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Living a healthy lifestyle that includes no smoking, regular exercise, maintenance of a healthy weight, and a diet that is low in red meat and high in vegetables and fruit is probably your best start at general cancer prevention.
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- CT colongraphy (virtual colonoscopy) performed every 5 years. This can miss small polyps. If any abnormalities are detected, a colonoscopy is needed.


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See the date on the 2013 schedule. Just wondered if there was going to be more info posted? Just over a month away.
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STOCKTON - A man who was shot by authorities after opening fire on officers with a high-powered assault rifle was released from a hospital Thursday and booked into the San Joaquin County Jail, authorities said.
Deandre Adams, 24, was booked on suspicion of attempted murder of a peace officer, carrying a loaded firearm, unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm on school grounds, authorities said. According to police, Adams fired at officers July 10 after a vehicle pursuit led to a foot chase at a southwest Stockton elementary school.
Three San Joaquin County sheriff's deputies and one Stockton police officer returned fire, striking Adams multiple times, authorities said. Adams spent 23 days in the hospital and was guarded by officers around the clock, said Officer Joe Silva, a spokesman for the Police Department.
Three other men were also arrested in connection with the shooting. Terrance Adams, 23, Juan Barnes, 19, and Jose Gonzalez, 30, were all arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of a peace officer and other crimes, authorities said. Barnes was later arrested on suspicion of an unrelated homicide that occurred July 5 in an apartment near San Joaquin Delta College, police said.
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The Political and Security Committee (PSC) meets at the ambassadorial level as a preparatory body for the Council of the EU. Its main functions are keeping track of the international situation, and helping to define policies within the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) including the CSDP. It prepares a coherent EU response to a crisis and exercises its political control and strategic direction.
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The Politico-Military Group (PMG) carries out preparatory work in the field of CSDP for the Political and Security Committee. It covers the political aspects of EU military and civil-military issues, including concepts, capabilities and operations and missions. It prepares Council Conclusions, provides Recommendations for PSC, and monitors their effective implementation. It contributes to the development of (horizontal) policy and facilitates exchanges of information. It has a particular responsibility regarding partnerships with third states and other organisations, including EU-NATO relations, as well as exercises. The PMG is chaired by a representative of the High Representative.
The Crisis Management and Planning Directorate(CMPD) contributes to the objectives of the European External Action Service, the EU Common Security and Defence Policy and a more secure international environment by the political-strategic planning of CSDP civilian missions and military operations, ensuring coherence and effectiveness of those actions as part of the EU comprehensive approach to crisis management and developing CSDP partnerships, policies, concepts and capabilities.
The European Union Military Staff (EUMS) - working under the direction of the EU Military Committee (EUMC) and under the authority of the High Representative/Vice President (HR/VP) - is the source of collective (multi-disciplinary) military expertise within the European External Action Service (EEAS). As an integral component of the EEAS's Comprehensive Approach, the EUMS coordinates the military instrument, with particular focus on operations/missions (both military and those requiring military support) and the creation of military capability. Enabling activity in support of this output includes: early warning (via the Single Intelligence Analysis Capacity - SIAC), situation assessment, strategic planning, Communications and Information Systems, concept development, training and education, and support of partnerships through military-military relationships. Concurrently, the EUMS is charged with sustaining the EU OPSCEN and providing its core staff when activated.
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Definition of follicle in English:
1 Anatomy A small secretory cavity, sac, or gland, in particular.
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1.1 (also hair follicle) The sheath of cells and connective tissue that surrounds the root of a hair.
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1.2 short for Graafian follicle.
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2 Botany A dry fruit that is derived from a single carpel and opens on one side only to release its seeds.
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Late Middle English: from Latin folliculus 'little bag', diminutive of follis 'bellows'.
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I still think the lakers are better because they have raw talent, and who do the heat have, LBJ Dwade and Bosh. The Lakers have a solid point guard which the heat dot have. I think the lakers might have had a better offseason than the heat. The heat spent all their money on 3 players. The lakers got shannon brown back, signed steve blake and matt barnes.
So whos better?
Lakers. Heres why. First off they have a bench that has shown it can be productive. Second, They are BIG. Third, compare the four spot, Bosh is under sized compared to Gasols 7 foot frame. Fourth, The Lake show have a dominate center in Bynum. Last, The Lakers have added a few parts but they still have a central core of guys who can play together and win. Case in point last year. Thats why i say right now the Lakers are better, but in 2 years, Miami will be 1 of the most dominate teams in the league behind the Chicago Bulls.
Thats why we beat the celtics. Celtics are getting older and weaker.
I still think the Lakers are better, cause they have a better bench.
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.
- Kevin Durant
Because they are the Champs, and made some quiet, but great upgrades to there bench, I have to give it to the Lakers.
Sure, the Heat have the "New Big 3", but none of them can guard Kobe. Lebron could handle him to some extent, but Kobe can turn it on. D-Wade has the memory of one of Kobe's luckiest shots ever when he banked it off the glass, off one foot, off balanced, while he was at the peak of his jump, and Wade had his hand right in Bryant's face. The Black Mamba is one of the greatest to ever play.
Gasol is better than Bosh, but Bosh is young, and could be a bit better than Gasol is at this moment with some more time, but playing with two superstars will make a difference. Odom is the X-Factor in a series between them. If he's playing well, they'll be hard to stop. If not, that should give the Heat a chance to win.
I think the chemistry will develop over the season with the Heat, faster than the Lakers will. Barnes and Ron are the same. Barnes gets upset though, and Ron learned to keep his cool. Plus, I think he's a better defender. Barnes is quicker and faster though, so they both provide defensive problems to James and Wade. The Heat's big men can't compete with Bynum, when healthy. Fish is a good PG now, not as fast, but his leadership qualities, and his offensive prowess and awareness make up for it.
I'd give the Lakers the series in 6.
The Heat should win eventually, but not yet with all these veterans, three or four years past there prime, if not more. They can't keep up with LA. The Lakers made the changes to kick up there defense this year with bringing Barnes and Ratliff in, and Ebanks and Caracter will learn slowly, but should be helpful, if only a bit. But that's all they need to be is "OK" with a stacked Lakers team.
The Lakers are better.
The lakers have a better and younger bench,and can match the heat's three superstars: kobe on lebron,artest on wade and pau on bosh.
Los Angeles Lakers they have Talent a Great Bench and have Won Titles. Miami will Show it next Season with LeBron,Wade & Bosh. But there Bench is OK!!! beacuse they have old Stars ecsape Mario and Miller.
You spelled, 'except' wrong.
And 'escape'. lol.
I don't know what you mean...haha...
Miami Heat are better than the Lakers because simply Heat have better players. LeBron can take on anyone Kobe or Pau Gasol. Dwyane Wade gots the point guard Bosh Gots Pau Gasol and ilgauskas gots the center.
You're a fool if you think Bosh is better than Gasol.
D-Wade and Lebron are not better than Kobe, and they cannot guard him either. I think everyone thinks Kobe is slowing down, but he was injured throughout the year and the playoffs. Now, this year, with much needed rest, and having had surgery on his knee, he'll show he's not old. We'll get the '08 Kobe in my opinion, where no one could stop him, and everyone said he was the best player in the league. Bynum is too strong for Big Z. Artest should guard Wade, and Kobe on LBJ, or the newly acquired Barnes.
If you don't believe that Kobe can't handle them, look back to when they played the Cavs. Kobe did what he want, but he forced some bad shots. But, the Lakers's team, don't count Kobe in this, proved they could lead themselves to victory whether Bryant had a good shooting game or not. Lakers added tougher players, while Miami added veterans, and it's up in the air if it'll work this season. All those veterans are 30 something or more years old, so the team won't hold up for long. They should've signed less money, so the team had cap space to work for in the future. But, the Heat think they gcan win big for the next 6 six years or so.
And, Wade can't guard Kobe. Go on Youtube and type, "Kobe hits backboard game winner over Wade". If that isn't enough for you, then I don't know what is.
The Heat have three good players, while the Lakers have more, and better chemistry. You can't say the Heat have that right now, because they haven't even had training camp. The Lakers only added three new players, and count 5 if you include the rookies they should sign.
The Lakers are the better team, and that's that. Winning in the season doesn't matter. You're basically just playing for a ranking in the playoffs, the higher you are, the better your chances, but that's not always the case. Lebron and the Cavs beat the Lakers a few times during the season, but they didn't reach the Finals, and the Lakers did.
So, just because you get James and Bosh, don't expect to win it all.
I totaly agree with you.This is exactly what ive been telling all these miami heat bandwagoners from the beginning.
I agree, can't be the Celtics, they're getting older and now they get the 38-old Shaq on their rosters.
I will still say Lakers is better, since they're just so solid these years, and the team's getting muture and concrete.
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CHICORA, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania woman has been charged with stealing money from cards brought to a wedding reception she was attending — and trying to hide the loot in her bra.
State police say 40-year-old Jennifer Ann Martz, of Chicora, attended Saturday's wedding with her boyfriend, who was an invited guest.
The Butler Eagle reports guests found 11 cards missing from a gift table and noticed Martz heading to the ladies room. Police say Martz ripped up the cards and tried to flush them down a toilet, while stuffing $475 in cash and $80 in checks into her bra. That's where other female guests told police they found the loot.
Martz doesn't have a listed phone, and online court records don't list an attorney for her.
The groom's brother, Jeremy Scherer, says Martz "ruined the whole time for everybody."
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- Nov 5:
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- Nov 1:
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- Legislature to hold special hearing on BART worker safety
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- Barnidge: There's a good reason BART wanted control of overtime expenses
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This is unlikely to change striking BART workers' attitudes, because they have been tone-deaf to public sentiment, but the overwhelming majority of readers I've heard from are stationed just this side of outrage in their view of labor's part in the contract impasse.
The emails started flooding in after I offered a fairly harsh critique of union negotiators' demands and the perverse logic they used in blaming management for their need to strike. My inbox piled nearly four dozen emails deep.
I'm accustomed to hearing from people who question my intellect. And from people who doubt my parents were married. Much of my correspondence arrives singed around the edges. But these folks were writing to say they agreed:
The overriding theme seemed to be that transit strikes should be outlawed. A few folks thought everyone should be fired, citing Ronald Reagan's handling of air traffic controllers. Some want the BART system privatized, and these were not button-down conservatives, as far as I could tell.
"I grew up a liberal in Berkeley," one wrote, "but this whole BART nonsense is making me rethink my position on workers and unions."
"I'm not following the negotiations very closely," wrote another, "but I sure don't understand labor's intransigence, and I'm a labor guy."
And another: "I'm usually left of center; nobody would call me a conservative or a down-with-unions type, but this has become such an egregious situation ..."
Imagine how angry they'll be when they learn what another emailer shared. He said he knows two train operators who openly talk about how they "game" the system in which they work. He said they "trade" sick days to manipulate work shifts and guarantee overtime pay.
That falls nicely in line with this writer's sentiments: "I have written my state legislators and demanded that BART unions have a no-strike clause. These current union deceptions, half-truths and outright lies are the product of self-entitlement."
Then there was one expression of incredulity at labor's demands: "I'm a 27-year-old law school graduate and BART rider who gets no benefits of any kind, and I'm just lucky to have a full-time job in San Francisco that pays me something."
Annoyance was not restricted solely to public employees. One comment was typical of many like it: "What is driving me crazy is the lack of concern for the riders by legislators. Where are they? Now is the time to get a bill in place that will not allow this to happen again in a few years when this contract nonsense will have another go around. I hope all riders remember this lack of support during election time."
Do you suppose everyone in Sacramento is tone-deaf, too?
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- SOU %gosta l 9{ews i ;1 pußCication of the \ Satisfa and 'Xootenai 'TribesS^ """^ 0/" t/uì 'Jiatfiead Indian I 'Reservation VOLUME 16, NUMBER 2 THE MONTH OF THE BITTER ROOT MAY 26, 1987 Council and commissioners meet formally to discuss Ordinance 44D Lake County's three commissioners met with the Tribal Council May 22 to ask questions about Ordinance 44D, the Tribes' revised hunting and fishing law. In the course of the discussion, the commissioners -- Ray Harbin, Mike Hutchin and Don Peterson -- made a suggestion: Would the Council consider delaying implementation of Ordinance 44D until the current Tribal-state negotiations were concluded, or until any litigation, if it came to that, were to run its course? The commissioners said if the Council agreed to the delay, the three would make a public gesture of buying Tribal permits - the $10.00, pre-44D ones - in support of the Tribes' jurisdiction over Tribal lands. The discussion lasted about 45 minutes, with questions on both sides. Elmo councilman Lawrence Kenmille asked what specific problem did the commissioners have with the ordinance, which is a slightly revised version of a 20-year-old law anyway. Hutchin answered that Ordinance 44D assumed jurisdiction over non-Tribally owned land, which was a new policy. Harbin added that many people were concerned with the "verbiage" on the back of the 1987 permits which puts non-Indian permit holders under (Continues on page four) Montana Indians sought for new movie o 00 ON ? «1* ^ S ON z If) *t 00 Ss Cfl CA According to the Associated Press, Native Americans are being sought in five Montana towns for "speaking parts, good parts" in a new movie. Poison is one of those five towns. The movie is "War Party" and it's being produced by the same company that made "Platoon", which recently received an Academy Award for best-movie-of-the-year. The new movie's casting director, Lora Kennedy, will be at the Showboat Cinema in Poison this Friday and Saturday (May 29 & 30), from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Other stops on her itinerary include Kalispell (Outlaw Inn), May 28; Billings (Northern Hotel), June 1 and 2; and Helena (Colonial Inn), June 3-6. She was in Cut Bank May 26 and 27. "War Party" will be a contemporary story "bad blood between the townsfolk and young Indians in a Blackfeet Reservation town," the AP article said. £ Going door-to-door for public TV The stranger knocking on your door this Saturday won't necessarily be wanting to discuss the Bible with you. He or she will ask instead for a donation in support of public TV on the Reservation. Volunteers will be canvassing Ronan, Pablo, and St. Ignatius on May 30 for public TV memberships. The sug- gested levels of contributions are from $25 to $250. The $25 donation entitles the giver to the Public TV Newsletter that will include a guide to the programs available when the stations go on the air. "Incentives" for larger gifts include T-shirts, buttons, and directors chairs with the public TV logo.
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SAN BRUNO -- San Bruno officials said Friday they have discovered at least 40 violations of state law in documents that prove an "illegal, cozy, and inappropriate" relationship exists between the state Public Utilities Commission and PG&E, the latest flap in the aftermath of a lethal natural gas explosion in San Bruno four years ago.
The city wrested the documents from the PUC as part of a settlement of a lawsuit the city filed in February against the powerful state agency, which oversees PG&E and other public utilities in California.
"Some of the files clearly document the illegal and inappropriate behavior between the PUC and PG&E that has concerned us for some time," said Connie Jackson, San Bruno's city manager. "There is a cozy relationship between PG&E and the PUC that is supposed to regulate it."
Federal investigators have cited a cozy relationship between PG&E and the PUC and lax oversight as factors that contributed to the natural gas pipeline explosion in September 2010 that killed eight and wrecked a quiet residential neighborhood in San Bruno.
San Francisco-based Pacific Gas & Electric released a statement Friday evening saying it is required to communicate regularly with the PUC on a wide range of issues and that "we're absolutely committed to conducting ourselves in an ethical manner at all times." A statement released by the PUC did not characterize its relationship with the PG&E, but said it has an "ongoing commitment to public access and transparency."
Some of the documents handed over involve emails between PUC President Michael Peevey and Brian Cherry, PG&E's vice president of regulatory relations.
In one email, in April, Peevey offered advice to Cherry about how the utility should handle its public relations regarding a federal criminal indictment of the utility.
"PG&E's decision to issue a press release last week anticipating all this only meant that the public got to read two big stories rather than one. I think this was inept," Peevey wrote.
In another email, Laura Doll, PG&E's director of regulatory relations, complained to Paul Clanon, executive director of the PUC, about a flurry of requests about the San Bruno situation from the PUC's legal staff. Clanon is arguably the second-most powerful official at the agency, after Peevey.
"I can't get over the unchecked appetite for global data requests from the PUC legal staff. It's unmanageable," Doll wrote to Clanon in a December 2011 letter. Doll also asked Clanon to intervene in the matter, which at that point was part of an official PUC proceeding regarding the San Bruno explosion. "Is there any procedural opportunity to have other eyes on the scope and nature of these requests? I'm being naive again, right? But thanks for listening."
In an April 2013 email, Carol Brown, chief of staff for Commissioner Peevey, wrote to PG&E executive Doll and offered advice about how to handle one of the proceedings related to the San Bruno explosion. In the email, Brown said she had talked to one of the PUC administrative law judges about the matter.
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Vox is a little and simple music player for Mac OS X with support for many file types, including FLAC, MP3, AAC, Musepack, Monkey's Audio, OGG Vorbis, Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV, IT, MOD, XM, Games Music and many others. Includes numerous effects like Equalizer, Reverb, Time Stretch, Pitch Shift, Echo. Moreover, all supported files can be exported to AAC+, Apple Lossless, WAV and other formats with enabled effects.
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Homepage is now at Coppertino.com/Vox
Site moved to http://voxapp.didgeroo.com/ and betas are in the forums.
Tempo (time stretch) is a great feature: it changes the sound to play at faster or slower tempo than originally without affecting the sound pitch. (Like SoundTouch does.)
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A new MAJOR release is coming! Stay tuned. ;)
I really love that app, but it always crashes on Lion after a few minutes. Too bad!
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B&Q trials use of avatars for customer DIY queries 30-Aug-2016
B&Q is reportedly trialing the use of avatars, controlled in real time by in-customer assistants, to answer customer queries.
BHS shuts up shop for good 30-Aug-2016
After 88 years on high streets all over the UK, the last BHS store closed for good over the bank holiday weekend.
Briers joins BHETA 26-Aug-2016
Garden gloves brand Briers is the latest garden supplier to join BHETA.
New garden centre supply chain solution launched 26-Aug-2016
A new consolidated supply chain service, tailored to the needs of garden centres and garden retail suppliers has been launched by a partnership including specialist in product sourcing, development and distribution, Highgrove and BRC-accredited supply chain infrastructure provider, Oakland International.
Leekes undergoes major expansion at Pontyclun store 25-Aug-2016
Welsh home retailer Leekes has created 25 new jobs with the completion of a major expansion at its Pontyclun-based warehouse.
Ikea to open Westfield order and collection point 25-Aug-2016
Next week will see Ikea opening the doors of its new Westfield Stratford city order and collection point.
"Steady sales" reported at Homebase since Wesfarmers acquisition 24-Aug-2016
In its latest financial report, Homebase's new parent group Wesfarmers has reported sales of £512m at the former HRG-owned retailer during the four months of its ownership. On a like-for-like trading basis for the period from completion to the end of June, transactions were up 7.5%.1 comment
Bunnings promises new jobs as it closes Habitat concessions 23-Aug-2016
A Habitat store in Bath, which has been operating from a Homebase warehouse for less than a year, is set to close in early September.
Three-year-old crushed by wall in carpet shop 22-Aug-2016
A three-year-old boy was airlifted to hospital after being crushed by an MDF wall in Frank's The Flooring Store in Darlington on Sunday.
Stax Big Brands show named "biggest ever" 19-Aug-2016
Now in its sixth year, the Big Brands Trade Shows looks set to be the biggest in Stax history, with more than 150 brands already signed up to attend the two shows this September and October.
UK lighting market worth over £2bn 19-Aug-2016
A new report by AMA Research has revealed that the UK lighting market reached more than £2bn in worth last year, an increase of 13% on 2014.
Ex-BHS boss told to get off his yacht and sort BHS crisis 18-Aug-2016
Sir Philip Green has reportedly been "urged to stop swanning about on his yacht" and fly back to the UK to sort out the BHS pension deficit as he told MPs he would.2 comments
Kingfisher Q2 sales show no negative impact from Brexit vote 18-Aug-2016
B&Q and Screwfix's parent company Kingfisher has seen total sales rise 8.4% in the three months to July 31, with like-for-likes in Britain and Ireland up 7.2%.3 comments
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Ruxley Rose finalists announced 16-Aug-2016
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Discount retail giant B&M opened its centenary garden centre store this week, taking the opportunity to outline plans for 10 more garden centres in 2016.
DIY Shoot raises £9k for Rainy Day Trust 15-Aug-2016
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GCA announces area award winners 15-Aug-2016
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03.08.2012 - Belgian Amakem NV appointed Maarten van Geffen as new head of CMC and Operations in mid-July.
Van Geffen brings nearly 25 years international management experience in pharmaceutical development to Amakem, a kinase platform company focusing on ophthalmology. Previously, he was Director of Product Development at Shire-Movetis NV and responsible for the pharmaceutical development of the GI early and late phase products and was the CMC (Chemistry, Manufacturing & Controls) lead for due diligence of early phase and late phase small and large molecule products. Prior to working at Shire-Movetis NV, van Geffen held several positions as Director of CMC Regulatory Affairs at Barrier Therapeutic NV, Centocor BV, and Janssen Research Foundation.http://www.european-biotechnology-news.com/people/bio-people/2012-2/maarten-van-geffen.html


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Bankruptcy: The union that brought the 85-year-old baker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread to its knees is holding out hope that a buyer will salvage chunks of the company and send the union's members back to work, even as Hostess Brands Inc. gears up for a fire sale. WSJ
Prisoners' rights: A federal judge is expected this week to rule on Alabama's policy of isolating HIV-positive inmates from other prisoners. USA Today
IP litigation: The patent dispute between Samsung Electronics Co. and Apple Inc. escalated after a U.S. judge on Thursday granted both companies permission to add products to their lawsuits, including Apple's iPhone 5 and Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1. WSJ
Recruitment suit: EBay Inc. said it will fight a Department of Justice lawsuit that alleges that the Internet retailer and financial software provider Intuit Inc. had signed an illegal agreement restricting the companies' ability to actively recruit employees from one another. WSJ
Benghazi fallout: The chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said Sunday that she planned to investigate why the C.I.A.'s quick determination of terrorism in the Sept. 11 attack in Benghazi, Libya, wasn't reflected in the "talking points" used days later on television by Susan E. Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations. NYT


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2011 (JUNIOR): Went 3-1 with a 5.25 ERA and six saves on the season … became the Islanders' career leader in saves on the season … scattered 23 hits in 24 innings on the year in 25 appearances … struck out 20 batters to 10 walks … punched out two in a shutout frame against MVSU (2/20) … had a scoreless inning against UTPA (3/8) … picked up first save of the season with 1 2/3 perfect innings against Iowa (3/14) … punched out two in a frame at Texas Tech (3/15) … went an inning against McNeese State (3/25) … notched a save with 2/3 of an inning against Houston Baptist (3/29) … had a pair of punchouts at Rice (4/20) … picked up a save against UCA (4/29) with 1 1/3 shutout innings … got the win out of the pen in game two over the Bears (4/30) … closed out all three games of the UTA series, earning saves in games two and three … closed out the finale with SHSU (5/21) for his eighth career save to set a new school record.
2010 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in 19 games for the Islanders, throwing 19 1/3 innings … was 0-1 on the season with a 11.64 ERA and recorded two saves on the year … had scoreless outings in six of his first seven games of the year … picked up a save with a scoreless inning against Mississippi State (3/14) … also saved the middle game against Nicholls (3/20) … struck out two in 1 2/3 scoreless against Lamar (4/11).
2009 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 16 games for the Islanders tossing 16 1/3 innings … was 0-3 on the season with a 9.37 ERA … recorded lone start of season in final appearance of year, as he got the starting nod at Sam Houston State (5/14) … longest outing of the season was at Nicholls in relief as he pitched 2 2/3 innings.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Coach Rudy Rodriguez and the Bobcats at Bloomington … posted a 9-1 record … also hit .490 at the plate … set the school record with 15 strikeouts in a game … named all-district four straight seasons … was the team's Player of the Year as a junior and senior … first-team all-area as a senior … was a four-year player in football and basketball.
PERSONAL: Phillip Garcia, Jr., was born on Dec. 7, 1989, in Victoria, Texas … son of Phillip, Sr., and Becky Garcia … has an older sister, Felicia, and a younger sister, Brandee … is majoring in kinesiology.


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Progress is an important factor with any project or initiative, even more so when progress directly impacts waterfowl populations. Ducks Unlimited is pleased to say that one if it's most significant projects has been moving in the right direction. Yet, there is always the opportunity for more.
DU's Rescue the Duck Factory (RDF) campaign was designed to save the highest-priority breeding grounds in the Prairie Pothole Region of North and South Dakota, an area called the Duck Factory by waterfowl biologists thanks to the more than 40 percent of North America's waterfowl that are produced there. The campaign's method to achieve this goal: Securing conservation easements from willing landowners by raising $40 million from individuals, foundations and corporate partners. The most recent numbers are encouraging.
More than 75,000 acres of grassland and wetland easements have been secured from landowners in the Prairie Pothole Region since DU launched the campaign in 2008. The easements cost almost $17 million dollars, of which RDF contributed almost $4.1 million. Additional funding came from the North American Wetlands Conservation Act, Federal Duck Stamp and the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
Steve Adair, director of DU's Great Plains regional office, said the partnership between DU and landowners has been a valuable one.
"The continuing interest among landowners to work with us to maintain their grasslands provides an exceptional opportunity to preserve some of the very best waterfowl breeding habitat on the continent," said Adair. "We must remain diligent in responding to this interest."
This partnership with landowners actually dates back to 1997, when DU and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) joined forces to start Grasslands for Tomorrow, a campaign aimed at saving 2 million acres of prime waterfowl breeding habitat in the U.S. prairies, with DU acquiring easements from landowners while FWS handles the monitoring and management of the land. And landowners weren't exactly resistant to the idea. The shaky state of the economy, row-crop prices, loss of Conservation Reserve Program funding and developmental pressures on landowners to plow native prairie had them looking for ways to conserve.
The FWS now holds almost 1.1 million acres of grassland easements and 1.4 million acres of wetland easements, of which 849,324 acres were purchased since DU launched Grasslands for Tomorrow. In addition, 14,166 easement acres have been recently "optioned," meaning they will close pending assurance of clear title, subordination agreements from lenders, and other legal requirements.
RDF is building on this progress, but support is more vital than ever, as passing time leads to valuable waterfowl habitat lost. Interest remains strong among landowners with 296,263 acres currently being offered for easement purchases. With the momentum from this report of RDF's success, DU hopes to receive continued support in its mission to rescue the duck factory.
"The RDF campaign is conserving grasslands that could have been lost forever and are crucial to North America's waterfowl," said Adair. "While we have been able to conserve 75,000 acres through this effort, there is still much to do. The habitat secured through this campaign will continue to produce waterfowl for many years to come."
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Several locals have reported coming across folks in the woods with open fire, utterly oblivious to the fact that there's a Stage 2 fire ban in effect in Summit County and across the state. It may be hard to believe people haven't noticed the highway signs and the notices in other places about this, but as we know, folks on vacation are often more focused on leisure than responsibility.
While all the public fireworks displays have been canceled in Summit County for the Fourth, we do worry about people doing their own thing out there and starting a fire. The local police and Forest Service officials have said they'll be on the lookout for folks shooting off their own fireworks, and the district attorney has said his office will offer no plea bargains for those caught. But considering the fact that some may be unaware of the ban and that the fine is a relatively paltry $150 for a first offense (although stricter in Breckenridge), we're not sure how much good this will do.
What we really need is a concerted effort by all residents of Summit County to inform our visitors of the restrictions and when we see them breaking them, to tell them - politely but in no uncertain terms - to be followed by a 911 call if they refuse to comply. This isn't about being polite, it's about saving our county from the fate being endured by places like Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, Boulder and ... the list goes on.
Recent afternoon showers have been encouraging, but make no mistake: The fire danger is still at "very high," and it's a long summer ahead. We can hope for more rain and no errant lightning, but the only thing really under our control is minimizing human mistakes. That's one effort we all can and should have a hand in.


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Thibodaux Regional and CIS partner for heart care
Published: Friday, July 12, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, July 11, 2013 at 7:49 p.m.
Thibodaux Regional Medical Center and Cardiovascular Institute of the South announced Thursday they will form a new partnership to provide heart care to patients in the region.
"The No. 1 objective of this partnership is to create a great patient experience," said Greg Stock, CEO of Thibodaux Regional Medical Center. "The collaboration with CIS will allow us to further our commitment to provide excellent clinical care and outstanding personal care."
Cardiovascular Institute of the South is a heart specialty hospital based in Houma with clinics serving patients all over south Louisiana. Through this partnership, CIS will work with Thibodaux Regional on cardiovascular-related services. The partners said they hope to achieve the highest possible outcomes in clinical care, patient satisfaction and efficiency.
Thibodaux Regional and CIS are nationally recognized for excellence in patient satisfaction and clinical care.
CIS has partnered with Terrebonne General Medical Center in Houma for 25 years.
"We have laid the foundation for world-class cardiology services and are proudly the regional leader in cardiology," said Phyllis Peoples, President and CEO of TGMC. "With so many people in southeast Louisiana affected by heart disease, it has been our mission to provide exceptional cardiology services including state-of-the-art technologies, and world-renown clinical research; all with the goal to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart disease."
Peoples said the hospital will continue to advance their services and "bring the best-in-class cardiac care to our region," with the help of CIS.
The new partnership between Thibodaux Regional and CIS will bring enhancements to local heart care through the use of new tools and the latest technology. It will also allow both partners to perform a broader range of interventional heart procedures, improve their processes and lower costs.
Providing these enhanced and additional heart care services closer to home will allow patients in the Thibodaux area access to more convenient and quicker heart care.
"As the health care environment continues to evolve, it is important that hospitals and physicians work as a team to meet the challenges of the future and to further expand upon the quality and access to world-class health care services," said CIS CEO David Konur. "This type of partnership is a win-win for our patients and our community."
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