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High School: Played at Thunderbird High School in Phoenix, Ariz. for coach Kristi Valasquez...Named First Team All-Region her junior and senior seasons...Named THS Scholar Athlete in 2007-08...Team MVP during junior season...Member of Ceil Billings Invitational All-Tournament Team during senior season.
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by Tiffany Houser, Green Monkey Interactive
"You are what you eat," says the old adage, but what about "you are what you are not eating?"
Calorie Restriction (CR) is the practice of eating fewer calories (5 - 40% less) while achieving adequate or optimal nutrition. Since the 1930's extensive scientific research has shown that calorie restriction improves health and extends the life span of nearly every species tested due to the reduction of stress on the digestive and immune systems.
The theory is that your DNA recognizes that you body is working more efficiently and re-creates efficient cells. Cardiologist and Oprah's medical expert Dr. Mehmet Oz believes that calorie restriction can have longevity benefits. "We think we can actually reach life spans of 150 years with calorie restriction," Dr. Oz says. However, Dr. Oz says it is far too difficult for most people to restrict calories.
Paul McGlothin and Meredith Averill, authors of The CR Way: Using the Secrets of Calorie Restriction for a Longer, Healthier Life, and Calorie Restriction Society Board Members, say CR can improve brain power, decrease inflammation, lower the risk of cancer, boost happiness and increase your life span.
Dr. Oz explains that calorie restriction sends a message to your body that you will not be able to reproduce because there is not enough food. The body is then sent a self-preservation message. "Preserve what you've got because you can't afford to waste it," he says.
According to the Calorie Restriction Society (CRS) the goal of Calorie Restriction is to achieve a longer and healthier life by eating fewer calories and consuming adequate vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients.
Simply eating less may not improve health or extend lifespan - it can lead to malnutrition. Before worrying about how many calories you're eating, make sure that the foods in your diet provide sufficient nutrition to avoid malnutrition once you begin to restrict them.
In order to chart your progress, and to make sure that you are avoiding nutrient deficiencies and other hazards, the CRS recommends getting at least the minimal recommended blood tests done. You'll want to know these results before your calorie restriction begins, so that you'll have a baseline for comparison as you move into calorie restriction.
Once your diet consists primarily of nutrient-dense, calorie-sparse foods, you can safely begin to reduce your total calorie intake. Make sure, however, you have considered your current state of well-being and consult with your doctor to ensure this is the right plan for you.
The recommended time for the transition from your current diet to increasingly introducing more steps towards calorie restriction, according to Dr. Roy Lee Walford, a pioneer in the field of life extension, is a minimum of 6 to 9 months, but preferably 1 to 2 years.
Adult mice that were suddenly put on calorie restriction experienced shorter life spans, than mice that were slowly transitioned into to calorie restriction.
Even though most people on CR cut their calorie intake by 30%, they say it is not necessary to follow a drastic diet in order to reap the benefits of calorie restriction. They suggest that even cutting calories by 5 to 10 percent, can be a great starting point.
Here are some things to consider before moving forward with calorie restriction:
"Negative" appearance changes due to weight loss
Bone health challenges due to weight loss is often accompanied by reduced bone mass
Cold sensitivity due to reduced body mass
Children, adolescents, and young adults (under approx 21) should be advised against starting CR.
Loss of "cushioning" - discomfort sitting on hard surfaces, etc., due to reduced body fat.
Reduced energy reserves due to less body fat
Hunger (both psychological and physical effects), cravings, or food obsession
Menstrual irregularity due to dramatic weight loss. Women planning to get pregnant soon, should not begin CR until after having (and weaning) their baby.
Pregnancy - low body mass index is widely regarded as a risk factor in pregnancy.
Loss of strength and/or stamina due to loss of muscle mass from the weight loss
Decreased testosterone
Rapid weight loss (greater than 1 - 2 lbs/wk) - may do more harm than good
Slower wound healing - potential hazard in major accidents, violent attacks, surgeries, etc.
The CRS also mention how it can affect other lifestyle factors including social interaction such as going on CR without support from people in your inner circle or the separation it can create if you cannot participant in social gatherings or need a different meal during holidays and family dinners. CR can also be costly since most of the food is fresh and organic. CR represents a dramatic change in diet which can appeal to people who are attracted to the extreme or who may push the limits of safe or healthy CR practice.
The Calorie Restriction Society was formed to inject some scientific responsibility into the discussion of attempts to slow the aging process. As any scientifically responsible review of research in the field of gerontology, the study of the aging processes and individuals as they grow from middle age through later life, will quickly reveal, the only valid life-extension method that has any proven scientific backing behind it at all is Calorie Restriction (CR), from which "The Calorie Restriction Society" derives its name.
The CRS stresses that calorie restriction is not a weight loss program and should not be approached as a dieting tactic. This is lifestyle approach to adding years to your life by easing the work your body does to digest an over abundance of food and processed food which is a major stressor on your immune system.
So if you are what you are not eating then according to calories restriction you are promoting your health and longevity.
Check out this follow-up video from the 1991, 60 Minutes Report, Wine Rx, on the French Paradox, discussing Resveratrol and calorie restriction diets.

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- Let me see if I understand your teaching approach. You develop
passive systems that students can explore in order to learn important computer science concepts like finite state automata and synchronization. Your role as a teacher, then, is to create and update these tools, come up with exercises that draw out ideas, guide students' discussion of solutions, and help them synthesize general principles. Did I miss anything?
Lecture also an animation device.
- How did you get started with this approach? It seems very different
from the way most teachers teach computer science - that is, a lecture on general principles and then assigned problems from the book to practice application.
Very positive feedback. Examples have a clear connection to applications. For finite state machines, control of traffic lights, how would you synchronize the traffic lights... automatically, if you do it systematically, you start by specifying the total state space. What are the states of these many lights that can occur. Make the map of the state space, and this is a state that you don't want to get into, so that state has to be outside, and you begin to relate the states to each other. So a static specification of all the possible states that a system can be in is the first stem, and only later the dynamics.
Not faithful reflection. Simplify, simplify, and then hope that the simplified version still shows some aspects.
- I collect exercises for my students, but sometimes I have a hard
time thinking up ideas and examples. When I talk to other students, it seems that most teachers use passive lectures. What do you do to think of these things?
Dream up examples for exams. Sometimes run into them in books or if you hear them. Collection of transparencies. Systematically collect them. Just collect them on transparencies. Select them as appropriate. Lots of work.
- What other alternative approaches are used by teachers at schools
you've been to?
Not noticed much because is personal style. (Also, doesn't seem to have swapped exercises with others...)
- How long have you been teaching? Any advice for someone starting out?
Suggests getting MS first.
Thank you very much for your time. I've learned about another way to approach computer science education research - developing systems to support student learning by making an environment they can explore. I firmly believe tat concrete examples help students learn, and I hope to collect many examples and exercises for the introductory courses - to help students learn principles and to challenge them to do well. I agree that too much emphasis has been placed on applications, and I'd like to help train college and high school teachers to teach computing concepts, not just how to use applications. I don't know much about computational science, but I know that Dr. Rodrigo and Dr. Dayrit are working on that. Again, thank you very much for your time. =)
educational technology
Intimidation factor is well known. No general recommendation, every teacher has to deal with that. Darwinistic approach. No entrance exam. They have an attrition rate of 40% at ETH. Can take an elitist approach.
Concrete, specific examples. UNderstand the intuitive examples first and then find the general principles. Algorithms and data structures but with examples. Like things that are intellectually challenging.
Two-finger typist! <impish grin>
7. Perl training : 14:58
- Day 1 morning: What is Perl? Lay of the land - Day 1 afternoon: Basic syntax, Perl for extracting data - Day 2 morning: Regular expressions, perl as glue - using Perl to connect two programs - Day 2 afternoon: Perl as glue - using Perl to connect two programs - Day 3 afternoon: CPAN
- quickly extract information from a lot of data - write programs that connect two existing programs together - take advantage of very rich libraries
- extracting top phone callers - summarizing surveys
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5. Moving computing into the basics : 14:33
Once a society depends as much on the technology as we do today on the computer and information technology, it's not enough to have a bunch of specialists. principles should be a matter of general education.
When computers first popped up in universities some 40 or 50 years ago, everyone who wanted to use a computer had to learn how to program and the only question was what language to use. Justification was very simple. If someone wanted to use a computer for anything, he had to write his own program. In the 70s and 80s, something very drastic came up. Visicalc was the first spreadsheet. Fantastic innovation. That was simply the first of these fantastic app packages that we all use nowadays. Computer users today simply work with prepackaged applications done by specialists. If they use tools that other people make, then there's no need to teach programming.
If you want to understand the basic ideas that support this technology... How can I tell a politician or someone about what computers can or cannot do?
What would be the simplest possible setting where we can teach programming to high school students - not so that they will all be programmers, but so that they understand what it means to specify concretely what they want to do?
Traditional to take the language of the day. Understandable. But if you take a professional programming language, then you spend the first months or two studying the manual and the libraries. Too much information. What is the simplest setting in which I can try these?
Multikara is so cute! synchronization and stuff...
Main idea: finite state machines are easiest way to learn how to program
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bellies yet, although many people swear by them. I prefer the part that browns and gets all salty when you cook it.
- Put fish into frying pan with a bit of oil.
- Wait.
This CookOrDie episode was hard because I couldn't see what I was cooking! It was early morning, so I hadn't put my contacts on yet, and I used chopsticks (yes, while cooking fish - darn difficult to hang on to the pieces sometimes) to test if the fish felt crunchy. I also peeked every so often to see if it was browning properly. The sputtering oil from the fish made me loath to look closer, though.
Still, I think it was worth it. I'm particularly fond of daing na bangus (milkfish that's marinated and then fried), and my dad and I usually fight over who gets to eat the brown parts. Actually, no, we just try to be first at the fish. I haven't actually tasted the results yet due to a bit of a mix-up yesterday. I was supposed to bring it for lunch but the car couldn't take me to school. They sent the containers along later, but now that it's been out a few hours at room temperature, I'm a bit wary. All that rice will also be wasted unless I think of something to do later - and I'll have to eat it for lunch, as I'll be going home today!
Hmmm. Which means I'm in a bit of a spot, as I have a couple of potatoes earmarked for potato soup (or a reasonable facsimile thereof). I am a little hesitant about rice and fish as they'd been out for a while. I think I will have cream of mushroom + potato soup later... The rice is such a waste, but I guess I can treat it as an experiment.
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The Islanders showed off their dance routine to members of the public on Wednesday night, as the university and Corpus Christi communities sent them off with a strong turnout. The team will be performing a sassy jazz routine to a remix of Tom Jones' hit song, "She's a Lady." Irene Cornejo, a native of La Joya, Texas, will be performing a solo work on Wednesday as well.
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Actually i'm not an expert for A/V Syncing options, but i think you are having problems like mine as i stated in Known Issues.
With AviSynth playback, many codecs like AC3 and DTS you can't copy audio streams to another, thats why this audio streams must be reencoded, not remuxed.
Reencoding with AviSynth creates more reliable A/V Sync.
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Composer: Ludwig Minkus
Orchestration: John Lanchbery
Production conceived and directed by: Natalia Makarova
Choreographer: Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa
Assistant to Ms. Makarova: Susan Jones
World Premiere: (Petipa production) February 4, 1877—Maryinsky Theatre; St.
Petersburg, Russia
U.S. Premiere: (Makarova production) May 21, 1980—American Ballet Theatre, Metropolitan Opera House; New York, New York
San Francisco Ballet Premiere: March 9, 2000—War Memorial Opera House; San Francisco, California
San Francisco Ballet rehearses La Bayadère—Act II (© Erik Tomasson)
High on a platform, a woman dressed in filmy white steps forward, one leg stretching behind her in an arabesque. Straightening, she arches, arms overhead, then repeats the steps while moving down two ramps to the stage. Another woman follows, doing the same steps, then another, until 24 seemingly identical dancers are onstage, moving and breathing as one. It's arguably the single most breathtaking entrance in the classical ballet lexicon. That mesmerizing scene begins The Kingdom of the Shades, the often-excerpted second act of La Bayadère.
The full-length La Bayadère premiered in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1877, choreographed by Marius Petipa, preceding his Swan Lake (also in 1877) and The Sleeping Beauty (1890). As is typical for Romantic ballets, La Bayadère has an exotic locale (India) and ethereal beings (Shades). The scene is the opium-induced hallucination of Solor, who grieves for his love, the murdered temple dancer (bayadère) Nikiya.
When Natalia Makarova staged La Bayadère for American Ballet Theatre (ABT) in 1980, it was the first time the full-length had been seen in the West. The excerpted Kingdom of the Shades, however, had been seen earlier: the Kirov toured it outside of Russia in 1961, Rudolf Nureyev staged his version for The Royal Ballet in 1963, and Makarova staged it at ABT in 1974. Makarova, a Kirov Ballet dancer who defected in 1970, had danced Bayadère in Russia. Re-creating it at ABT "was her linkage to the Kirov, what she was passing on to us," says ABT Ballet Master Susan Jones, who set Makarova's The Kingdom of the Shades on San Francisco Ballet.
La Bayadère—Act II first came to SF Ballet in 2000, when Artistic Director & Principal Choreographer Helgi Tomasson invited Makarova to stage it. A ballet that takes unison dancing to the sublime, it sets the standard for the ballet blanc. The Shades "have to be, as a group, absolutely as one," Tomasson says. This cohesive mind-set is needed for other "white scenes"—the Wilis in Giselle and Swans in Swan Lake, for example—but in Bayadère "it's beyond that," he says.
As the Shades enter, their steps show that they are "between reality and dream, a metaphysical kind of state"—exactly how Dante's "Inferno" describes a Shade, says Jones, who has set Bayadère on five companies and been its custodian at ABT since the 1980s. "There's something pulling them down the ramp, which is Solor, toward reality [seen in the arabesque], and something that pulls them back, toward where they're coming from [the arched step back, arms high]."
That's the abstract, the spirituality of Bayadère. The reality, though, is that "technically everything is revealed," Jones says. In the role of Nikiya, "you're very exposed in the variation [solo]. The standard is high because of how Natasha danced it. And she gets it out of people. She's a terrific coach, but it's not an easy process. She has a standard and she wants to get people there and surpass it, if possible." Equally difficult is the third variation (danced by one of the three soloist Shades), which Jones calls "the 'walking on eggshells' variation. It takes a tremendous amount of control. It's very slow, and such a strain on the left calf." As for the Shades' entrance, "you have to work them up to it," Jones says. "In Natasha's version they don't change legs; they do all of the arabesques (38 for the first dancer onstage) on the same leg."
The spiritual connection The Kingdom of the Shades is given tangible form in the pas de deux when Solor and Nikiya are linked by a scarf. It's "a connection from this metaphysical or dream world to Solor's reality," Jones says. "It's symbolic of their love." The same kind of connection develops among the Shades. "Sharing that spirituality with 23 girls," Jones says, "is an incredible force."
Program notes by Cheryl A. Ossola
Composer: C.F. Kip Winger
Choreographer: Christopher Wheeldon
Scenic Designer: Laura Jellinek
Costume Designer: Mark Zappone
Lighting Designer: Mary Louise Geiger
World Premiere: February 9, 2010—San Francisco Ballet, War Memorial Opera House; San Francisco, California
San Francisco Ballet in Wheeldon's Ghosts© (© Erik Tomasson)
Ghosts—a potent word, rich in imagery and connotations. As the title of Christopher Wheeldon's sixth commission for San Francisco Ballet, set to C.F. Kip Winger's score by the same name, the word evokes death, a lingering presence, even a wisp of memory. In Winger's music, forceful, chilling interludes interrupt lovely, serene passages, as if something intangible refuses to be forgotten.
Winger, a bassist for Alice Cooper in the 1980s, met Wheeldon in 1997, when a friend took him to watch rehearsals at New York City Ballet. Ten years later, inspired after seeing three of Wheeldon's ballets, Winger decided to write a piece for him. At the time, the composer was working in a recording studio that had been a hospital in the early 1900s, and he "could sense a mystical presence in the atmosphere," he says. "The title Ghosts popped into my head when I was writing the cello solo in the first movement."
Wheeldon describes the score as "kind of silvery, the way the piano creeps in and out." Wondering if it might have a narrative, he read Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts "in case [the play and the music] happened to align, and of course they don't," he says. "And then I thought maybe it's just the atmosphere of ghosts. Maybe [the dancers] are ghosts but they're not telling a specific story." In his early explorations of theme, the choreographer turned to the poems of Edgar Allen Poe: "The City in the Sea," "To One in Paradise," "Lenore," "The Valley of Unrest." Laden with phrases like "death looks gigantically down" and "lilies . . . that weep above a nameless grave," the poems influenced Wheeldon's creative process without becoming literal onstage. He decided to create the atmosphere of a mass gathering of souls, such as might occur after a tragedy. "It's more like perfume than a heavy sort of ghost story," he says.
As is often the case with abstract ballets, Wheeldon didn't discuss images of ghosts or death with the dancers while he was creating the ballet, which premiered in 2010. Principal Dancer Yuan Yuan Tan, who danced the pas de deux with fellow Principal Dancer Damian Smith in the premiere, approached her role as if "it's a relationship, like husband and wife. That's how it feels—like moments of tenderness," she says. "It's extremely difficult. We do a lot of intense movement, but it's so beautiful."
Smith describes the pas de deux as "an intertwined, off-balance partnership that never seems to unwind, a kind of thread that's constantly knotted," he says. Wheeldon wanted to emphasize the shifts in contrast, says Smith. "He wants a definite transition between those two qualities of movement—strong and sharp and direct, and then soft and seamless." Though the music might be legato, the dancing should be "very sharp, direct, and precise, to go against the music," he says. "And then we choose moments when we are more lyrical and soft with the arms."
That kind of duality exists throughout Ghosts. "I love the freedom of not ever putting any restrictions on what I do in the studio," says Wheeldon, who expands ballet's vocabulary by contemporizing classical steps. In Ghosts, chaînés (two-footed turns) speed up into spins; slow, leaden walks push across the floor; women on pointe drag one leg behind them ("an homage to Michael Jackson," the choreographer says).
For Wheeldon, the rewards of his art have changed as he has matured as a choreographer. Although what goes before audiences is still very important to him, he thinks that earlier in his career he "wasn't fully absorbing the riches of the process itself. And now that's my favorite thing. Now it's about all the discovery— the first time you see the model, the first time you run the pas de deux, the first time you see the set onstage—those are all magical moments."
Program notes by Cheryl A. Ossola
Composer: Igor Stravinsky
Choreographer: Yuri Possokhov
Scenic Designer: Yuri Zhukov
Costume Designer: Sandra Woodall
Lighting Designer: David Finn
World Premiere (Fokine, choreographer): June 25, 1910—Diaghilev's Ballet
Russe, Théatre National de l'Opéra; Paris, France
San Francisco Ballet Premiere (new production): February 1, 2007—War Memorial Opera House; San Francisco, California
Yuan Yuan Tan in Possokhov's Firebird (© Erik Tomasson)
Firebird is two tales in one—of good triumphing over evil, and of unrequited love, a one-act gem based on Slavic folk stories. The original Firebird (L'Oiseau de feu) made its first appearance in 1910, choreographed by Michel Fokine for Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes and set to a score by Igor Stravinsky. Firebird came to San Francisco Ballet in 2007, brought to the stage by Yuri Possokhov, then newly appointed as the Company's choreographer in residence, in a reimagining of the production he made for Oregon Ballet Theatre in 2004.
In Slavic folklore, a firebird is a glowing, mythical bird. Often the object of a quest, it can bring both good fortune and bad to those who capture it. The ballet world's Firebird has a tender heart—she falls in love with the Prince who captures her; when he releases her, she says she will protect him if he is ever in danger. Danger comes soon enough, in the form of the evil Kaschei (a character borrowed from another folk story), and the Firebird comes to the Prince's rescue, only to have her heart broken.
Since the first Firebird premiered in Paris (with Tamara Karsavina in the title role), many versions have been created, including those by Adolph Bolm (Ballet Theatre, 1945), George Balanchine (New York City Ballet, 1949), Serge Lifar (Paris Opéra Ballet, 1954), John Taras (Dance Theatre of Harlem, 1982), Alexei Ratmansky (American Ballet Theatre, 2012), and Liam Scarlett (Norwegian National Ballet, 2013).
San Francisco Ballet in Possokhov's Firebird (© Erik Tomasson)
In Possokhov's version, Principal Dancer Yuan Yuan Tan, with her long limbs and delicate yet steely frame, seems made to dance the role of the Firebird. She says Possokhov emphasizes the Firebird's strength. "You're not lyrical like other kinds of birds. She's very proud and very strong in her own world." That strength is apparent in the choreography, and so are the Firebird's emotions. In rehearsals Possokhov asks for bourrées (small steps on pointe, often in place) that are sometimes "tiny, tiny, like crying," or, at other times, "trembling" or "like a lullaby."
Possokhov is always specific about what he wants to see in his choreography, but Tan says he gave his Firebirds freedom to interpret the role as they wish. When taking on a role in a historic ballet, Tan likes to watch videos of older productions, but not until she has learned the role. "I like to come fresh to it, because I don't want to be brainwashed before everything happens," she says. "But it never hurts to see the other versions." For her, the Firebird "has a soft side for the Prince; in a way, she's pretty vulnerable," she says. "But she does still have to be very strong for what she does and who she is."
Firebird's music (Stravinsky's first ballet composition) is as notable as the ballet itself. Diaghilev's third choice as composer for this piece, Stravinsky proved himself quickly. "Mark him well," Diaghilev said about the composer during rehearsals. "He is a man on the eve of celebrity." Indeed he was. The ballet's success earned Stravinsky an international reputation and a string of Ballets Russes commissions, including Petrouchka and The Rite of Spring.
Martin West, SF Ballet's music director and principal conductor, calls Firebird "an amazing piece." Noting the influence of Stravinsky's predecessors—"Rimsky- Korsakov, Glinka, and all the older Russians"—West points to one technique Stravinsky used in Firebird, which was to musically differentiate the human and non-human characters. "He used what we call a normal scale for the normal people, the C major scale. And then for the magical bits he used a different type of scale, an octatonic, so it has a different sound. Rimsky-Korsakov used to do that as well. But it's all Stravinsky; it's how he put it all together."
In its 104-year history, Firebird has been given many varieties of plumage. With its ancient story, Stravinsky's brilliant ballet debut, Possokhov's choreographic vision, and the power and artistry of his Firebirds, the ballet's magic is inescapable.
Program notes by Cheryl A. Ossola


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Mutual Benefit Goes Soul Searching in '"Let's Play"/Statue of a Man' (Video Premiere)
Turns out Mutual Benefit mastermind Jordan Lee isn't so crazy about sitting in close quarters with waterfowl, which feature in the indie-rock musician's new video for "'Let's Play'/Statue of a Man." Mutual Benefit premieres the video today on Speakeasy.
Lee and director Stefan Grabowski made the video in Boston over the course of six months, using a 16mm movie camera and some experimental film development techniques. The video alternates shots of water and a railroad bridge with footage of Lee riding a train and playing an acoustic guitar surrounded by white geese to create a gauzy, washed-out feel that seems like a natural pairing with Lee's gentle, introspective lyrics.
"I don't think I ever want to be that close to geese again," Lee tells Speakeasy by e-mail. "Very scary!"
"'Let's Play'/Statue of a Man" comes from Mutual Benefit's debut LP, the 2013 release "Love's Crushing Diamond." Lee told The Wall Street Journal last year that he wrote the album while friends and family were dealing with tough times. "I had to accept how tumultuous life can be," he said then. "I may have been writing these lyrics before I believed them."
The technical process of making the video was complicated, but worth it, Grabowski says. "The resulting images have a very frenetic but also organic quality to them, which I think evokes the very personal and soul-searching nature of the song," he says.
Lee feels the same way. "I think Stefan really captured the spirit of the song by finding the beauty of rusted train tracks and flooded ponds and mashing it all together into a colorful mess," the singer says.
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Alabama House to consider bill to legalize marijuana
Published: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at 5:24 p.m.
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MONTGOMERY | A bill has been pre-filed in the Alabama House that would legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes.
The sponsor, Democratic Rep. Patricia Todd of Birmingham, says legalizing the drug for medical purposes would help cancer patients receiving chemotherapy and others suffering from severe pain. The bill has failed several times, but Todd says her spirits are buoyed because similar bills have recently passed In other states.
A total of 18 states currently have legalized medical marijuana and two states, Washington and Colorado, have legalized the general use of marijuana. But the use of marijuana remains a violation of federal law.
The 2013 session of the Alabama Legislature begins Tuesday and Todd's bill is the first issue scheduled to be considered Wednesday by the House Health Committee.
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Published: Thursday, May 8, 2014 at 6:01 a.m.
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If homeowners are seeing significant National Flood Insurance Program rate increases, they may want to ask their agent to confirm the most current price-setting methods are being used, according to administrators of the program.
Members of Louisiana's congressional delegation met with Dave Miller, the Federal Emergency Management Agency's associate administrator, to discuss the implementation of reforms to the flood insurance program.
Biggert-Waters Act reforms to the program passed in 2012 had local government representatives fearing the economic collapse of coastal communities. This sparked a year-long campaign to raise awareness about the feared aspects of the reforms and ultimately led to the major changes being pulled back by Congress in March.
Recent months have seen the state's delegation, especially U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La, and U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy, R-Baton Rouge, regularly touting their efforts to prod FEMA to implement this latest revision of the program.
Those efforts continued this week with Cassidy meeting with Miller to iron out the fine points of the implementation.
"Passing the bill is only part of the process in making sure families start to see flood insurance relief. FEMA's implementation of it is another part," Cassidy wrote in a news release. "There have been a lot of changes to the National Flood Insurance Program in the past few months, but it looks like FEMA's implementation of the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act is moving in the right direction. I will continue to make sure Louisiana policyholders are treated fairly and that they start seeing flood insurance relief as soon as possible."
Earlier this week, Landrieu said she was told by Miller on conference call that the rules that would have prevented buyers of homes or businesses to assume a property's existing flood insurance policy has been fully repealed.
"While I am encouraged by today's announcement, FEMA must continue to implement the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act quickly and bring essential relief to the 400,000 families in Louisiana and millions more across the country who rely on accessible and affordable flood insurance," Landrieu said in a news release.
Cassidy said his meeting with Miller also included discussion about the release of new rate-setting perimeters set out by reversal of the reforms.
Miller also noted that policies are now being charged a little extra to build a reserve fund and said once that reserve strengthens, the surcharge may be reduced.
Miller also updated Cassidy on the implementation of the process that aims to give parishes credit for their local flood protection measures in the rate-setting process.
U.S. Sen. David Vitter, R-La., also met with Miller Thursday to discuss the implementation of the reforms.
"Sometimes FEMA needs a little coaxing to get things right. We'll keep pushing them to make sure families and businesses who have been paying too much as a result of Biggert-Waters are refunded and get their flawed mapping process fixed," Sen. David Vitter said in a news release. "Folks should also make sure to contact their insurance agents in the meantime to determine whether their rates are affected."
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Richard Childress Racing driver Paul Menard crumpled the left side of his No. 27 Chevrolet in a wreck at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Wednesday and eventually needed a wrecker to haul his battered car off the track.
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STOCKTON - A 29-year-old man was carjacked by someone he knew Thursday morning in central Stockton, authorities said.
The man was sitting in his black 1992 BMW 325i near North San Joaquin and East Arcade streets about 10:45 a.m. when the carjacker pulled up in a four-door Nissan Maxima driven by another man, police said. The carjacker, known to the victim as J.J., approached the BMW with a silver handgun and ordered the victim out of his car. The carjacker then drove south on North San Joaquin Street, authorities said.
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A common theme among the center's many activities is the provision of legal research support to international human rights bodies. The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), adopted in 1979 by the UN General Assembly, is often described as an international bill of rights for women.
In December 2011, Professor Cerone traveled to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, where he worked with local women's rights NGOs to prepare submissions to international human rights treaty bodies. Students working for the Center undertook background research on the situation of women's rights in Kyrgyzstan and continue to participate in the drafting of the submissions.
In 2010, the Center for International Law and Policy (CILP) worked with CEDAW in New York and Washington, D.C. The New York process involved advising the CEDAW Committee on ways to interpret the convention to make it a more effective remedy for victims. CILP students did research on international legal issues for a paper circulated to the committee. The Washington process focused on the prospect of U.S. ratification. CILP students prepared briefing materials for a meeeting of CEDAW Committee members.
In 2010, Professor Cerone, assisted by New England Law students, submitted a brief that was introduced as part of a hearing on CEDAW before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Human Rights and the Law.
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Donald Almond, 56, of St. James, died May 1, 2012, at Mayo Clinic Health System, St. James.
A Memorial Service will be held at 6 p.m., Thursday, May 10, at Sturm Funeral Home in St. James. Burial will be at Ft. Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis.
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Canada, 2009, 96 Minute Running Time
Genre/Subjects: Coming of Age, Family Issues, Foreign, Gay/Lesbian, Social IssuesLanguage: French English Sub-Titles
Digital presentation - The turbulent relationship between a mother and a son is explored in this stunning, semi-autobiographical tour de force from 20-year-old writer, director, producer, and performer Xavier Dolan.
Hubert Minel, a brash 17-year-old, dislikes his mother intensely. He gauges her with contempt, only seeing her out-of-date sweater, her kitschy décor and the vile bread crumbs that lodge in the corners of her noisy mouth. Below the surface of these irritating traits, lie the ingrained mechanisms that his mother has always cultivated so dearly – manipulation and guilt. Hubert, confused and torn by a love-hate relationship that obsesses him more and more each day, wanders in and out of an adolescence that is both marginal an typical, combining artistic discovery, openness to friendship, ostracism, and sex. All the while, he is consumed by his all encompassing contempt for this woman he somehow once loved.
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Gerhard M. Ellingson, age 81, of Carrington, ND., formerly of Grace City, ND, died Saturday, March 2, 2013, at Golden Acres Manor, Carrington, ND.
His Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at 10:30 a.m., at Trinity Lutheran Church in Carrington.
Visitation will be Tuesday, 1:00 -7:00 p.m. with a prayer service at 7:00 p.m. at Evans Funeral Home, Carrington.
Burial will be at James River Cemetery, rural Grace City, ND.
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Larry E. Hobson Sr., 76, of Elgin, Ill., and formerly of Hannibal, Mo., died at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2013, at Journey Care Hospice in Barrington, Ill.
The James O'Donnell Funeral is in charge of arrangements. There will be no services at this time.
Mr. Hobson Sr. was born July 20, 1937, in Grand Rapids, Mich., to Glenn and Luella Hobson.
He was married to Tudi Passafiume and she preceded him in death in 2002.
Survivors include his mother, Luella Hobson of Mattawan, Mich., three children, Teri Lee Bishop (Kim) of Elgin, Ill., Larry "Butch" (Lori) Hobson Jr. of Hannibal, Mo., and Wesley Hobson of Hannibal, Mo., one sister, Cyndi Hobson of Mattawan, Mich., and three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and one stepgrandson.
Mr. Hobson was a U.S. Navy veteran. He previously worked as a conductor for Conrail Railroad. He enjoyed restoring old cars and tractors and liked tinkering with things.
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1. Weekly review: 17:44
This week was mainly taken up by driving lessons at Young Drivers. Their program was much more expensive than others, but it was highly recommended by my friends. I was happy with how much I learned in the program, and it was well-run.
I also spent some time running errands. I'm reasonably happy with High Park Tailoring. The proprietors had been in business for more than forty years, and they gave me friendly advice on how long my slacks should be in order to accommodate the two heights of heels that I brought. Altering the blazer turned out to be almost as expensive as buying it, but the result was okay. For routine alteration, the drycleaner in the Bathurst subway station is much cheaper. I was disappointed in Yiorgos the Cobbler. The shoes were not ready when I came to pick them up. The shopkeeper hadn't even started on them. I'll look for a shoe repair shop closer to High Park. Now that I've sorted out my wardrobe and figured out a few places to go for maintenance, I should be fine.
James Iveniuk's birthday/send-off was a blast. I met a number of interesting people I'd like to get to know further, including a few geek girls. I baked meringue kisses, which were a hit. I think I'll make some for the department.
I'm a little nervous about my paperwork processing time. I'll talk to Lorna tomorrow about all the requirements. I'm planning to rush two bound copies of my thesis and complete the rest at a little more leisurely pace, if that's possible. It'll cost me $50 extra, but I think the peace of mind is worth it.
As for September: I've been meaning to writing a book on Emacs. I find myself skipping over my help.gnu.emacs messages, though, which tells me that I'm not quite that interested in Emacs at the moment. Thinking deeply about and writing about social computing might be something that'll help me transition into work more smoothly.
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In my previous blog post on REST security I talk about how one could do identity propagation. That post generated some comments around how one could do federation for REST services.
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a) For non-browser type of clients - you can leverage an STS for doing federation for REST similar to SOAP services.
b) For browser type of clients - you could leverage Web Federation models.
STS based REST federation:
In this model however you will need to create a SOAP RST/RSTR to talk to an STS. There are some recent standards where you can talk to Security services that provide equivalent functionality as STS via REST binding instead of SOAP binding (Open ID Connect, etc). [Note: These are currently not supported by Oracle.]


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The Feeley family says they have been virtual prisoners in their home for the last 6 years since their daughter, Samantha, was born.
"We are very much confined to our house or the doctor's office. She doesn't get to go out, she doesn't get to do things like your typical 6-year-old would want to do," said Allison Feeley, Samantha's mother.
Samantha is severely allergic to substances like dairy and peanuts. If she comes into contact with an allergen like peanuts, Samantha could go into anaphylactic shock.
"I could die in just 3 minutes," Samantha said.
The Feeley family risked everything to fly from Florida to Colorado Springs so their daughter could pick up what they consider freedom on four paws: a service dog that can sniff out allergens.
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Twitter Celebrates the 10th Anniversary of 'Mean Girls' In 'Fetch' Fashion
Armed with an endless supply of quotes, ("It's like I have ESPN or something), GIFs (here's every one you'll ever need) and memes (this one was everywhere today), Twitter was on fire with references to the ever-popular chick flick. Time even collected the most-tweeted Mean Girls quotes, which included "You go Glen Coco," "So fetch," and "It's October 3rd."
Here are some of the fetchest #MeanGirls10thAnniversary posts we saw today:
Thank you, Amanda (or is it Karen?)
On Wednesdays we wear pink. pic.twitter.com/Wker0hhWKS
— Amanda Seyfried (@AmandaSeyfried) April 30, 2014
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rt if you've been personally victimized by Regina George #10YearsOfMeanGirls pic.twitter.com/gOJg9fsDMX — Queen Elsa (@ItsQueenElsa) April 30, 2014
So, very, very true.
number of Mean Girls references we're all going to see today pic.twitter.com/5UVvkDunyO — Awkward Problems (@SoVeryAwkward) April 30, 2014
No words.
Mean Girls 10 years later #MeanGirls10thAnniversary pic.twitter.com/uzGx3dnXkv — Female Struggles (@femaIe) April 30, 2014
We feel your pain.
Wait what? Mean girls is how old? That means I'm HOW OLD?!? #princessprobz — Princess Problems (@PrincessProbz) April 30, 2014
Nice one, Huffington Post
"Mean Girls" came out 10 years ago today, yet fetch never happened http://t.co/NVXgchGzXI pic.twitter.com/GCeNIGrVzR — Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) April 30, 2014
Time for a new one?
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When Russell Brand agreed to appear on MSNBC's Morning Joe Monday, he probably assumed he would promote his world comedy tour Messiah Complex. Instead, the hosts preferred to undermine and mock the comedian at every turn.Throughout the interview, co-host Mika Brzezinkski and panelists Katty Kay and Brian Shactman pretend that they can't understand what Brand says (because this is America, not England), refer to him in the third person (even though he's right in front of them) and, at one point, start referring to him by the wrong name (with him still directly in front of them).Add new fall shows to your WatchlistAt first, Brand ignores the gibes, but at approximately the 5:30 mark, he fights back, lecturing the hosts on good manners and demonstrating that he can do their job better than them.Watch the full video below.
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WHEELING - When teams get deep in tournaments, no matter the sport, little things become more magnified.
Case in point, Monday's West Virginia Class AAA Region One baseball semifinal between Wheeling Park and Parkersburg South.
''There were a lot of baserunning mistakes, which is uncharacteristic of us,'' Park coach Mike McLeod said following South's 4-2 triumph at Patriot Field.
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Wes Mitchem throws a pitch against Wheeling Park Monday during the Class AAA Region One baseball semifinal.
''You can't play great teams and have those types of mistakes.''
South took advantage of the miscues and sprinkled in some extra-base hits and industrious baserunning to come to within a victory of its first state tournament since 1987.
The Wood County Patriots (25-8) will play host to Morgantown on Wednesday afternoon for the right to play next week in Charleston. The Mohigans bested Preston in the other semifinal, 7-2.
''I thought we played aggressive and that's what you have to to win tournament games,'' said South coach Matt Null, whose program hasn't won a state title since 1975.
''We stuck with our gameplan. Our pitcher executed well and when you hits your spots you have a chance to win.''
Wes Mitchem was certainly impressive. The senior struck out six and walked one and helped anchor a defensive effort that kept Park from inflicting little damage.
''You have to tip your hat to them,'' McLeod said. ''We knew it was going to be a battle. Their senior pitcher came in and he put the team on his shoulder and led them.''
Six of South's eight hits were doubles. Also, all four of its runs were scored by its leadoff batters.
In the first, Clay Walters started off the game with a double to left. Two batters later, Tre Jackson hit into a 6-4-3 double play, but Walters scored.
The Ohio County Patriots (22-8) got their own leadoff batter, Michael Grove, on in the bottom of the inning. He also came home on a 6-4-3 double play-ball hit by Ethan Jacobs.
The score stayed deadlocked until South's half of the third. Jacob Wilcox and Walters were walked to start the inning and Braxton Johnson loaded the bases after being hit by a Justice Jackson pitch.
Tre Jackson knocked in Wilcox moments later giving South a 2-1 advantage.
Park started strong in its half of the inning. Matt Hackathorn laced the first of his three singles on the day to start and was replaced by courtesy runner Julian Figaretti.
A batter later, Grove laced a liner right into the glove of South first baseman Brad Brubaker. Figaretti had already started making his way to second and was tagged out on his way back to first for the second out.
Jackson and Jacobs hit back-to-back singles, the later sending Jackson to third. But Andrew Kowalo struck out as Park missed a golden opportunity.
''We had crucial mistakes at crucial times,'' McLeod said. ''Unfortunately, that's the way it goes sometimes.''
South upped its lead to 3-1 in the fifth, and again Park threatened trim the deficit.
With one out, Hackathorn singled to center and was again replaced by Figaretti. Grove followed with a single, but Figaretti was tagged out trying to get to third. Moments later, Grove was tagged out at first for the third out.
Mitchem reached on an error to begin the sixth. The next batter, Wilcox, drove in Mitchem's courtesy runner, Hunter Hamilton, with a double to make the score 4-1.
Park got its first to batters on the seventh, but could only score on a two-out single by Hackathorn that plated Jay Massey, running for Jesse Hartley.
The loss puts an end to a solid season for Park (22-8), which started the campaign winning 18 of its first 19 games.
''We had an awesome season,'' Mcleod said, ''but anytime the end result is to get to Charleston.
''We were playing good ball coming. A lot of times when you play great teams you can't recover from those types of mistakes.''


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Quote: Are Arabs so diverse that they do not constitute a world at all? That's what "The Economist" would have us believe. In a special 2009 issue of this magazine, the editors described the region as "a big amorphous thing and arguably not a thing at all". Once again, our polling reveals quite the opposite. Across the region, Arabs do identify as "Arabs" and they describe themselves as tied to one another by a common language (and the common history that implies) and shared political concerns, with majorities of all generations and in all countries demonstrating a strong attachment to Palestine and the fate of the Iraqi people.
Confidential wrote: You imposed an identity on her that she does not accept. That was lame. It sounds like the way you approached it was as if you had something to teach, rather than something to learn. Her construction of identity is as valid as the one that's already been constructed and pre-determined for her- perhaps more. Either try to learn where she is coming from or drop it, but don't insist on your point of view.
Quote: i think my question here is pretty clear. i'm not trying tell anyone who they are - i'm trying to mesh my understanding of the world (in this case from a detached academic perspective) with other someone else's personal identification (which is obviously very close to his/her heart). i think to rely on either elusively is simple minded and lazy but i'm not sure how to harmonize them.
NPS wrote: Identity chooses you. You do not choose identity. You can embrace identity, but you cannot abandon it.
Whether its your gender, your culture, or your ethnicity, its all the same.
NOOOOOWWWWWW. Identity is also very subjective and definitions of certain identities are blurred within certain groups. GROUP A calls you black, GROUP B calls you brown. These are merely imposed identities used for classification and once again, you do not have a choice in the matter, society does. You can lie to yourself, but identity once again, is imposed, not chosen. It can be embraced and refined but not chosen!
Speaking for myself, I am a kid who grew up in the burbs of america, a "white mutt". I was born largely, into a seemingly cultureless life. The only culture that found me was hip hop. At age 7 I became infatuated with the music they called rap and the lifestyle they call hip hop. I am 25 now, and throughout all these years I have embraced that culture as my own. On the surface to some, it would seem like I chose this culture, but I was 7 years old at the time! Did I really have a choice? I would still say, in these instances, culture found me, I merely embraced it and rejected other flaky identities suburbia presented to me.
Now you have plenty of "hipsters", for lack of a better word, who flip flop on different cultures all the time depending on what is in at the moment. These people are without identity, life's true posers, ignore them. They are without meaning.
Anyways, about your girlfriend.. She is Arab in the eyes of Group A, non arab in the eyes of Group B. Does she live in the Arab world? Does she live in the African world? No? well then this is pretty pointless. Pointless in the same way it is for whatever poster said they identify as being Dutch despite only being 25% dutch genetically. Ås time goes on in this globalized world the lines between race/ethnicity are being blurred out everyday.
If your girlfriend doesn't want to be arab just let her not be arab. Its obviously not up to her what she is but hey, let her be happy. Hopefully there are no negative stereotypes that causing her to be offended by your implications that she may in fact, be arab. Just let her be man.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- The A's activated infielder Alberto Callaspo from the 15-day disabled list before Sunday night's game.
Callaspo, who played one game on an injury rehabilitation assignment Saturday with Class-A Stockton, missed only 10 games, thanks mostly to the four-game All-Star break. He was not in Sunday's starting lineup against the Rangers.
To make room on the roster, first baseman Nate Freiman was optioned to Triple-A Sacramento.
For more on the A's, see John Hickey's Inside the A's blog at ibabuzz.com/athletics. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/JHickey3.


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Abe Froman wrote:for you to turn and say you wanted the funds to go to Joe and Brady is nothing short of one of the most stand up gestures i have ever seen. you have no idea how much that meant to Joe and his family and me as well. i commend your kindness and have much respect for you and your family. i know Eli is proud of you, you're a good man my friend
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Amir Abdur-Rahim (pronounced UH-mere ab-durr-RA-heem), regarded as one of the top rising stars among coaches in collegiate basketball, joins the Texas A&M men's basketball staff as an assistant coach, head coach Billy Kennedy announced Thursday.
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