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With the recent indictment of 13 band members held responsible for the hazing-related death of drum major Robert Champion last fall, the sun continues to set on the once mighty Marching 100. Last weekends retirement of former band director Julian White and President James Ammons decision to suspend the band for the next school year might seem to some like the final nail in the coffin. But there are some other equally important issues that must still be addressed. We believe that the tradition that has made FAMU great and its Marching 100 known around the world should not be destroyed. But things must change hopefully that change has already begun. Many young men and women have learned how to work as a team, have mastered their instrument and have gone on to careers as band directors, musical teachers or other related positions because of the training they received while at FAMU. But as we know, some chose to hold on to ways of the past that were illegal, dangerous and in some cases deadly. Those who are responsible for the death of Robert Champion or the injuries of others should admit to their crimes. They will have to pay the price. Then there will need to be a day of reckoning and a new way of doing things at FAMU. One thing that we hope wont change is the magnificent marching prowess of FAMUs precision-minded high steppers. Many of you may recall wonderful days of the brothers and sisters of FAMU taking to the field decked out in their green and orange. FAMU may be at one of its lowest points in its history but Blacks are accustomed to rising from the ashes like the phoenix. Its time for FAMUs alums and Blacks who truly care about our historically-Black colleges to stand firm. Hazing has no place in the future but we pray that FAMUs Marching 100 will one day see the light again.


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People who suffer from insomnia usually have a difficult time falling asleep or wake up after only a few hours of sleep. Stress, anxiety, depression and grief are a few of the factors that contribute to insomnia. After experiencing a few sleepless nights I read up on insomnia. Through my research I discovered a few herbal remedies to ease the symptoms of insomnia.
Chamomile promotes natural sleep.
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• Chamomile: This herb relaxes the body and eases tension. Chamomile also helps other parts of the body by relieving indigestion and headaches.
• Lemon balm: Combined with chamomile, lemon balm relaxes the body and helps people fall asleep. By itself the herb has antibacterial and antiviral properties.
Other herbs that induce natural sleep are valerian, lavender, kava, St. John's wort, passionflower and skullcap.One product I've found that works great is Sound Sleep by Bath & Body Works ($10). This product, which is made with lavender and chamomile essential oils, is wonderful to use—especially after enjoying a cup of tea.
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A total of 19 shows have been announced so far, and more may be added. George's opening act will be Little Big Town. "We have been so fortunate over the past couple of years to tour with some amazing artists," says the group's Kimberly Roads. "But to be invited to share the stage with an entertainer like George Strait, who never fails to give fans what they want year after year, show after show and hit after hit, is truly an honor. He has the career we all strive for!"
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Studying Bioreactor Landfills to Solve a Growing Trash Problem
Caty Fairclough | August 26, 2016
Around the world, trash is added to landfills at an increasingly rapid rate. Since these landfills take up large areas of land and can cause environmental issues, researchers are looking for safer, space-saving solutions. One option is to convert traditional anaerobic landfills into aerobic bioreactor landfills. This conversion process needs to be studied further, which could take years experimentally. For faster results, researchers at the University of Western Ontario used the COMSOL Multiphysics® software to efficiently analyze this process.Read More
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Tubular reactors are commonly used in the chemical industry, where they help with continuous large-scale production. To accurately analyze these devices, we can simulate the tubular reactor's dissociation process. In this blog post, we compare isothermal and nonisothermal simulation studies. Such studies showcase multiple helpful features from the Chemical Reaction Engineering Module that you can use in your own simulations.Read More
Edmund Dickinson | January 19, 2016
When studying a system's chemical kinetics, it's common to use perfectly mixed batch reactor assumptions and design experiments that keep mixing conditions ideal. Such assumptions include perfectly mixed (ideal tank reactors) and perfectly unmixed (ideal plug flow reactors). In reality, however, it's rare that all of the reactor's parts behave the same way. Space-dependent modeling is thus essential in understanding and optimizing chemical reactors. Let's explore the development of a detailed reactor model, starting with a simple perfectly mixed example.Read More
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Biosensors are the workhorses of the analytical tools used for detailed mechanistic understanding at the molecular level of biological systems. The applications of these analysis tools are countless for the detection of biomolecules in the pharmaceutical, health care, and food industries; agriculture; environmental technologies; and in general for research of biological systems. The biosensor demo app is a good example of an application where non-experts can benefit from accurate multiphysics simulations.Read More
Bridget Cunningham | March 13, 2015
The biological and chemical processes behind the development of biopharmaceuticals have an important effect on product quality. With its ability to deliver quick results at a lower cost, simulation is a valuable resource in studying and optimizing these techniques. Learn how COMSOL Multiphysics can benefit your modeling of biopharmaceutical processes.Read More
Niklas Rom | February 13, 2015
Many exciting features for chemical engineering modeling were introduced in COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.0. In this blog post, I will discuss the most important updates. There are some new modeling interfaces, such as the Chemistry interface, and some that have been revamped and improved, like the Reaction Engineering interface. To begin with, I will recap the modeling interfaces for reaction engineering and mass transport.Read More
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Behind every glass of beer is a series of steps that deliver its unique taste. Fermentation, the process during which sugars are converted into alcohol, is one of these important steps. With the help of COMSOL Multiphysics, we can study the fermentation process, identifying ways to optimize its efficiency and serve up a better-tasting beer.Read More
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Corrosion is one of the most serious factors affecting the transportation industry. In an effort to minimize its impact, a German research institute and the manufacturers of Mercedes-Benz joined forces to investigate the corrosion occurring in automotive rivets and sheet metal. Using COMSOL Multiphysics simulation, they were able to study corrosion's effects on car components.Read More
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Modeling of heterogeneous catalysis traditionally attracts great interest from the chemical engineering community, due to the many industrial processes that utilize this type of catalysis. Here, we discuss the procedure of starting with detailed micro-geometries and then proceeding with approximations through homogenization. By following this procedure, from the microscopic particle level to the macroscopic reactor level, we can design the catalyst in detail and study the influence of this design on the total reactor performance.Read More


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The purpose of this study is to assess the safety profile of brentuximab vedotin (SGN-35) sequentially and in combination with multi-agent chemotherapy in front-line treatment for systemic anaplastic large cell lymphoma. This is a phase 1, open-label, dose escalation study in three arms designed to define the MTD, PK, immunogenicity, and anti-tumor activity of brentuximab vedotin in sequence and in combination with multi-agent front-line chemotherapy.
Patients must be at least 18 years of age with a confirmed ALCL diagnosis that is either ALK-positive (Stage 3-4) or ALK-negative (all stages). Patients will be treated with a maximum of 16 cycles of the study drug along with other chemotherapy drugs, if applicable. They will be followed very closely with regular blood draws and clinic visits, along with drug infusions and with periodic disease restaging exams and radiology scans.
- Treatment-naive systemic anaplastic large cell lymphoma
- Measurable disease of at least 1.5 cm
- ECOG performance status less than or equal to 2
- Known cerebral/meningeal disease
- Current diagnosis of primary cutaneous anaplastic large cell lymphoma
- History of another primary malignancy that has not been in remission for at least 3 years
- Left ventricular ejection fraction <45% or symptomatic cardiac disease, or myocardial infarction within the past 12 months
- Viral, bacterial, or fungal infection within two weeks prior to the first dose of brentuximab vedotin
- Known human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus, or hepatitis C virus positive status
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MSNBC's hurricane tracker Aug 29 2008
Here's MSNBC's nifty new hurricane tracker tracking Gustav bearing down on Louisiana like a shotgun full of wind and rain. Built by Stamen. (via jimray)
Here's MSNBC's nifty new hurricane tracker tracking Gustav bearing down on Louisiana like a shotgun full of wind and rain. Built by Stamen. (via jimray)
Short interview with Mike Migurski and Tom Carden of Stamen about their projects and process.
We try to start from a position of great abundance and information, to show the vastness or the liveness. I think live, vast, and deep is some of the terminology that we've been using lately in a lot of our talks.
On view at MoMA through May 12, 2008: Design and the Elastic Mind.
In the past few decades, individuals have experienced dramatic changes in some of the most established dimensions of human life: time, space, matter, and individuality. Working across several time zones, traveling with relative ease between satellite maps and nanoscale images, gleefully drowning in information, acting fast in order to preserve some slow downtime, people cope daily with dozens of changes in scale. Minds adapt and acquire enough elasticity to be able to synthesize such abundance. One of design's most fundamental tasks is to stand between revolutions and life, and to help people deal with change.
I was surprised at how many of the show's ideas and objects I'd seen or even featured on kottke.org already. But getting there first isn't the point. The show was super-crowded and I didn't have a lot of time to look around, but here are a couple of things that caught my eye.
Michiko Nitta's Animal Messaging System (AMS), part of a larger project she did called Extreme Green Guerillas. The basic idea of the AMS is to use the radio ID tags worn by migratory animals to send messages from place to place. Nice map.
Molecubes are self-replicating repairing robots. Video here.
And I've been looking for Brendan Dawes' Cinema Redux project for several months now...most recently I wanted to include his work in my time merge media post.
Using eight of my favourite films from eight of my most admired directors including Sidney Lumet, Francis Ford Coppola and John Boorman, each film is processed through a Java program written with the processing environment. This small piece of software samples a movie every second and generates an 8 x 6 pixel image of the frame at that moment in time. It does this for the entire film, with each row representing one minute of film time.
For more, check out the online exhibition (designed by Yugo Nakamura and THA Ltd, the folks behind FFFFOUND!). Thanks (and congratulations!) to Stamen for hosting a tour of the exhibition.
Stamen teamed up with MySociety to produce some lovely travel-time maps of London. My favorite is the interactive travel + housing prices map:
Next, it is clearly no good to be told that a location is very convenient for your work if you can't afford to live there. So we have produced some interactive maps that allow users to set both the maximum time they're willing to commute, and the median house price they're willing or able to pay.
The commute time slider makes a lovely Mandelbrot-esque pattern as you pinch the times together. (via o'reilly radar)
Stamen delivers another lovely project: Trulia Hindsight. It's an animated map of the US which shows new home construction over a period of years "with an eye towards exposing patterns of expansion and development". As you might expect, the growth of a city like Las Vegas is interesting to watch. More on the project from Stamen and on the Trulia Hindsight blog.
Fresh Dialogue 23 is an upcoming AIGA NY event (May 29) that will focus on the increasingly common phenomenon of the former audience lending a hand in designing their own experiences. Speakers include Stamen's Eric Rodenbeck and Ze Frank. (thx, khoi)
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On behalf of Cathy Ferguson we would like to thank everyone who worked so hard in organizing the benefit for her.
Cathy had been traveling to the cancer center in Chicago where she underwent surgery. She will continue to go back for follow-up.
We are all so thankful for the love and gracious donations from our Wells community along with neighboring towns. I want to personally thank the committee members, friends and family who made this benefit happen with monetary gifts, food and especially the time you gave.
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Down Syndrome Ups & Downs
Oct 25, 2004 -- Some things are gradually getting betterwith Down syndrome (once called mongolism).Medical and surgicaladvances are helping remedy certain features such as heart defects. People withthe syndrome now live longer (withan averagelife expectancy into the 50s).And educationandvocational training areimproving for people with Down syndrome. But it is still not possible to prevent themental retardationcharacteristic of Down syndrome.
The Basic Mystery
The basic mystery as to what causesDown syndrome and what to do about it also remains elusive. While most cases are due to an extra chromosome 21, in some cases there istriplication ofonly a small part of chromosome 21This has led to thelogical thought that there is a Down syndrome critical regionon the long (q) arm of chromosome 21that isresponsible for some, if not all, of the features of Down syndrome. A number of genes in this region may be involved in the production of the Down syndrome.
Down Syndrome Critical Region
Things are not simple (or well understood). Triplication of a segment of chromosome 21 containing 33 critical-region genesdoes notresult in the craniofacial abnormalities typical of the syndrome, according to mouse research published this past week in Science.This mouse model would seem to refute the notion that triplication of the 33 critical-region genes is directly responsible for the craniofacial abnormalities of Down syndrome.
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However, it is difficult to tell whether a mouse ismentally retarded andalterations in behavior and learned tasks must suffice to flag differences in mental acuity between mutant mice and their normal counterparts. Another challenge is the difference in colinearity of the human and mouse genomes, and the lack of conservation of gene order between mice and men. The more we learn, the more we realize we havemuch moreto learn about Down syndrome.
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Can you believe that a high school teacher called Speak pornography in 2010? (source). In our opinion, there is nothing steamy about Speak. The sex described here is simply violent and scary. The novel deals with difficult subject matter, the rape of a fourteen-year-old girl and how she copes with it. It's very intense watching Melinda remember being raped, but even that description is handled with sensitivity. The book always seems to keep the young readers its intended for in mind. If this interests you, you might like this PBS special report on pornography. Then, decide for yourself what you think of the sexual scenes in Speak.


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I am making my first sweater that is knitted in pieces....I have made the back and the two fronts and know I am on my first sleeve...however I am a little confused....here is the pattern for the sleeves.....
Make two.
With smaller needles, CO 33 sts.
K1, p1 rib for 16 rows (this makes a nice cuff you can turn back to adjust sleeve length as needed).
Change to larger needles.
Work 36 rows St st and AT THE SAME TIME inc 1 st each end of Rows 3, 11, and 19 - 39 sts.
Shape Armhole And Cap
BO 4 sts beg next 2 rows.
Purl one row.
Cont in St st and dec 1 st each end next and every 4th row until 7 sts rem as follows:
K1, sl1, psso, work to last 3 sts, K2tog, k1.
Now where is says to to the increase it says rows 3, 11 and 19 - 39 sts....now does that mean that I do an increase on 19 - 39 rows or just those sts??? and if it is just those stst then in what row???? I am a little lost here...please help me so I can finish and put it together and see what it looks like......thank you!!!!
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I read it as to increase just on those rows since it tells you what the stitch count is after. You'll be increasing on either side of the center. I'd do it one stitch in so it'll be easier to seam.
What Jan said. I think what has you most confused is - 39 sts. which is how many stitches you should have when you finish the row.
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The 2011 Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo kicked off Monday with slack competition. Tuf Cooper, seen above, finished ahead of the pack in the tie down roping event.
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The speedy Real Madrid player, who links well with Lionel Messi in attack, has been training lightly since Thursday after being out of action since the quarter-final win over Belgium.
"Today is essential, we'll have to see how he's evolved, how he's improved," coach Argentina Alejandro Sabella said on Saturday when asked to rate his chances of playing.
"After today's practice, I will have a better idea," he told reporters before Argentina's training session at the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro where they face the Germans on Sunday.
Most pundits think, however, that the best Di Maria can hope for is a place on the substitutes' bench with a late appearance if needed.
At least forward Sergio Aguero's full recovery from a muscle strain has given Argentina a boost in their bid to win a third World Cup, and on the home soil of their greatest rivals Brazil.
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NEW BEDFORD — Maria Isabel (Cesar) Couto, age 61 years, died Saturday, May 25th, 2013, at St. Luke's Hospital with her family by her side. She was the beloved wife of Manuel C. doCouto of New Bedford.
She was born in Livramento, Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel, Açores, a daughter of the late Maria doCarmo (Bento) and Joao Francisco Cesar. After moving to this country in 1971, she worked as a stitcher for Langshaw Manufacturing.
Maria's survivors include her husband Manuel; her 3 children: Louis Couto and his fiancée Autumn Brown of Florida, Gilda Couto, and Christine Damaso and her husband David, both of New Bedford; 7 grandchildren: Marina, Matthew, Kyle, Derrin, Isabella, Brielle and Quinn; her mother-in-law: Maria O. DoCouto of S. Dartmouth; her siblings: Joao Cesar of New Hampshire, Fatima Cesar, Louis Cesar and Mario Cesar, all of Açores; as well as several nieces and nephews.
She is also predeceased by her brothers: Raul and Jose Cesar.
At this time the family would like to extend their gratitude to the staff at St. Luke's Hospital and Alden Court for their caring and kindness.
Mrs. Couto's services were private. Arrangements were by the Perry Funeral Home, 111 Dartmouth St., New Bedford, MA.
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SIKESTON -- A Cape Girardeau man's debut book is a collection of funny stories gathered over a lifetime in Southeast Missouri.
"The Gordonville Grove: Stories of Tombstones, Tambourines & Tammany Hall" by Jerry Ford was released Sept. 3 by Copperdome Press, an imprint of the Southeast Missouri State University Press.
Those looking to pick up a copy can do so right here in Sikeston at his next book signing event scheduled from 2-4 p.m. Sept. 18 at the Sikeston Depot.
Ford is also scheduled to speak during a Scott County Historical and Genealogy Society public meeting set for 7 p.m. Sept. 21 at the Riverside Regional Library in Benton.
"It's stories of three of the areas of my life -- mortician, musician and politician," said Ford. "Most of them have a punchline that comes out of left field."
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The Miami Sightseeing Tour has been specially designed to show you the best that Miami has to offer. You can enjoy it all from the comfort and great vantage point of our open-top double-decker buses; or hop off wherever you like to explore the places that interest you most before hopping back on to continue your journey with us. While you relax and enjoy the wonderful sights, one of our expert and highly experienced guides will provide you with commentary, explaining the things you are seeing and offering an insight into the life of the city.
You will see all the most interesting and attractive areas: South Beach, Downtown Miami, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Little Havana and more. You'll see iconic buildings and monuments such as the Freedom Tower, Vizcaya Museum and the Versace Mansion, not to mention the sleek shapes and vibrant colors of the Art Deco District.
The Beach Loop will take you from Central Station along the scenic Macarthur Causeway and all the way around the island of Miami Beach.
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When will I get to take this off without offending her? Not sure. I think soon since 1) she took hers off tonight, and 2) my husband just mentioned that he'd been wondering what the hell happened to me. He said he was pretty sure that whoever gave me that French manicure totally ripped me off.
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Northwest Mexican-American Bakeries Ready For Three Kings Day
Monday is a big day for Mexican-American bakeries across the Northwest. It's Three Kings Day or the Epiphany, a Christian celebration of the day the magi came bearing gifts for Jesus.
At Viera's Bakery in Pasco, workers were hustling in preparation for a traditionally busy day.
"I think it's one of the main days of all year that we sell a lot of bread," said Alejandro Vacscez, who works at the bakery.
The shop's crew expects to bake about 1,000 breads. To resemble crowns, the treats are shaped into huge round circles and jeweled with bits of fruit and sugary coating.
"It's pretty special for us," he said. "We make lines and stuff like that, but it gets kind of crazy once everyone is inside here."
At Viera's Bakery, a medium bread will set you back $25. One you could almost use as a hula-hoop sells for $35.
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The Iowa Legislature inched closer to resolving next year's budget on Wednesday, with House passage of a bill funding state health-care programs and social services.
The House spent four hours debating (and several hours more preparing to debate) the bill, which at $1.6 billion is among the most expensive measures lawmakers consider each year. They finally approved it late Wednesday evening on a 58-38 vote.
The bill now goes back to the Senate, and is likely bound for a joint House-Senate committee that will hammer out a final compromise on spending.
The bulk of the bill's outlays – more than $950 million – go to Medicaid, the health-care program for the poor, but the departments of public health, veterans affairs and aging, welfare programs and the Iowa Veterans Home are funded in it as well. The budget is for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
Most other aspects of the state budget have already cleared both the House and Senate and are awaiting the start of formal negotiations between the two chambers on a compromise.
House leaders also said Wednesday that legislative leaders and Gov. Terry Branstad's office have made progress in recent days in developing the so-called "big number" – the overall spending target for next year that will dictate final spending levels in the all various budget bills.
Among the amendments considered during floor debate Wednesday were contentious new limits on the circumstances under which the state funds could pay for abortions and a reprioritization for the distribution of state and federal family planning funds.
The amendment, co-sponsored by 46 Republican lawmakers, passed on a party-line 58-37 vote.
Under current law, a woman receiving health-care services under the state Medicaid program may get an abortion in situations where her life is at risk or when the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest.
The measure passed Wednesday strikes the rape and incest exception, so that state-funded abortions are limited to situations in which a woman's life is at risk.
"We have 60 House Republicans over here who believe in prioritizing women's health care and making sure taxpayer dollars are not expended for abortions," said Rep. Matt Windschitl, R-Missouri Valley. "That represents the views of Iowans across the state."
In floor debate, however, Rep. Beth Wessel-Kroeschell, D-Ames, argued that, when faced with an unintended pregnancy or one resulting from rape or incest, most Iowans favor a woman's right to choose whether to have an abortion.
"It always stuns me when anyone suggests that a victim, or survivor, of rape or incest should not be able to choose an abortion," Wessel-Kroeschell said. "I'm almost speechless every time this comes up."
Wessel-Kroeschell also questioned whether the new restriction would put at risk Medicaid dollars provided to the state from the federal government. Republicans rejected the suggestion.
A similar, but far more heated, exchange played out last week when the Senate considered its version of the health and human services budget. During that debate, the Democratic majority fended off Republican attempts to restrict the use of state money for abortion and cut funding to women's health organizations.
The differing preferences in the House and Senate on abortion policy are all but sure to be a point of contention when the two chambers meet in coming days to negotiate a compromise on the bill.
The budget approved Wednesday also helps clear the way for a separate bill redesigning the state's mental health-care system.
The new House proposal allocates $41.7 million in state dollars to fund mental health and disability services that have been paid for with federal stimulus dollars scheduled to expire this year. That's millions more than both the House and Senate had previously offered for the coming year, and matches the amount administration officials have said is necessary to prevent service cuts and added financial burdens at the county level.
The additional funding is "a big deal," said Rep. Renee Schulte, R-Cedar Rapids, because it bridges the gap left by the expiring funds and will maintain services until the redesigned mental health system lawmakers are crafting this year can go into effect in 2014.


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Memorial Park's skate park was full of people on skateboards and bikes a day after a shooting took place there.
Police are still investigating the shooting. They say the victim, a 22-year-old man was sitting at the Memorial Park Skate Park when one person walked up to him. There was an argument, and the victim was shot.
The victim was rushed to Memorial Hospital and was last reported in critical condition.
The suspect got away on foot according to police. He is described as a Black man, about 5'11", with a medium build. He was said to have been wearing a gray hoodie and baggy black pants.
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Happy Independence Day, friends -- it's that time of year when we celebrate Bill Pullman's Presidency, Will Smith's proficiency in destroying aliens, and Jeff Goldblum's cigar-smoking, chess-playing hotness (check them out Then and Now). Oh, and freedom and liberty, of course!
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Vt. public safety chief: cops watching Boston
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Vermont Public Safety Commissioner Keith Flynn says the state's law enforcement has a heightened awareness of the ongoing manhunt for the second suspect in the Boston marathon bombing.
Flynn says Vermont officials have been in contact with Massachusetts officials, and Col. Tom L'Esperance is directing the state's activities.
But he did not say if there was any reason to believe 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had left Massachusetts following a Friday morning shootout in Watertown, Mass. His brother, Tamerlan Dzhokhar, was killed.
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Despite the tough competition, Research In Motion (BlackBerry's manufacturer) is trying to retain the top title with some new devices and their new OS 6. These are designed to compete with Android and iOS features that the BlackBerry has lacked or been sorely behind the curve on, including social networking, a better camera and advanced mobile Web browsing capabilities.
Anything that moves the technology forward is great, and BlackBerry fans are definitely excited about the new BlackBerry Bold 9780. But what's important to note from a mobile Web standpoint is that this new BlackBerry OS has a new browser that is Webkit-based, just like the iPhone and Android browsers.
This means more devices that are able to experience a rich mobile Web. And if you use device-optimized experiences like we recommend, this means it's time to take another look at what experiences you offer for BlackBerry users. A lot of the previous BlackBerry Web experiences fell into what basically became the "lowest common denominator" experience, but clearly BlackBerry wants to pull its mobile experience up out of that pool and swim in the deep end of the mobile Web.
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Internet ridicules Reuters' Twin Cities guide
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"48 hours in Minneapolis-St. Paul" travel postcard sings praises of Potbelly, tornado shelters and the "tram" system.
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Journalist Mark Meadows - according to his Reuters feed - generally covers Grand Prix pit-lane drama or non-American football. So maybe we should cut him slack that he suggested travelers to the Twin Cities grab breakfast at Potbelly in the IDS Center.
Last Friday, Reuters published a "Travel Postcard" called "48 Hours in Minneapolis-St. Paul" that has found local social medialites and online commenters gnawing off their hands in frustration.
Meadows lauds the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport for having tornado shelters, gushes about the skyways, mentions "interesting" architecture," the "3 ½ hour matches" at Target Field and the Mall of America all as essential to getting "the most" out of a weekend trip here.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal's Mark Reilly writes that WCCO's Jason DeRusha and foodie blog Heavy Table are tweeting with mitts off about the shoddy reporting. One commenter on the Reuters article screams "THIS DOESN'T EVEN MAKE SENSE," and then chides Meadows for sending travelers to Red's Savoy Pizza, which, as Meadows points out, lacks "windows."
OK, granted, Meadows' trip feels unadventurous and perhaps recapped on Adderall on deadline. But, this wouldn't be Marilyn Hagerty and the Olive Garden 2013 if we didn't provide backlash to the backlash.
His journalistic sin seems to be reporting not on the Twin Cities we love and know - where's Butcher & the Boar, where's the Sound Gallery, where's HIDDEN BEACH YOU PHILISTINE? - but on the Twin Cities everyone not from here probably sees.
Meadows does mention a vibrant theater scene, music scene chutzpah (Dylan, Prince) and the "attractions" along the Mississippi. Maybe he accidentally found himself in town for two days and just bungled around (he could've done worse). Or maybe he Googled us.
Granted, a travel writer is supposed to put in the legwork. But, really, his trip looks and feels like the trip our out-state parents would take when visiting the Cities - go to a game, hunt for a Starbucks and maybe stare at the river before going back to locate their PT Cruiser in a giant parking garage. It's the Cities through the eyes of a fly-in, fly-out weekender, not a cultural curator. Except that Meadows calls the light rail the "tram."


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Head Coach Lisa Turner was the beneficiary of another quality season and exciting new additions.
Top runners William O'Malley (Rockford, Ill.) and Lauren Stephens both ran well at Nationals. Stephens reserved her top performance for last, running a time of 21:05.72.
She also came in second at the Nationals and helped lead her team to fifth overall.
O'Malley's season record was 27:36.36 at the Warrior Invitational hosted by Wisconsin Lutheran in Greenfield, Wis. His first place finish in the Nationals helped guide Maranatha to a second place team finish.
The season would not have been complete though without the contribution of support runners behind O'Malley and Stephens.
Freshman Michael Kluver (Sauk Centre, Minn.) received the Coach's Award and was consistently the second best runner on the team, setting his personal record time of 30:10.63 at the National Tournament.
Sophomore runner Jeremy McPhillips (Georgetown, Ill.) did not join the team until the end of the season but was a pleasant surprise. He also ran a personal record at the National Tournament of 30:21.27 and was right behind Mike Kluver in the standings.
On the women's side, sophomore runner Cici Liu (Watertown, Wis.) was a new addition and proved to be a competent runner. She posted a time of 23:22.12 and had the second best time on the team.
Junior Cari Cook (Jackson, Mich.) received the Coach's Award, always displaying a positive attitude during the season. She awarded her coach by setting her new personal record at 25:02.11 at the National Tournament.
O'Malley was named to the All-Northern Athletics Conference Team and the NCCAA All-American Team. It was the third year in a row he has made the NAC team.
Stephens was a NAC All-Conference Honorable Mention and an NCCAA All-American.
Sophomore runner Andrew Domsic (Mattawan, Mich.) was named to the NAC All-Sportsmanship Team.


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On November 29, 2012, Cumberland Pharmaceuticals Inc. (the "Company") implemented a realignment of its national sales organization to more efficiently cover key targets in support of its three marketed products, Caldolor, Acetadote and Kristalose in the United States. As a result of this realignment on November 29, 2012, the Company's sales personnel moved from 95 individuals to 64 individuals, maintaining approximately two thirds of its pre-realignment sales organization and consolidated its number of nationwide districts from 10 to 8. The Company does not expect to have further changes to its sales personnel as a result of the realignment. The impact on the Company's earnings will be addressed in its 2013 guidance. The Company expects to incur and pay between $0.50 million and $0.75 million in one-time separation expenses related to this realignment during the fourth quarter ending December 31, 2012.


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By Susanne Kappler, Fort Jackson LeaderOctober 21, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- The 2010 U.S. Army Soldier Show went online at Fort Jackson last weekend with a nod to modern technology and social media.
The 90-minute show featured eight thematic and stylistic segments, including tributes to the late Michael Jackson and the TV show "Glee."
To transition between the segments, projectors showed images of a computer screen, simulating online communication on Facebook and other social media sites.
The 22 cast members performed four shows at the Solomon Center Saturday and Sunday. Three of the shows were exclusively attended by Soldiers in Individual Entry Training.
"I liked it. It was great," said Pfc. Felicia Martinez, Company C, 2nd Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment.
Martinez said she especially enjoyed the Michael Jackson tribute and the segment on New York, which featured Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York" and Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind."
The Soldier Show was created during World War I by composer Irving Berlin, who was honored in this year's show with a video homage and the live performance of two of his songs, "Cheek to Cheek" and "Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning."
All of the performers and crew members are Soldiers. Once selected for the show, the Soldiers are attached to Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command for the tour.
Pfc. Rena Cunningham, a supply specialist stationed at Fort Riley, Kan., said she has been performing and writing music for most of her life. She attended the Soldier Show last year while in Advanced Individual Training at Fort Lee, Va.
"I liked what it was about, so I decided to audition after the show that year," Cunningham said.
For Spc. David Palmer, an AIT instructor at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., the show is a way to share his talent with others.
"I've been singing my entire life, and this is a way to just put out my talent and let everybody see what I can do," Palmer said.
Cunningham explained that life on tour is not as glamorous as it may appear.
"It (takes) a lot of hard work, a lot of muscle, a lot of time," she said. "You're still a Soldier. You're a Soldier first, you're a performer second."
In addition to performing, the Soldiers are also responsible for setting up and breaking down the equipment.
Palmer said seeing the reaction of the crowd puts the hard work into perspective.
"You're not doing this for yourself, you're doing this to better other people and make other people feel better," he said.


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BROULEE Surf Club's under-19 surfboat crew has been selected to row in Tasmania this weekend at Clifton Beach near Hobart.
Australian Surf Rowers League selected a NSW crew and gave a $2000 subsidy for the men to attend the Southern States Young Guns carnival.
Broulee won selection as one of the state's leading under-19 crews.
Other states, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania, will all have crews in attendance.
Broulee recently won silver at the world surf life saving championships at Christies Beach, South Australia.
Rob Pollock's young crew has been racing among Australia's best and have made finals at Mollymook and Corrimal in recent weeks.
Both times the crew has been with the leading crews at the buoy turns and two mistakes in both finals cost the crew a top two finish.
Pollock said this week his crew was confident they have addressed their issues and were "looking forward" to the Tasmanian challenge.
Broulee and Bulli have been battling out for supremacy with the latter crew coming out on top so far this season.
The Broulee crew of Jeff Gamble, Ewen Pollock, Hayden Connor, Jack Dunn and sweep-coach Rob Pollock has been training hard and are confident of overcoming the powerful Illawarra crew as the major championship carnivals start late January.
Currumbin (Queensland) was another crew Broulee were keen to face in Tasmania as they have been the dominate force in Queensland and will be a guide to the South Coast crew's progress towards championship races in 2013.


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Microsoft's new Xbox One console is about to hit the shelves.
When it was unveiled earlier this year in May, the company demonstrated the new console's function as an all-in-one entertainment device, bringing television, games and social networks together in one all-encompassing console.
"Let me show you how we're gonna take live TV and make it not only integral to the Xbox but also incredibly useful through a great new feature called instant switching. Xbox: game, go to: TV, go to: music, watch: TV. Yes, that fast. Did you see how easy that was?" says Yusef Mehdi, Microsoft Senior Vice President.
Powered by multiple operating systems, including Windows 8, Microsoft claim the Xbox One takes gaming to a whole new level with the new model featuring processing levels of 1.75Ghz - an almost 10 percent increase on previous levels.
Demonstrating a host of new games available on the Xbox One, Microsoft chose this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles, to focus on how cloud computing will make games for their next-generation console more immersive.
The Xbox One is built to be connected to the internet every 24 hours, meaning game worlds can remain in play online, even if the gamer is away.
During their show at E3, Microsoft took the chance to preview demos of a number of new games including this racing game "Need For Speed: Rivals", due for release 22 November - the same day as the console hits the shops.
Staying on the track, other new titles include this "Forza Motorsport 5" racing game (released 22 November 2013), which for the first time is introducing F1 vehicles and off-road cars to their selection of racing automobiles.
Another game is the latest version of the Zoo Tycoon series which is being launched exclusively for Xbox One and Xbox 360 this November and for the first time features a multiplayer mode where players can invite friends into their zoos through Xbox Live.
At $499 USD the Xbox One is Microsoft's most expensive console to date, but Microsoft Retail Sales and Marketing Director for France, Jean Claude Ghinozzi, says their new console is worth every penny: "We saw with the former generation of game consoles, like Xbox 360 and Kinect detector that we can improve the ergonomics, to have an immediate grip, to have simplicity of use, and Xbox One is going further than that."
Arriving on the Xbox One including numerous other consoles, one of Lego's latest games "Lego Marvel Super Heroes" . It was created by IT Games and tells the story of the Silver Surfer who has to search across the world for his lost surf board.
One of the more anticipated titles for the Xbox One is this gladiator-style fighting game called "Ryse: Son of Rome."
Making use of Xbox One's new controller, the game's makers claim new attributes such as a ruble feature add to the gaming experience.
In "Dead Rising 3", advanced artificial intelligence adapts to the way gamers fight making the endless hordes of zombies even more difficult to conquer.
Designer of "Dead Rising 3", John Ellenton, says their new game wouldn't have been possible without Xbox One's capabilities: "With the number of zombies, it's obviously way more than we could ever have done on the current generation. We also have a much more dense world so we also have a lot more items, so hundreds and hundreds of items in the world at one time with the zombies, fully streaming. So all that kind of stuff was not possible on current generation. We could only do that with the power of Xbox One."
Xbox One game designers are also promising sports games will put users at the heart of the action.
"FIFA 14" is one of the latest football offerings to feature the EA Sports Ignite game engine which gives players greater life-like movement and ever-changing real-world stadiums.
But if the thought of going to the gym gets gamers in a sweat, there's exercise Xbox One style.
Using the console's improved Kinect motion detector and camera, this latest instalment of the "Just Dance" series can have up to half a dozen people showing off their moves simultaneously.
If world music is more your thing, "Zumba World Party", uses "Kinect Fitness" which can actually sense increased body temperature and breathing while users work out.
Microsoft Studios General Manager, Dave McCarthy, says with the use of Xbox One's new technology, they're making exercise more motivating: "We can tell where your muscle force is, where your weight transfer is. We can even go down to the level of reading your heart-rate by looking at micro-fluctuations of blood flow in the face. So we combine that level of insight and feedback with Kinect and then add Xbox Live on top of that and say we're gonna connect you with your friends and the community overall and we're going to use challenges and achievements to make workouts motivating as well as insightful."
No matter what way, it seems the Xbox One is destined to get gamers in a sweat this November.
Microsoft's Xbox One is released 22 November and is priced at $499 USD.


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SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — In uncontested races Tuesday, two incumbent town councilors were re-elected to office.
Russell Abell received 563 votes, and John "Jack" Kareckas received 567 votes.
Also running uncontested for a seat on the Maine School Administrative District 35 School Board was Joseph Long, who received 625 votes. He will take the seat of former longtime School Board member Ellen Breed, who did not seek re-election.
According to Town Clerk Barbara Bennett, 15 percent of registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday's election.
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Wednesday's letters: Sheriff's Office
Published: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 17, 2012 at 6:20 p.m.
To the editor: Hiding behind the pant leg of the power granted him, Sheriff Charlie McDonald ends the careers of some of our finest deputies with no more explanation than the vague contention that they did not fit into his vision for the Sheriffs Office.
Do the county commissioners and the public in general not see the folly of denying the Sheriffs Office employees the protection offered by a civil service structure? Would the recent troubles surrounding the tenure of Sheriff Rick Davis have come to light earlier and at less cost?
Surely someone had to have known all was not right. Were they cowed into silence, the fear of termination hanging over their heads? Did the same formula allow Buncombe Countys Bobby Medford to carry on his shenanigans as long as he did?
In this case, I hope the county commissioners will have the courage to push the sheriff to reinstate Ben McKay and the other dedicated employees who were uprooted over nothing more than vindictive whim. Its also high time the state Legislature removes from our professional law enforcement community the threat of political wind and lends it the accountability and transparency it deserves. On both, I wont hold my breath.
Bill Modlin
Based on fear
To the editor: The marriage amendment is viewed as protecting traditional values in North Carolina forever. Yes, some people are uncomfortable with homosexual marriage because of their religion or morals. But this amendment is more harmful than most people think.
It is bad for N.C. business because it hinders a businesss right to determine competitive benefits for its employees. Corporations that recognize that workforce diversity fosters creativity and innovation will consider North Carolina a backward business environment. This amendment also interferes with domestic violence protection, child custody, visitation rights, validation of trusts and wills and end-of-life directives. And what about government interference into personal lives?
The rights of a minority should never be put to a vote. Its human nature that the majority put their own interests first; they dont clearly understand the issues of the minority group. Most young people today couldnt care less about whos gay and whos marrying whom. They live in this modern global world with all of its vast diversity.
This state will make a costly mistake when it approves this amendment because it will end up in the courts for decades and will eventually be repealed. It is based solely on fear, and fear is a liar.
Gail Buzby
Poor coverage
To the editor: On April 11, the Bo Thomas Auditorium at Blue Ridge Community College was filled with people attending the staged reading of 8, presented by the Citizens of Hendersonville to further a discussion on the pros and cons of Amendment One, which will be on the ballot in the May 8 primary.
Whether you are for it or against it, I expected this event to be worthy of coverage by the Times-News in a fair way. Instead, it was an article on Tom Hill and his for the amendment stance. His comments at times were absurd, and hence the heckling.
I was very disappointed that the reporter, Gary Glancy from the Times-News, could not see fit to report on the whole evenings event, not just Tom Hill!
Georgie Farmer
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Useless efforts
To the editor: This is small potatoes compared to current political issues, but you have a defective product. Once again I found a page totally unreadable because of an ink smear. If I cant read your paper, all your efforts at publishing it are useless.
This problem has been getting worse over time. You either have a worn-out printing press, poor maintenance of it, or poor operation of it. Maybe all of the above. I see some pages that are so faded I can barely see them in strong light, and other pages totally over-inked. And the ink comes off on my hands.
You didnt have this problem in the past. Fix it or say goodbye!
Don McFadden
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Clarification to Appendix E.2, TWSC
Appendix E.2, Topical Workshops, Symposia, and Conferences, has been modified to remove the instruction that proposers should directly contact NASA's Lunar and Planetary Institute regarding logistical and technical assistance.
POC change for Appendix C.22 ECF program
New Point of Contact for Appendix C.22 the (Planetary Science) Early Career Program
Amendment 8: Updated Text for Appendix A.2, Land-Cover/Land-Use Change.
Two new sections have been added to Appendix A.2, Land-Cover/Land-Use Change: Section 1.2.1 Social and economic sciences in the NASA LCLUC program and Section 1.2.2 Synthesis in the LCLUC program. In addition, proposers should expect to receive electronic notification no later than fifteen weeks after the submission of their Step-1 proposals, rather than twelve. Finally, the due date for Step-1 proposals is now November 30, 2012.
Amendment 7: New Opportunity in ROSES-12 via Appendix D.10, Euclid Consortium and Science Team.
Amendment 7 presents a new opportunity in Appendix D.10, Science Investigations as Members of the Euclid Consortium and Euclid Science Team. NOIs are due June 15, and proposals are due August 31, 2012.
Amendment 6: New Opportunity in ROSES-12 via Appendix C.21, In-Space Propulsion: Astrodynamics Research.
Amendment 6 presents a new opportunity in Appendix C.21, In-Space Propulsion Technology Program: Astrodynamics Research Grants. NOIs are due by June 11, and proposals are due by August 20, 2012.
ROSES-2012 Summary of Solicitation clarification regarding collaborators in summary table work effort.
A paragraph has been added to the ROSES 2012 Summary of Solicitation Section III(d) Cost Sharing or Matching regarding the summary table of names and planned work commitment of personnel. Collaborators should be listed on the table but their level of effort may be simply given as "de minimis".
Amendment 5: Due Dates Changed for Appendix C.4, The Planetary Geology and Geophysics Program
For Appendix C.4, The Planetary Geology and Geophysics Program, the due date for proposals to the Planetary Geology and Geophysics Program has been delayed to July 2, 2012, to permit proposers who recently received panel evaluations of their PGG ROSES 2011 proposals additional time to prepare proposals.
Clarifications and corrections to the ROSES Summary of Solicitation
The ROSES-12 Summary of Solicitation has been updated in a number of ways: Section I(c)ii E/PO Opportunities has been corrected, Section II(a) Funding and Award Policies has had a sentence added to note that proposers need not state the type of award instrument anticipated, Section II(d) Rephasing of Award Budgets has added text to clarify our rephasing policy, and text has been added to Section IV(d) Proposal Funding Restrictions regarding subcontracting rules.
Amendment 4: Final Text for ROSES-12 Appendix B.8, HDEE
This amendment presents final text for Appendix B.8, Heliophysics Data Environment Enhancements (HDEE). The due dates have not changed. Note: a call for Value Added Services, similar to that in previous HDEE calls, and for Virtual Observatories will be issued later this year as a separate call.
Appendix A.36 NASA Data for Operation and Assessment (AOURD) will not be solicited in ROSES 2012.
On release of the ROSES 2012 Solicitation in mid February, the placeholder for Appendix A.36 NASA Data for Operation and Assessment included a notice that it may be solicited in ROSES 2012. We regret to inform potential proposers that the call will not be issued this year.


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