPath that allows you to get a handle to the JUCtrlHierNodeBinding instance that represents a tree node in the binding layer.
CollectionModel model = (CollectionModel) your_af_tree_reference.getValue(); JUCtrlHierBinding treeBinding = (JUCtrlHierBinding ) model.getWrappedData();
JUCtrlHierNodeBinding treeDropNode = treeBinding.findNodeByKeyPath(dropRowKey);
To disclose the tree node, you need to create a RowKeySet, which you do using the RowKeySetImpl class. Because the RowKeySet replaces any existing row key set in the tree, all other nodes are automatically closed.
RowKeySetImpl rksImpl = new RowKeySetImpl(); //the first key to add is the node that received the drop //operation (departments). rksImpl.add(dropRowKey);
Similar, from the tree binding, the root node can be obtained. The root node is the end of all parent node iteration and therefore important.
JUCtrlHierNodeBinding rootNode = treeBinding.getRootNodeBinding();
The following code obtains a reference to the hierarchy of parent nodes until the root node is found.
JUCtrlHierNodeBinding dropNodeParent = treeDropNode.getParent(); //walk up the tree to expand all parent nodes while(dropNodeParent != null && dropNodeParent != rootNode){ //add the node's keyPath (remember its a List) to the row key set rksImpl.add(dropNodeParent.getKeyPath()); dropNodeParent = dropNodeParent.getParent(); }
Next, you disclose the drop node immediate child nodes as otherwise all you see is the department node. Its not quite exactly "dinner for one", but the procedure is very similar to the one handling the parent node keys
ArrayList<JUCtrlHierNodeBinding> childList = (ArrayList<JUCtrlHierNodeBinding>) treeDropNode.getChildren(); for(JUCtrlHierNodeBinding nb : childList){ rksImpl.add(nb.getKeyPath()); }
Next, the row key set is defined as the disclosed row keys on the tree so when you refresh (PPR) the tree, the new disclosed state shows
tree.setDisclosedRowKeys(rksImpl); AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(tree.getParent());
The refresh in my use case is on the tree parent component (a layout container), which usually shows the best effect for refreshing the tree component.


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Senate votes to let military abduct people anywhere in the world, hold them indefinitely in secret without charges or oversight
It's a provision in the new funding bill for the military written by Michigan's Carl Levin, a Democrat. It would allow the military to snatch people even in America (where the military is forbidden to operate) and to put them into torture farms like Guantanamo Bay forever and ever. If this doesn't make your blood run cold, what would? Senate Votes To Let Military Detain Americans Indefinitely, White House Threatens Veto - The Huffington Post
WASHINGTON -- The Senate voted Tuesday to keep a controversial provision to let the military detain terrorism suspects on U.S. soil and hold them indefinitely without trial -- prompting White House officials to reissue a veto threat. The measure, part of the massive National Defense Authorization Act, was also opposed by civil libertarians on the left and right. But 16 Democrats and an independent joined with Republicans to defeat an amendment by Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colo.) that would have killed the provision, voting it down with 61 against, and 37 for it. "I'm very, very, concerned about having U.S. citizens sent to Guantanamo Bay for indefinite detention," said Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), one of the Senate's most conservative members. Paul's top complaint is that a terrorism suspect would get just one hearing where the military could assert that the person is a suspected terrorist -- and then they could be locked up for life, without ever formally being charged. The only safety valve is a waiver from the secretary of defense. "It's not enough just to be alleged to be a terrorist," Paul said, echoing the views of the American Civil Liberties Union. "That's part of what due process is -- deciding, are you a terrorist? I think it's important that we not allow U.S. citizens to be taken." Democrats who were also concerned about liberties compared the military policing of Americans to the detention of Americans in internment camps during World War II. "Congress is essentially authorizing the indefinite imprisonment of American citizens, without charge," said Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), who offered another amendment -- which has not yet gotten a vote -- that she said would correct the problem. "We are not a nation that locks up its citizens without charge." . . .


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Published: Friday, March 29, 2013 at 10:48 a.m.
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Three Lafourche Parish residents have been appointed to serve on state boards, Gov. Bobby Jindal's office announced Thursday.
n Allison Rouse of Thibodaux has been appointed to the Louisiana Developmental Disabilities Council. Rouse is a financial administrator and the social media coordinator at Rouses Markets.
n Donald "Boysie" Bollinger, of Lockport, CEO of Bollinger Shipyards, was appointed to the commission that provides oversight for the State Police.
n Barney Callahan, of Thibodaux, was appointed to the Oilfield Site Restoration Commission, which provides for cleanup, closure, and restoration of abandoned oilfield sites. Callahan is a pipeline maintenance worker at Shell Pipeline Co. in New Orleans and vice president of the Louisiana Wildlife Federation.
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'Ray Donovan,' Season 1, Episode 11: TV Recap
This week's "Ray Donovan" begins with a quick shot of Van's basement where his body remains untouched and yet undiscovered. We see Avi arrive in the morning at Ray's house to watch the family since Sully is angry and still at large. Ezra is with Sean's baby in his office when Ray arrives there to discuss the botched attempt on Mickey's life. Ezra says, "We've unleashed a monster." The tension is thick between them despite Ray's insistence he'll find Sully.
Sully's not Ray's only problem, obviously. After he storms out of Ezra's office he calls Frank and comes down hard on him to deal with Van's investigation, but Frank turns the tables and suggests Ray had something to do with Sean's death. Ray makes clear they'll both go to prison if something goes wrong.
The police arrive at Mickey's door to investigate Sean's murder. "I'll make some Sanka," he offers. He uses the fight as his alibi, but when they ask him if he was there the entire time, he falters, and admits he was with a woman, but that she's married so bringing her in might be sticky. They demand to hear from her by the end of the day and leave. Mickey calls Claudette. She says she'll come see him immediately.
Then, as if Ray's day weren't bad enough, at the gym, while Terry is having sex with Frances, Bunchy walks in covered in blood, saying he messed something up "real bad." Terry calls Ray and tells him to get over there immediately.
Back at the house, Abby is furious she's being left in the dark about why Avi is there. He insists he's there to fix the alarm panel only, not to protect them all from something that's gone down, and even though he makes breakfast for everyone and tensions ease slighlty, eventually Abby's curiosity and anger boils back up. She slaps Avi and leaves to go shopping.
Ray follows a trail of blood up the stairs at the gym that leads to Bunchy and the priest he'd been tracking. Bunchy has shot the priest with Mickey's gun and dragged him there. Frances is helping stop the bleeding, but insisting someone call an ambulance or else the priest will die. She pleads with Terry to do the right thing, appealing to his sense of right and wrong. They send her away and promise they'll get him help.
Ray takes the gun from Bunchy, wipes it clean, and then gets Lena on the phone to tell her to drop the search for Sully and to go to the scene, find Bunchy's bike and check for witnesses to the shooting.
Bunchy is certain the priest is the one who molested him back in Boston. The priest apparently tried to molest Terry, but Terry broke his hand. Ray asks Terry which hand, and we see through the blood that the priest does in fact have a crooked finger or two on the hand Terry claims to have broken.
The priest's situation is getting dire. He's weak, loosing blood and pleading for his life. Ray is unmoved by his situation and demands he apologize to Bunchy for what he did. The priest insists its mistaken identity and that he needs help. Ray gets rough despite Terry's religious concerns about the implications of beating on a priest and finally the priest relents in hopes that admitting he knows the brothers will mean they'll get him help. He insists he won't tell anybody Bunchy shot him if they let him live.
He tells them about how sad he was for their mother when she was sick and when their father wasn't around and that he took care of them. He does admit he did inappropriate things, but that he was chemically castrated for what he did and doesn't hurt children anymore. He never actually says he is sorry to Bunchy though. Both Terry and Ray press him for an apology, but he won't give one up. "We are all sinners Ray. We all fall short in the eyes of God," he says. Just as they're close to getting it out of him, Abby arrives and barges into the gym. She realizes what's happening, and who the priest is. The priest pleads with her to get him help. Despite her constant boiling anger with Ray, when it comes to protecting the family, Abby always sides with Ray ultimately and so she turns, and leaves and says only, "I'll wait for you at home."
Claudette arrives at Mickey's place and without hesitation agrees to provide Mickey's alibi for Sean's murder. When she leaves, he gives her the gold watch the woman he was with and who was shot left behind at his apartment. He suggests it's a gift, but he's potentially just getting rid of evidence.
Tensions heighten at the gym and the brothers are divided on how to proceed. Terry is worried about the implications in the after life of letting a priest die. He and Bunchy want to get him to a hospital. Ray seems to relent, but says he'll take him alone. But the priest knows what this means and he starts to scramble to save himself, and reveals a huge secret in the process. He starts frantically yelling that Ray will never take him to the hospital. He says, "You never told them did you?" He tells Ray he loved him and in a fury, Ray pulls out his gone and shoots him in the head, fearing the priest will say what clearly has never been said, that Ray too was molested. Terry says, "God help you Ray." But Bunchy is visibly relieved, like an immediate calm washed over him, maybe both because Ray was a victim too, and because he was right and now it's all over. He says, "I'm glad you did it. I didn't think I would be."
By this time Daryl has arrived and proven his status as a Donovan brother. He works with Ray to get rid of the body. They take him to the construction site for Ruth's Memorial Center. At the gym, Bunchy sleeps peacefully while Terry cleans up the mess. Frances arrives and asks what happened. Terry says he made it to a hospital, but she wants to know which one. Terry stumbles.
Ray arrives at home and pours a drink. The kids are with Avi at a hotel in Malibu. When Conor calls, he tells Ray, after hearing stories from Avi, and that he wants to be just like his dad. Abby's not so wowed by Ray at that moment as her son is. She wants answers, though she already knows them all. She asks if that was the priest who hurt Bunchy and then asks if he wasn't the only one. The truth lingers in the air. She tries to hug him, but he pushes her away and says, "Don't touch me." She leaves in tears.
As if Ray's day wasn't bad enough, he gets a call from Frank. They've discovered Van's body in his basement and Frank thinks Ray is the one who shot him. He vows to take him down for killing an agent.
One more episode left this season. What do you think will happen? Follow Stephanie Krikorian on Twitter @StephieKrik.


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You see a 'zFP-OTHER' suspicious behavior alert in your console, against the computer that is the Sophos management server.
This special alert does not indicate a threat on your computer. It does indicate that you may have software problems that need fixing urgently.
We issued this alert to ensure that you are aware that some non-Sophos products on your network were affected by the recent Sophos false positive issue. Unless you have already fixed these products, they could be out of date and could make you subject to future vulnerabilities. We chose a suspicious behavior alert to show that this issue is a high priority.
An example of the alert is shown below.
Additionally, in the computer details of your management server, you may also see one or more 'zFP-' suspicious behavior alerts that includes non-Sophos (third-party) application names.
First seen in Sophos Endpoint Security and Control
We have provided this alert because you may have third-party applications, installed on Windows endpoint computers, which are not functioning correctly due to the recent Shh/Updater-B false positive.
If you see this alert the following must be true:
Note: Even if you have fixed some applications already, there may be others you do not know about.
An overview of the required steps is:
You need to run a batch file which will create a text file listing computers that could have non-Sophos applications that are affected by the shh/Updater-B false positive.
Open this article on the on your management server, or the server that hosts the Sophos SQL Server instance and follow step one to four below.
fpdf.bat > FpActionedFiles.txt
You will now have a text file called FpActionFiles.txt that list workstation computers. You can use this list in sections 2 and, if required, section 3.
To fix non-Sophos applications on endpoint computers follow steps one to three below.
The steps are designed to be repeated locally on each endpoint computer mentioned in the FpActionFiles.txt file. Therefore you may want to copy the tool and instructions onto a USB pen (or similar device) that you can then use when visiting each workstation. If there are a large number of affected computer you should see the links to further articles on how to deploy the tool across a network.
Note: You should run the tool with administrative rights.
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Sophos Fix Log_[TIMESTAMP].txt
Should you need to contact Sophos Technical Support you should submit these logs to allow us to resolve your issue quicker.
If your anti-virus cleanup settings did not delete any files (see 'Need to check your Anti-Virus settings?' section for confirmation), no further action is necessary.
Tip: We have produced the following articles to cover different methods that can be used to deploy the tool across your network:
If you discover that some third-party applications are still not functioning correctly, and you have followed the instructions above, then the alerts were most likely not listed in the database. Hence the computers listed in the FpActionFiles.txt file was not a full list of all affected computers.
In this situation we recommend you run the FixIssues.exe tool on all your endpoint computers. See the list of different methods of deployment in the section above.
You only need to follow this section if your anti-virus cleanup settings deleted files. If you have not already done so, watch the video in the 'Need to check your Anti-Virus settings?' section if in doubt.
You may recognize the affected applications from the file path and name. If so, repair or re-install as appropriate. You may find more help on this SophosTalk thread: Shh/Updater-B: remediating third party applications.
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- Dec 9:
- Merrill Newman: North Koreans 'misinterpreted my curiosity as something more sinister'
- Merrill Newman said he was comfortable during detention in North Korean hotel room
- Dec 7:
- Palo Alto's Merrill Newman arrives back in California's Bay Area after detention in North Korea
- Dec 6:
- Palo Alto's Merrill Newman, freed by North Korea, is back in the USA
- Dec 3:
- Merrill Newman: North Korean captive had reached out to old comrades before trip
- Nov 30:
- New details emerge in baffling case of Palo Alto's Merrill Newman, North Korean 'prisoner of war'
- Nov 29:
- U.S. calls for North Korea to release elderly Palo Alto man after he appears in 'apology' video
- Nov 28:
- Holidays on hold for family of West High graduate held in North Korea
- Nov 25:
- U.S. officials 'doing everything we can' to persuade North Korea to release Americans
- Nov 22:
- Detained in North Korea, Palo Alto veteran Merrill Newman shares name with war hero
- The wife of Merrill Newman, detained Korean war veteran, pleads for his release
- Nov 21:
- Palo Alto man's detention affects U.S.-North Korea relationship, envoy says
- Nov 20:
- Palo Alto man, 85, removed from plane, detained in North Korea
We received a report from the State Department today that the Ambassador of Sweden in the DPRK was permitted to visit Merrill Newman on Saturday, November 30th, at the Yanggakdo Hotel in Pyongyang.
We were very pleased to hear that the Ambassador was allowed to pay this first visit to Merrill. We want to thank the Swedish Ambassador and also express appreciation for the cooperation of the DPRK government in allowing the visit to take place. As a result of the visit, we know that Merrill is in good health. He has received the medications that we sent him and medical personnel are checking on his health several times a day. Merrill reports that he is being well treated and that the food is good. As you can imagine, we had been deeply worried about all of these things and today's consular visit has eased our concerns.
Our focus now is on getting him home quickly to join his loved ones, who miss him deeply. We are asking that the DPRK authorities take into account his health and his age and, as an act of humanitarian compassion, allow him to depart immediately for home. All of us want this ordeal to end and for the 85 year-old head of our extended family to be with us once more.
Thank you,
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Cathal Armstrong, chef and co-owner of Restaurant Eve in Old Town Alexandria, Va., features a Cauliflower With Toasted Garlic and Black Pepper recipe in his forthcoming cookbook. He simply sautes cauliflower until golden brown, then adds loads of thinly sliced garlic and freshly ground black pepper.
This recipe takes it a step further, ratcheting up the heat to mimic the Indian dish gobi (cauliflower) matar (peas).
MAKE AHEAD: The dish can be prepared an hour in advance and held in a warm oven, but it is best when cooked just before serving. From Washington food writer David Hagedorn, co-author with chef Cathal Armstrong of "My Irish Table: Recipes From the Homeland and Restaurant Eve" (Ten Speed Press, March 2014).
6 servings
3 tablespoons canola oil
1 small head (1 pound) cauliflower (outer leaves removed), broken into 1 1/2-inch florets
1 teaspoon kosher salt
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 teaspoon best-quality curry powder
12 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
1-inch piece peeled fresh ginger root, minced (4 teaspoons)
1 serrano chili pepper, thinly sliced (unseeded)
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 cup fresh peas (may substitute 1 cup frozen peas, plunged into hot water, then drained)
Heat the oil in large saute pan over medium-high heat. Once the oil shimmers, add the cauliflower florets and salt; cook for about 15 minutes, stirring often, until the florets are nicely browned on all sides.
Make a well in the center of the pan; add the butter there. Once it has melted, stir the curry powder into the butter; cook for several seconds, then add the garlic, ginger, serrano pepper, black pepper and peas. Cook for 2 minutes, stirring frequently to coat and incorporate.
Serve immediately.
NUTRITION Per serving: 150 calories, 3 g protein, 10 g carbohydrates, 11 g fat, 3 g saturated fat, 10 mg cholesterol, 350 mg sodium, 4 g dietary fiber, 3 g sugar


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SANTA CLARA -- Coach Jim Harbaugh isn't ready to name a kicker for the 49ers first playoff game but admitted there "is a leader in the clubhouse."
Regular kicker David Akers and recent free-agent signee Billy Cundiff competed for the job last Thursday and Friday without a "resolution."
The kicking derby was resuming Monday at Candlestick Park, site of Saturday's 5 p.m. kickoff of the divisional playoff game with the Green Bay Packers.
"We'll see how it goes today and tomorrow," Harbaugh said.
Harbaugh added that it's "conceivable" that Akers and Cundiff will be on the roster Saturday and both might even be among the 46 players activated for the game.
Akers has converted 29 of 42 field-goal attempts so far this season. Cundiff made 7 of 12 for the Washington Redskins before he was waived.
Punter Andy Lee is the holder on extra-point and field-goal attempts. He said he hasn't noticed a change in Akers' demeanor.
Also, Lee is doing his best to remove his emotions from the equation and just letting the situation play out.
"Just do my job," Lee said. "Hold for a righty, hold for a lefty. Do whatever I can to help both guys; that's my job, and that's just the way I got to look at it."
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Best Diets for Women: 8 Must-Eat Superfoods
Incorporating these powerfully nutritious items into your diet will do wonders for your health -- and your looks
Used to be that you could feel relatively confident that you were "eating well" if you munched on a couple of carrots, snacked on the occasional apple and steered clear of Big Macs. Not so much anymore. These days it's all about maximizing the nutritional punch of the foods you eat. The more they pack, the healthier you'll be -- and the better equipped your body will be to help fend off certain diseases (including type 11 diabetes and some cancers) and even reverse the aging process. Or so the thinking goes.
See the 8 superfoods you should be eating
On his website, Dr. Steven Pratt, author of several best-selling books including "SuperFoods RX" says that "These nutritional powerhouse foods are loaded with nutrients crucial to a healthy, long life," and notes that they're readily available in most supermarkets -- you just have to know what you're looking for!
Are you game? Let's find out which foods you should add to your grocery list. But, first, a little about why we need to eat these foods rather than just take a vitamin -- or 12.
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by butterfly11 Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 10:26PM Report as inappropriate
great info....
by jenni84 Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 09:26AM Report as inappropriate
It's a good reminder. Skincare and makeup isn't enough if the dietary habits are poor. I, for some reason, don't need to be reminded about dark chocolate.
by bksc Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 11:35PM Report as inappropriate
Yes! Chocolate! and Salmon! But probably not together...
by cheerio9551 Monday, January 7, 2013 at 02:48PM Report as inappropriate
i hate sweet potatoes but eat/love everything on this :D
by rayshaviolet Monday, January 7, 2013 at 11:40AM Report as inappropriate
Hmmm, I could do the chocolate bit. ;)
by jenboleyn Thursday, January 3, 2013 at 11:12AM Report as inappropriate
I already eat most of these. No diet, even the best diet, is enough to make you healthy. It has to be paired with exercise.
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Yes to everything here, but light on the beans!
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I loved this article thank you!
by Ladybugg9 Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at 05:34PM Report as inappropriate
ere are so much easier healthier ways to get everything this article says we need. If you don't like fish or the fresh salmon is pricey, China seeds are great substitute for that as well as blueberries. Then in place of beans, which has not that much fiber and most people don't care forthem, you could use fiber 1 cereal which is great in yogurts or smoothies. Other are other cheaper/faster ways to get your antioxidants and then some. This article is so basic and it seems most people here are educated in that. Especially when Dr. Oz has a faithful following.
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Sunday, 06/14/2009
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Manchester, TN
Set 1: BagAC/DC Bag > NICU, JibbooGotta Jibboo > PYITEPunch You In the Eye > Sparkle > GinBathtub Gin, Character Zero > Tweezer -> HorseThe Horse > SilentSilent in the Morning, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope, Mustang Sally[1], Bobby Jean[2] > Glory Days[2]
Set 2: R&RRock and Roll -> Light > 46 Days, LxLLimb By Limb, Farmhouse, BDTNLBackwards Down the Number Line > CaspianPrince Caspian, First Tube
Encore: SuzySuzy Greenberg > TweepriseTweezer Reprise
[1] Bruce Springsteen on guitar and vocals.
[2] Phish debut; Bruce Springsteen on guitar and vocals.
· Rift tease in Rock and Roll
· Dave's Energy Guide tease in Limb By Limb
Average Song Gap: 62.64
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, Bruce Springsteen (Guest)
Notes: This show, performed on the What Stage, closed out the 2009 Bonnaroo Festival. Before Mustang Sally, Trey remarked that he had seen a show at Jadwin Gym at Princeton University when was 12 (apparently referring to a 11/1/78 performance by Bruce Springsteen at this 3,000 seat venue, though Trey would have been 14 at the time), and added that Phish would now have an opportunity to play with one of his heroes, Bruce Springsteen. Springsteen joined in on guitar and vocals for Mustang Sally, Bobby Jean and Glory Days. Mustang Sally was played for the first time since August 5, 1988 (1,273 shows). This show marked the Phish debuts of Bobby Jean and Glory Days. Rock and Roll included a brief Rift tease. Limb By Limb contained a Dave's Energy Guide tease.
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Song Distribution:
3 Farmhouse
3 Rift
2 Joy
2 Billy Breathes
2 A Picture of Nectar
2 Lawn Boy
2 The White Tape
1 Round Room
1 The Story of the Ghost
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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This show was part of the "2009 Early Summer Tour."
Mr. Burns: Smithers, are they boo-ing me?
Smithers: Uh...no. They're saying boo-URNS, boo-URNS
Mrs. Burns: (To the crowd) Excuse me, are you saying BOO or BOOURNS?
Crowd: BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Hans Moleman: (to himself) I was saying boourns.
I think the crowd was yelling BRUUUUUUUUUCE!! but a couple of people may have been saying BOO
This show was a fun way to close out a good fest.
The first 5 songs all serve as great first set dance numbers . Then Gin hits! it's fitting because Snoop just played his song about gin an hour ago on the same stage. (E. Badu played before Snoop) ((Not quite as good as the Al green>Beasties/David Byrne> Phish late night we had on Friday))
Zero and Tweezer keep the energy high fish rips in the tweez which trey ripcords for horse. This is the first brake pump of the night.
Lope picks things back up and is played with gusto- trey prolly trying to impress Bruce who is no doubt watching side-stage.
The sit in was fun to watch, you could tell trey was having a blast! Trey takes nice solos in Bobby Jean and Glory days. Mustang Sally- what a bustout!
First set was rocking and straight forward best-of-hits/classics with the "surprise" guest ending
Song selection is spot on with the rock and roll set II opener. Trey still high from playing with his hero, comes out blazing and actually uses the whammy/pitch bender/whale call successfully creating tension with it at the 8:12 mark and releasing perfectly at 8:27
After that nice little peak mike and fish hold down the fort while trey rambles around with little direction and page plays out adding ideas.
trey lands some nice licks and mike seems to lead the band into type II territory with page jumping on synth to create an eerie sound-scape that turns into> Light which has some full band interplay in the 8th minute and some funk in the 10th (great ending) 46 days is always good, but I don't love it in this spot.
so after a cover, the first 3.0 song of the night,and a 2.0 shredder, we dive back into the classics with LxL. LxL soars majestically and trey gives you the goods at the end.
They play farmhouse as a nod to the farmland we are standing on
# line amps things up with it's rave up ending and caspian pokes his head out to the delight of some. for me this set would have been better if they decided to do something like a ghost>twist>piper instead of the farmhouse, #line, Caspian , but oh well it made the 1st tube all the more thrilling. For me it was a breath of fresh air to close the set. Suzy>reprise ends the fest with a !!
This was a good fest for me, I had been to roo 6 times before this one (did Roth instead in 08) and always wanted to see phish there. They were a bit jammier on Fri night with the disease and the killer KDF, but this night was special too with some really great moments
I enjoyed seeing E. Badu and Snoop open up for Phish this night
maybe I'll go back there someday...


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The Insider: A Colorado Software Company Now Has an Office in Downtown Lakeland
Published: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at 12:31 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at 12:31 a.m.
A Colorado software company has leased an office space in the heart of Downtown Lakeland. Recondo Technology Inc., a company specializing in software for the medical billing industry, has leased the first floor at 201 E. Main St., next to Black & Brew Coffee House. Last year, Recondo Technology acquired Trilogi Inc., which had offices in Lakeland. Papers were signed by the company, based in Greenwood Village, Colo., last week and it will expand into the 4,000-square-foot space April 1.
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For the sake of teaching people not to, traffic safety advocates are encouraging texting and driving in a special simulator that shows how dangerous it is.
In conjunction with "Distraction Free Driving Day" proclaimed by Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton, phone giant AT&T is bringing a simulator to Eden Prairies that illustrates the risks of texting behind the wheel.
Participants wear specialized goggles to simulate a moving vehicle and are prompted to look down at various points to send text messages. It records slowed reaction time or traffic infractions to show how even a few seconds of looking away can cause problems.
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Secretary of State Mark Ritchie were among those scheduled to take part in Saturday morning's event.
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The United States does not yet have a national strategy to deal with cybersecurity; cyber law is undeveloped, and while narrow segments of expertise exist inside and outside of government, broad understanding of the threat and what we might do to prepare for, recovery from, and respond to cyber attacks is woefully lacking.
The advice of fiction writers such as Stephen King and Robert A. Heinlein has helped me hone my craft. I learn from the purveyors of the craft who have come before me. Books such as On Writing have caused me to reflect upon the life experiences that make me the writer I am.
Higher education has been a great point of debate throughout this presidential election season. Much can be learned from the platforms of both President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney and their collective approach to ensuring that Americans have high quality and accessible means to personal and professional development.
The highlight of the conference was Professor Edward Burger's keynote address entitled, "The 5 Elements of Effective Thinking." A captivating speaker, Dr. Burger creatively outlined these five elements of effective—or innovative—thinking, which he linked to the four basic earthly elements which predate Socrates: Earth, Fire, Air, and Water.
I recently returned from a planning conference associated with Exercise Angel Thunder 2013. AT-13, and its Defense Support of Civil Authorities segment (Resolute Angel) are played on an 18-month cycle to exercise local, state, federal, and multinational civil and military agencies in disaster response and – particularly for the military forces – personnel recovery in simulated earthquake and combat scenarios.
Today, as many as 92% of employers and recruiters use social networks to find job candidates – yet only 38% of job seekers report regular use of LinkedIn to find work. With the candidate pool growing more homogeneous and the hiring process almost entirely digital, there's really no denying that a professional presence online is critical to career success.
An entrepreneur is an enlightened renegade who refuses to kow-tow to conventional wisdom and is always willing to bet what they have to get what they want. Entrepreneurs tend to be radicals on a mission to sate a deep-seated passion; an obsessive Promethean (Intuitive-Thinker) willing to sacrifice all for the redemption of a dream. And strange as it may seem, an entrepreneur tends to leap before they look.
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Law enforcement has long been a rich source of fodder for the creative minds that keep us entertained in front of the television – not to mention the big screen – year in and year out.
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Competitive polo is gaining momentum all across the globe...and Aiken is one of the most popular places to play.
Today, women from all over the world came to ride in Aiken's Ladies' Polo Tournament hoping to win the Campbell Cup.
"Aiken is booming," said director and participant Karen Reese. "It's a polo mecca. Aiken is evolving into the place."
And there are no signs of stopping this stampede in popularity. Women of all ages from all over the world met to compete for the Campbell Cup.
"I love riding horses. It's an adrenaline rush when you get to hit the ball or take a man out," said tournament MVP Maggie Doyle.
Spoken like a true champion, at only fourteen years old. The adrenaline is what helps her compete with others, like 30-year-old Sarah van Wyk.
"It's been great to come out and go somewhere different and come to Aiken," van Wyk said.
Van Wyk loves horses and polo so much that she came all the way from South Africa to play in this week's tournament.
"It started off very well, and then we've lost two game. And they've been good tough games. So it's been worth coming all the way to play," she said.
Van Wyk's team lost the tournament, and she won the sportsmanship award.
But these women say that for them, it's more than just winning.
"I think the love of horses makes a big difference, because horses are what keep me in the game," van Wyk said.
"Polo to me is all about the horses," Reese said. "It's like a special friendship--the more you take care of it, the better it works."
And van Wyk says playing here and losing is far better than playing at home.
"We play in winter back home, so our surfaces are always brown," she said. "These surfaces are just outstanding. I've loved every game and have had good horses, so I really have been spoiled. I had a lovely time. I'll definitely be back."
And that is just what the city of Aiken wants to hear.
New Bridge Polo and Country Club hosted today's tournament. It will also host a match tomorrow at four o'clock for the USPA Gold Cup.
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Charlotte: [After the wedding] I finally get to sleep with Trey.
Carrie: Excuse me?!
Miranda: You haven't slept with him yet?
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I don't think I can say it enough: I LOVE THESE GIRLS! I watched them for six seasons, cried when it was over, and then fell in love all over again when their movie came out this past summer (I saw it in the theater three times!). I love Carrie's creativity, wit, and love with being in love; I love Charlotte's innocence, kindness, and motherly instinct; I love Samantha's openness, spontaneity, and nonchalant attitude; but most of all, I love Miranda for her independence, success, and especially, for her sarcasm.
If you share my love for these four ladies, get ready, because the Sex and the City movie is coming to DVD tomorrow, September 23! Never seen Sex and the City? You're missing out!
Here are some of my favorite quotes from Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha, & Miranda:
Carrie: "I'm looking for love. Real love. Ridiculous, inconvenient, consuming, can't-live-without-each-other love."
Charlotte: "I read that if you don't have sex for a year, you can actually become re-virginized."
Samantha: "I think I have monogamy. I must have caught it from you people."
Miranda: "I'm determined to make partner in this firm, even if I have to be a lesbian partner."
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Two Medford women who traveled to PyeongChang, South Korea, earlier this month for the Special Olympics Winter World Games arrived home with a handful of medals.
Chelsea Webb, a 23-year-old cross-country skier, scored two gold medals, while Julieanne Taylor, a 23-year-old snowboarder, brought home two silver medals.
Webb and Taylor competed with five other athletes from Oregon and hundreds from around the world during the event, held Jan. 29 to Feb. 5.
Webb earned a gold medal in the freestyle cross country 500 meter race, a gold in the 1 kilometer race and a silver medal in the 4 by 100 kilometer relay race.
Taylor earned silver medals in both the slalom and super G races for intermediate snowboarding and a fourth place in giant slalom.
Webb was one of 27 cross-country skiers from around the country and Taylor was one of nine snowboarders.
All five competing athletes from Oregon brought home a gold or silver medal in at least one event, according to results from Special Olympics Oregon.
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Gallbladder radionuclide scan is a test that uses radioactive material to check gallbladder function. It is also used to look for or bile duct obstruction.
Radionuclide - gallbladder; Gallbladder scan; Biliary scan; Cholescintigraphy
The health care provider will inject a radioactive chemical called a gamma emitting tracer into a vein. This material collect mostly in the liver. It will then flow with bile into the gallbladder.
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If the doctor cannot see the gallbladder after certain amount of time, you may be given a small amount of morphine. This can help the radionuclide into the gallbladder. The morphine may cause you to feel tired after the exam.
In some cases, the doctor may give you a medicine during this test to see how well your gallbladder squeezes.
You need to eat something within a day of the test. However, you must stop eating or drinking 4 hours before the test starts.
You will feel a sharp prick from the needle when the tracer is injected into the vein. The site may be sore after the injection. There is normally no pain during the scan.
This test is very good for detecting a sudden infection of the gallbladder or blockage of a bile duct. It is also helpful in determining whether there is rejection of a transplanted liver.
The test can also be used to detect long-term gallbladder problems and to see how well the gallbladder squeezes (contracts).
There is a small risk to pregnant or nursing mothers. Unless it is absolutely necessary, the scan will be delayed until you are no longer pregnant or nursing.
The amount of radiation is small (less than that of a regular x-ray). It is almost all gone from the body within 1 or 2 days. Your risk from radiation may increase if you have a lot of scans.
Most of the time this test is done only if a person has sudden pain that the doctor thinks may be from gallbladder disease or gallstones. For this reason, some people may need urgent treatment based on the test results.
This test is combined with other imaging (such as CT or ultrasound). After the gallbladder scan the patient may be prepared for surgery, if needed.
Afdahl NH. Diseases of the gall bladder and bile ducts In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 158.
Wang DQH, Afdahl NH. Gallstone disease. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 65.


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STOCKTON – After responding to a disturbance call Tuesday afternoon during which a man reportedly threw a large piece of ice at a 58-year-old woman, officers attempted to arrest the suspect.
He resisted, police reported, and struck one of the officers in the arm with an ice chest.
That landed Antonio Murillo, 37, in handcuffs and a trip to County Jail charged with suspicion of felony assault with a deadly weapon with force likely to cause great bodily injury, misdemeanor battery on a peace officer and misdemeanor resisting arrest.
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Swiper, no swiping! It's Thanksgiving, after all. Surprise the little ones at the kiddie table with this sneaky take on a fall classic.
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Combine the pumpkin puree and two whole eggs in a medium bowl. Whisk until smooth. Add the sugars and spices and mix until well blended. Add the milk and stir until well blended.
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Dig the packed, punchy first-set Timber, which bubbles and pops like Saturday's Wolfman's and Ocelot (not to mention the porno-Tube and Stealing Time from Friday). Char0 isn't quite as filthy as the Worcester version, but it ain't exactly polite; I usually skip that tune but two outta three 2012 versions have gotten into some straight *grownup* shit.
A reined-in but involving Drowned turns into some basement makeout session stuff in 2001 -- another tune revitalized for 2012 -- which tees off a sublime Reba. Looks like the Worcester Roses jam was a fluke, maybe a farewell tribute for Dean and Gene (classy). As Fiona Apple says: Oh well. And who can complain about nearly 40 minutes of solid primary-coloured playing? Either way, what follows shows the band isn't running in neutral here.
Chalkdust > Caspian > Silent feels like a deliberate descent into deeper hues, setting up the festival farewell. That segue into Silent is really, *really* nice. I'd rather linger longer with Caspian but last I checked *I'm not in the band* if ever I was. (Was I ever?) (WTF?!) And whether or not your dream Phish show involves hourlong 'Type II' jams, one of Trey's rarer gifts is his ability to use his tunes in interesting ways to construct setlong suites (on the fly!).
I dislike Bug but it does its job, which in this case is to tee up the wistful-then-awwfuckit Day in the Life/Disease combo to close.
Jibboo is one of the worst songs ever 'written' by a human being; you are welcome to disagree if that's how your thang hangs but civilized people will laugh at you. That said, it's a perfect encore tune despite its epic vapidity, and Quinn's even better, playing like 46 Days with an actual chorus.
Nothing here belongs on the shelf with, say, Crosseyed > Slave or Light > Theme or *any* of 6/15's startling second set. But this show without any marquee jams is still beautiful in its own terms. There's a strong continuous arc from Drowned through Reba, and another taking in the dumb fun of Roses, Chalkdust clatter (we're too old for this aren't we), weary sunsettling Caspian giving way to Silent dawn, Bug and the Beatles and Disease wishing dancing children fare well (as if it matters).
I wasn't there so this isn't 'legit,' apparently, but there it is, or I suppose here I am for ya: taking up beautiful things we find, giving them names, dwelling on form even in the Garden. All their intent is for our delight. Divine creation hears me, and -- nah. Just creation. Just a thing and what a thing goddamn. Four dudes, a ferris wheel, diminuendo, safe travels. Over to you.


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The driver who police say was at fault for a crash on the Schriever overpass Tuesday morning was taken to the hospital for broken bones and was also charged with careless operation, Trooper Evan Harrell said.
Blake Ledet, 19, got distracted while he was driving north and his left tire hit the concrete median at the south base of the overpass, Harrell said. It caused Ledet's Honda CRV to veer right, and he overcorrected into the southbound lanes of La. 20 and was hit by an 18-wheeler.
The crash happened about 7:30 a.m., a State Police sergeant said.
His passenger, his brother Taylor Ledet, 20, was also taken to the hospital for minor injuries, Harrell said.
The driver of the 18-wheeler, Joe Leach, 47, of Texas, had minor injuries but declined to be taken to the hospital, Harrell said.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - Many Nevadans have already voted. I could not do that. To me voting early would be asking to eating Thanksgiving dinner on Monday. Election Day is a day to put on your best clothes, throw out your chest in pride to be an American, and walk to the polls with a spring in your step, unless the snow is blowing sideways and leaves you clinging to a lamppost.
Not since the November 6th election of 1860 has our house been so ardently divided against itself, but at least back then we had a political party honest enough to call itself, "The Know-Nothing Party."
This coming Tuesday two hundred nations will be watching with keen interest as we decide what brand we want to put on American Democracy and foreign policy over the next four years.
The only thing that has been decided for certain at this point in a glacial campaign season is that America's ears are ringing from the constant hammering of ads and automated calls that have driven us into the floor like a shingle nail. I got a call during the 7th inning stretch of World Series Game One! That's un-American. Please, Please, Please (picture James Brown) Justice Roberts, revisit Citizens United! As an aside, I thought that stirring rendition of "God Bless America" by that Irish cop from the tenderloin was the best I ever heard.
The only issue that matters to me in this election is health care, and that includes Iran, North Korea, Syria and others at high risk such as Israel and us. The contraceptions we need to be worrying about are the centrifuge and conflagration. But let us talk about "sick care" for a moment...
People who smoke have no voice in a conversation about health care. People who drink to excess have no voice in a conversation about health care. People who eat to excess have no voice in a conversation about health care. That leaves three people in each of the 50 state who are qualified to talk about health care. If we would talk about "health" a little more, we could be talking about "care" a lot less.
Getting back to the election, I suppose a government built upon recalcitrant ideologue is somewhat better than what they have in Russia. What we saw in the recent Russian election was autocratic corrupt verses despotic repressive.
To characterize our imminent election in baseball terms during these glorious days of SF World Series afterglow, I turn to Casey at the Bat, "Hope springs eternal in the human breast." So yes, Nevada, there is still hope in Mudville...
I shall leave the last word, as I am wont to do, to Mark Twain: "It cannot be well, or safe to let the present political conditions continue indefinitely. They can be improved, and American citizenship should rouse up from its disheartenment and see that it is done."
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The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office and Center for Children and Families, Inc. recently partnered together to help families provide their children with winter coats. The families reside in rural parts of Cleveland County.
CCFI gave 75 coats to CCSO. Deputy Brandon Hilbun, assistant community policing deputy, found children who needed coats.
About 45 coats were donated to Slaughterville Baptist Church. Pastor Greg Mack thanked CCFI for their donations.
The remaining jackets were given to the Maguire Farm Store in Noble.
Sheriff Joe Lester thanked CCFI for their generosity.
"It's great to have an organization like CCFI, who always stands ready to assist the children in our community who are a little less fortunate, to be partnered with us," Lester said.
"CCFI is making a difference in improving the quality of life for families and children in Cleveland County, and we at the sheriff's office thank CCFI for that."
Any questions regarding this press release and/or information can be addressed to Meghan McCormick, Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, community liaison/public information officer. McCormick can be reached at (405) 701-8847.
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best universities for CFD research today?
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The library can easily be extended through an object-oriented approach
and is reasonably well documented.
Gerris is available free of charge under the terms of the Free
Software Fundation General Public License (GPL).
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In addition to running the common SPEC workstation benchmarks, the
reviewers acquired a number of workstation-class applications that span CAD, MCAD, and DCC software areas, and created a number of custom tests with help from the software vendors.
The review also focused on performance in "dual-head" mode, which all of the top boards now support.
Now if someone would just donate a Wildcat III to me for "testing"...
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