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POSITION: Defenseman
SHOOTS: Left
BIRTHPLACE: Recife, BRA
DRAFTED: COL: 1998-19 overall
|WHL West First All-Star Team (1999) Traded to Calgary by Colorado with Rene Corbet, Wade Belak and Colorado's 2nd round compensatory pick (Jarret Stoll) in 2000 NHL Draft for Theoren Fleury and Chris Dingman, February 28, 1999. Traded to Buffalo by Calgary with Ales Kotalik and Calgary's 2nd round pick (Jake McCabe) in 2012 NHL Draft for Chris Butler and Paul Byron, June 25, 2011. Traded to Los Angeles by Buffalo for Los Angeles' 2nd round pick (later traded back to Los Angeles Los Angeles selected Alex Lintuniemi) in 2014 NHL Draft and Los Angeles' 2nd round pick (later traded back to Los Angeles Los Angeles selected Erik Cernak) in 2015 NHL Draft, April 1, 2013. Signed as a free agent by Calgary, January 11, 2016. Officially announced his retirement, January 11, 2016.
2013-14: Goal and tied career high with plus-4 rating Feb. 26 at COL...First career overtime goal Feb. 6 vs. CBJ...Played in 1,000th career game Feb. 1 vs. PHI...PLAYOFFS: Assisted on the GWG in Game 6 of the Western Conference First Round series April 28 vs. SJS.
2012-13: Made Kings debut April 4, 2013 vs. MIN (assist, plus-2 and six hits in game)...Acquired from BUF on April 1, 2013 (had two assists and 21 PIM in 29 games with Sabres).
2011-12: Led BUF in hits (172)…Second on team in blocked shots (112)…Played in his 900th career game April 3, 2012 vs. TOR…Became the 130th defenseman in NHL history to play 900 games…Goal Feb. 17, 2012 vs. MTL (his first goal since March 1, 2011).
2010-11: Goal March 1, 2011 at STL…Played in 804th career game with the Flames Feb. 16, 2011 vs. DAL, surpassing Al MacInnis for most by a CGY defenseman…Two assists and plus-4 rating Feb. 14, 2011 at COL…Points (1-6=7) in five straight games (Feb. 3-11, 2011)…Played in 800th career game (two assists in game) Feb. 9, 2011 vs. OTT…Goal Feb. 5, 2011 vs. LAK…Played in 791st career game with the Flames Jan. 19, 2011 vs. MIN, surpassing Theo Fleury for third all-time on CGY's all-time games played list…Recorded 150th career point and was a plus-3 Dec. 27, 2010 vs. BUF…Two assists and a plus-3 rating Oct. 22, 2010 at CBJ.
2009-10: Goal March 14, 2010 at VAN…Goal Jan. 18, 2010 at SJS…Played in 700th career game Dec. 19, 2009 vs. NSH…Points (0-6=6) in career high six straight games (Oct. 16-Nov.4, 2009)…Plus-3 rating two consecutive games (Oct. 16, 2009 vs. VAN and Oct. 20, 2009 vs. CBJ).
2008-09: Earned 100th career assist Nov. 29, 2008 vs. VAN…Played in 600th career game Oct. 30, 2008 vs. BOS.
2007-08: Third among CGY defensemen in points, goals and plus-minus (plus-11)…Ranked 18th among NHL defensemen in hits (154)…SHG Feb. 26, 2008 vs. COL…Two assists Dec. 27, 2007 at VAN…Two assists Oct. 18, 2007 vs. LAK.
2006-07: Was a career high plus-27…Recorded 100th career point March 31, 2007 at VAN…Played in 500th career game March 15, 2007 vs. DAL…Three points (1-2=3) Feb. 2, 2007 vs. CBJ…Assists in three straight games (Nov. 3-7, 2006).
2005-06: Career high in goals, assists and points…Led CGY in TOI/gm (23:08)…Two points (1-1=2) March 23, 2006 at STL…Three assists Feb. 6, 2006 at SJS…Played in 400th career game Jan. 29, 2006 at CHI…Two assists Dec. 3, 2005 at PIT…PLAYOFFS: Tied for team lead among defensemen in points.
2003-04: Third among CGY defensemen in points…Two assists April 2, 2004 at LAK…Scored first career GWG Feb. 15, 2004 at MIN…Two assists Jan. 10, 2004 vs. FLA…Played in 300th career game Nov. 22, 2003 vs. CHI…Named an alternate captain for CGY on Oct. 8, 2003…PLAYOFFS: Helped Flames advance to Stanley Cup Final before losing to TBL in Game 7…Third among NHL defensemen in points…Three assists in Game 6 of the Western Conference Quarterfinals (April 17, 2004 vs. VAN).
2002-03: Second on CGY in TOI/gm (22:45).
2001-02: Participated at YoungStars game as part of the 2002 NHL All-Star Game festivities.
2000-01: On CGY he ranked second in hits (171) and first in blocked shots (104)...Played in 100th career game Feb. 9, 2001 at COL.
1999-00: Nominated for the 2000 Bill Masterton Trophy, the youngest nominee in NHL history…Won CGY's Humanitarian Award…Led CGY rookies in goals…First career multi-point game Feb. 25, 2000 vs. PHX…Scored first NHL goal Nov. 10, 1999 vs. SJ…First NHL point Nov. 6, 1999 vs. FLA…Made NHL debut Oct. 28, 1999 at OTT.
LAST AMATEUR CLUB: Kamloops, WHL.
TRANSACTIONS: Selected by COL in the first round (19th overall) in the 1998 NHL Entry Draft…Traded to CGY by COL with Rene Corbet, Wade Belak and a second-round selection in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft for Theo Fleury and Chris Dingman on Feb. 28, 1999…Traded to BUF by CGY with Ales Kotalik and a second-round selection in the 2012 NHL Draft for Chris Butler and Paul Byron on June 25, 2011.
INTERNATIONAL PLAY: Played for Team Canada at the following tournaments: Olympics (2006, 6 GP, 0-1=1)…World Championships (2005, 9 GP, 0-0=0, silver medal), (2000, 6 GP, 0-0=0)…World Junior Championships (1999, 7 GP, 0-0=0, silver medal)…Other (2004 World Cup of Hockey, 6 GP 0-0=0, gold medal).
PERSONAL: Nickname: Reg or Reggie…Off-season home: Christopher Lake, SK…Wife name: Kristina…Kids: Wyatt and Shane…Favorite TV show: Boardwalk Empire…Favorite band: Tiesto…Favorite book/magazine: Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett…Favorite sport to play other than hockey: Golf or fishing…Favorite hockey moment: First NHL game…Favorite pro athlete: Roger Federer…Favorite vacation spot: Croatia…Hockey superstitions: Same pregame mental routines…First job: Working on a farm…Why do you wear the jersey number that you do: Because 28 and 24 were taken already, played with a good friend who wore 44…Do you support any charities: Impact Society.

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Along with his master Jacob van Ruisdael (1628/1629 - 1682), Hobbema was one of the main ambassadors of Dutch landscape painting in the 17th century, which ushered in a real revolution in the way nature was represented.
The Dutch looked at nature in a new way, without neglecting its most humble aspects, and the human figure, absent or depicted in everyday life, blends in totally with the landscape.
The water mill motif, in which some saw an evocation of human destiny and a representation of the ingenuity that humankind showed in the 17th century, featured prominently in Dutch painting during this time. Hobbema practically made it his speciality.
The painting at the Petit Palais, which dates from the artist's period of maturity between 1664 and 1668, was very famous in the 19th century, often being used as a reference to the paintings of this series.
The whole composition is very open and is focussed on the mill, with its red roof standing ut against the blue sky dotted with white clouds.


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How many glasses of water did you drink today? For years, we've been told that drinking water is for more than hydration and health, it's also key to weight loss. Most respected diet plans encourage drinking about eight, 8-oz. glasses of water per day. But now, a nutrition expert is calling that into question.
Dr Beth Kitchin, a nutrition expert at the University of Alabama has debunked myths related to drinking water, weight loss and calories.
Dieters are often advised to drink a lot of water to help shed weight. But Kitchin said that it is just a myth that drinking water aids slimming.
"There is very little evidence that drinking water promotes weight loss – it is one of those self-perpetuating myths. I'm not saying drinking water isn't good – but only one study showed people who drank more water burned a few extra calories, and it was only a couple of extra calories a day," Kitchin, Ph.D., R.D., assistant professor of nutrition sciences, said in a statement.
There is also another myth that says people must drink eight glasses of water a day.
Kitchin said that it is important that the body gets sufficient amount of fluids every day. But it does not necessarily have to be only from water. As of now, there is no evidence proving water's role in dissolving fat.
Although water is the best liquid to drink; green tea, coffee, diet soda, juices and squash are also hydrating.
"People think coffee doesn't count, but actually it does. When you drink coffee, your body is retaining much of that fluid – especially for people who are habituated to drinking caffeine, as the body adapts, resulting in a reduced loss of fluids."
Drinking cold water helps lose weight is another common myth. Kitchin believes that water might help burn extra calories but it does not have sufficient impact to assist weight loss.
The only way to lose weight is to consume lesser calories. Kitchin recommends eating fruits, vegetables and soups. Enrolling in long-running weight management programs like EatRight by UAB or Volumetrics can also help.
Kitchin's claims contradict the conclusion of previous studies that found drinking two cups of water 20 to 30 minutes before every meal helps people lose weight quickly.
Water is good for our bodies. It doesn't have an ingredient list (at least it shouldn't). It helps keep our skin clear and provides the essential hydration we need. There's even research backing up the claim that drinking water prior to meals will help curb hunger, and therefore, help with weight loss. So FoodFacts.com isn't necessarily jumping off of water-weight loss connection band wagon just yet. We'd like more information before we take that leap.


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Topic: Fantastic job, Rick!
The site looks fantastic! Thank you so much for all the hard work!!!
And a very happy birthday to Mark!
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The site looks fantastic! Thank you so much for all the hard work!!!
And a very happy birthday to Mark!
Mark must have been an amazing person to inspire you and Stacie to take the initiative.
Happy Birthday Mark!
Rick. Stacy, and Sara and whomever else, Super duper! "A great Happy Birthday Mark !'
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Ditto what everyone said - and happy birthday to Mark!
Happy Birthday and thank you Mark for bringing all of us together.
Fantastic. What a wonderful way to honor someone you love. Happy Birthday Mark.
Happy belated birthday Mark. Your family sure loved you. You passing was not in vain as it is helping so many others with this terrible disease.
Looking great! Thanks for all your hard work and creating the space for our community. It's a life-saving service.
I havent been on the site for a while - but yes - the website looks fantastic! xx
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I'm currently using an ancient discarded desktop as a media server. It's an Athlon XP 3200+ With a gig of ram running Windows XP. It's running PMS 1.90.1 and I've got a 1tb external drive hooked up to it with various video formats on it.
As a general rule, the setup works well and there isn't much delay or stuttering when I use tsMuxeR However, it has some trouble streaming .mkv files or anything HD. I figured I'm asking a bit much of a desktop that I got for free because someone was throwing it away, so I wondered what I could build cheaply that would exceed the requirements for the software.
The FAQ recommends: minimum good dual core, eg 2.8GHz Core2Duo
I am looking at an Athlon ii x4 combo http://www.portatech.com/products/product.cshtml?id=70248&o=82579,57392&r=p&utm_source=pricewatch&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=AMD+A780-MB+%2b+Athlon+II+X4+645&utm_campaign=Motherboard+Combos for $125 and it looks like 4 gigs of ddr3 ram would run me under $40. I've already got a hard drive and monitor so that leaves me $35 to spare for a case and power supply. I would think 300 or 400 watts would be plenty since it's only ever running the media server and the case can be plain Jane. This computer would never do anything else besides run the server.
I am not married to the Athlon ii x4 processor, it just seemed like a reasonable price for a quad core.
Is there something better I should be getting in this price range? This seems a bit overkill for a media server only usage.. has anyone had success with a lesser build? The dual core was only like $30 less, so that's why I figured I'd go with the quad.
Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thank you!


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There are patterns which emerge in one's life, circling and returning anew, an endless variation on a theme. So musicians say the greatest sonatas are composed; whether or not it is true, I do not know, but of a surety I have seen it emerge in the tapestry of my life.
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The Audubon Zoo reopened after a small monkey escaped its enclosure Friday morning, officials said.
The zoo closed after 10 a.m. and hundreds of patrons waited outside the grounds. After 11 a.m., the zoo reopened its gates.
Officials with the zoo said an 11-year-old Colobus monkey, named Kivuli, escaped, but was recaptured and was in good health.
Zoo officials said Kivuli is Swahili, meaning "Ghost." He was given that name because he was born on Halloween, a zoo representative said.
An investigation was planned to ensure the incident didn't happen again, the zoo said.


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April 13, 2011
IEA Releases First Clean Energy Progress Report at Ministerial
Plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles such as the Chevrolet Volt could be a key to cutting down fossil fuel usage, according to the International Energy Agency.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) released its first Clean Energy Progress Report at the Clean Energy Ministerial in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on April 6. The report finds that impressive progress has been made in developing clean energy technologies in recent years, but the surging demands for fossil fuels are outstripping deployment of clean energy technologies. The report focuses on global deployment of clean energy technologies and provides recommendations to countries on future action and spending.
According to the IEA, coal has met 47% of the world's new electricity demand over the past decade, eclipsing clean energy efforts made over the same period of time, which include improved implementation of energy efficiency measures and rapid growth in the use of renewable energy sources. IEA argues that more aggressive clean energy policies are required, including the removal of fossil fuel subsidies and the implementation of transparent, predictable, and adaptive incentives for cleaner energy options.
The Clean Energy Progress Report provides an overview of key policy developments and public spending on research, development, demonstration, and deployment of clean energy technologies. Among those technologies, the report mentions renewable energy, energy efficiency, and electric vehicles (EVs). The report also urges governments to do more to assist the introduction of EVs and plug-in hybrid vehicles, which are emerging as an area of intensive activity. It spotlights solar and wind power as two areas of strong development. See the IEA press release.


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Autism Insurance Reform: A Bill's Survival Guide
This is a guest post by Josh Cobbs, Autism Speaks Iowa Chapter Advocacy Chair.
When Senate File1/House File 1, more commonly known as Drew's Bill, was introduced in the Iowa Legislature in 2009, it was an unexpected gift. The autism insurance reform bill, sponsored by Representative Ray S. Zirkelbach and Senator Daryl Beall, was one of the first pre-filed bills introduced in the legislature that year and we hoped that this early action was a good omen. The Iowa autism community had tried many times in previous sessions to get a bill introduced with no luck. As it turned out, getting the bill introduced would be the easiest part of this long journey.
Just as quickly as Drew's Bill was introduced, it was killed by the Senate Commerce Subcommittee. That was a hard day. I, along with so many other parents, families and advocates could not understand why legislators did not see the merit in our case for autism insurance reform. Why did they not understand that requiring that health insurance companies provide children with autism spectrum disorders coverage of medically necessary, evidence-based therapies would not only lead them to live a better life now, it would also save the state money on special education services, institutionalization, and adult services later? That same day advocates became intensely committed to working over the summer to educate legislators on why insurance reform was needed.
With the education underway, we went back to the Senate in 2010 to again make our case for reform. This time, we were joined by several key players, such as Lorri Unumb, Senior Policy Advisor and Counsel for Autism Speaks, Judith Ursitti, Regional Director of State Advocacy Relations for Autism Speaks, former Lieutenant Governor Sally Pederson, Senator Beall, as well as many others that continued to help push for passage of reform legislation. The first hurdle was the Senate Finance Subcommittee. The Subcommittee hearing was an all day event. By the end, we were exhausted, but elated with the unanimous yes vote to move our bill to the full Finance Committee. With the momentum of the Subcommittee vote, we easily passed the full Committee and then the full Senate. The autism community was ecstatic. We could finally see real change on the horizon, but there were still hurdles to cross and the bill's future was still in jeopardy in the House.
The Iowa House was deeply divided on the bill. HF1 was scheduled for a House Commerce Subcommittee hearing that would become one of the craziest days thus far in our push for autism insurance reform. The day of the Subcommittee hearing, advocates packed the room. We knew the bill was scheduled for a vote and that the fate of our effort lay in the hands of the Subcommittee members. In the end, the Subcommittee refused to vote. In doing so, they effectively killed our bill. Even with all the momentum from the Senate passage, all of the education on the issue over the summer, all of the years of activism, hope and prayer from families in the autism community, the Subcommittee would not allow the bill to move forward.
Advocates refused to give up hope. After going through so much, we just had to get something passed this year. They say that where there a will, there is a way and for us the way was to include autism insurance reform in the Standing Appropriations Bill, Iowa's version of the state budget. Our legislative champions submitted the language and advocates began to contact their Representatives to secure it in the appropriations bill. It worked! In a press conference to announce the details of the final appropriations bill, a reporter asked, "what about autism?" Leadership responded, "Autism is in."
Advocates and lawmakers agree that more work is needed to cover the entire Iowa ASD population. At this point, the bill will only cover state employees, but it is a good first step to give some families the help they richly deserve and begin Iowa on a road towards real and full reform. The passage of the Iowa bill is a testament to the persistence of families in the autism community and the determination of our legislative champions to provide help. They refused to take no for an answer and did everything possible to ensure that our bill and our effort survived.
To learn more about Autism Votes, take action today on autism insurance reform legislation in your state, or find out about Autism Speaks' federal legislative advocacy agenda, please visitwww.autismvotes.org


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Tommy Rosen on Yoga for Addiction and Recovery
Tommy Rosen is a California-based yoga teacher specializing in yoga for addiction and recovery. He has been on the path of sobriety for more than 20 years now, and he has found that the most powerful tools in healing from addiction are a combination of yoga, meditation and the 12-step recovery program. His biggest take-away for addicts is to reach out to their communities, as he believes that collaboration is the best method for healing. To learn more, visit TommyRosen.com.


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Water-related diseases
Anaemia is common throughout the world. Its main cause, iron deficiency, is the most prevalent nutritional deficiency in the world. Several infections related to hygiene, sanitation, safe water and water management are significant contributors to anaemia in addition to iron deficiency. These include malaria, schistosomiasis and hookworm.
The disease and how it affects people
Anaemia is a condition that occurs when the red blood cells do not carry enough oxygen to the tissues of the body. Anaemia affects all population groups. However the most susceptible groups are pregnant women and young children. In the milder form, anaemia is "silent", without symptoms. In the more severe form, anaemia is associated with fatigue, weakness, dizziness and drowsiness. The signs include loss of normal colour in the skin (in fair skinned people) and also in the lips, tongue nail beds and the blood vessels in the white of the eye. Without treatment, anaemia can worsen and become an underlying cause of chronic ill health, such as impaired fetal development during pregnancy, delayed cognitive development and increased risk of infection in young children, and reduced physical capacity in all people. Low birth weight infants, young children and women of childbearing age are particularly at risk of anaemia. Women of childbearing age need to absorb 2-3 times the amount of iron required by men or older women.
The cause
The main causes of anaemia are nutritional and infectious. They usually coexist in the same individual and make anaemia worst.
Among the nutrition factors contributing to anaemia, the most common one is iron deficiency. It is due to a diet that is monotonous, but rich in substances (phytates) inhibiting iron absorption so that dietary iron cannot be utilised by the body. Iron deficiency may also be aggravated by poor nutritional status, especially when it is associated with deficiencies in folic acid, vitamin A or B12, as is often the case in populations living in developing countries
With regard to infections, malaria is another major cause of anaemia : it affects 300-500 million people, and in endemic areas it may be the primary cause of half of all severe anaemia cases (WHO, 2000). Hookworm infection and in some places schistosomiasis also contribute to anaemia. Approximately 44 million pregnant women have hookworm infections and 20 million people are severely infected with schistosomiasis. Anaemia can also be due to excessive blood loss, such as gastrointestinal infections associated with diarrhoea. The most important water-related causes of anaemia are malnutrition and water-borne or water-related infections.
Anaemia is a common problem throughout the world and iron deficiency is the most prevalent nutritional deficiency in the world. It affects mainly the poorest segment of the population, particularly where malnutrition is predominant and the population exposed to a high risk of water-related infection.
Scope of the problem
Nine out of ten anaemia sufferers live in developing countries, about 2 billion people suffer from anaemia and an even larger number of people present iron deficiency (WHO, 2000). Anaemia may contribute to up to 20% of maternal deaths.
Full discussion of strategies towards anaemia prevention are beyond the scope of this Fact Sheet. Because anaemia is the result of multiple factors, the identification of these factors and of the causes and type of anaemia is important. Important actions include addressing underlying causes correcting iron deficiency, treatment of underlying disease processes (in particular nutritional deficiencies - Folic acid, Vitamin A and B12).
In children, promoting breastfeeding and proper complementary foods are important in controlling anaemia.
Improving hygiene, sanitation and water supply; and improving water resource management to contribute to control of schistosomiasis and malaria where they occur are important contributory measures in prevention of anaemia.
WHO. Turning the tide of malnutrition: responding to the challenge of the 21st century. Geneva: WHO, 2000 (WHO/NHD.007)
Prepared for World Water Day 2001. Reviewed by staff and experts in the Department of Nutrition for Health and Development (NHD) and the Water, Sanitation and Health Unit (WSH), World Health Organization (WHO), Geneva.


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David Irving, Hitler and Holocaust Denial: Electronic Edition, by Richard J. EvansTable of Contents
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(A) Irving's claim in Hitler's War (1977)
1.In Hitler's War (1977), Irving argues that Hitler disapproved of the killings of Jews in the East. He claims that Hitler even explicitly ordered a stop to the extermination of Jews in November 1941 - as Trevor-Roper noted, blatantly contradicting his own claim that Hitler was ignorant about what was happening to Jews in Eastern Europe. In the most in-depth discussion of this issue, Irving states that on 30 November 1941 Himmler
was summoned to the Wolf's Lair for a secret conference with Hitler, at which the fate of Berlin's Jews was clearly raised. At 1:30 P.M. Himmler was obliged to telephone from Hitler's bunker to Heydrich the explicit order that Jews were not to be liquidated; and the next day Himmler telephoned SS General Oswald Pohl, overall chief of the concentration camp system, with the order: "Jews are to stay were they are".76
2.Irving's evidence for his far-reaching claims relies purely on one entry in Himmler's phone log. Apparently, Himmler had a phone conversation from Hitler's bunker with Heydrich in Prague on 30 November 1941 at 1:30 pm, which Himmler summarised as follows:
|Verhaftung Dr Jekelius
|Arrest of Dr Jekelius
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|Supposed son of Molotov.
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|Jew-transport from Berlin.
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|No liquidation.
3. Irving interprets this in the 1977 edition of his book as meaning that Hitler told Himmler to tell Heydrich over the phone not to kill any Jews at all, ever. In the introduction to Hitler's War, Irving states that this is 'incontrovertible evidence' that 'Hitler ordered on November 30, 1941, that there was to be "no liquidation" of the Jews (without much difficulty, I found in Himmler's private files his own handwritten note on this)'.78 Later on in the text, Irving several times refers to Hitler's 'November 1941 order forbidding the liquidation of the Jews'. The document Jackel, Hitler und der Mord an den europaischer Juden is mentioned no fewer than six times in the book, and forms the object of its only illustration. In June 1977 he also said: 'We want to know why other historians have not mentioned ever the one document that exists of Adolf Hitler saying "no liquidation of even a tiny train-load of Jews".'
76. Irving, Hitler's War (1977 edition), 332.
77. IfZ, Archiv F 37/2,1941; now printed in Peter Witte et al. (eds.), Der Dienstkalender Heinrich Himmlers 1941/42 (Hamburg, 1999), p.278.
78. Irving, Hitler's War (1977 edition), xiv.
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Lindsey Vonn's father, Alan Kildow, was commiserating over the phone Tuesday night with an old friend, former U.S. Ski Team downhiller Andy Mill of Aspen.
"I said, 'We both know the drill,' " Kildow said. "I've had four knee surgeries and he's had 12, I think. You get in the starting gate only so many times in downhill and speed events, and eventually the numbers catch up with you."
Vonn, 28, had never suffered a serious knee injury until Tuesday when she crashed landing a jump at 50-60 mph in a super-G at the world championships in Schladming, Austria. She was diagnosed with a torn anterior cruciate ligament, a torn medial collateral ligament and a lateral tibial plateau fracture in her right knee.
In a statement released by her publicists Wednesday, Vonn said: "First off I want to say thank you to the amazing medical staff that cared for me. I plan on returning to Vail as soon as I can to have the necessary surgeries. I am also grateful to my fans for the outpouring of support, which has really helped me stay positive. I can assure you that I will work as hard as humanly possible to be ready to represent my country next year in Sochi."
Kildow, reached in Minneapolis where he lives, said he was told his daughter plans to travel from Europe on Friday to have surgery Sunday in Vail, although he was hoping for final confirmation later Wednesday.
Kildow was comforted knowing that Bill Sterett of Vail, a team physician for the U.S. Ski Team, was with his daughter in the immediate aftermath of her crash. Sterett is likely to perform her surgery.
"She's fine," Kildow said of his daughter's spirits. "Her sister Laura is there and Sterett is there. Sterett has treated her since she was 13 years old."
Sterett told The Associated Press on Wednesday, "She'll be heading back to Vail and I will be doing surgery on her knee early next week. ... Lindsey is doing well. She's in good spirits."
As to the broken bone, described as a lateral tibial plateau fracture, Sterett said, "The fracture is called an impaction fracture. It should not require any surgery. It just needs to be non-weight on crutches."
Sterett added that Vonn was "a little banged up, and sore everywhere. She's intently focusing on the next step and the next step now is getting from point A to point B, with point B being next season," he said. "She's determined and upbeat."
Sterett left open the possibility of Vonn requiring more than one surgery, saying that with these types of injuries "that's always a possibility."
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(SPOILER ALERT: Avoid reading this post if you don't want to know what happened on Sunday night's episode of "The Good Wife.")
"Alicia, I'm sorry. I want what we had. I want to be with you and only you. Forever."
Were those the last words Will Gardner would have uttered to Alicia Florick if his phone call to her hadn't been interrupted?
Or is that only wishful thinking?
Would he instead have delivered an angry, bitter message? Would it have been just a generic business call with no ulterior meaning?
Apparently, we'll never know.
On Sunday night, "The Good Wife" began dealing with the fallout from Will's shocking death -- a death that stunned fans of the critically lauded legal drama and sent its characters hurtling in new narrative directions.
Written by executive producers Robert and Michelle King, it was a powerful and touching episode that was mercifully free of heavy-handedness. When at its best, "The Good Wife" has an observational shrewdness and an eye for detail that few shows possess. Those powers were on ample display tonight as the characters all reacted to Will's death in ways you would expect.
Alicia, of course, is a mess. "I'm going crazy. I don't know what to do," she tells Kalinda.
As she tries to process the shock, Alicia's main motivation is to try to piece together the final moments of Will's life. Along the way, she's haunted by a phone message that Will left her during a break in court proceedings. But the message is frustratingly incomplete because he was called away and never had a chance to get back to her.
Alicia listens to the fractured message over and over. What did he want? What was on his mind?
Various scenarios play upon her mind. For a while, she fears that Will's final thoughts of her were acrimonious ones -- that he was angry at her for poaching a client. But she learns that was not the case. Finally, she makes a hospital visit to see the prosecutor who huddled with Will in his last moments. But he's under the influence of pain-killers and really has no idea what Will wanted when he called.
Her frustration is apparent and anyone who has lost a loved one without a chance to truly say good-bye could surely relate.
Meanwhile, other characters are dealing with the news in their own ways:
-- Kalinda, like the savvy detective she is, wants answers and she wants them now. She also wants revenge. She confronts the shooter -- Jeffrey Grant -- in his cell and, at one point, offers up a belt so that he can hang himself. But then she pulls it back. "No, you're going to have to live with this," she says.
-- Diane, like everyone, is in shock. But she must deliver the sad news to members of Lockhart Gardner. She's disgusted to see an intern who barely knew Will sobbing uncontrollably and fires her. And later, when a wealthy client rudely demands to be seen that day (or else), she fires him. The stunned client tells her Will wouldn't have done that, but Diane replies: "If I were dead, it's exactly what Will would do."
-- Cary, meanwhile, is also dealing with someone with a shortage of compassion. This guy, a slimy rival lawyer spurns Cary's request to put off a deposition to another day. Cary reluctantly agrees to proceed with the deposition, but uses it to angrily tear into the lawyer and his client.
-- Peter, of course, actually has something to gain from Will's death. But rather than taking any comfort from it (now), he's trying to perform the role of good husband and be there for Alicia. He hurries to her side, gives her a hug and asks if she's all right. But her mind, of course, is elsewhere.
It's on that phone message.
After last Sunday's deadly plot twist, a lot of angry fans vowed not to watch "The Good Wife" anymore. I wonder how many stuck to their guns. Tonight, the show delivered an episode that surely formed a strong bond of empathy and compassion between the characters on screen and the viewers who stuck around.
What did you think of the episode? Are you in or out?
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Count me in!!! I finished the C25K and ran a 5K race last May and didn't keep running...I accomplished my goal and quit :( So I am starting the program again tomorrow and running the same race again this May. I am curious to see if the running is easier than when I did it last time or if I will really be starting from scratch...I guess only time will tell. Good luck to all of you and Happy New Year!!! Tammy
Good luck to everyone starting today! And Happy Birthday to Christie!
To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift.
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Iwannaget fit...
There is a program that is available that we're all talking about. I googled couch to 5 k program and found it, and that's how I found this forum and found it on facebook...
So I'm not sure where it is on here, but you need to get that and print it out. It starts with week 1 and building up...Very doable...
I'm sure it's somewhere on this community you probably just need to do a search for the plan!
Mom of 3...Cypress, TX
2011 Running a 5K by May
and a 1/2 Marathon by the end of the year!
I'm in! I tried it a few months back but my trainer said that the program was too slow so I stopped doing it. Ever since the end of October/beginning of November I have been doing about 1 mile a day and I have not improved. I'm not running an entire mile yet but I am working up to running a full mile, 5k, 10k, hald marathon, and eventually a marathon. I have a 5k in February and March and a 10k in April. I also signed up for a lottery spot in the ING New York City Marathon in November. I really need to get my booty in gear!
I am going to try and do MWF also and do most of my running outside (I live in Louisiana so the weather is kind of nuts here) but if all else fails, I have a treadmill at my house so I should have no excuses for missing any days.
A little bit about me: I am a married 24 year old mom of a 5 month old baby girl. I am also a part time student at LSU and I only have one crazy dog! Hahaha! I lost my baby weight but I am still over weight and I am trying to lose about 75 to 100 pounds. I have a long way to go but I am eating healthy, starting the C25K program today, I do cross training, do cardio at the gym, and do weights. Hopefully I can reach all of my goals in 2011!
"Pain is temporary. It can last for a day, an hour, a week, or a year but it will eventually subside, but quitting lasts forever!"
- Lance Armstrong
"I don't care what you can't do. I want to hear what you can do!"
- Walt Disney
I would love to join all you guys too. I need some motivation to get my butt off the couch. I plan on starting on Monday Jan 3. I live in south central KY so i will probably be doing most of my training on the treadmill until the spring. I am married, 32 years old, have a 4 year old and work full time. So my schedule is pretty full. I willl be doing most of my training in the evening on the MWF schedule. My main goal is to get into shape, get more energy and loose 40 lbs. I am also looking to join Weight Watchers again to help with the weight lose. I gained about 20 lbs in the last year and it has made me feel horrible. I look forward to working with all of you so we can all achieve our goals!!!!
I would like to join all of you, too! I'm 38 years old and am about to finish my Master's and FINALLY embark on a career! I would like to regain my confidence before entering the working world so, I would like to get back into running and lose these 40lbs. I found I lack focus and motivation and think that I might succeed with the help of all of you. I live in Ohio so, I will likely use a treadmill until March or April. I found a website that provides a free 9 week C25k training schedule for those of you who are interested: http://couchto5ktraining.com/couch-to-5k-schedule
I look forward to witnessing everyone's progress!
Hello Everyone
Just thought I would check in. I did a 2.25 mile run today with my dog. It snowed here today and it never does that. We are barely 68 feet above sea level. There was still snow on the ground when I loaded my dog in the car and drove to where we run. I am doing a modified c25k because I am farther along than the 90 second runs. so I am doing run 2 mins walk 1 min this week and hope to be at run 3 mins for next week. My main goal is to run a minimum of 2 miles a day everyday for the year. I know this sounds crazy but I wanna do a streak. It took me 32 mins to do 2.25 miles today. I ran in shorts and forgot my gloves man was that a mistake. It was 39 degrees out, oh and did I mention light drizzle. I did wear a waterproof windbreaker and a hat. I didnt want to be too hot. May have to invest in runnig tights to stay warm if I continue to run in the rain. But I have a treadmill at home too so I hope to not run in bad weather to often. I just wanted to start the year out outside. Plus I have to get my dog in shape too.
I hope everyone had a great run today. I will check in again latter.
Hello Everyone!
Looks like our group is getting bigger and bigger! I'm excited we have so many along for the "Run" So to speak. For those who need some help, you can go to www.coolrunning.com and click on "training" and the "Couch to 5k" The whole thing is there. There are also various podcasts available for free that people like to use. I found the music a bit distracting so I wasn't really a fan. I downloaded an app on my iPod touch for 1.99 that works great, lets you use you own music and prompts you when to walk and run. Just takes the guess work out.
The idea of the Couch to 5K is that it starts you slowly, and gives you a chance to recover between runs. Thus avoiding injury. There are times when you may feel that you can go further and do more, but it encourages you to do just what the program recommends so you don't overdo it and then burn out.
I did not run 1/1, I have a head/chest cold that I'm getting over and still recovering from our overnight with the kids. So I'm hoping to be recovered enough (pretty sure I will be) to start on Monday. Great job to everyone out there who has already started and Latinacowgirl, you make me feel like a slacker! Thanks to Nyla for the birthday wishes. Had a lovely dinner with my husband, back on the Weight Watchers band wagon tomorrow, yes I'm doing that too!
I'm signed up for the Sprint distance Triathlon (1/2 mile swim, 12 mile bike ride and 5k run) in July. Besides that I'd like to do some other 5k's and maybe eventually some 10k's. The St. Paddy's Day Dash in Seattle would be great. It's March 13th I think I'll be confident enough to try it. I'd also like to do an Olympic Distance Triathlon. I really love Triathlons but running is my worst sport, so I'm trying to get a handle on that.
Anyway, just checking in. Happy New Year to everyone! And if anyone else wants to join.. It's not too late.
St. Paddy's Day Dash 5K Seattle, WA 3/13/11
Beat the Bridge 8K Seattle, Wa 5/15/11
Race the River Triathlon Coeur d'Alene ID 7/24/11
Hello All
I'd like to join in. I'm a 37 bloke in the UK, and just need the will power to do it. I have have tried before (last year), and did it for about three weeks before work pressures (that is what I told myself) got in the way. I have the C25K app for my iphone, which I think will help me. I will be starting my journey on the 6th.
Take care
WOW! Way to go! It rarely snows in Louisiana so if I snowed here I would be too distracted by wanting to play in it than getting my running done! Plus you ran in while it drizzled with no mittens when it was in the 30's? Very brave! You are inspire me!
I think 2 miles a day for a year is do able. You just have to keep going and staying motivated. Just don't let yourself get burnt out.
I am doing a 5k walk today and starting the program tomorrow. This year I want to do a 5k walk/jog with my daughter every Sunday. If she's not feeling well or I want to go by myself thats ok too. I just want to be able to go out and do my 5k once a week at least as a stress reliever. Good luck!!!
"Pain is temporary. It can last for a day, an hour, a week, or a year but it will eventually subside, but quitting lasts forever!"
- Lance Armstrong
"I don't care what you can't do. I want to hear what you can do!"
- Walt Disney
Hey Christie & c25K'ers:
Just a word of encouragement to you all - I'm 58, and hadn't run in 20+ years, but have always been active, biking, swimming, etc. I decided to start the C25K program 9 weeks ago, with the end date being 1/1/11, and the goal being a Resolution Run 5K on 1/1/11. The C25K program had great the first 3 weeks - and then my knees blew out big time. This is apparently fairly common. I went to the local running store and had my gait and feet analyzed, which I highly recommend. New shoes and orthotics were a veritable miracle - within 2 more weeks I could run with no pain. I kept with the program religiously, and also cross-trained 2-3 times a week. After week 7, the C25K program doesn't do much for you - after a 5 minute warm-up, you just run for a specific time period. The last two weeks, 8 & 9, I was traveling or caught in that East Coast blizzard. I did my best with treadmills those last two weeks, but I must say that running outside is far better. I didn't feel ready to race, as my last workout my legs felt like wood and I couldn't run more than 15 minutes without walking. I decided to try the 5K yesterday anyway - and it was great!! I DID IT!!! No walking, a blazing (not) pace that gave me a 36:00 minute finishing time. It was fun! My teenage son was so proud of me (he ran it in under 25 minutes). Even my husband told me he was really impressed with the accomplishment, Everyone at the race was so friendly, people were waving and cheering. It is sooo worth it!! Keep with it and you will have a blast at your first 5K! I'm signing up right now for Cupid's Chase 2/12 - and after resting today am starting the Bridge to 10K program!
Help Please, Can anyone give me an idea of a good/strong pace and time that I should be running for my age,
Here is my result for day 1 of c25k morning walked on treadmill 1mile (20Minutes) to warm up prior to starting , did c25k day1 completed when i reached mile 1 while doing this my time was 15min 45 sec.
This is my 2nd time doing this program completed a few months ago and stopped , now I would like to focus on time/endurance compared to my age any help would be appreciated.
Thanks for the encourangement Renee!! Thats great to hear, and congrats!
I ran yesterday for about 25 min, and think i went a little over a mile. I walked before and after and had to stop a few times in the middle too...but hey, i got out there and did it! I really want to get a good podcast to listen to, any suggestions? I had one a while ago and it was pretty bad...all techno, i hated it.
Hope everyone else is doing well. I'm just putting my little guy to sleep right now and am gonna go for a run (day 2) while my husband watches the Pats! =)
"Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you." - Emerson
"If you want to do it, all you have to do is do it." - Ben
I"m in! Oh, how many times have I commited to fitness and weight-loss, and proceeded to fail. So..........I am ready in 2011! I will start C25K tomorrow,and I am signed up for WW, although I haven't been doing it. I also am starting a local TEAM LEAN program on 1/8, which is a competition for weight-loss, with opportunity to win big $ !! With all these motivations, how can I lose? Ha I turn 45 the 22nd of this month. I am needing to lose at least 35 pounds. I"m the mother of two, 10 and 5 (hubby and I were married 13 years before children, by choice - what was I thinking? ) Anyway, I"m a full-time middle-school chorus teacher. My job exhausts me - I've been teaching for 21 years! My best ;time for exercise? 4:30 in the morning! I have done this before, and truly felt awesome. But.......it doesn't last, alas, b/c I truly LOVE TO SLEEP. Anyway - I am starting tomorrow, planning on running MWF and going to gym off days, for Zumba which I love and hopefully some weight-training. I am excited about this group, and wish us all well!
Hi All,
I also would like to join you all. I downloaded C25K to my Droid and did my first walk/run on 12/31/10. It went great and I plan on being flexible with my days as long as I keep a day in between..hope to add in some other exercise on my off days...I have always wanted to be a runner and this program gives me hope to fulfill that. I live in Iowa so I will be on my treadmill for awhile. I am 41 with 5 children ages 22, 13, 18, 5, and 4. My oldest is getting married in June and I hope to be 20 pounds lighter and leaner for her wedding! Also, would love to do some 5k runs this spring and summer! I have always been a sporadic exerciser and am hoping this group will give me that extra motivation I need. I work 2 days a week as a registered nurse so time is not an excuse.
Happy New Year to all and here's to starting off 2011 with a running start!
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The EMR allows patients to have a single, secure electronic medical record across all Robinson Memorial Hospital services from all locations including Robinson Health Affiliates, Inc. offices. Instead of retrieving patient information from multiple locations in a paper chart for patient history, doctors and nurses will access this information securely from portable electronic workstations, laptops or hand-held units that are universal across practices and hospital departments. "Up-to-date information on the patient is at the clinician's fingertips thanks to the EMR," states Stephen Francis, MD, Vice President, Medical Affairs. "And, because information is entered into the EMR in real time, the patient's information is instantly accessible to healthcare providers of Robinson Memorial Hospital."
This electronic system also integrates the hospital's pharmacy, emergency care, ambulatory care and clinical documentation and billing as well. "The benefit of using an electronic system will be improvement in care coordination, enhanced efficiency in healthcare delivery, increased medication safety and improved patient experience across the entire Robinson Memorial Hospital system," states Francis.
Robinson Memorial Hospital also released a patient portal in 2012 when it started transitioning its Robinson Health Affiliates, Inc. offices to EMR. Through this portal, patients from these offices are able to view portions of their medical records from anywhere internet access is available. The patient portal is available through the Robinson Memorial Hospital website at www.robinsonmemorial.org/patientportal.
"Patient safety and quality patient care have always been a top priority at Robinson Memorial Hospital," states Francis. "The EMR system better enables us to continue to provide that kind of care to our patients. It is a very exciting time at the hospital."
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Grand Junction, Colo. (KKCO) - For a number of years now both Grand Junction and Mesa County law enforcement have been looking to construct a regional public safety training facility and CMU may be able to help.
The university officially acquired a 79 acre site from the BLM off highway 141 and 50 that would be used for the training facility.
However, after a recent bid for improvements, it came in over budget. So now CMU and partners are asking city council for 80,000 dollars to help with the shortfall. "Its been a topic of conversation for at least ten years now, and is viewed to be very important in terms of the next level of training that we could offer for our law enforcement folks," says Tim Moore Deputy City Manager.
As of right now city council has given the ok for the Deputy City Manager to continue to work on the plans and then report to council before they give they final ok to send the $80,000.00.
CMU police academy and law enforcement agencies would use the site. The city is also considering whether the site could be used by the fire department as well.


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Getaway car used in an inmate's escape found in Gaffney
Published: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 12:03 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 12:03 p.m.
The getaway car for an Indiana inmate and his girlfriend to flee his work detail was found at the Gaffney Walmart Monday night, police said. A Cherokee County Sheriff's deputy found the gold 1998 Nissan Altima at Walmart, on Walton Drive, about 8:55 p.m. Monday and called for assistance from Gaffney police.
Gaffney Police Chief Rick Turner said the car matched the description and vehicle identification number (VIN) of a car used by Amie Dawn Hernandez, 24, to take Tony Shreve, 35, from his work detail in Rush County, Ind. Turner said Shreve was a trustee and was not serving jail time for violent crimes, but for larcenies and stealing a car.
"At this point, we believe this was a stopping point for them to get rid of that car and to pick up another car that they bought either through Cartrader or Craigslist, something of that nature," Turner said. "We don't necessarily believe they are still in this area, but we're on the lookout for them and would ask if anyone sees them to call 911."
In addition to his other pending charge, he now faces a felony escape charge.
Indiana authorities will pick-up the car from Gaffney today. Gaffney police processed the car, at the request of Indiana police, for fingerprints and for information that could lead to where the two are headed, Turner said.
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Virgil L. Teubner, 79, of Bisbee, N.D., was called to rest on Thursday, April 4, 2013 at the Trinity Hospital in Minot, N.D.
Services were held at 10 a.m. Monday, April 8 at Bisbee Lutheran Church in Bisbee, ND with Rev. Bonnie Weaver officiating. Interment will be in the spring at the Bisbee Lutheran Cemetery.
Dunnigan-Dix Funeral Home, Cando, was in charge of arrangements.
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Additional Countries: Germany, France
Genre/Subject: Drama
Program: Contemporary World CinemaLanguage: German English Subtitles
DIRECTOR: Ulrich Seidl
Producer: Philippe Bober, Christine Ruppert, Ulrich SeidlEditor: Christof SchertenleibScreenwriter: Ulrich Seidl, Veronika FranzCinematographer: Wolfgang Thaler, Ed LachmanPrincipal Cast: Margarethe Tiesel, Peter Kazungu, Inge MauxUS Distributor: Strand Releasing
MUST END Thursday, May 30th at the Sie FilmCenter
Digital presentation - Teresa, a 50-year-old Austrian hausfrau, travels to the beaches of Kenya as a sex tourist or "Sugar Mama". There, she moves from one Beach Boy to the next, buying their love only to be disappointed and quickly learning that there, love is strictly a business. With his very unique brand of realism, socio-political critique and warped humor, Mr. Seidl deals with the market value of sexuality, older women and young men, the power of skin color, Europe and Africa, and the exploited, who have no choice but to exploit others. Ulrich Seidl's film is the opener in the PARADISE Trilogy about three women in one family who take separate vacations: one as a sex tourist, another as a Catholic missionary ("PARADISE: Faith") and the third at a diet camp for teenagers ("PARADISE: Hope"). Three films, three women, three stories of the longing to find happiness in contemporary society.
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"If the Church chooses a Third World person or a black pope it will have to come to terms with itself," Matthias Kobena Nketsiah, archbishop of Cape Coast, told Reuters.
"I am not saying the Church is racist, but there are overtones and perceptions that maybe add up to that."
Speaking in an interview with Reuters TV recorded on Tuesday, Nketsiah said he supported Ghanaian Cardinal Peter Turkson, his predecessor in the Cape Coast archbishopric, for the job of leading the world's 1.2 billion Catholics.
"I am all for it but I have to have my feet on the ground. It will be quite some miracle given the perception of an African of the Third World," he said at his residence in Cape Coast.
Benedict stunned Catholics across the globe on Monday by saying he would step down on February 28.
Some 117 cardinals will enter a closed-door conclave at the Vatican in mid-March to elect a successor.
Two-thirds of today's Catholics live in Latin America, Africa and Asia. Ghana's Cardinal Turkson and Cardinal Odilo Scherer of Brazil are among those mentioned as candidates.
Nketsiah said he believed Turkson, who is 64 and currently head of the Vatican justice and peace bureau, would tend towards being conservative on moral issues if he were elected.
"We in Ghana, and I think in the Third World, we are loyal children of the Church, if I may say so, so he will stick to the teaching of the Church," he said.
"If the Church says there is no way for same sex (relations), that is what he's going to pursue ... He would be somebody who would stick to it and teach how the Church teaches," Nketsiah added, saying he had trained to be a priest with Turkson.
Another African Cardinal, Laurent Mosengwo, archbishop of Kinshasa in Democratic Republic of Congo, is seen as another potential candidate from Africa.
There are no open campaigns or declared candidates for the post and cardinals are forbidden by Church law from revealing who they voted for. Many cardinals choose their favorite after a series of discreet contacts in the days before the election.


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1. BRITISH COLUMBIA Variable winter precipitation in this province has produced wetland conditions ranging from excellent along the coast to fair in the south-central interior and Peace parklands.
2. ALBERTA With below-average winter snowfall and limited runoff to recharge temporary and seasonal wetlands, habitat conditions are generally poor for breeding waterfowl across the prairie and southern parklands of Alberta. Water is more plentiful in the northern parklands and boreal forest, where wetland conditions are rated fair.
3. SASKATCHEWAN Mild, dry weather also prevailed across much of Saskatchewan this winter, resulting in a below-average snowpack and limited spring runoff in many areas. While larger wetland basins still have carryover water from last year, temporary and seasonal wetlands will be in short supply without substantial spring rainfall. Overall, wetland conditions range from poor across the prairie and parklands to good in the boreal forest.
4. MANITOBA Dry conditions exist in southwestern Manitoba's pothole country, where spring rainfall will be required to recharge small wetlands that support many breeding ducks. Overall, habitat conditions range from fair in the southwest to good in the central parklands and boreal forest.
5. ONTARIO Despite variable winter snowfall, wetland conditions are generally good throughout this province, but more spring precipitation will be needed to maintain wetlands in many areas, especially in the south.
8. NORTH-CENTRAL U.S. Above-average temperatures and below-average precipitation have taken a toll on wetland habitats across the Great Plains states. Wetland conditions remain good in the Missouri Coteau of central North Dakota, northeastern Montana, and northern South Dakota. Fair habitat is present in much of Montana and Iowa. Wetland conditions in the eastern Dakotas and Minnesota are generally poor.
9. GREAT LAKES AND NORTHEASTERN U.S. Near-average winter precipitation occurred in Wisconsin and Michigan, while Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio received above-average precipitation. In the northeastern U.S., most of this region received average or above-average winter precipitation. Overall, habitat conditions are good across both regions.
10. WESTERN U.S. In the Central Valley of California, waterfowl habitat conditions range from fair in the Sacramento Valley to poor in the San Joaquin. Across the Intermountain West, habitat conditions range from good in central Oregon and Washington to poor in southern Utah, Nevada, and northern Arizona. In Alaska, the wetland habitat outlook is very good along the coast and excellent in the interior.


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Broker Note Briefing: Wednesday
European equity markets edged lower Wednesday, tracking a weak session in the U.S. Meanwhile E.ON woes deepened as the stock slid for a second session as a trio of investment houses downgraded the company following E.ON's move to put its medium-term profit and dividend targets under review.
Societe Generale cut the stock to "hold" from "buy".
"[E.ON] surprised investors by putting 2013 guidance under review due to a deterioration in macro conditions," SocGen's analysts noted. "The market will have to wait until the first quarter in 2013 for new guidance, leaving the stock in limbo until then."
The French bank added that when the new guidance is delivered it will include all the disposals that have yet to be completed, which it said will likely be more earnings per share dilutive than previously thought.
"Given a lack of visibility and uncertainties around the business model, we see the stock underperforming in the short term," SocGen added.
Deutsche Bank echoed these sentiments, saying that the magnitude and timing of the profit warning was a surprise. The German bank downgraded the stock to "hold" from "buy".
"We are also astonished that the [projected] €1.10 dividend floor for 2013 was removed; we were under the impression the floor was set independent of the pay-out ratio to give investors comfort in uncertain times," the bank said. "The perception of a 'secure' yield has been a key reason to buy E.ON."
Nomura joined the anti-E.ON front, also moving to "neutral" from "buy". "Our analysis suggests that the new guidance will be materially lower than that given in the past, partly because of disposals and partly owing to a deterioration of the operating environment," it said. "We see these issues as affecting all business lines."
Staying with the utilities sector, Societe Generale starts coverage of both Veolia Environnement and Suez Environnement at "buy".
"The shares have underperformed the market and the sector by around 25% and 20% respectively in the second half of the year, despite a stabilization in waste market conditions and organic revenue growth trends over this period," it said.
"While merger discussions with Suez Environnement are no longer ongoing, the shares also do not discount any form of M&A premium," it added. On Suez Environnement, it noted that the French-based utility company offers a lower perceived risk profile than industry peer Veolia, while commanding stronger market positions.


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I'm a Debian user and--like many--I use apt and its associated tools. If you haven't yet discovered apt here's a brief summary of some of it and some of its tools which can make your package management even more powerful.
I'll start with a brief history lesson. The 'Advanced packaging tool' was introduced in 1998 and first included in a Debian release (2.1 or slink) in 1999. There is no single apt application to speak of, instead it's a series of tools and functions originally designed as a front-end to dpkg -- the software at the heart of Debian's package management (it now also support RPM backends). There are several front-ends to apt itself including: Synaptic, aptitude and Adept but I want to look specifically at the base command-line tools--not that there's anything wrong with the front-ends.
One of the advantages of apt is the repository management. Like most packaging systems, apt uses its repositories to find and retrieve packages. The way in which repositories are organised aids greatly with dependencies--where one package depends upon another in order to work properly. Apt repositories also make recommendations and suggestions of other packages which might prove useful. These are not dependencies as the original package will run without them but sometimes what you might think of as a dependency will be a recommendation because there is a choice involved. Debian policy is not to dictate.
Because of the nature of these tools the user running them needs certain privileges. Usually this would be done with sudo or--if you are confident--as root.
Anyway, on with the tools.
apt-get update
:~$ sudo apt-get update
Apt makes use of a local cache of packages, detailing the available packages, their version, the files they contain, their dependencies and installation status. Because it's a local cache it needs to be updated with the central lists within remote repositories. This is the equivalent of Synaptic's reload command.
:~$ sudo apt-cache search gnumeric :~$ sudo apt-cache search spreadsheet :~$ sudo apt-cache search show inkscape :~$ sudo apt-cache depends python
Apt-cache is an interface with the local cache. With it you can search for a package by name or description. For example results for the first two commands above will both include the Gnumeric package but obviously the first one will be more accurate. There are a number of options for
search is probably the most popular,
show will give detailed information on a package,
depends will--as it suggests--show the dependencies for a package.
:~$ sudo apt-get install gnumeric :~$ sudo apt-get remove inkscape :~$ sudo apt-get autoremove
Apt-get is the package management side of apt. Using a single command like the first one will retrieve the
gnumeric package and all it's dependencies--and all their dependencies--and install them, keeping you informed as it goes. Before this
apt-get will ask you to confirm your choice, giving you such information and the download size and eventual storage space required after unpacking. The
remove option will not remove dependencies but will prompt you regarding packages that depend upon the one(s) you are trying to remove. The
autoremove option will clean up packages automatically installed as a dependency but not removed when the dependent package is removed.
apt-cache, there's much more to
apt-get than I can cover here. Check out the man files for more on these powerful commands.
Other useful tools
These tools do not come as part of a default Debian installation so you'll probably need to install them individually.
:~$ sudo apt-show-versions gnumeric :~$ sudo apt-show-versions -u
Apt-show-versions is useful for comparing the versions of a package. Generally this will be the installed one and the one in the repository. Using
-u switch will give a list of all installed packages for which a newer version is available.
Once installed apt-listbugs is automatically called during an
apt-get install process. Before downloading and installing the packages requested (and their dependencies) this will retrieve a list of the critical bugs for them. This is very useful if you are not running a stable version of Debian as you can see which bugs are open, pending or done and look them up before installing.
If you are running several Debian installations, you can use this to create a local mirror of some or all of a repository to save your internet bandwidth. This can be useful if you want to ensure all your machines are using particular versions of packages.
This can also be used to keep bandwidth down for multiple machines but instead it works on a proxy basis, caching repositories updates as clients call on them.
This will list the most recent changes (from the changelog) to a package before you install it.
If your machine is not-networked, keeping it up to date with apt can be awkward.
apt-zip makes this easier by allowing you to store the packages the machine needs on removable media from another--networked--machine.
Whilst Synaptic and Aptitude have their advantages--for example Aptitude will tidy up orphaned dependencies when removing a package--I think there's a lot to be said for the good old
apt tools, particularly if you are on a minimal system or in circumstances where you need to conserve bandwidth etc. I don't claim to be anything like an expert on them and I fully expect others with greater experience to embellish what I've said here. If you've only been using Synaptic give apt a try as well.
I can find no reference on my up-to-date Kubuntu installation nor in Google Linux to a command "apt-update". Do you perhaps mean "[apt-get|aptitude] update"?
apt-get requires root privileges. Your examples above running from a regular user account (:~$ apt-get ... ) will not work. [U/Ku/Xu]buntu users can of course use "sudo" (as can Debian users who have taken the trouble to set it up).
Sorry yes they are all typos. It is indeed apt-get update and where I've put ~:$ it's because I took out all the local prompt info and got a little vigorous.
I do of course recommend using sudo for regular users although if you are going to do a lot of stuff it's just as simple to su to root before hand.
Sorry for any confusion - they've all been corrected in the post now--I hope. Thanks for bringing them to my attention.
apt has a front end?
I've been using apt tools for a long time now. I actually did look at Synaptic once or twice, but haven't really explored it, because apt-get and apt-cache pretty much solve my problems for me.
I appreciate the run down of the other tools, though, I'm going to have to see if I can find ways to make things even easier for myself with them. :-)
I've been using apt tools for a long time now. I actually did look at Synaptic once or twice, but haven't really explored it, because apt-get and apt-cache pretty much solve my problems for me.
I'm the same. When I was introducing some new users to Ubuntu (their choice, I use Debian) I had to find out how Synaptic worked so I could show them: it's okay but I prefer apt-cache and apt-get. Aptitude has some advantages, particularly in automatically cleaning up when you remove a package and not the--soon to be orphaned--packages it depended upon. Apt is better at this now by prompting about autoclean though and will be further improved from what I understand.
I have found apt-show-versions to be very handy for remote boxes. We run several small servers in remote offices. Each of these uses apt-show-versions in a script and mails me the results so I know what needs updating and how urgent it is.
Without a doubt though apt-listbugs has been the best discovery for me, particularly as I run Sid on a couple of my boxes.
cheers Ryan
apt vs. aptitude
I liked your review. Even so, I have a few things to say, not about your review so much as with apt.
I don't mean to rain on apt --because using apt-get with fink on OS X allowed me an easy transition to Debian and then later to Ubuntu-- but I think aptitude is the way to go in as far as a lesser learning curve in learning various apt commands and because aptitude does everything apt does.
I remember discovering for myself years before the the apt orphan fiasco became public that apt was not removing my dependencies. #Debian on freenode was apparently not even aware of the situation because all I got from them were bewildered responses.
Correct me if I'm wrong (and I'm sure someone well-versed in the intrinsic apt details will) but Aptitude's done pretty much everything apt has recently gotten to do recently but years ago. ie., aptitude has handled orphaned dependencies since its start.
Sure, apt now autoremoves dependencies but this is just another command one has to learn in addition to the 16/15 apt commands one needs to know.
"If any of you have noticed, that is 16 different [apt] tools that you need to become familiar with"
Aptitude's syntax is easy. You want to install with aptitude?
aptitude install xxxx
You want to remove?
aptitude remove xxxx
aptitude search xxxx
Doesn't the above look easier than ... ?
apt-get install xxxx
apt-get autoremove xxxx
apt-cache search xxx
Sure it does. It does so because aptitude's syntax is consistent whereas apt's isn't. Look at it from the point of view of someone starting out that wants to use line-command or someone doing system maintenance late at night when you memory starts going foggy (I've been there), you want easy to remember simple and consistent syntax.
As for why there's been so much effort put into apt when aptitude already solved the issue of easy package maintenance, this baffles me considering that this same effort could have gone in to improving something else, markedly. Hmm, like something exciting like adapting the FreeBSD kernel with the Debian userland, Debian GNU/kFreeBSD.
Maurice Cepeda
aptitude is just a front end to apt
You write as if aptitude were in competition with apt, but AFAIK, aptitude is actually a front end to apt, so everything aptitude does is because of all the work that went into apt.
There are circumstances under which you cannot use a curses-based program, but you can still use line-based programs like apt-get and family. So it's good to know how. And after you know how, it often becomes more trouble than it's worth to remember the other way to do it.
It's not for everybody, obviously, but there are reasons to learn the apt tools.
front-end with bells
AFAIK, aptitude is actually a front end to apt, so everything aptitude does is because of all the work that went into apt.
Whilst the last statement is true, aptitude has long had features which -- although they utilise it -- were not available in apt. Package tidying is one of them. apt has only recently begun to automatically deal with orphaned packages whereas aptitude has done so for a while (presumably by keeping it's own records).
There are circumstances under which you cannot use a curses-based program, but you can still use line-based programs like apt-get and family. So it's good to know how. And after you know how, it often becomes more trouble than it's worth to remember the other way to do it.
I agree here. Every time I go into aptitude I get put off by the curses interface. I forget how to do things I want and apt-cache, apt-get etc. just seem to spring to my mind quicker. Plus I've always been more attracted by common denominators for things like this. I've mentioned this on another post but one of the reasons I use free software (and Debian in particular) is because I like the coal-face feeling you get. I really, really dislike systems that make assumptions for you -- without notification -- and for that reason I prefer things like apt-listbugs and apt-showversions.
apt vs. aptitude
"You write as if aptitude were in competition with apt, but AFAIK, aptitude is actually a front end to apt, so everything aptitude does is because of all the work that went into apt."
True, I do write about them in that way.
As for aptitude being an apt front-end, I don't think it's quite so simple because it's documented that aptitude has avoided orphaned dependencies entirely before apt autoremove.
Read about it at,
I tried posting the above links earlier but they failed to show up in my last post.
If you don't like curses based apps, no problem; You don't have to use the aptitude curses based UI to use aptitude. You can use it form line command. That's what my earlier post alludes. "Actions may be performed from a visual interface or from the command-line." [http://algebraicthunk.net/~dburrows/projects/aptitude/doc/en/rn01re01.html]
As for places where a curses based app isn't optimal, I'm not sure what might fit this bill but there's line command aptitude just as with apt-get but with consistent syntax.
Read about it at (and see the commands listed on my earlier posted comment),
apt vs. aptitude
"As for places where a curses based app isn't optimal, I'm not sure what might fit this bill but there's line command aptitude just as with apt-get."
so they are on par, unless you refer to GUI apt front-ends such as Synaptic. I don't think there is anything like that for aptitude, sounds like a good idea for a project.
apt vs. aptitude
Just a note to mention the Sidux/Aptosid method of using apt to update the whole system (which makes a lot of sense to update without a gui running)
press Ctrl-Alt-F1 to open the CLI
login as root
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade (-d to download packages only)
apt-get clean
Ctrl-Alt-F7 to return to login prompt
should work on any Debian based system
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Ok, so 2008 won't go down as one of the best years in recent memory. We've had a financial collapse of historic proportions, a housing meltdown, a credit crunch, a $50 billion investment scam, a failing U.S. auto industry, dramatic oil and food price shocks, deadly terror in India, continued mayhem in Iraq and Afghanistan, genocide in Africa, voter turnout scandals, Sarah Palin and Rod Blagojevich, and to cap it off, a re-emergence of violence in one of the most intractable conflicts of all-time (Congrats, Israelis and Palestinians, for once again proving how stupidity and inhumanity know no borders!)
But the year wasn't all bad. And I'm not just talking about Barack Obama, either. In addition to the president-elect, some of My Many Favorite Things this year that I haven't yet mentioned in my MOFT columns include Marshmallow Fluff, Rock Band, the Opening Ceremony of the Summer Olympics, Amazon.com, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, Bob, Noa, The Week magazine, brown rice, The NY Times Magazine Crossword Puzzle, Lean Cuisine BBQ Chicken Pizzas, and of course, dagblog.com.
But My One Favorite Thing of the Year towered above the rest. The MOFT Of The Year is actually something that I've been enjoying for the past several years, but I just feel now that I have this platform, I owe it to this particular thing to give it the publicity, honor and respect it so richly deserves.
I'm talking, of course, about Cottonelle's Fresh Flushable Moist Wipes, which is basically a long-winded way of saying wet toilet paper. Now before you scoff, let me tell you a story (and demonstrate exactly what I mean when I say the Deadman has no shame).
One of my most horrific memories growing up involves me riding in a car as my mom rushed my dad to the hospital. I remember watching my dad, who whom I have always thought of as having a considerable pain tolerance, writhing and moaning in the back seat with what was apparently an awful, unbearable case of hemorrhoids.
My dad, after undergoing an emergency surgery to remove the hemorrhoids, ended up putting those problems, ahem, 'behind' him, but that scene was foremost in my mind when in college I started experiencing some significant derriere discomfort. There were days when sitting down was difficult and the prospect of going to the bathroom filled me with dread.
The pain would come and go, but I always worried that one day it'd be my butt on its way to the hospital. So I learned all I could about avoiding hemorrhoids and reducing their prevalence – eat more fiber, don't strain, get off the pot as quickly as possible. But I quickly found out (on a tip from Howard Stern, I believe) that wiping your tush with water and keeping it thoroughly clean was far and away the best thing you could do.
However, moistening toilet paper with water can get a little messy and isn't usually practical in a public restroom. And for reasons I will never fully understand, the bidet – quite possibly France's greatest contribution to society – hasn't yet been accepted in America (though Google has installed them in their Mountain View, Calif. headquarters).
Thankfully, Kimberly-Clark and Cottonelle came to the rescue by introducing their pre-moistened wipes in the U.S. in 2001. Other companies have since come out with their own wipes, and I've tried them all, but I feel Cottonelle's are the best: They're strong, stay moist the longest, and are removed in an easy 'pop-up' style (and also come in convenient refill and travel pack sizes.)
I love these things. They're fucking magical. I barely ever use regular, dry toilet paper anymore, and my butt pain is basically a thing of the past. My girlfriend makes fun of me because I am always buying or ordering more boxes of these wipes, but I don't want to run out, especially now that this year I've found out they aren't just for wiping your ass. They're great for after-sex cleanup, and removing small spills, and for quick, in-between-groomer dog baths, and I'm betting they have many more uses that I just haven't discovered yet (perhaps somewhere hidden in all that Aloe-and-Vitamin E moistened goodness is the solution to the Middle East conflict?).
So congratulations to Cottonelle for winning the prestigious MOFT of the Year award, and I now eagerly await your snide and mocking comments (please include at least one badass pun somewhere within your comment; bonus points for two or more well-situated, cheeky double entendres)


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HENDERSONVILLE — Coleen N. Crawford, age 86, of Hendersonville, N.C., died Saturday, November 17, 2012, at Pardee Hospital in Hendersonville. She was born July 11, 1926, in Osceola, Iowa, to the late Guy S. Nicholson and Catherine Ritchey.
She was the wife of the late Gaither "Doc" Crawford.
She retired from the North Carolina Highway Patrol after 25 years of service and was an active member of Shaws Creek Baptist Church.
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Judge Kathryn Thirlwall leveled most of the responsibility for the fire on Mick Philpott, describing him as a dangerous man. His wife, Mairead, and family friend Paul Mosley each received 17 years for manslaughter.
Prosecutors say the couple hatched a plan to start a gasoline-fueled fire and then rescue the children, pinning blame on Philpott's mistress so he could gain advantage in their child custody battle.
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