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WATERBURY — Any nonbelievers in the strength of momentum during a football game found themselves converted as they glared at the Municipal Stadium scoreboard at about 9:30 Friday night.
Holy Cross 37, Woodland 18.
The Crusaders pulled an upset over the previously unbeaten Hawks with a wave of second-quarter momentum that would have swallowed a small island. At least, it gobbled up Woodland.
After the Hawks needed just eight plays and fewer than three minutes of possession to take a 12-7 lead, Holy Cross (6-2, 4-0 NVL Copper) found its groove on both sides of the ball.
The Crusaders started to hold the ball on offense. They started getting pressure on Woodland quarterback Tanner Kingsley. They started making big play after big play, with few failures.
"We knew we couldn't let them keep scoring to turn the game into a shootout," Holy Cross wide receiver Trai Weaver said. "After the first two drives, we started locking down the deep wide receivers and getting pressure
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It all began to come together when Woodland (7-1, 4-1) took over on downs after making a fourth-down stop inside its own 5-yard line. On second-and-11 from the 3, Gerron Pendarvis put pressure on Kingsley and drew a holding penalty. Because the foul occurred in the end zone, it went as a safety and drew the Crusaders to within 12-9.
Holy Cross failed again offensively when Mike Kenney picked off Joe Kalosky on fourth down, but Pendarvis threw the pendulum back to his Crusaders when he peeled off his block and intercepted a pass at the Woodland 8. On the next play, Justice McDaniel punched in the go-ahead touchdown to make it 16-12.
"I knew we had to get pressure, and I figured I could be the one to get a lot of pressure on the quarterback," Pendarvis said. "I watched a little extra film this week to prepare for the screens."
Crusaders coach Mike Giampetruzzi saw the game at a tipping point and decided to let his kicker, Kyle Broderick, boot it over the edge on the ensuing kickoff.
Broderick dribbled an onside kick to his right, where Brandon Black recovered at the Woodland 45. The Hawks, who possessed the ball for just 8:11 in the first half, were back on defense again.
"I figured we would take a chance," Giampetruzzi said. "We were getting the momentum, and it just seemed a great time to call it."
"Kyle Broderick is the best kicker in the NVL and is very good with onsides," Black said. "I credit all the guys on my side who blew up their line. All I had to do was grab the ball."
Two plays later, Weaver scored his second touchdown on a 41-yard option pitch from Kalosky to make it a 23-12 Holy Cross lead with 4:36 left in the first half.
"I was just excited for us to get the ball again so we could score," Weaver said. "I just made a few cuts and eventually saw the end zone."
The Hawks rallied to make it a 23-18 halftime score on an 11-yard pass to Taylor Tucciarone from Kingsley, who tallied his 100th career touchdown toss on that play, but they never sniffed another point.
"A lot of the problem was we couldn't get off the field on defense," said Woodland coach Tim Shea, whose team held the ball for only 15:54 the entire night. "We usually get teams to third and fourth downs, but we couldn't get off the field tonight. The safety and the onside kick didn't help."
Holy Cross' secondary held firm all night, and its pass rush made life difficult for Kingsley, who was sacked twice in the second half by Pendarvis to ruin drives.
"Every week we tell (Pendarvis) he's good, and he knows he's good," Black said. "Once we get him in the mindset that he's going to give 100 percent on every play, he's the best defensive player in the NVL."
Weaver scored twice after halftime: once on a 15-yard pass from Kalosky to start the half and another on a 14-yard reverse after Woodland fumbled a lateral midway through the fourth. Weaver did it while taking many touches that usually go to the injured Drew Bialoglowy.
"Drew's a great player and not having him is a big loss," Weaver said. "I knew I had to step up in a big way and make big plays."
Holy Cross can clinch the Copper Division title Thursday with a win over Naugatuck. If the Greyhounds win, Woodland would be back in the mix for the championship in a three-way tiebreaker.
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Thirty-five years after Congress passed Title IX, the landmark federal law requiring gender equity in scholastic athletics, the percentage of women's teams coached by women is at its lowest point ever.
More men also are coaching women's teams than at any other time in history, and the average salaries for coaches of women's teams still trail those of coaches for men's teams, according to an Associated Press review of statistics provided by the NCAA and other groups.
It's easy to get caught on either side of the dichotomy of: women have come a long way or that women still have a long way to go in the eyes of equality. But I don't think those two options are mutually exclusive. I think both statements are accurate. What do you think?
I agree that we have come along way, but there is still a huge gap between women and men, especially in athletics. We are still so far behind that we look at the percentage of men coaching women's sports as a reference point. The question of women coaching men's sports does not even come to mind. Title IX was originally intended to reduce the gender gap in all aspects of federally funded educational institutions (academics, scholarships, athletics, etc..) It has become most newsworthy in the area of athletics, however. I think it comes down to money, at this point. Men's sports draw more revenue than women's sports. Popular culture is centered around men's sports, so for now, they hold the cards. Would you rather see a LA Lakers game or a LA Sparks game?
I agree. We've come a long way and still have a long way to go--in equality in general, not just athletics. I feel like that was the bottom line of almost any discussion that ever took place in my Women's Studies classes.
I often think about what can be done to change the situation that you mentioned, "Men's sports draw more revenue than women's sports. Popular culture is centered around men's sports, so for now, they hold the cards." It's a catch-22... Women's sports will not be on television nearly as much because they don't draw as much revenue. But how will interest level rise and more money be made unless women's sports are on television more to create more exposure?
I wish I knew the answer. What sells in the media is controversy. For example, the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup received more media attention for Brandi Chastain's sports bra exposing celebration after she scored the winning goal, than the sports event. I was sorry that she got raked over the coals for such an innocent act of celebration (yet another example of gender inequality); however, I was glad to see women's soccer gain some exposure. no pun intended.
Yeah, it was most certainly strange how much controversy there was over it. Especially considering that many women go on runs and compete in shorts and a sports bra. Similarly, women wear just about the same exact thing to go swimming and it's totally acceptable.
Your point made me think of blog entry about a technical foul Candace Parker received last season. Parker stole the basketball and jammed it with one hand at the other end of a fast break with 12:56 left in the first half of the Lady Vols game against West Virginia. Parker finished by popping her jersey. That led officials to confer with each other, and a technical was called.
I can't help but thinking how many male college basketball players dunk the ball and then showboat afterwards, playing to the cameras--not only not getting called for technicals, but being admired as superior athletes.
But back to the "how far we've come!" Check out some of the most influential events in sports history and the women that have impacted equality the most.
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1 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Yes. I am not going to compel you to carry
2on if you have run out of questions.
3 MR IRVING: I have questions prepared here but not in a form
4that would be useful to the court.
5 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Yes. I think I have probably removed a
6couple of hours by saying that you should deal with bundle
7E later.
8 MR IRVING: By way of submission.
9 MR JUSTICE GRAY: I would not say I have removed. I have
10postponed the two hours it will probably take. So I am
11not critical by of you for having run out, but you have
12run out. There is nothing you want to deal with now?
13I cannot immediately think of anything. Mr Rampton, can
15 MR RAMPTON: I cannot. I think it would be unsatisfactory for
16a number of reasons for Mr Irving to go back into the
17witness box ----
18 MR JUSTICE GRAY: I think it would.
19 MR RAMPTON: --- for further cross-examination.
20 MR IRVING: I would be quite happy to go back into the witness
22 MR RAMPTON: No. I was going to offer to cross-examine him
23tomorrow, but your Lordship said, no, that is not a good
25 MR JUSTICE GRAY: I think it is even less a good idea now.
26 MR RAMPTON: So do I. All I can suggest is that we go away and
1prepare, is it Dr Fox tomorrow?
2 MR IRVING: He is coming tomorrow morning.
3 MR RAMPTON: He will not be very long.
4 MR IRVING: Because he will not be allowed to adumbrate on the
5matters that he was going to I think.
6 MR RAMPTON: That is a matter for his Lordship, but if he
7strays much beyond what is in his written statement then
8I shall have something to say.
9 MR JUSTICE GRAY: I have not yet re-read his statement.
10 MR RAMPTON: It is quite a long statement. It is somewhat
11representative, but it is quite long. Normally speaking
12nowadays, judge alone particularly, the witness statement
13stands as the evidence and if I do not cross-examine the
14witness goes away again.
15 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Yes. I have not played it quite in that way.
16 MR RAMPTON: There is flexibility.
17 MR IRVING: As he is an expert on the police decodes, he is one
18of the world's leading experts on that, I had intended
19asking him questions about those, but if Mr Rampton
20objects ----
21 MR RAMPTON: I would need to know what he was going to say.
22 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Do you want to thrash this out? If he maybe
23not going to be able to give any admissible evidence, it
24is better that he does not have to come all the way here.
25Do you want to have an argument about it now?
26 MR RAMPTON: No. I have nothing to say about what evidence he
1might give about decodes because it is not in his witness
2statement. If he is going to give evidence about the
3decrypts, I must have a witness statement in advance and
4he had better not come tomorrow at all.
5 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Technically that is right. What is he going
6to say, do you hope?
7 MR IRVING: I was going to question him as an expert on the
8Bletchley Park operations and the extent of the decodes,
9and what one could have expected, what he has seen in the
10decodes, the work he has done on them. He has spent six
11months of his life reading right through them.
12 MR RAMPTON: I think in all the circumstances I do need to have
13prior notice of that.
14 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Can we just focus to see quite what the issue
15is going to be? The evidence so far is, and correct me if
16I am wrong about this, is, yes, they would have been able
17to intercept and decode what you might call middle level
18kind of communications.
19 MR IRVING: Also from Himmler downwards, from Himmler to the
20Eastern Front.
21 MR JUSTICE GRAY: That is really the issue. I suppose you want
22to see how far you can take it up the ----
23 MR IRVING: We could usefully ask him, has he seen any Hitler
24orders of any nature whatsoever, and also what he has and
25what he has not seen in these archives.
26 MR JUSTICE GRAY: That is certainly relevant, but I think
1Mr Rampton does need to have advance notice so that he can
2consult his own experts and put his case in
4 MR RAMPTON: I would need, if this is to be taken seriously in
5the context of this case, which I can see it might be ----
6 MR JUSTICE GRAY: It is certainly relevant.
7 MR RAMPTON: I quite accept it is relevant. I need to have
8chapter and verse from Dr Fox on paper. I then need to
9have time to have the accuracy of what he says checked by
11 MR JUSTICE GRAY: That is fair.
12 MR RAMPTON: I really cannot just accept it like that.
13 MR JUSTICE GRAY: If they were intercepted, I am surprised they
14have not surfaced.
15 MR IRVING: If what has surfaced.
16? MR JUSTICE GRAY: If high level messages from Himmler and so
17were intercepted at Bletchley on matters relevant to this
18case ----
19 MR IRVING: My Lord, with respect, I have brought to the
20attention of your Lordship already the ones of December
211st and December 4th 1941 where Himmler orders, says to
22Jackelm, "You have exceeded your authority and the
23guidelines. Any further arbitrary actions will be
24punished", you will remember.
25 MR JUSTICE GRAY: That was a Bletchley intercept, was it?
26 MR IRVING: That was from Himmler to Jackelm intercepted by the
1British, yes. It is a very important message on which
2I rely very strongly. It indicates that one would have
3expected messages to be there.
4 MR JUSTICE GRAY: As I say, it is plainly relevant. But I do
5not suggest you need to do it in huge detail given the
6pressures you are under.
7 MR IRVING: I did not want to go beyond the actual messages I
8have already produced, my Lord. I wanted to ask him then
9on the basis of his expertise what else, what the scope of
10the documentation is and has he seen anything, and does
11the documentation cover the entire spectrum from the most
12trivial matters like parking tickets, all the way up to
13these mass shootings on the Eastern Front, and so on.
14 MR JUSTICE GRAY: What I think Mr Rampton is entitled to
15is ----
16 MR IRVING: A little notice.
17 MR JUSTICE GRAY: --- probably on one page, like one of the
18things you do for me, just really giving the gist of what
19he is going to say. That is enough.
20 MR RAMPTON: Yes, I do, but I also will likely need to time to
21get some help with it because I cannot ask questions about
22something about which I know nothing. If I am told that
23I should not take Dr Fox's word for what he says, then
24I have to go and do some -- somebody has got to go and do
25some work.
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7.121 The Defendants dismiss as nonsensical the claim that the reason for the redesign of crematorium was to facilitate the fumigation of "objects and corpses". Contemporaneous documents identified by the Defendants show that the new design incorporated a undressing room (Auskleiderkeller). Irving was unable to explain in cross-examination what need there would have been for an undressing room if the facility was to be used only for the fumigating of dead bodies and inanimate objects. Irving's theory is in any case untenable, argued van Pelt, because the redesign was clearly intended to enable live people to walk downstairs (see paragraph 7.61 above). Moreover, there would have been no need for a metal-protected, reinforced spy-hole if only corpses and metal objects were to be gassed (see paragraph 7.68 above).
7.122 Van Pelt rejected Irving's argument that the reconstruction work at crematorium 2 was carried out in order to convert it to use as an air raid shelter. In the first place he pointed out that Crematorium 2 is some 1.5 miles away from the SS barracks, that is, too far away for members of the SS to reach in the event of a raid. The shelter would in any event have been too small to accommodate more than a fraction of the SS personnel and obviously wholly inadequate for the camp inmates (even if the Nazis had wanted to protect them). Van Pelt did not accept that, if the chamber was to become a shelter, it would have needed to have a gas-tight door with a peep-hole protected on the inside by a metal grill. He also disputed that, at the time of construction, there was any reason to fear air raids. However, Irving was able to produce a document dated 6 August 1942 setting out detailed guidelines as to the precautions against air raids to be taken in the military area of the General Government.


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BELPRE - As the traditional wedding season kicks off and area churches and parks are filled with couples officially becoming one, mayors in Ohio are also becoming busier.
"When I was voted in as mayor in November 2007, I was told by (former mayor) Bill McAfee that I would be asked to do the occasional wedding," said Belpre Mayor Mike Lorentz. "I think he was joking because I have done more than a few."
Since he was sworn in as mayor in January 2008, Lorentz has performed about 210 wedding ceremonies with 73 having been done in his first two years in office.
"I had no idea so many people would ask for me to perform their weddings," Lorentz said. "I do several weddings in the winters, but the summers are when I'm the busiest with at least one wedding each weekend, sometimes more."
Former Belpre Mayor Bill McAfee was in office for eight years and performed about the same number of weddings in that time Lorentz has in the three-and-a-half years he has been in the position.
"It's a privilege to be part of these couples' special day," Lorentz said. "I am very proud to have been part of it."
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- Ohio mayors are soon to be busier as the wedding season kicks up into high gear for the summer.
- In the three-and-a-half years since he was sworn in, Belpre Mayor Mike Lorentz has performed more than 200 wedding ceremonies, which is about the same number of weddings former Mayor Bill McAfee performed in his eight years in office.
- As a foundation for the new marriages, Lorentz and his wife Joyce provide a Bible with an inscription to each couple.
Lorentz said some weddings are scheduled months and weeks in advance while others are on-the-fly where the couple and a few witnesses come into the Belpre City Building asking to be married then and there.
"I try to be as accommodating as possible," Lorentz said. "I do what I can so they can be married when they want to be."
He is often asked to perform marriage ceremonies in other cities, which means he often performs the same wedding twice.
"I've done weddings in Wood and Athens counties, but those aren't legal until we do it in Washington County," Lorentz said. "I have done a lot of do-over weddings because the couple wants to get married with their friends and family outside of Washington County, so we do the official ceremony here and go to the party or we go to the party wedding and come back here for the official event because if I am going to perform a wedding, it will be done right.
"The strangest one was my niece wanted me to perform her wedding, which was in Florida; instead of doing it here before, she had a friend who is a notary public in Florida perform the ceremony with me, which made it legal."
According to the State of Ohio, the mayor of a municipal corporation may perform weddings in the county wherein their municipality completely or partially lies.
Lorentz said he believes there are several reasons he has been so popular with couples looking to marry.
"With the cost of renting a building or church along with the party, young people seem to be going the simpler and cheaper route," he said. "There have also been some pretty significant dates - 12-12-12 and 9-10-11 - that people wanted to commemorate with a wedding."
Lorentz and his wife, Joyce, who helps with each ceremony, give each new couple a copy of the Bible with a personal inscription to start off their marriage with a "strong foundation."
"I can't get past the feeling I'm responsible and I want to help them start off on a good foot," he said. "I enjoy doing weddings and have met some truly wonderful people, but I did not expect the responsibility.
"By giving them a Bible, even if they aren't religious, I feel we are giving them a strong start," Lorentz added.
He has met a lot of nice people and also many ornery people while performing these wedding ceremonies.
"It has been a trip for my wife and I," Lorentz said. "It is a fun time for us and we've gotten pretty good at telling which ones are going to make it.
"You can see it in their eyes, that spark and I'm really glad to have a part in that for them," he continued.
By law, mayors in Ohio are not allowed to receive any pay for performing a wedding, so Lorentz asks newlyweds to donate to the Belpre Area Ministries food pantry.
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Veteran forward Anthony Stewart is in San Jose as a pro tryout and the former first-round pick of the Florida Panthers knows that his fate is likely to be determined more in the scrimmages than the drills.
"We just did some drills and I thought I used my speed pretty well today, but I'm looking forward more to the scrimmage and hopefully a couple exhibition games," the older brother of St. Louis Blues forward Chris Stewart said Thursday. "You don't really want to grind your own future teammates, but I am trying to impress."
In Friday's scrimmage, players in Group B — including Stewart — defeated those in Group A, 5-1. Stewart did not figure in the scoring, but did have an attention-getting hit on defenseman Jason Demers.
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The 6-foot-3, 230-pound Stewart divided the shortened 2012-13 season between Nottingham of the English Ice Hockey League and Manchester of the AHL, but has scored 27 goals and 71 points in 262 NHL games with the Panthers, Atlanta Thrashers and Carolina Hurricane. His best season was 2010-11 when he scored 14 goals and 39 points with Atlanta.
Stewart was part of what is considered the best NHL draft class, selected 25th overall in 2003. That's five spots behind Brent Burns and three ahead of Anaheim Duck forward Corey Perry.
He cited the current CBA, which dropped the salary cap to $64 million, as part of the reason he doesn't have a contract in hand for the coming season.
"Teams don't have a lot of money to spend this year. Teams are up against the cap," Stewart said. "There's a lot of players with better stats than myself that are on PTOs and don't even have contracts yet."
Even though the Sharks do not appear to have cap room at this time, Stewart called the situation in San Jose "a good opportunity here with guys in the past coming in on tryouts and making the team. I think it's a good fit and so far so good."
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text: Fan favorite artist John Buscema is probably best known for his work at Marvel, drawing The Silver Surfer and Conan the Barbarian, plus pretty much every other character the company produced from the 1960s through the 1990s. He influenced many an aspiring penciller with his art in Stan Lee's How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way. Inducted 2002


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Definition of cite in English:
verb[with object]
1Quote (a passage, book, or author) as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement, especially in a scholarly work.
Example sentences
- In scholarly literature, the number of times a journal article or a book is cited by other authors is regarded as an indicator of the relative influence or importance of the item.
- This book was cited most frequently by the leading authors.
- To answer that question, I want to cite a passage from the election statement of our party.
quote, reproduce
1.1Mention as an example: medics have been cited as a key example of a modern breed of technical expert
More example sentences
- And citing the examples I gave above, it's a doctrine with which I absolutely and completely disagree.
- Besides, one should not be citing historical examples.
- I'll stop citing examples now, else I'll most probably write a thesis.
1.2Praise (someone, typically a member of the armed forces) for a courageous act in an official dispatch.
Example sentences
- He played him in the centre of defence and cited the converted striker as one of the reasons that his side did not concede.
- The report also singled out the school's family support worker for praise and cited her work as an exemplar for other schools.
- So, should you be cited for heroism or indicted for homicide?
commend, pay tribute to, praise
1.3 Law Adduce a former tried case as a guide to deciding a comparable case or in support of an argument.
Example sentences
- Further, the argument has no support from the cases cited in the government's brief.
- Legal precedents, then, can be cited to support either side of the argument.
- Several cases are cited in support of this.
2 Law Summon (someone) to appear in a court of law: the summons cited four of the defendants
More example sentences
- She was cited, promised to appear at a March 27 court hearing in Malibu and then released about 1: 00 am on January 27.
- In one month, 500 police officers were cited, 280 were called but only five gave evidence.
- He was booked into jail, and he was cited for probable cause by the police that he may have committed an aggravated murder.
summon, summons, serve with a summons, serve with a writ, subpoena
A citation.
Example sentences
- He just checked the cites and published the opinions unchanged.
- Soon, no doubt, there will be cites in Latin and Greek, maybe even a quotation from Gilgamesh.
- I'm not into this enough to get cites; maybe someone else is.
- Example sentences
- And if some of the twenty newly citable decisions aren't very carefully worded, then it may take still longer to fully evaluate them, and to craft an argument based on them.
- Their very individuality is citable as evidence for the prosecution.
- If foreign decisions were freely citable, it would mean that any judge wanting a supporting citation had only to troll deeply enough in the world's corpus juris to find it.
Late Middle English (sense 2 of the verb): from Old French citer, from Latin citare, from ciere, cire 'to call'.
recite from Late Middle English:
This was first used as a legal term in the sense 'state (a fact) in a document', but the sense 'repeat aloud something learned by heart' soon followed. It comes via French from Latin recitare 'read out', from re- (a sense intensifier here) and citare 'cite', source of cite (Late Middle English) which originally meant to summon someone to court.
Words that rhyme with citeaffright, alight, alright, aright, bedight, bight, bite, blight, bright, byte, dight, Dwight, excite, fight, flight, fright, goodnight, height, ignite, impolite, indict, indite, invite, kite, knight, light, lite, might, mite, night, nite, outfight, outright, plight, polite, quite, right, rite, sight, site, skintight, skite, sleight, slight, smite, Snow-white, spite, sprite, tight, tonight, trite, twite, underwrite, unite, uptight, white, wight, wright, write
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What Will CNN Look Like In The Age Of Zucker?
CNN has a new boss, former NBCUniversal chief Jeff Zucker. The new chief comes as CNN faces a persistent struggle in the cable news business: without the heavy doses of partisan political commentary found on rivals MSNBC and Fox News, the channel lags in the ratings.
So how will CNN — best known as the steady, safe network you turn to for the big breaking stories — change under its new chief? Zucker is best known for the success of NBC's "Today" show, becoming at 26 the youngest executive producer in the show's history and turning it into the top rating morning show on television.
After a less successful stint running NBC's entertainment business in Hollywood, his is returning to the news industry at the newsiest of the cable networks. What will he do to lift CNN? The WSJ's Keach Hagey, shared a few points with us:
- No radical changes: In an interview, Phil Kent, head of Time Warner Turner Cable division that CNN is a part of, said he doesn't think Zucker "has any intention to come in and rock the boat. I think he will come in and learn and listen." And on a conference call, Zucker said CNN "cannot lose what it has stood for. But we need more passion and more fans, and that shouldn't be mistaken for partisanship." And the network, Kent said, "doesn't have an identity problem." Instead, "we've had some execution problems. We could be executing more consistently."
- But a focus on the morning: While taking pains to avoid getting specific about programming changes, Zucker said the morning slot, where CNN currently lags, is "incredibly important." And Kent said Zucker was one of the "great innovators" of the morning genre, and while that is "not the reason that I wanted to hire him," having that skill in house is a fortuitous "byproduct."
- Broadening the news: Speaking about Anthony Bourdain's new CNN weekend travel and food show, Zucker said he is a fan of the way the show "begins to understand that the definition of news is broader than what's been said here." And Kent said there are more subjects ready for similar treatment, "as long as we keep the values of good journalism consistent."
- A hands-on approach: Zucker remained closely involved in NBC's "Today" show even as he rose up the corporate ranks of the company. Steve Capus, the president of NBC News, who worked closely with Zucker, described him in an interview yesterday as "one of those guys who paces nervously in the control room," and "a creature of television." Being involved in big news stories is a passion for him, Negus said: "Jeff is the kind of guy who loves to choreograph live television. He's got a producer's mindset in everything that he does. That's the way he ran the company."
- A focus on on-air talent: Zucker's real gift, many say, is courting talent. He's well known to be very close to Katie Couric, whom he executive produced at the "Today" show in the '90s and whose syndicated talk show "Katie" he was executive producing until the move to CNN. He personally wooed Meredith Vieira to replace Katie at "Today," and worked to nurture and keep Jim Cramer at CNBC in the early days, with Cramer becoming a foundational personality for the network
Also worth a read: TV Newser got hold of Zukcer's first memo to CNN staff after yesterday's announcement. "I don't have all the answers. No one does," he wrote. "But I hope that we can challenge each other to think even more broadly about what CNN is and can be."


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I have found another "strange" behaviour of Qcad.
This the situation: I have several text in layer "Descrizioni"- color green-; I want to move some words/number in another layer; I select the text to be moved, then edit, then attributes, then I select the desired layer "Numerazione"-color red-, but I leave "unchanged" color, width and line type.
the expected behaviour is to see the text always green.
But it becomes red.
What am I missing??


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Heart Disease Health Center
Chest Problems - Topic Overview
Chest discomfort or pain may be a key warning symptom of a heart attack. Heart attack symptoms may include:
- Chest pain or pressure, or a strange feeling in the chest.
- Sweating.
- Shortness of breath.
- Nausea or vomiting.
- Pain, pressure, or a strange feeling in the back, neck, jaw, or upper belly, or in one or both shoulders or arms.
- Lightheadedness or sudden weakness.
- A fast or irregular heartbeat.
Chest discomfort or pain that comes on or gets worse with exercise, stress, or eating a large meal and goes away with rest may also be a warning symptom of heart disease.
If you have any of these symptoms of a heart attack, call911or other emergency services immediately. After you call 911, the operator may tell you to chew 1 adult-strength or 2 to 4 low-dose aspirin. Wait for an ambulance. Do not try to drive yourself. Since most of the damage to the heart muscle during a heart attack occurs in the first 6 hours, emergency treatment may prevent damage to the heart muscle and death. For men and women, the most common symptom is chest pain or pressure. But women are somewhat more likely than men to have other symptoms like shortness of breath, nausea, numbness, tingling, or a strange feeling in your chest or other areas.
Most people fear that chest pain always means that something is wrong with the heart. This is not the case. Chest discomfort or pain, especially in people who are younger than age 40, can have many causes.
- Angina (say "ANN-juh-nuh" or "ann-JY-nuh") is a type of chest pain or discomfort that happens when there is not enough blood flow to the heart. Angina is a symptom of heart disease that slows blood flow to the heart. Angina is called stable angina when it occurs at fairly predictable times, usually with activity or exertion. It is relieved by rest and may continue without much change for years. Stable angina develops after a predictable amount of exertion or emotion and usually lasts 1 to 5 minutes. A change in the usual pattern of stable angina means that the blood flow has become more impaired (called unstable angina). It is a warning sign that a heart attack may soon occur.
- Pain in the muscles or bones of the chest often occurs when you increase your activities or add exercise to your schedule. This is sometimes called chest wall pain.
- Costochondritis is an inflammation of the joints formed by the cartilage connecting the ribs to the breastbone (sternum). The inflammation could be caused by an injury to the chest, but often the reason for the inflammation is not known.
- Burning chest pain that occurs when you cough may be caused by an upper respiratory infection caused by a virus.
- Burning chest or rib pain, especially just before a rash appears, may be caused by shingles.
- An injury such as a broken rib or bruised lung can be quite painful, especially when you cough or try to take a deep breath.
- Swelling (inflammation) of the thin layers of tissue (pleura) covering the lungs and the chest wall may occur. This is called pleurisy.
- Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) can cause pain just below the breastbone. Many people will say they have "heartburn." This pain is usually relieved by taking an antacid or eating.


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MISSOURI CITY – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi women's golf team embarks on its final pre-conference tune-up this week, as it takes part in the HBU Husky Invitational on Monday, April 1, and Tuesday, April 2. The 54-hole event will be held at Riverbend Country Club.
The first two rounds will be played on Monday, with the final 18 holes taking place on Tuesday. Riverbend CC will be laid out to play at a par-72 with a total distance of 6,026 yards.
In addition to host Houston Baptist, several Southland Conference foes will be taking part in the event. Lamar, Central Arkansas, McNeese State and Sam Houston State are also slated to play. Other participants in the 15-team field include Butler, Chicago State, McLennan Community College, North Dakota, Oklahoma City, Redlands Community College, Texas-Pan American, UAB and Western Texas.
Last year, the Islanders finished sixth at the Husky Invitational, with Vanessa Johnson (T-12), Taylor Slagle (T-14) and Krista Fenniak (T-17) each posting a top-20 finish. Lindsay Biehler finished in a tie for 43rd at the event for the Islanders, who were without Nikki Dunn after she suffered an injury just before the first round of competition. Those five players will all hit the course for A&M – Corpus Christi this week.
The Islanders are coming off a sixth-place finish at the UALR Women's Golf Classic last week. Dunn led the way with a fourth-place finish, the best of the senior's career, while Slagle also came in top-20 by finishing 16th.
Results will be posted as they become available on the official Twitter feed of Islanders Golf (@IslandersGolf). A full recap will also be available Monday evening on GoIslanders.com.


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NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.--A photography shop in Wal-Mart is coming under fire after they close up shop, leaving a lot of people without their pictures.
Picture Me Studios housed in Wal-Mart has closed their doors, but for the past month or so, they've been selling $20 memberships, supposedly good for a year.
Now, folks are asking, where's our money, or our pictures?
After buying a membership at the North Augusta Wal-Mart, Richard Carpenter got a few surprises. He used his $20 membership card for Easter pictures with his God children, and the photo session left a lot to be desired.
"Had our appointment at 10:00, I think we were finally able to take our pictures around 11:10, somewhere around there," he said.
He was also told the membership card would be good for unlimited pictures, but they charged him an extra $20. But, his biggest surprise came Thursday. He says, "My sister-in-law went up there, and she said they went out of business."
And Carpenter wasn't the only customer surprised to learn the company was out of business.
Jamal Hayward says, "I was in the process of scheduling it to have a family portrait done, but I guess we can't do that now."
Hayward is a director at News 12, and he found out the company was out of business while working on this story. He just bought his membership about a week and a half ago.
"I was like, well this is awesome. I have up to a year I can get as many photos as I want for just $20," he said.
The company's website says if you've had a recent photo session, to go online to myonlineportraits.com, but there's no mention of what to do if you've paid for a session that you haven't used yet, something a lot of people aren't too pleased about.
"Oh, I was very upset because usually I don't fall for scams like this," he said.
And when you call the the phone number listed on the membership card, it rings off the hook.
"It's not about the money at all, it's about the principle of the thing," he said.
Hayward says he's upset because he knows he isn't the only person who is out $20.
"They were just set up in the front of Wal-Mart and they were getting people coming and going," he says.
We reached out to Wal-Mart, and they released this statement:
"CPI informed us of their decision to close their photo studios in Walmart stores. We are currently working to ensure customers receive the orders that they have placed."
We asked them if they would cover the $20 membership fees that were never used. So far, we haven't received a response. We'll be sure to keep you posted as we continue this investigation.


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FREMONT -- To city leaders, a small 109-year-old building on Mission Boulevard should be sold to help pay for large developments in Warm Springs and Fremont's proposed downtown.
But to Al and Barbara Auer, the shuttered structure is an important symbol of both Mission San Jose's rural past and what they call the city government's apathy toward Fremont history.
The Fremont couple also say a copy of the building's deed indicates that the city would violate the contract's spirit if they sell the property without directing funds back to the neighborhood.
"We want the city to honor this agreement and the spirit for which it was intended," said Barbara Auer, who runs a business next to the two-story, wood-frame building.
Olive Hyde, a Fremont philanthropist and neighborhood activist, donated the quarter-acre lot to the city in 1964, on the condition that it be "dedicated for public use" and not used "for any purpose not compatible" with the Mission San Jose district, her typed "grant deed" states.
The Auers say that, though the agreement is vague, it is clear that spending the money on developments outside the neighborhood violates the spirit of Hyde's agreement with the city.
Hyde, who died in 1982, gave a copy of the land deed to her friend Robert McIvor -- Barbara Auer's father and a longtime Mission San Jose merchant. "Olive gave me a copy because she wanted people to know that property or the money from it should be used for the good of the community," said McIvor, 83.
If the property is sold, the money should go toward community uses that Hyde championed, said Barbara Auer. "She promoted arts, education and historical preservation, and that's how she would have wanted it used," she said. "She certainly would not have wanted the money spent on salaries, parking or a consultant to study something."
However, the City Council last fall decided to sell the property and use the proceeds for two housing and retail projects near City Hall and the planned Warm Springs/South Fremont BART station, said Fremont planner Ingrid Rademaker.
The building at 43327 Mission Blvd. has been listed on the Fremont Register of Historic Resources since 1970. It was a horse stable in 1905 and later housed several types of businesses, including a city-run preschool that closed in 2002.
Fremont leaders have asked the Historical Architectural Review Board to remove the structure from the registry, which would make it easier to sell.
Review board members have held off on deciding the issue until City Hall gives them more information on the site's history. City planners say they will do that for the board's June 5 meeting.
Contact Chris De Benedetti at 510-353-7011. Follow him at Twitter.com/cdebenedetti.


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A fatal fire is under investigation by the Missouri State Fire Marshal's office and the Miller County Sheriff's Department.
Authorities identified the body of 23-year-old Brent Comer, of Eldon, at the scene of the fire.
Comer was found inside a home on Eldon Road just outside the Eldon city limits when firefighters responded to a structure fire call. The fire was in the Moreau Fire Protection District.
Witnesses reported the fire around 9:30 p.m. Monday. Miller County Sheriff Bill Abbott said he hoped to have additional information to release by Wednesday afternoon.
As of Tuesday afternoon, the fire circumstances are considered suspicious.
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Yo soy nativo de Nueva York, Henry Fiol croons on "Viva Nueva York." But midway through this praise-song to his hometown he ruefully says, Ah, Nueva York, Nueva York/te quiero y te odio. Love and hate what resident of the Big Apple, native born or otherwise, doesnt share Fiols ambivalence?
"Viva Nueva York" appears on Fiols most recent album, Creativo, released in 1991 on MVM Records. It's one of eight original compositions by a formidably talented singer/songwriter/bandleader who deserves far more recognition than hes received. Though hes been recording and performing for nearly 20 years, Fiol unfortunately remains a cult favorite appreciated mainly by Latin music cognoscenti, here and abroad.
Fiol, 46, has been called idiosyncratic and a maverick independent by critics, and its those qualities that paradoxically have both limited his audience and make him worth hearing. Half-Italian (he looks a bit like Robert De Niro with a mustache) and half-Puerto Rican, he spoke Italian before he learned Spanish as a teenager in high school.
This living example of multiculturalism plays an updated version of classic Cuban son montuno, or son moderno as he sometimes calls it. His provocative lyrics, which often depict harsh urban realities, couldnt be further from the insipidity of todays salsa romantica. Fiols sound and sensibility flout the salsa mainstream, but he wouldnt have it any other way.
A trained artist (he has a degree in fine arts from Hunter College, NY), he became a fulltime musician around 1969. For several years he played conga and sang coro with such bands as Orquesta Broadway and Orquesta Tipica New York. In 1974 he co-founded the band Saoco. After two LPs, several hit singles, and a gig at Madison Square Garden, Fiol split from Saoco. For several years after he recorded on the SAR label founded by charanga singer Roberto Torres.
Fiols SAR recordings include the superb Fe, Esperanza, Y Caridad (1980), El Secreto (1981) featuring such stellar musicians as trumpeter Alfredo Chocolate Armenteros, pianist Alfredo Valdes, Jr. and tres player Charlie Rodriguez) and La Ley de la Jungla (1983). In 1983 Fiol started his own label, Corazon, and over next three years issued as many albums. With Corazon Fiol enjoyed artistic control, but he lacked adequate distribution for his recordings.
Frustrated by his struggles with the Latin music industry, he disbanded his group and took a year off from the music scene. But in 1987 the New York-based independent label El Abuelo contacted him, and in 1989 he released Renacimiento. Fiol and his son Orlando, a blind, classically-trained prodigy who won the Itzak Perlman Prize in 1988, played all the instruments, except for the horns, and performed lead and backup vocals.
With Sonero, a compilation album released in 1990 on Virgin/Earthworks, the best material from his Corazon LPs got international distribution for the first time. Critics raved over the album with one noting that in a just world, Fiol would sell a thousand copies of Sonero for every one of the latest from Ruben Blades...
Henry Fiols music career is mainly the result of two happy accidents. Although his father used to play Latin records at home, the young Henry wasnt moved by the sounds. Not until he visited his relatives in Puerto Rico when he was a teenager and attended a performance by Rafael Cortijos group, with Ismael Rivera on vocals. They were in their heyday then, says Fiol, and they really knocked me out. After that, I really started getting into Latin music, buying records, and going to the Latin clubs.
But the real turning point came when Fiol heard an old record in a Cuban bar in Tarrytown, New York.
I was eating lunch in the bar and somebody played this record on the jukebox, and I hear this (sings, 'sum-da-dum, ding-ding,' and it was like somebody hit me over the head. 'Wow, what is this, this is funky, I never heard nothing like this.'
This head-spinning ditty was "El Carratero" by Guillermo Portables, a Cuban country singer.
All it was was two guitars and a conga, and him singing. Not even a guiro. Everything stripped down to the bare elements. I really liked the guitar work, and the way this guy sang sounded so sincere. His way of telling the message was so deep. Each word he was savoring, and he was singing with a rubato, behind the beat.
I started doing research, getting all of these Cuban country records, Portables, Ramon Veloz, and Punto Cubano, which is real old-fashioned Spanish-based guitar music in 6/8 time, and Pio Leyva, who wrote "Francisco Guayabal" for Beny Moré. I liked the way these guys phrased when they sang and the emphasis on the message in the lyric. I related to that and tried to incorporate it into my style.
Fiol developed a sound that married Spanish-derived guajiro(country) styling with urban, black rhythms.
My music is son montuno, says Fiol. I dont use timbales, just conga and bongo, thats conjunto. And the conjunto bands base themselves after Sonora Matancera, or Chapottin, or Arsenio Rodriguez. Thats very urban, black Cubano sound. I use an element of that but I use more of that white Spaniard country kind of stuff. Thats where my vocal style comes from. So Im taking the country music and making it hipper by putting that funky black urban conjunto thing in it.
Fiol uses the standard conjunto instrumentation trumpets, piano, guitar (the Cuban tres or Puerto Rican cuatro), conga and other percussion, and bass but he adds an unorthodox element, the tenor sax, which imparts a sultry, sophisticated, urban feel to his tipico sound. His current band includes Chris Anderson and Steve Gluzband, trumpets; Michael Blake, tenor sax; Orlando Fiol, piano; Dario Mercedes, bass; Domingo Cruz, bongos and coro, and Pete Blaza, conga. Fiol is currently auditioning cuatro players.
Besides having a unique sound, Fiol is that rare thing in salsa a true auteur who controls every aspect of his musical production. Im really an anachronism because most other salsa artists dont write the tunes. They dont even select the tunes. The producer does that. Most of the singers arent even present when the music is being put together, the producer is taking care of that. They come in, learn what they have to sing, sing it, and theyre done. Theyre not even there for the mix.
But I write all the tunes. I never send my arrangements to an arranger, Im always involved in it. I might not do the actual voicings of the harmonies, but Im giving the musicians the bass line, the horn lines, the piano riffs, the guitar licks. Thats what I do with my son Orlando.
Fiols currently recording a new LP to be released in the summer. It will have four son montunos, and some tunes that are more mainstream, whats-happening-now Latin music, but in my style. He says hell probably include one English-language tune.
Although Sonero introduced him to a broader audience, Fiols following consists mainly of Latinos. Hes toured most of Latin America and is especially popular in Colombia, where his recordings are bestsellers. Last fall he performed throughout Europe, and while in Italy visited his grandparents village in Calabria. In New York he tends to play the periphery of the Latin scene, mainly at Colombian and other Latin clubs outside Manhattan. In New York City the best way to locate a Fiol gig is through the listings in El Diario/La Prensa or advertisements on Spanish-Language television.
Fiols frustration over not receiving his due has led him to consider quitting music. But he sticks with it because Im in too deep at this point to pull out. Even if I wanted to pull out, and Ive tried, I cant. When I think things are real bad and nothings happening, Ill get a call to do a trip, and Ill be alright for a while. Its like a rollercoaster.
I look at myself as an artist, and you dont judge an artist on one painting, its the entire body of work. So you gotta keep on creating so that when you die you can say, I left a body of work, for whatever its worth. Some albums are better than others, some songs are better than others, but its not for me to judge, I guess the people will judge.
In this fans judgment, Henry Fiol, New Yorks Italo-Rican urban guajiro, is an essential artist, a true original whom no real aficionado of Latin music can afford to pass by. ¡Escucha a el¡


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Disk Utility
One stop for managing disks.
Disk Utility is a powerful application for viewing, managing, and troubleshooting the disks connected to your Mac, including internal and external hard drives, disk images, CDs, and DVDs. With Disk Utility, you can verify the integrity of a disk, repair it, securely erase it, and partition a hard drive. You can also create secure disk images for storing important files using AES 128- or 256-bit encryption.
Required OS: not specified
Tags: raid , encrypt , apple , utility , repair , permissions , mount , dmg , partition , disk
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I use Disk Utility to store sensitive data in encrypted disk images. That's not absurd, and doesn't need to be fixed :)
@ lycus: Leopard + GUID partition tables fix that. PC partition tables won't allow for that functionality.
@ arundel: I feel your pain. Download Burn.app and be happy.
Disk Utility doesn't allow one to edit the partition table without completely destroying all data on a drive. It's absurd, and needs to be fixed.


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Sony - Portable HD video meeting system
Sony is going to release HD video meeting system PCS-XC1 for about 298,000 yen in November.
PCS-XC1 weighs only 1.8kg and supports Wi-Fi. So, it makes it easy to have a business meeting in a situation where it is traditionally difficult to have a meeting, for example places like a construction site and production line in a factory.
Lotteria - Full-sized Tower Burger USB drives
Some AkihabaraNews readers might remember that we featured Lotteria's 5-tier tower burgers, Tower Cheese Burger and Ebi (shrimp) Tree Burger about a year ago.
Lotteria is now conducting a campaign that you have a chance to win a 4GB USB drive of a full-sized Tower Cheese Burger (H12.5xW10xL10cm) or Ebi Tree Burger (H18.5xW10xL10cm).
Aiming to create next-generation network environments from the viewpoint of applications
Regarding current network technology, many researchers focus on how to improve network efficiency. By contrast, at Keio University, the Kaneko Laboratory, in the Department of Information and Computer Science (Faculty of Science and Technology), is doing research to construct next-generation network environments from the viewpoint of applications.
Takara Tomy - Soba noodle maker
The fresher the soba noodle is, the better it tastes. Yet it's not easy to make good soba noodles at home unless you are a soba chef or have enough soba-making experience.
Breaking News: Japanese Researchers Win Nobel Prize for Blue LEDs
AkihabaraNews Congratulates:
Isamu Akasaki of Meijo University and Nagoya University; Hiroshi Amano of Nagoya University; and Shuji Nakamura of University of California, Santa Barbara for:
Sushi Cat Update! (HD GALLERY)
Some New Sushi Cats;
Some Old Sushi Cats
Well, we've learned that since our last check-in, there are a few new Sushi Cats in the collection - and it's always a good day for Sushi Cats (neko-zushi). It's a particularly good day for Badminton Geronimo over there. Pretty sure we need that on an iPhone case.
Huawei - Ascend Mate7 - 6-inch full HD non-SIM-locked smartphone
Huawei Japan announced the release of the new non-SIM-locked Android smartphone "Ascend Mate7" that will be released in December.
Ascend Mate7 features the Super 6-inch Full HD LTPS display that reaches 15,000:1 contrast ratio. The bezel width is only 2.9mm, which makes the screen occupancy 83% and keeps the size of the body as compact as a 5.5-inch smartphone (157mm in height).
KenkoTokina - Compact digital camera supporting time-lapse mode for 9400 yen
KenkoTokina, Japanese manufacturer and distributor of optical products and photographic accessories, is going to release a compact digital camera DSC1655Z on October 20.
DSC1655Z will be sold for only 9,400 yen, however it features a Time-Lapse function that takes still images at regular time intervals and automatically makes a movie by putting them together. You can set the interval for 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, or 60 minutes.
Sony - Action Cam HDR-AZ1 - same image quality and more compact than current model
Sony is going to release new action camera - Action Cam Mini HDR-AZ1 - on October 24. A remote control kit will also be available.


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CHAMBERSBURG —The Cove Valley Youth Camp will hold a benefit auction on Friday, Feb. 22, at the Chambersburg Mennonite Church, 1800 Philadelphia Ave. Food will be available at 5 p.m. and the auction will begin at 5:30 p.m. In the event of snow the event will be held Sunday, Feb. 23. The auction will include a variety of items including gift certificates, cards, tickets, handmade items, collectibles and furniture. Foods for sale will include black walnuts, cakes, an M&T bag of goodies, pies and Weaver Nut Co. variety gift baskets. For more information call 328-3055 or visit the website: www.covevalleycamp.com
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Anti-Reflux Drugs, Antibiotics May Raise C. diff Risk
Nov. 2, 2011 -- About 500,000 people in the U.S. become infected with the potentially fatal diarrhea bug Clostridium difficile(C. diff.) each year. Now a new study sheds light on who is most at risk -- and why.
Some people show evidence of C. diff in their gut but never have any symptoms. Others develop a range of symptoms from mild diarrhea to severe diarrhea, abdominal pain, bleeding, and fever. C. diff is typically seen in the health care setting, such as hospitals.
In the study of 4,143 people who were hospitalized, 2.8% were infected with C. diff and 3% had evidence of the bacteria, but no symptoms (colonization).
The study shows that people who test positive for the NAP1 strain of C. diff are most likely to suffer the symptoms. People who don't develop symptoms likely have evidence of other strains of this bug. What's more, the use of antibiotics, acid-suppressing proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), and older age all increase the risk of C. diff infection.
"The findings add to the understanding of Clostridium difficile infection and colonization and have implications for prevention and therapy," conclude researchers who were led by Vivian G. Loo, MD, of McGill University Health Center in Montreal.
Antibiotics and Anti-Reflux Drugs
Antibiotics can wipe out bacteria, which can offset the balance between good and bad bacteria in the gut, setting the stage for C. diff infection.
PPIs such as Nexium, Prevacid, Prilosec, and Protonix may increase this risk in a different way. Stomach acid is one of the main defenses against bacteria. These drugs suppress acid, which may give bacteria the freedom to run rampant in your gut.
"We know the micro-organisms in the gut is a delicate balance of good and bad bacteria, which can be disrupted by many things," Robynne Chutkan, MD, says in an email. She is an assistant professor of medicine at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, D.C. and founder and medical director at Digestive Center for Women in Chevy Chase, Md.
This includes the inappropriate or overuse of antibiotics, as well as changing the acidity level of the gastrointestinal tract with acid suppression. "We need to be more judicious with our prescribing patterns of these drugs," she says.
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Shoulder bag in charcoal from Maison Martin Margiela. This soft leather bag features a buckle adjustable shoulder strap, back zip pocket with internal compartments, and a magnetic top flap closure. Has magnetic pocket under the flap, top zip closure, a single internal zip pocket, and black canvas lining. Measures 11" H x 14" W x 4" D. Lightweight scarf in navy from Ami. This lightly crinkled scarf features frayed ends and measures 24" x 68".
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House Republicans Lay Out Legislation for Lawsuit Against Obama
House Speaker John Boehner's (R., Ohio) planned lawsuit challenging President Barack Obama's executive actions will focus on the White House's decision to waive the Affordable Care Act's employer mandate without the consent of Congress, Republican leaders said Thursday.
Republicans unveiled a draft House resolution that would authorize the House of Representatives to file a lawsuit against Mr. Obama, which the chamber is expected to vote on this month. Mr. Boehner said that the lawsuit would be about the division of powers between the executive and legislative branches, saying the White House decision to alter the health law violated that separation of authority.
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"In 2013, the president changed the health care law without a vote of Congress, effectively creating his own law by literally waiving the employer mandate and the penalties for failing to comply with it," Mr. Boehner said.
Republicans have long accused Mr. Obama and the White House of executive overreach, though the lawsuit is an unusual step that could have more significant ramifications for the relationship between the White House and Congress.
Rep. Pete Sessions (R., Texas), who chairs the House Rules Committee, said lawmakers had to act to protect the legislative branch.
"If Congress doesn't act now, the erosion of legislative power will continue, and the damage to our Constitution and to our republic will be irreversible," Mr. Sessions said.
Legal experts expect the House to face several potential obstacles. While courts have traditionally held that frustrated members of Congress are not allowed to sue the White House, some lawyers believe that if a chamber of Congress authorizes such a lawsuit they may have standing. A successful House vote on the resolution authorizing the lawsuit "helps us to prove standing as an institution," the senior GOP aide said.
Any lawsuit would be filed through the House General Counsel's office at the direction of the chamber's bipartisan legal advisory group. The latter is a five-member panel consisting of the top three leaders in the majority party and top two in the minority. House Republicans similarly used the bipartisan legal advisory group in 2011 to defend the Defense of Marriage Act after the Obama administration said it considered the law unconstitutional.
Republicans were said to have considered a number of legal actions to target, including White House actions dealing with deportations and other changes to the federal health law. Ultimately, they decided on the so-called employer mandate, a central piece of the Affordable Care Act intended to expand insurance coverage.
The Obama administration unexpectedly gave employers a one-year reprieve on enforcing a requirement that employers offer health coverage or pay a penalty, delaying it until 2015. The White House subsequently revised the law further by saying employers with between 50 and 99 full-time workers won't have to comply with the law's requirements to provide insurance or pay a fee until 2016.
Mr. Obama and administration officials have dismissed GOP plans to file the lawsuit.
"It is disappointing that Speaker Boehner and congressional Republicans have decided to waste time and taxpayer dollars on a political stunt," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said in a statement. "At a time when Washington should be working to expand economic opportunities for the middle class, Republican leaders in Congress are playing Washington politics rather than working with the President on behalf of hardworking Americans."
A spokesman for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) similarly accused Republicans of "wasting taxpayer dollars on another toxic partisan stunt." The spokesman, Drew Hammill, said that the lawsuit was "another distraction from House Republicans desperate to distract the American people from their own spectacular obstruction and dysfunction," saying that "Congress should be creating jobs, raising new ladders of opportunity, and focusing on the challenges facing hardworking American families."


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Opera season has arrived in Summit County, as the National Repertory Orchestra and Colorado Mountain College join to bring the Metropolitan Opera's Live in HD broadcasts to the High Country starting Saturday, Oct. 13.
Donizetti's "The Elixir of Love," featuring Anna Netrebko as the heroine, Adina, will open the third season of local broadcasts at 10:55 a.m. on Oct. 13 in the Finkel Auditorium at CMC Breckenridge, 107 Denison Placer Rd.
"The broadcasts are streamed live from the Metropolitan Opera performance in New York via satellite directly to the Finkel Auditorium," said Cecile L. Forsberg, artistic and operations director for the National Repertory Orchestra, which launched the program with CMC in 2010. "These live broadcasts from the Met are done worldwide. They include the visual performance, live music, intermission and interviews with the artists during the intermission."
Instrumental in the program's initiation was Breckenridge resident David Pessel. For years, Pessel dreamt of bringing live opera to Summit County. When it became obvious that performances of local live operas would not be financially feasible, Pessel contacted the National Repertory Orchestra, which suggested revisiting the idea of rebroadcasting the Met's Live in HD program if a venue and equipment sponsor could be found.
Working with his prior contacts at the Met and a third party provider, BY Experience, Pessel secured a not-for-profit contract hosted jointly by the orchestra and CMC, which had just installed the Finkel Auditorium. Alton Scales, then CEO, established the college as the ongoing host, with support from the CMC Foundation, Phyllis Martinez as local coordinator and a group of local donors and opera enthusiasts.
CMC purchased and installed a high resolution Epson projector with a long-throw zoom lens, dual outdoor satellite receivers and acoustical wall panels. As a result, the screen is visible from all seats and the acoustics are very good. The NRO provided administrative support and a fundraiser to help launch the program.
As an opera enthusiast, I have been pleased to assist in this endeavor, joined by Kathleen and John Bahde and other volunteers, in addition to David Askeland and CMC staff, to ensure that each HD broadcast is well-received and that patrons receive a warm welcome and find seats of their choosing.
In addition to the opera broadcasts, which include top-notch stage productions and cast, the camaraderie and interactive discussions over snacks and beverages during intermission contribute to an uplifting experience every time. Join us for a full season of opera, as we transport you from Summit County to the Metropolitan Opera in New York and back again.


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Sunday, 03/06/2011
Van Duzer Theatre, Arcata, CA
Set 1: Another Door, The Walls of Time, Emotional Railroad, Spiral, Got Away[1], No One Receiving > Susskind Hotel > Revelator > Susskind Hotel, Down to the Nightclub
Set 2: Can't Stand Still, Jones > Meat > Black Tambourine[2], The Void, Nobody's Home > River Niger, Morphing Again, Idea
Encore: Takin' It to the Streets
[1] Debut.
[2] Mike Gordon debut.
Notes: This gig featured the debut of the Mike original "Got Away" and the Mike Gordon debut cover of Beck's "Black Tambourine."
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And then, in the 12th episode of the fourth season of "The Walking Dead," Daryl wept.
That's right. The gruff, arrow-slinging tough guy shed a few tears in "Still." It was Beth's constant psychological probing and prodding -- not to mention a few hearty swigs of moonshine -- that kind of softened up the ol' "red-neck a-hole." It was bound to happen sometime.
When Scott Gimple took over as the 74th showrunner of "The Walking Dead," there was a lot of talk about how he would bring a different approach to the series -- how it would become more contemplative and character-driven. That's exactly what has happened over the second half of Season 4 as we've been repeatedly fed episodes that slow things down to focus on just two or three characters at a time and delve into their psyches.
"Still," directed by Julius Ramsey and written by Angela Kang, epitomized this approach. Yes, it offered up its share of zombie splattering, but it was mostly a meditation on leaving the past behind, mending fences, bridging class differences and, more or less, smoothing out the imperfections in your golf swing.
In addition to all that, it represented the most amount of camera time ever for the beleaguered Beth. (Now's a good time to ask for that raise, Emily Kinney!).
As we begin, she and Daryl are at it again. They've become like an old, grumpy married couple. They avoid each other whenever they can and they hardly talk over fried rattlesnake lunches. Beth is getting sick of hanging around camp all day. She wants is a change of scenery. And what she really wants is a drink -- something Daddy never let her have.
And so she does what grumpy spouses all over America do: Give the middle-finger salute and hit the road.
Of course, Daryl isn't going to let her traipse around on her own, so he accompanies her to the Pine Vista Country Club, where several zombies are loitering in the fairway. (Play through, dammit!). Golfers are big booze hounds, Beth figures, and heads to the clubhouse where she expects to find some liquor.
It becomes immediately apparent that Daryl isn't comfortable in the country club setting -- not because there are Polo shirt-wearing corpses and walkers all over the place, but because it reminds him of the things he never had in his life. For some reason, he starts grabbing up all the money and jewelry he can find in the place. Meanwhile, Beth locates a wine bottle, but unfortunately has to bust it open over a zombie's head. Another painful example of good booze going to waste.
Later, Beth locates some clothes in the pro shop and changes into a fresh shirt and white sweater that make her look like a little blonde preppy. But when zombies invade the place, Daryl goes ballistic, teeing off on the undead with a golf club (A 9 iron?). He swings over and over on one hapless walker until a glob of zombie juice plops right onto Beth's new sweater. (We figure that's at least a two-stroke penalty).
Beth finally locates a single bottle of peach schnapps in the bar, where Daryl is flinging darts at photos of the rich white country club members. Beth can't bring herself to drink the peachy goodness and starts to cry. Daryl rushes over, grabs the bottle and smashes it on the floor. He's highly offended that her first-ever drink would be peach schnapps. The horror!
So what's really going on with these two? They head back through the woods, where Beth unsuccessfully tries to get a conversation going. She guesses that Daryl was a motorcycle mechanic in his pre-zombie apocalypse days, but he says it doesn't matter. They come to a cabin that Daryl had previously discovered with Michonne -- a cabin that reminds Daryl of the place he and Merle used to live in with their abusive father. They find a crate of moonshine -- the kind of adult beverage that Daryl officially endorses for a first drink.
Beth finds the stuff "disgusting," but she dinks anyway and soon she wants to play a little game with Daryl (What is this, a slumber party?). The object: Take turns reciting things you've never done in you life and get the other person to take a drink if he/she has. Daryl is reluctant, but he goes along.
She: "I never shot a crossbow."
He: "I've never been out of Georgia."
She: "I've never been drunk and done something I regretted."
He: "I've never been on vacation."
The game continues until Beth makes a statement that offends Daryl. "I've never been in jail," she proclaims.
"Is THAT what you think of me," he snarls, before launching into one big never-never rant.
"I never ate frozen yogurt. I never had a pet pony. I never got something from Santa Claus," he spews. " ... And I never cut my wrists looking for attention!" (Ooh, that one hurt).
This leads to an episode outside, in which Daryl grabs Beth from behind, forces a cross bow into her hand and demands that she shoot a zombie for target practice. Instead, she wriggles free and stabs the walker. "Killing them is not supposed to be fun!" she blurts. What if, after all, that zombie was her dad?
This leads to an even bigger argument. She accuses Daryl of being shut off and callous. "Nothing matters to you," she says. "None of the people we lost matter to you."
Daryl shoots back: "What about you!?" You lost two boyfriends and your entire family and all you can do is "go looking for hooch like a dumb college bitch!"
All this bickering finally leads to some painful introspection and that's when the tears flow. Daryl has regrets. Maybe he could have done something back at the prison to fend off the Governor. Maybe he could have saved some lives. He cries and Beth hugs him. Ahhh.
They come to the realization that Beth is a "happy" drunk and Daryl isn't. He recalls an incident where he and Merle were watching cartoons on TV with a "tweaker." An argument actually broke out over the merits of the show. Guns were pulled and it looked like the whole thing would end in death, until Daryl was punched in the stomach and puked all over the place -- which naturally made the rednecks laugh.
Likewise, Daryl and Beth ease off the acrimony. More talk. More introspection. Basically, the moral of the story is that you "gotta stay who you are" and not worry about "who you were." (Yes, they accomplished this without the help of Dr. Phil).
Then they get the crazy-fun idea to burn the damn down the damn cabin -- the cabin that reminds Daryl of his past. They drench it moonshine, light a wad of cash from the golf course, set the place ablaze and give it the middle-finger salute as an offbeat song by the Mountain Goats plays over the scene. Apparently, "there's going to be a party when the wolf comes home."
So what did you think of "Still"? Did you find it enlightening? Or did you want more zombie-bludgeoning? Most importantly, are you a happy drunk, or an angry one -- and what's your golf handicap?
Contact Chuck Barney at Facebook.com/BayAreaNewsGroup.ChuckBarney, or Twitter.com/chuckbarney


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