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The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra
by William Shakespeare
The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra Contrasting Regions Quotes
How we cite our quotes: Citations follow this format: (Act.Scene.Line). Line numbers correspond to the Riverside edition.
Quote #7
Our lamp is spent; it's out! Good sirs, take heart.
We'll bury him; and then, what's brave, what's
Let's do 't after the high Roman fashion
And make death proud to take us. (4.15.98-102)
Cleopatra thinks of the nobility of a Roman burial (which is a big deal, because she's really serious about being Egyptian), but she also alludes to the fact that she'll kill herself. Interestingly, she describes her suicide as a Roman death, characterized by honor, nobility, and sacrifice. It's important that this is contrary to the relaxed Egyptian view: there's a kernel of evidence here that Antony's Roman-ness might have affected Cleopatra, where all other evidence seems to indicate that Antony was only being changed by Egypt. This is especially cool if you think about it as the basis for an argument that Antony is a true representative of Rome. It makes sense that Egypt should impact Antony, because he lives there, but if Antony is able to spread Roman values, even when he's out of Rome and surrounded by Egyptians, then his Roman values are strong indeed.
Quote #8
Shall they hoist me up,
And show me to the shouting varletry
Of censuring Rome? Rather a ditch in Egypt
Be gentle grave unto me! Rather on Nilus' mud
Lay me stark naked, and let the waterflies
Blow me into abhorring! Rather make
My country's high pyramides my gibbet,
And hang me up in chains! (5.2.65-72)
Cleopatra is loyal to Egypt until the end. It isn't just her temperament, but her heart that's Egyptian. She would rather die an ignoble death in Egypt than suffer through a victory parade for Rome that would signify Egypt's submission to that empire.


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text: A fire in Fruita completely destroys a family's home. Mesa County dispatchers received a call about 4:15 Saturday afternoon about a house fire in Fruita. The house, located at 951 19 road was engulfed in flames within minutes. According to the dispatchers, the owner said a crock pot that had been left on may have been the cause of the fire, however the cause of the fire is yet to be determined. A natural gas meter was also on fire and Xcel Energy was called out on the scene to assist. Members of the Lower Valley and Grand Junction Fire Departments are currently fighting the flames at the structure, but due to the severity of the fire, it looks as if the home is destroyed.


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Kalus Poised To Run Wild
Wednesday, 07.25.2007 / 3:24 PM CT / Team
By Eric Walsh
|Petr Kalus took to the ice on Tuesday for the first time in a Wild sweater.
Earlier this month, the Wild would find a plausible suitor for such a request in the Boston Bruins. This is where Petr Kalus -- a 6-1, 197-pound power forward -- became an instant top prospect in Minnesota. A native of Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, Kalus (pronounced "KAY-liss") was acquired by the Wild on July 1, the first day National Hockey League (NHL) teams were able to operate under the new salary cap mandate for the 2007-08 season.
Less than a month later, a number of Wild personnel, including team president and general manager Doug Risebrough, are getting to see Kalus, 20, perform in a Wild sweater.
Tuesday morning at Xcel Energy Center, Kalus and 30 other prospects of the organization began a seven-day developmental camp run by Wild assistants Mike Ramsey and Mario Tremblay with support from minor-league affiliate head coach Kevin Constantine, the newly appointed bench boss of the Houston Aeros, Minnesota's American Hockey League organization.
Kalus spent most of the 2006-07 season with the AHL's Providence Bruins, where he recorded 13 goals and 17 assists and 110 penalty minutes (PIM) in 43 games. He made his NHL debut on March 24 in Boston and scored a goal three days later at Ottawa on his first shot attempt.
He wasn't done using the one-shot, one-goal philosophy after his first one, either. Kalus, a left-handed stick handler, potted two more goals on single-shot attempts (one versus Atlanta on March 31 and one at New Jersey, April 1). In all, he participated in nine games for Boston, posting four goals with one assist for five points and six PIM.
"[Last year] was a great experience for me," Kalus said. "I got called up a little late but I was injured in Providence. Then I started getting better and worked out hard. When I got called up, it was good."
In general, scouting reports suggest that Kalus is someone who possesses world-class speed and a knack for the offensive with potential to someday evolve into a top-six NHL winger. In fact, the right wing might even agree with an assessment much like that, but has a message for anyone who wants to know what he's really capable of on the ice.
"I play a two-way game and try to do my best with my skates and move around the net to get some goals," he said.
Thompson admitted that Kalus caught his attention while he was monitoring the IIHF World Championships during the 2004-05 season, which the NHL cancelled due to labor disputes.
"[At the time], Petr was playing in the Czech Republic," Thompson recalled. "They had a very good team in the world under 18's that year. At the end of that tournament, we really liked Kalus and thought this is going to be a skate hard, hit hard, work hard, pound-the-puck type forward.
"Maybe not a physical guy but he's on you -- he's annoying -- you can't move when he's there. So, that's what he's going to be and we really need someone like that so we were really interested in him."
On July 30, 2005, the Bruins named Kalus as their second-round entry draftee at No. 39 overall. The draft, which determined its order using a lottery format due to the lockout, was completed in seven rounds rather than the usual nine and in "snake" style, meaning in even rounds, the team's selection order was reversed.
Today, Kalus is glad to be in Minnesota and was impressed by the Wild's run into the playoffs last season.
"With players like Marian Gaborik, this team has a lot of speed," said Kalus of the Wild, which also received a 2009 fourth-round draft selection by dealing Fernandez. "Hockey is being played that way now -- with speed. Players have to be able to skate and I think this team can do it well.
"I was following Minnesota last year in the playoffs and thought there was a team that could win the Stanley Cup in a couple years, maybe even this season. You never know."
The Prospects Camp is the first step toward playing with the Wild full-time and Kalus has his mind set on staying in Minnesota for a while.
"I want to make this team, like everyone else standing in this locker room, and be successful with the Wild," Kalus said.
Thompson has told Kalus and the other young hopefuls that they will get their chance.
"I let all the young prospects know the other night that we're going to present the opportunity to them," Thompson said. "But we have a good team. No jobs will be given away -- there's no entitlement -- so you have to force your way into the lineup. On our team, or Houston. If you force your way up, then we'll find a spot for you."


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They won't talk: Plano school district suspends 3 Jasper High officials without public explanation
Your tax dollars are hard at work in Plano, paying people to not explain all the changes at Jasper High School.
That Web link above tells you that Jeff Gasaway (pictured at right) is Jasper's principal. But Dallas Morning News reporter Matthew Haag tells us today that Gasaway has quit after being put on paid leave.
And "two other Jasper school officials, whom the district won't name, were placed on paid leave a few weeks ago," Matthew reports.
PISD spokeswoman Lesley Range-Stanton and her bosses aren't explaining any of this.
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Why Ron Howard Is Good for America
We're just going to be completely objective and state that Ron Howard is good for America.
He was good as Opie on "The Andy Griffith Show." He was good as Richie in "Happy Days." Then he traded acting for directing and gave us "Apollo 13," "A Beautiful Mind" and "Frost/Nixon."
Now, Howard is doing his part to help create jobs – and not just jobs on his film sets, but jobs that help protect the environment.
Last night, Howard and composer Hans Zimmer hosted an Italian-themed pre-Oscars cocktail party at Cecconi's in West Hollywood, sponsored by Fiat and Vanity Fair and called "Una Notte Verde" ("A Green Night") because the evening benefited the Green Jobs Programme of the UN's International Labor Organization. Guests included actor Adrien Brody, documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, actress/director Lake Bell, actress Sanaa Lathan and actor Josh Hartnett.
Howard's coming film, "Rush," is about the rivalry between two Formula One racecar drivers in the 1970s (Zimmer composed the film's score). At Cecconi's last night, a red Fiat 500 electric car gleamed by the entrance, coupling the night's theme of green initiatives with the subject of Howard's new film, cars.
Speakeasy caught up with the ebullient director at the event.
How does the U.N.'s Green Jobs Programme give us hope from an economic point-of-view?
Howard: The U.N. programme's been around since 1910 tackling a wide variety of labor issues: Labor laws, union issues, child labor. When I learned a few months' back that they were now focusing on this idea of job creation for young workers with a particular focus on green jobs, I thought, that's pretty intelligent and progressive thinking. So I was happy to support it. Of course we all know Baby Boomers were hogging all the airspace [laughs], and anyone with a large family realized that it's a particular struggle that careers are being redefined. To sort of say, here's an industry and it's important to us. Clean, ecologically sound businesses need support and let's not throw it to the Baby Boomers. Let's develop these businesses with particular emphasis on job creation for the next wave.
Switching gears, you won Best Picture for "A Beautiful Mind" in 2002. How has increasing the number of potential Best Picture nominees changed the nature of the category?
Well, it hasn't broadened it quite as dramatically as I think they hoped when they made that change. I think they felt like more pure popcorn movies would be acknowledged and instead the Academy still tends to just expand the field of the movies that they think are the boldest and most artistically ambitious, generally speaking. I'm one of the few that really likes the expansion because I think this is all about celebrating movies and it's very, very legitimate to say that there are up to 10 noteworthy movies in any given season. So, why not create a framework to celebrate that?
My husband happens to be a big Formula One fan—
Yeah? I think I might have something for him, then!
Your September film, "Rush," is about racecar driving and F1 drivers. Are you a racing fan too?
I'm not. I was drawn to the characters. It's a rivalry story based on two different drivers in the '70s – James Hunt and Niki Lauda. The 1976 season was particularly fraught with drama. The season itself was breathtakingly suspenseful and intense, and so was what was going on with these drivers away from the track and also all the drama of the rivalry itself and their head-to-head conflict. It's written by Peter Morgan, great acting opportunities, and we really have struggled and worked hard to try to get the race intensity to be something palpable that audiences are really going to feel. I think your husband will like it.
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Size of Spill Will Dictate Size of Bill
Calculating the amount of oil leaking from BP's well in the Gulf of Mexico isn't just important in assessing environmental damage, it'll be crucial in determining financial penalties the company will eventually face.
For every barrel of oil that flows from the damaged Macondo well, threatening contamination of beaches and marshes from Louisiana to Florida, BP could a face civil penalty from the Environmental Protection Agency of up to $1,100. If gross negligence were proved to have caused the spill, the maximum per-barrel figure would rise to $4,300.
This translates into a range of potential BP liabilities that stretches into the tens of billions of dollars, a scary level of uncertainty for any company to face.
If the 5,000-barrel-a-day official estimate is accurate, and there are many reasons to believe it is higher, and if BP's attempt to cap the well this week is successful, the maximum penalty would be just $220 million, according to a commentary from analysts at Canaccord Genuity. That is relatively modest compared with the $760 million BP has spent on the cleanup so far.
However, in the worst-case scenario, BP's eventual liability could be astronomical. If BP's attempts to cap the well fails and it has to wait for drilling of a second relief well — which could take 120 days — the price rises to $600 million, Canaccord said. If higher estimates of the scale of the oil leak are correct–around 50,000 barrels a day — the top liability rises to $6 billion.
If BP were to be found grossly negligent, this bill could rise to $25.8 billion, far in excess of most analysts' estimates of the company's maximum liability, Canaccord said.
"In addition there is criminal liability risk. The talk in Houston is that the odds are very high that this will happen. Exxon was found criminally negligent [for its Alaska oil spill] and its penalty amounted to $100 million. In our view, BP could be especially vulnerable given its past misdemeanors," such as the fatal 2005 Texas City refinery explosion, Canaccord said. There would be no cap on criminal penalties.
If BP's attempt to "top kill" the well this week fails, expect the clamor for a more accurate measure of the spill to reach fever pitch. This isn't just a question of transparency, it's a question of billions of dollars of liability.


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A little at-home mechanic work turned deadly Wednesday when a White City man was found crushed beneath his Ford Ranger, police said.
Graham Wilkins, 85, of the 12000 block of Modoc Road, was confirmed dead upon the arrival of Jackson County Fire District No. 3 paramedics just before 8 p.m. Wednesday, a news release from the Jackson County Sheriff's Department said.
Deputies responding to a report of a man trapped beneath a truck said the truck's hood was up and the serpentine belt was partially removed from the Ford's engine, the release said.
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"NTPC has now given time to TPE till September 24 before it starts adjudication proceedings as provided for in the contract. It is a matter of the deepest regret that such a prestigious project has had to witness such delays," Minister of State for Power and Commerce Jairam Ramesh said in a statement here.


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Traveling through the Dark
by William Stafford
Traveling through the Dark Introduction
In A Nutshell
Do you like real life stories with drama and plot twists? Are you tired of sunshine and happy endings? If you said "yes," or even "um, I don't know, I guess," then William Stafford's "Traveling through the Dark" might just be the poem for you. We lost you when we said "poem," right? Wait. Come back. You see, Stafford was an interesting guy. Born in Kansas in 1914, Stafford studied at the University of Kansas and the University of Iowa. Later, he spent many years in Oregon where he taught at Lewis and Clark College, eventually being named Poet Laureate of Oregon in 1975.
That makes sense to us; he wrote a lot—seriously. His archived journals show consecutive daily entries totaling around 20,000 pages (and you thought your English teacher required a lot of writing). Even still, he didn't publish his first major book of poetry until he was 48, an age when most writers are considered to be in mid-career. Along the way, Stafford was also a pacifist and a conscientious objector during WWII. But his focus was his writing. When he died of a heart attack in 1993, he was working on a poem on the very morning of his death.
"Traveling through the Dark," in particular, is a poem that really does tell a story in a plain-spoken, direct way. Even you poetry-haters out there might just find something to like in this one. The action all takes place on a mountain road at night. When a driver stops to pull a dead deer out of the road, he encounters something unexpected that makes him consider some big questions about mortality and nature along the road of life: what do we do when confronted with death? While we are living, how do we act responsibly as part of the natural world?
The poem was published in 1962 (the title poem of his first major collection) and is one of Stafford's most well-known poems. The poem's popularity is due in part to the fact that, like many of his poems, it couples a conversational tone with good old-fashioned story telling. The themes and issues present in his work (humanity and nature, place, family, his Native American heritage) arise from the telling of the tales. The themes are secondary, in a sense, to the stories themselves. Interested yet?
Why Should I Care?
We've all been there—well, not there in the sense of standing on the side of the road with a dead deer that we have to dispose of, but rather in a situation where we are forced to choose between doing what's right and doing what's easy. It might be a situation with a friend or family member or it might be something that will never be known to another living soul. (You accidentally drop your cheeseburger wrapper on the floor. Nobody sees you. Pick it up or move on and let the guy in the funny hat making minimum wage get it later?).
At its heart, William Stafford's "Traveling through the Dark" is about that moment when nobody is looking. It is about that moment when we could turn our backs and walk away from our responsibilities without any immediate, personal repercussions (except maybe that pesky conscience thing). What we do in those moments can tell us a great deal about ourselves. It is in those moments, without any peer pressure or outside influence, that we make decisions and act based solely on our character and beliefs. If we are willing to look at ourselves and our actions honestly, these can be very interesting, very eye-opening times.
"Traveling through the Dark" lets us experience one of these moments as a secret, outside observer. We get to put ourselves in the speaker's position and ask ourselves what we would do. There is even a chance that the poem will pop into your mind the next time you drop a burger wrapper. With no one watching, will you do—what's right or what's easy?


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Kevin Phelan leads Irish trio at European Tour Qualifying School in Spain
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Three Irish players have made the cut at the European Tour Final Qualifying School near Barcelona.
Kevin Phelan shot a round of 71 to lie in 41st place after four rounds on five-under-par, nine shots off the leader Carlos Del Moral of Spain.
David Higgins shot a fourth round 70 and Ruaidhri McGee a 74, meaning both made the cut right on the mark of two-under.
The top 25 and ties after six rounds will get their main Tour cards.
Meanwhile, Graeme McDowell will end the year as Europe's No. 1 if he can win the DP Tour Championship event which starts tomorrow in Dubai.
McDowell lies in third spot in the Race to Dubai standings behind Henrik Stenson and second-placed Justin Rose.
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Logan's Jim Myers Gymnasium may not be home to either Warren or Athens, but as far as noise level goes, it could be decibel-wise the loudest indoor basketball facility in the state of Ohio at 7 p.m. Friday.
That of course is when finally the No. 2-seeded Warriors (19-3) tip off against the three-seeded Bulldogs (17-3) in a D2 sectional championship game.
Finally, because both schools were scheduled to play each other at Vincent during the regular season, but Old Man Winter threw a polar vortex into the system, and...well, you know the rest of the story.
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Warren boys coach Blane Maddox, center, talks it over with his team during a sectional opener against Meigs at Logan High Tuesday night.
Anyways, The Game is on, and it could be a beaut ...maybe even a classic.
Blane Maddox-coached Warren won last year's two meetings against Jeff Skinner-led Athens, 60-57 (reg season) and 74-69 in overtime (regional semi). So, there's good reason to believe that Round 3 will be just as close.
The Warriors have the Big 3 in West Liberty recruit Evan French, Reece Patton, and Michael Hall, while the Bulldogs boast veterans' Joe Burrow, Ryan Luehrman, Zacchia Saltzman, and Ibi Watson.
In Tuesday's sectional opener, Warren mauled Meigs, 73-47. It was expected as the Warriors hardly broke a sweat. French (26), Patton (12), and Hall (15) combined for 53 points.
In last year's regional semi at the Ohio University Convocation Center, French was limited to one field goal by Athens through the first three quarters before he erupted for a combined 27 points in the fourth quarter and extra session.
Needless to say, French will have the Bulldogs' undivided attention again. But that's OK, because there's Patton, Hall, Andrew "Diesel" Drayer, Aaron Mazurkiewicz, Blake Kidder, and Andrew Henthorn - and all of them can hurt you.
If Warren wins this game, it'll win as a team. Make no mistake about it.
Athens got to Friday's O.K. Corral showdown at Jim's Gym with a 53-34 triumph over Marietta Tuesday night. Forget the Dogs' 19-point victory, because it didn't come easy. The feisty Tigers (9-13) were in this contest until they faded fast and were outpointed 25-9 in the fourth quarter.
Burrow, Luehrman, Saltzman and Watson scored all but two of Athens' points in this game.
Makes you wonder, do the Bulldogs have a bench?
If they don't, they could be in trouble against Warren.
Athens has not lost since dropping a 67-57 decision at Akron AVSM on Jan. 10. The Dogs currently own a nine-game winning streak.
Warren's last setback was 67-65 to visiting Wheeling Park on Dec. 30, 2013. Since then, the Warriors have captured 14 straight.
One of these schools is going to bow out Friday evening, and it's kind of sad, because both have had super seasons.
While there are no seat belts in the bleachers at Jim's Gym, maybe there should be for what could be a good ol' ding-dong dilly of a donnybrook.
Look for a heart-pounding, wild and woolly ride.
Oh, yeah, better have some cough drops handy, because you're probably going to be hoarse after The Game.
Ron Johnston is the Marietta Times sports editor, and can be reached at 376-5441, or at firstname.lastname@example.com


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As a lot a girls are already planning for Christmas baking, I have couple questions:
1- What kind of butter do you use for your cookies?
2- Can I substitute by margarine?
3- How long before Christmas can I make them so they keep fresh?
4- In what kind of container do you store them?
Thanks for answering my questions.


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Homemade Sweetened Condensed Milk
I bet more than a few of you blinked at the screen upon reading the title of this latest recipe.
"What?? You are suggesting something made with SUGAR??? "
My reply is unequivocally "Yes, and unapologetically so." Sugar is, after all, sucrose, which is almost 50-50 glucose to fructose and the body does prefer glucose as fuel over fat. In fact, sugar definitely has its place in fixing a broken metabolism.
Intrigued?? More on that in our post A Case for Sugar coming up soon but for an intro into why sugar should not be the villain in your life read Sugar:: Friend or Foe.
This is one of those recipes you never really think you can make. It's kind of tantamount to realizing that Hamburger Helper is actually only macaroni, beef, and cheese, or that Macaroni and cheese is just that; macaroni and cheese; and yet you are forever shackled to thinking "inside the box". Cheez Wiz, Hostess Cupcakes, beans in a can; there are just some "foods" we inextricably associate with a package.
Sweetened condensed milk is one of those foods.
Alarmingly simple (though does require patience), it is one of those staples (I always kept a can for Vietnamese Coffee and for certain ice creams) that, in recent years, has fallen prey to more and more devious and mysterious ingredients such as stabilizers such as carageenan and preservatives with rather nondescript letters and numbers meant to look innocuous and keep you off guard. Couple that with the fact that the milk is coming from feedlot dairies raised on corn, hormones, and antibiotics serving up milk full of puss and bacteria….It was enough to send me off on a quest to make my own.
Luckily for me the answer lay in the Metabolic Blueprint Cookbook by Josh and Jeanne Rubin. I immediately loved the fact that the recipe contained gelatin, an anti-inflammatory superfood, on top of having only a few ingredients. Even better, the recipe contained butter (which is a good source of healthy saturated fat). I was hooked.
Again, it takes a fair bit of patience as the reduction of the milk mixture can take a few hours and needs to be stirred frequently during the process but the finished product is nothing short of divine.
Makes about 2/3 cup
* 1 1/2 cup whole milk (I used raw but at least unhomogenized is best. Goat's milk works pretty good too.)
* 2 tbsp. Great Lakes Collagen Hydrolysate (Gelatin that can dissolve in cold liquid)
* 1/2 cup organic cane sugar (I used evaporated cane juice but coconut sugar or jaggery works well too)
* 3 tbsp. grass-fed pastured butter (remember, butter is yellow, not white!!)
* 1 tsp. vanilla extract or 1 vanilla bean scraped
1. In a heavy bottomed sauce pan, whisk in collagen hydrolysate with milk. Add in sugar and stir until incorporated.
2. Heat on medium-low to a very slow simmer, stirring often. Sugar should be dissolved by now. Turn heat to the lowest heat (on the smallest burner possible) and let simmer. You must watch this mixture. It will develop a "skin" if you aren't careful and trap heat underneath which will heat the milk to boiling. You want to stir about every two minutes and if the mixture starts to develop a rolling boil, take it off the heat and let it cool for a minute before putting it back on the low heat.
3. Reduce mixture by half. Depending on the pot and the burner, this can take a few hours. With me it takes about an hour to an hour and fifteen minutes.
4. Remove from heat and stir in butter and vanilla.
This freezes well (I freeze in ice cube trays for Vietnamese coffee) or stores in the refrigerator for up to three days.
Pro-thyroid and metabolism charging, good source of protein and healthy saturated fats. Oh and did I mention delicious?? What's not to love??


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Let the Web design blogging begin!
Will Wooten, visuals editor at The Miami Hurricane, has started a blog about online journalism, specifically the redesign of The Hurricane's Web site.
Will is overseeing the aesthetic side of the project and will be posting updates and information about the redesign process. The blog will also act as a means for gathering feedback and discussing the new site.
And what is the name of this forum?
"Will's Blog."
Why such a simple name?
"The reason is, it is what it is. I don't want anything creative."
What about the design and color scheme?
"The serious bloggers are going to be using a reader anyway."
Unrelated, my favorite quote from Will came as he was updating his resume last semester. As he was finishing, he realized something:
"I forget to put that I was Time Magazine's person of the year in 2006 on my resume."
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Joe, that Bowling Green is the same one that gave UF all they wanted last year. And I do mean the same one. No team in the country returns more starters than does Bowling Green. One of five that returns 19.
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How can I prevent Vicodin from giving me a migraine?
I take vicodin because of my back but it gives me a really bad headache almost like a migraine. The very first time I took it I felt really good and got rid of my pain but ever since than I've gotten a splitting headache and don't feel much pain relief at all. I could ask my doctor but he's a total dushbag and I don't want to.
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You might need to try another drug. You need to talk to your doctor, so he can try something else. There's tramadol, a non opiod that works for me.
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OnLive Claims Long-Delayed Patent is Pivotal
Tech entrepreneur Steve Perlman has his name on more than 100 U.S. patents. He is particularly excited about his latest, but miffed at the same time.
His company, OnLive, has pioneered the concept of running fast-action videogames over the Internet without the need for users to own a gaming console or a PC with a fancy graphics card. The software runs on servers OnLive maintains "in the cloud," as people like to say in Silicon Valley. Those machines handle the chore of rendering sophisticated gaming images and compress them so they can be delivered to any computer with a Web browser, or to an HDTV equipped with a small add-on device OnLive sells.
On Tuesday, OnLive announced that it had received what Perlman says is a fundamental patent that covers that concept. Among other things, claims of the patent discuss a video game server executing a "high twitch-action" videogame, a compression unit, a transceiver to transmit compressed game video to one or more players located over a remote distance.
"This is an industry-changing patent," Perlman says.
What irks him is that it took eight years to receive it. He filed an application in 2002, but the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office did not start examining it until five years later, Perlman says. The reason, he contends, is a massive backlog of patent applications at the agency.
That backlog is one of several issues that get frequently mentioned in public-policy debates about the patent system. Perlman is known for very strong views on that subject, tending to side with individual inventors and against some proposals by big companies for patent reform. In this case, Perlman argues that the agency is being insufficiently funded, severely hindering companies like OnLive that often seek to court investors on the strength of their patents.
Perlman says some investors wouldn't take a chance on his company because of the delay. "They'd ask, 'can you guarantee you will get this patent?' We'd say, 'no,' and they'd walk away," he says. "It definitely slowed down what we were doing."
Though OnLive managed to find some less risk-averse investors, Perlman says, other startups are not always so fortunate. And in some cases, he adds, patents granted belatedly wind up in the hands of aggregator companies–sometimes derided as "patent trolls"–that will focus on making money by licensing the patents or suing companies rather than using them in making innovative products. That's "the really scary part," he says.
What will OnLive, which holds many less-significant patents, do with its latest? Perlman can't be specific, but makes it clear that he views patents as a way to help his company create things–not a way to exact royalties from others. "I've never had to sue anybody and had no one has sued me," he says.


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True North Federal Credit Union Electronic Banking Disclosure & Agreement
This True North Federal Credit Union Electronic Banking Disclosure and Agreement as amended from time to time ("Agreement") sets forth the terms and conditions governing the use of True North's Express PC and Mobile Banking electronic services ("E Banking Services"). Disclosure information that applies to Express PC and True North Mobile services offered by True North Federal Credit Union is given below.
Please read this Agreement completely and retain it with your personal records. By using, or allowing another person to use, E Banking services offered by True North Federal Credit Union, you are agreeing to be bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement. In this Agreement, the terms "you" and "your(s)" refer to the member (if this is a joint account, singular pronouns shall include each of you), and the terms "we", "us", "our(s)", and "Credit Union" refer to True North Federal Credit Union. All agreements and disclosures shall be construed in accordance with the provisions of the Alaska Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). This Agreement contains the disclosures required by the Electronic Funds Transfer Act.
Electronic Disclosure of Advantage Online Banking Disclosure and Agreement
By accessing E Banking services, you acknowledge electronic receipt of the Credit Union's True North Federal Credit Union Electronic Banking Disclosure and Agreement. You agree that you have read this Agreement in its entirety and will abide by its terms and conditions. You understand that the Credit Union will not provide you with an additional paper (non-electronic) copy of this Agreement unless you specifically request it.
Right to Receive Documentation of Transactions
You will receive a monthly account statement for each month in which there are transactions or activity on your account. In any case, you will receive a quarterly statement.
True North Mobile Access Options
A mobile application giving you limited access to your account and certain transactions is available for download on certain Mobile Devices. For a list of Mobile Devices for which the application is available please visit our mobile page.
Additionally, a version of our website that has been optimized for use on Mobile Devices is also available.
Accessing your account by either means will require you to sign in with your online banking login, password and MFA security questions just as you would to begin an online banking session.
Personal Identification Number (PIN) and Security Questions
Your accounts can only be accessed through E Banking Services by the use of an access device with the PIN. Initially, your PIN will be automatically generated for you; however, during the sign up process, you'll be asked to specify a new PIN for Express PC. If you forget your PIN, contact the Credit Union and we will issue you a new one.
You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your PIN. The PIN should be memorized and not written in order to prevent unauthorized use and so you may report its loss or theft accordingly. You agree that you will not use or allow anyone else to use your PIN for any transaction that is illegal under applicable federal, state, or local law.
You will also be asked to set up Security Questions, which will be used to verify your identity when you are accessing Express PC from an unregistered computer, or using True North Mobile. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your security question answers as defined in the prior paragraph.
Transactions Available
At the present time, you may use the Express PC services to:
At the present time, you may use True North Mobile to:
Transactions involving your deposit accounts will be subject to your Membership and Account Agreement and transactions involving a loan account will be subject to your Loan Agreement and Disclosures.
Limitations on Transactions
E Banking services are generally accessible seven (7) days a week, twenty-four (24) hours a day.
a) Transfers. You may make funds transfers to your accounts or other accounts you authorize as often as you like. However, transfers from a Share Savings Account or Money Market Account will be limited to a total of six (6) in any one month. You may transfer or withdraw up to the available balance in your account or available credit line at the time of the transfer, except as limited under other agreements. There is a per transaction maximum of $10,000. The Credit Union reserves the right to refuse any transaction that would draw upon insufficient or unavailable funds, lower an account below a required balance, or otherwise require us to increase our required reserve on the account.
b) Account Information. The account balance and transaction history information may be limited to recent account information. The availability of funds for transfer or withdrawal may be limited due to the processing time for ATM transactions and our Funds Availability Policy.
c) E-Mail and Stop Payment Requests. The Credit Union may not immediately receive e-mail communications that you send and the Credit Union will not take action based on e-mail requests until the Credit Union actually receives your message and has a reasonable opportunity to act. Any stop payment request you transmit electronically is deemed to be an oral request and will expire in fourteen (14) days unless confirmed in writing in accordance with your Membership and Account Agreement. If you need to contact the Credit Union immediately regarding an unauthorized transaction or stop payment request, see Section 4.
d) True North does not assess any fees for access to Express PC or True North Mobile services as described in this disclosure. Additional services may be added in the future that includes fees, and those fees will be separately disclosed. However, Mobile carrier, internet, and data fees may apply. The Credit Union shall not be responsible for paying these fees.
You agree: (i) to comply with all security procedures the Credit Union provides in connection with the E Banking Services; (ii) to take reasonable steps to safeguard the confidentiality and security of any and all passwords and access codes (collectively, "Codes") related to the E Banking Services, along with any other proprietary information the Credit Union provides in connection with these Services; (iii) to limit access to your computer and Mobile Device to persons who have a need for such access and who you reasonably believe present no threat to your accounts; (iv) to notify the Credit Union immediately if you have any reason to believe the security or confidentiality of your account(s) has been or may be breached or if your computer or Mobile Device has been compromised, lost or stolen; and (v) not to use any personally-identifiable information (e.g., name, account number, social security number) when providing shortcuts to or creating nicknames for your accounts. The Credit Union may require you to change your Codes at any time. The Credit Union may deny access to the E Banking Services without prior notice if it is unable to confirm to its satisfaction any person's authority to access the E Banking Services or if the Credit Union believes such action is necessary for security reasons. If you provide a person with access to your Codes, or otherwise authorize their use of your account, computer or Mobile Device, you will be liable for any transactions that person enters into.
Restrictions on Use
You agree not to use E Banking Services in or for any illegal, fraudulent, unauthorized, or improper manner or purpose, including but not limited to illegal gambling, or in a manner contrary to any contractual provisions to which you are bound. You will only use the E Banking Services in compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations, including all applicable state, federal, and international Internet, data, telecommunications, telemarketing, "spam," and import/export laws and regulations, including the U.S. Export Administration Regulations. You represent and warrant that you are an authorized Credit Union member and are able lawfully to enter into contracts.
Member Liability
You are responsible for all transfers you authorize using E Banking Services under this Agreement. If you permit other persons to use the service or give them your PIN, you are responsible for any transactions they authorize or conduct on any of your accounts.
However, tell us AT ONCE if you believe anyone has used your Account or access code and accessed your accounts without your authority. Telephoning is the best way of keeping your possible losses down. If you tell us within two (2) business days, you can lose no more than $50 if someone accessed your account without your permission. If you do NOT tell us within two (2) business days after you learn of the unauthorized use of your account, and we can prove that we could have stopped someone from accessing your account without your permission if you had told us, you could lose as much as $500.
Also, if your statement shows transfers that you did not make, tell us at once. If you do not tell us within sixty (60) days after the statement was mailed to you, you may be liable for the full amount of the loss, if we can prove that we could have stopped someone from making the transfers if you had told us in time. If a good reason (such as a hospital stay) kept you from telling us, we will extend the time periods.
How to Notify the Credit Union in the Event of an Unauthorized Transaction
If you believe that someone has used your access code without your permission, call (907) 771-4777 or write: True North Federal Credit Union, P.O. Box 34157, Juneau, AK 99803
Business Days
For purposes of these disclosures, our business days are Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
Our Liability for Failure to Make Transfers
If we do not complete a transfer to or from your account on time or in the correct amount according to our agreement with you, we will be liable for your actual losses or damages. However, there are some exceptions. We will not be liable for instance:
a. If, through no fault of ours, you do not have adequate funds in your account to complete a transaction, your account is closed, or the transaction amount would exceed your credit limit on your line of credit.
b. If you used the wrong access code or you have not properly followed any applicable computer, Internet or Credit Union instructions for making transfer and bill payment transactions.
c.If your computer or access device fails or malfunctions or any of the Credit Union's E Banking services was not properly working and such problem should have been apparent when you attempted such transaction.
d. If circumstances beyond our control (such as fire, flood, telecommunication outages, postal strikes, equipment or power failure) prevent making the transaction.
e. If the funds in your account are subject to legal process or other claim.
f. If your account is frozen because of a delinquent loan.
g. If the error was caused by a system beyond the Credit Union's control such as your Internet Service Provider.
h. If the error was caused by a system that we do not operate.
i. If there are other exceptions as established by the Credit Union.
Limitation of Liability.
The E Banking Services are provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE." Without limiting the foregoing: i) the Credit Union does not represent or warrant that you will have continuous or uninterrupted access to the Services or that any function of the Mobile Services will be error-free; ii) the Credit Union will not be liable to you for any damages arising out of or related to a failure of any communication network, communications equipment, software, or in connection with any other event beyond the Credit Union's control; iii) the Credit Union will not be liable to you for any damages arising out of or related to the accuracy or completeness of information supplied through the Mobile Services. THE CREDIT UNION MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY RELATED TO THE SERVICES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANT OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD-PARTY RIGHTS AND TITLE, OR ANY IMPLIED WARRANT ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR COURSE OF PERFORMANCE.
Risks of Mobile Devices. YOU UNDERSTAND THAT THERE ARE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH USING A MOBILE DEVICE, AND THAT IN THE EVENT OF HACKING, OTHER ELECTRONIC SECURITY FAILURE, THEFT, OR LOSS, YOUR CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION COULD BE COMPROMISED.
You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold the Credit Union and its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, consultants, agents, service providers, and licensors harmless from any and all third party claims, liability, damages, and/or costs (including without limitation reasonable attorneys' fees) arising out of or related to: (a) information, data, files, or other material you submit to the E Banking Service, including without limitation claims of infringement of privacy or intellectual property rights or misuse or misappropriation of data; (b) allegations of your breach of these Terms of Use or of fraud or manipulation committed by you; (c) a dispute with you over the purchase or sale of goods or services or over the terms and conditions of any agreement; (d) your alleged violation of any law or of the rights of a third party; (e) the use of your account by any third party; (f) losses resulting from the loss or misuse of your computer or Mobile Device; or (g) your misuse of the E Banking Service. The Credit Union reserves the right, at its own expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter otherwise subject to indemnification, in which case you will cooperate at your expense with the Credit Union in asserting the defense. You will not settle any action or claims on the Credit Union's behalf without its prior written consent.
Disclosure of Account Information to Third Parties
We will disclose information to third parties about your account or the transfers you make:
a. when it is necessary to complete the transaction;
b. in order to verify the existence and condition of your account for a third party, such as a credit bureau or merchant;
c. in order to comply with government agency or court orders or other legal process;
d. if you give us your prior oral or written permission.
Address Change
You are required to keep the Credit Union informed of your current address to ensure correct mailing of monthly statements. You may submit address changes through Express PC. Failure to maintain a correct address may result in a fee, disclosed in the Rate and Fee Schedule.
The Credit Union reserves the right to change the terms and conditions upon which this service is offered. The Credit Union will mail notice to you at least twenty-one (21) days before the effective date of any change, as required by law. Use of any E Banking service is subject to existing regulations governing the Credit Union account and any future changes to those regulations.
The Credit Union can elect to discontinue or modify these services at any time. Further, you agree that we may terminate this Agreement and your use of Express PC and True North Mobile, if:
a) You, or any authorized user of your account or access code breach this agreement with us;
b) We have reason to believe that there has been an unauthorized use of your card, account or access code; or
c) You breach any provisions of your Membership and Account Agreement or any other agreement with the Credit Union.
You or any other party to your account can terminate this Agreement by notifying us in writing. Termination of service will be effective the first (1st) business day following receipt of your written notice. However, termination of this Agreement will not affect the rights and responsibilities of the parties under this Agreement for transactions initiated before termination.
Collection Costs
You agree to pay the Credit Union our reasonable expenses, including court costs and attorney's fees, for enforcing our rights under this Agreement.
Additional Benefit Enhancements
From time to time, the Credit Union may offer additional services to you in connection with your accounts. Some services may be provided at no additional cost to you and others may involve a specified fee. You understand that the Credit Union is not obligated to offer such services and may withdraw or change them at any time.
Reservation of Rights
Failure or delay by the Credit Union to enforce any provision of this Agreement or to exercise any right or remedy available under this Agreement, or at law, shall not be deemed a waiver and the Credit Union expressly reserves the right to enforce such provision, or to exercise such right or remedy, at a later date.
Proprietary Rights.
These terms do not grant you a license to any software used to provide the Services or associated with the E Banking Services. The logos, service marks, and trademarks ("Trademarks") used by the Credit Union belong to the Credit Union and its licensors. You are granted no license to any Trademark, by implication, estoppel, or otherwise.
Other Agreements
Except as stated otherwise in the Agreement, this Agreement does not alter or amend any of the terms or conditions of any other agreement you may have with the Credit Union.
If any part of this Agreement should be held to be unenforceable, the remaining provisions of this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.
In Case of Errors or Questions about Your Electronic Transfers
As soon as possible, telephone us at (907) 771-4777 or write us at P.O. Box 34157, Juneau, AK 99803. We must hear from you no later than sixty (60) days after we sent the first statement on which the problem appears.
Tell us your name and account number.
Describe the error or the transfer you are unsure about, and explain as clearly as you can why you believe it is an error or why you need more information.
Tell us the dollar amount of the suspected error.
If you tell us orally, we may require that you send us your complaint or question in writing within ten (10) business days. We will tell you the results of our investigation within ten (10) business days after we hear from you and will correct the error promptly. For errors related to transactions occurring within thirty (30) days after the first deposit to the account (new accounts), we will tell you the results of our investigation within twenty (20) business days. If we need more time, however, we may take up to forty-five (45) calendar days to investigate your complaint or questions (ninety (90) calendar days for new account transaction errors). If we decide to do this, we will re-credit your account within ten (10) business days for the amount you think is in error, so that you will have the use of the money during the time it takes us to complete our investigation. If we ask you to put your complaint or question in writing and we do not receive it within ten (10) business days, we may not re-credit your account. If we decide after our investigation that an error did not occur, we will deliver or mail you an explanation of our findings within three (3) business days after the conclusion of our investigation. If you request, we will provide you copies of documents (to the extent possible without violating other members' rights to privacy) relied upon to conclude that the error did not occur.


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About the Vineyard...
Our Carneros Pinot Noir is a blend of two vineyards situated near the Napa-Sonoma county line at the
southern end of the appellation. The first vineyard, Domaine Chandon #105, planted in 1973 to the Martini
clone, is an austere site with lean soils and low vigor. The 30 year old vines, becoming rare as many of
California's early Pinot noir plantings succumb to phylloxera or virus, lend an underlying concentration to the
wine. The second vineyard is the Toyon Vineyard, located in the eastern side of Carneros. This vineyard was
planted for us in 1998 with cuttings originating from the Swan estate in Sonoma County. It is a mass selection,
rather than a single clone, originating from cuttings hand carried by Joseph Swan from Burgundy in the 1950s
and 1960s. It exhibits layers of complexity and a deeper structure and darker flavors than we normally see in
the Martini clone. It is loaded with dense youthful fruit that synergizes nicely with the more perfumed
Domaine Chandon block.
About the Wine...
The grapes were 100% destemmed into an open top fermenter and cold soaked for 4 days. We punched down by
hand 4 times per day at the beginning of fermentation. This was decreased to 2 times per day by the end of
fermentation. A small innoculum of RC212 (burgundy isolate) cultured yeasts carried out the fermentation. We
employed a very warm fermentation, peaking at 95�F. The wine was gently pressed at dryness and went
directly to barrel. The wine was aged entirely in French oak from the coopers Francois Freres, Cadus, and
Billon - 38% new. The wine was racked once prior to bottling. Wine movements were made by pushing with
inert gas all the way until bottling. Wine analysis: Alc. 13.9 %, pH 3.66, ta 5.9 g/l. , r.s. 0.01 g/l. 1075 cases
Tasting Notes...
Deep garnet color. Layered aromas of raspberry, rich blackberry and black cherry fruit with spice, coffee,
cocoa/chocolate. The palate is full and velvety in texture, bursting with blackberry/cherry fruit, anise,
chocolate, and coffee. The finish is long and focused with lingering bright fruit and bright acidity. The wine
has underlying tannic structure and will age nicely, unfolding additional layers with time. Drink or hold 5 � 8


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Punjab CM Amarinder Singh on Wednesday said his government would "prune" all public sector undertakings that are in need of financial assistance.
"The state government is not in a position to carry the dead wood. If units have to be financed, then they need to be pruned... Hard decisions will have to be taken," he told reporters.


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Friday, Nov. 6, 2015
ALLENDALE COUNTY, S.C. (WRDW) -- South Carolina High Patrol is offering a reward for information in a hit and run that killed a man in 2012.
Andreu Batten, 36, of St. Augustine, FL was killed in a hit and run on June 2, 2012 on Revolutionary Trail near Feed Lot Road in Allendale County near Fairfax, SC.
If you have any information about the incident, contact the South Carolina Highway Patrol at 803-896-9621 or Crime Stoppers at 1-888-CrimeStoppers, 1-888-Crime-SC.
News 12 at 6 o'clock / Thursday, March 21, 2013
AIKEN, S.C. (WRDW) -- Betty and Merrill Batten have come here to South Carolina from their home in St. Augustine, Fla., to look for answers they desperately need.
"Someone must know something somewhere, because something this tragic -- it just couldn't be done by one person, I don't think," said Merrill to News 12.
Nine months ago, a fun family hunting trip in Allendale County turned memorable for the wrong reason. Their son, 36-year-old Andreu Batten, left their camper for a late-night walk.
"My husband woke up around 4:30 in the morning and noticed he wasn't in his bed, so he went out looking for him," Betty said. "They called the authorities, and they said that they had found him almost 9 miles from the hunting club."
What troopers found was an unusual scene. Besides that fact that is was so far away from the campground, there were no signs of a struggle. No signs of vehicle debris, either. The only thing they found was Andreu's lifeless body lying near the intersection of Revolutionary Trail and Feed Lot Road, which is less than a mile away from the Allendale County Sheriff's Office.
"We think, perhaps, that he got run over some place else and was placed where we found him," Merrill said.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol has no current leads, but now, they're helping the family stir up new ones.
Andreu, who's described by his family as a Christian dedicated to community service, left behind his parents, a wife of 12 years and four kids, including a 2-year-old.
"And he calls for his daddy every day," Betty said. "Because he doesn't understand, you know, where his daddy is."
Over the next few days, before heading back to Florida, Betty and Merrill will be back in Allendale passing out fliers, while hoping that someone somewhere will know something to help.
Of course, they say no matter how small the tip is, it could be very helpful. They plan to walk to route he probably did that night to see if neighbors along that road heard anything.
If you have any information, the family encourages you to call Crimestoppers of the Midlands at 1-888-CRIME-SC or 1-888-274-6372.


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I, Too, Sing America
by Langston Hughes
Analysis: Calling Card
Quiet Resolve, Clarity...and a TAKE THAT! to Walt Whitman
Seriously, however, there is a little jab in here at Whitman's famously boisterous ode to American workers ("I Hear America Singing"). It's almost as though the poem is saying, "Hey. I work too. I work harder than you know. You should sing about me, too – and you will."
And really, that kind of sums up Hughes's poem. The whole idea seems to assert the narrator's identity as a human being, an American citizen – and a beautiful one, at that. Now, one could go yelling this from the rooftops, or get really angry about it, or even really depressed. But this poem doesn't do any of that. Instead, it quietly asserts itself and goes about its business becoming stronger, while not leaving you in the dark about a thing.


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Loughner's Lawyers Again Push to Block Forced Medication
Stop us if you have heard this one before.
The 9th Circuit today will hear arguments over whether prison officials have the authority to forcibly medicate accused Arizona killer Jared Lee Loughner. In May, he was deemed incompetent to stand trial and sent to a prison facility in Missouri, where prison officials are trying to restore him to a state of mental competency.
But the restoration process has since bogged down in disputes over whether prison officials have the authority to administer anti-psychotic drugs without a court's approval. The 9th Circuit will entertain the legal issue for the third time today, amid striking new revelations about Loughner's deteriorating mental condition. (Here's an AP preview of today's hearing.)
To recap, federal judge Larry Burns, who is overseeing the case, earlier ruled that prison officials had the authority to administer anti-psychotic medication against Loughner's will, but the 9th Circuit in July ruled against prison officials, granting them only limited authority to use less-powerful tranquilizers, if needed.
Following that ruling, however, prison officials used anti-psychotic medication, stating that Loughner had been pacing in circles near his cell door, screaming loudly and crying for hours at a time, AP reports.
In late July, his attorneys made a second trip to the 9th Circuit, asking the court to block forced medication of Loughner. This time, though, the 9th Circuit declined to stand in the way of prison officials.
Fast forward to late August. Last week, Loughner's lawyers again petitioned Judge Burns to block the forced medication of hearing.
On Friday, Burns ruled that he would not second-guess prison officials medication decisions, according to this AP report.
The judge said at a hearing that Loughner had kept himself awake for 50 hours straight at one stretch and that he cried and walked in his cell until he had sores on his feet, before prison officials had decided to resume using anti-psychotic medication. The decision to resume medication "seems entirely appropriate and reasonable" to prevent Loughner from hurting himself, Burns concluded, according to AP.


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Should bra-fitting guidance and breast health be taught as part of PSHE at school?
Growing girls have many questions that they want answering, particularly during puberty. I know this not only because of my daughter's experience, but also because of the girls I have taught. As changes occur they have concerns or worries as to what will happen to their bodies next. These feelings are quite natural, but very often parents find it difficult to ensure that they give the right information appropriate to the age of their child.
We teach them to understand about bodies in relation to periods, however anything boob related seems to be avoided. Why? With over 85% of women not wearing the correct bra, girls experiencing embarrassment at a sensitive age and increasing concerns about cosmetic surgery enhancements and understanding early signs of breast cancer - should bra-fitting guidance and breast health be taught as part of PSHE at school?
Bra-fitting is no different to measuring feet, as early advice on correct fitting can help to protect against breast tissue damage, improve posture-related health and well-being, as well as self-esteem. Feedback from recent research I carried out with girls aged 16 to 18 overly suggests that it should be covered at school as part of their PSHE lessons. They suggested that the information was relevant and would have helped them with any questions or insecurities they had early on. Current advice is to get professionally fitted, however for many girls at this stage of their development they are too embarrassed to discuss this with parents, let alone be measured by a complete stranger, who sometimes can be insensitive to their needs or requirements.
Other areas of the curriculum can suffer too, as a number of girls' drop-out of physical education due to embarrassment or being uncomfortable.
What do you think? Should bra-fitting guidance and breast health be embedded into the PSHE curriculum for our girls? Write your comment below, I'd be interested to know your views.


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New York state and IBM reached a job-retention agreement on Monday that keeps at least 3,100 high-tech jobs in the Hudson Valley through 2016.
The agreement with the SUNY College Nanoscale Science and Engineering calls on IBM to maintain 750 jobs in its semiconductor plants and related activities in Dutchess County, Yorktown Heights in
Westchester, and in Albany, according to the Governor's Office.
Also, the agreement adds 500 new IBM IT jobs in Buffalo.
IBM cut 700 jobs in Dutchess last year.
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I maintain a server with sendmail and apache. At the moment I maintain a
list of banned top level domains and subnets using tcpwrappers
I've twigged that apache does not use tcpwrappers :-(
I've tried using apaches own access control mechanism but it doesn't seem
to be reliable. If I ban my own domain by IP then it works, but banning
top level domains does not seem to work.
For example:
I get log entries with .ru domains as the host
[27/Dec/2007:11:38:04 +0000] boyard2.utk.ru - - "GET /readwriteconfig.cgi HTTP/1.0" 200 9729
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Rep. Issa Asks IG for Broader IRS Review
House Republicans are asking an inspector general to open a new front in an investigation into the Internal Revenue Service's treatment of conservative groups that goes beyond examining the processing of applications and looks at how groups that already were approved were treated.
The request, from House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R., Calif.) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R., Ohio), also describes interviews in which IRS agents talk about the prospect of referring some conservative groups to a special IRS review unit for future scrutiny. Congressional investigators have been interviewing the IRS workers as part of a separate review of findings by an inspector general that conservative groups were singled out for extra scrutiny, with some applications delayed for years.
"The totality of your 'targeting' investigation along with evidence obtained by the Committee points to the fact that the IRS may have selected certain conservative organizations for additional scrutiny after the IRS already approved their tax-exempt status," the lawmakers wrote to Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration J. Russell George.
A spokesman for the TIGTA declined immediate comment.
The new letter focuses on two conservative-leaning groups, including the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute and the Leadership Institute in Virginia, which the lawmakers said faced IRS audits costing tens of thousands of dollars during the period when conservative applications were being singled out.
Michelle Easton, the president of the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute, said in an interview that her group was audited by the IRS in 2011, the first time in its nearly two decade existence. She said that she was asked for donor lists and had to provide check registries and other paperwork, a process that was expensive, time-consuming, and made it hard to focus on the group's mission. She said the group was ultimately cleared by the IRS, after having to fight off accusations that it was operating a list-rental business.
"You get an audit and you're isolated," Ms. Easton said. She said that she now feels that there was a pattern to the IRS's behavior, and "that's a reason to speak out because maybe other people will talk about it."
A representative of the Leadership Institute did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Rep. Elijah Cummings (D., Md.), the top Democrat on the panel, said that congressional investigators had turned up no evidence that the IRS was selectively auditing conservative groups.
"The Committee has identified no evidence that the IRS discriminated against conservative groups that had been approved for tax exempt status, but we welcome the Inspector General's previously announced audit of how the IRS monitors all tax exempt organizations—conservative and progressive—to determine whether they are complying with rules against political activity," Mr. Cummings said in a written statement.
Republicans have been sharply criticizing the IRS ever since it came to light early this year that the IRS's tax-exempt unit gave extra scrutiny to conservative groups seeking nonprofit status. Democrats initially went along with criticisms of the IRS, but more recently have shifted their tone and focused on whether progressive groups were targeted, too. IRS officials have said that while workers made mistakes, there was no intentional targeting.
In the din of accusations and explanations, new conservative groups have emerged to complain that they were harassed by the IRS even after they had already been cleared to operate as tax-exempt "social welfare" organizations.


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Winter means it's time for root vegetables. Suitable for being grown in cold weather and stored for months at a time, root vegetables are a staple winter food. High in fiber and low in calories, they're also a nutritious choice. Sweet potatoes are a common root vegetable, and like other roots, they're chock full of beneficial compounds.
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Antioxidant Content
Sweet potatoes are one of the richest sources of beta-carotene—the antioxidant responsible for the hue of the orange varieties—found in nature. Several African studies have found sweet potatoes to have 100 to 1,600 micrograms of vitamin A for every 3.5 ounces and to be an excellent way for school-aged children in Caribbean and African countries to get enough vitamin A in their diet. But beta-carotene isn't the only antioxidant in rich supply in sweet potatoes. Purple sweet potatoes contain high levels of the antioxidant anthocyanin. And unlike other foods, which contain the highest concentrations of and nutrients in their skin, purple sweet potatoes have ample amounts of anythocynins in their flesh. Sweet potatoes also have high levels of vitamin C and sporamins, which are "storage proteins" that help the vegetable to heal itself if physically damaged.
Blood Sugar Benefits
Unlike other starchy root vegetables, sweet potatoes can actually have a positive effect on blood sugar levels—even for those with type 2 diabetes. Eating sweet potatoes can raise levels of adiponectin, a hormone that helps regulate insulin metabolism, and low levels of which are often seen in people with type 2 diabetes. Additionally, sweet potatoes contain a moderate amount of fiber (about 3 grams) and have a low glycemic index rating.
Anti-Inflammatory Effects
Studies have shown that eating sweet potatoes decreases formation of substances that can lead to inflammation, thanks to anti-inflammatory nutrients and antioxidants that can offset inflammation triggers. In animal studies, animals that consumed sweet potato had less inflammation in their brain and nerve tissue. One important component of sweet potatoes' ability to fight off inflammation is beta-cryptoxanthin, which helps prevent the formation of chronic inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis.
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A.G. Ferrari Foods has filed for bankruptcy, aiming to reorganizes its finances and bolster its cash flow, the San Leandro-based Italian market, which was founded nearly a century ago, said Monday.
While one store was closed Sunday, operations continued normally Monday at the market and delicatessen company's remaining 12 stores.
"There will be no change in our day-to-day business," said Paul Ferrari, chief executive officer of Ferrari Foods. "We remain open and are in business to stay."
The Chapter 11 filing at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Oakland listed $1 million to $10 million in assets and the same dollar range in liabilities for A.G. Ferrari.
"Filing Chapter 11 will improve our cash flow and allow us to stabilize the business," Paul Ferrari said. The court filing, he added, "will help secure a strong future for the company."
Ferrari on Sunday night closed its North Berkeley store on Solano Avenue. That is the only East Bay store that will close, Ferrari said. The company had six employees at the North Berkeley store, bankruptcy court records show.
"Several of our other stores have above-market leases, and we are hoping to be able to renegotiate these," Ferrari said. "We are going through the discussion process with landlords now with a possibility of having to close a few more stores outside of the East Bay."
The company will "do everything possible" to relocate displaced workers, Ferrari said.
Before closing the North Berkeley store, A.G. Ferrari had 13 stores, including five the East Bay. The East Bay stores are include two in Oakland, one in Berkeley and one in Lafayette.
Outside of the East Bay, the company has three stores in San Francisco, and one each in Belmont, Corte Madera, Los Altos, Palo Alto and Sunnyvale.
"Ferrari Foods is an example of the kind of retailer that tends to be vulnerable in this economy," said Robert Reynolds, principal analyst with Moraga-based Reynolds Economics, a retail consulting firm. "Ferrari tends to be in high-rent spaces and small locations. They may have a high cost of operation in some places."
The rough economy also has forced shoppers to curb their spending, which can crimp sales for specialty retailers, Reynolds said.
"Shoppers still have a mind set of trying to cut back spending," he said.
Bigger retailers also might have posed some competitive challenges for retailers such as A.G. Ferrari, he added.
"Whole Foods has an enormous selection of deli and other prepared foods," Reynolds said. "Whole Foods competes in the same niche as Ferrari."
Ferrari Foods was founded in 1919 by Annibale Giovanni Ferrari, who was born in a small town in northern Italy. In 1919, Annibale Ferrari opened a specialty food store that was modeled after the family's store in Italy.
The pastas, sauces, olive oils, vinegars and other offerings at the Ferrari markets are chosen to represent items from all 20 of Italy's food regions.
"My family business has gone through many economic ups and downs since my grandfather started the company," Paul Ferrari said.
Annibale Ferrari opened his first store in San Jose in 1919. Because so many customers were from UC Berkeley, he closed that store in 1921 and moved it to Berkeley's Elmwood district.
Paul Ferrari represents the third generation of Ferraris to guide the family business. He said he's determined to keep he company running, despite the sour economy.
"Unfortunately, due to a lengthy and difficult economic period, filing was necessary to ensure another 92 years of impeccable service and high quality Italian foods for our loyal customers," Ferrari said.
Contact George Avalos at 925-977-8477.
The retailer has 12 stores in the Bay Area. On Sunday night, it closed its North Berkeley store on Solano Avenue.
Berkeley 2905 College Ave.
Lafayette 23 Lafayette Circle
Oakland 6119 La Salle Ave.
Oakland 4001 Piedmont Ave.
Belmont 1050 El Camino Real
Corte Madera 107 Corte Madera Town Center
Los Altos 295 Main St.
Palo Alto 200 Hamilton Ave.
San Francisco 468 Castro St.
San Francisco 3490 California St.
San Francisco 688 Mission St.
Sunnyvale 304 W. El Camino Real
Source: Ferrari Foods website


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|Wiggans, George
|Wright, Janice
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|Wolfe, Cari - AMER JERSEY CATTLE ASSOC
Submitted to: Journal of Dairy Science
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: April 9, 1997
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Interpretive Summary: All dairy breed associations and many artificial-insemination organizations in the United States have implemented linear type (conformation) trait programs. The American Jersey Cattle Association (AJCA) currently scores 15 type traits and assigns a final score. Genetic evaluations for linear type traits and for final score of Jerseys currently use a single-trait sire model, but use of a multitrait animal model would improve accuracy of evaluations. In this study, a multitrait animal model was used to predict genetic merit and the accuracy of the prediction for final score and 15 linear type traits of U.S. Jersey cows. Inbreeding was considered in the computations. Genetic trend was strongly positive for dairy form, final score, and rear udder traits (height and width) and negative for udder depth. For other traits, genetic trend was small. The evaluation methodology developed will improve accuracy of genetic evaluations for type traits of U.S. Jerseys and will allow dairy cattle breeders to make greater genetic progress for conformation traits.
Technical Abstract: A multitrait animal model was used to calculate predicted transmitting abilities (PTA's) and reliabilities for final score and 15 linear type traits of 225,632 U.S. Jersey cows. Records were adjusted for age and stage of lactation before analysis. The model contained effects for interactions of herd and date scored; year scored, parity, and age; and herd and sire as well as effects of permanent environment and additive genetics. Of the 381,511 records included, some observations were missing for final score (8%), body depth (43%), and teat length (33%). Solutions were obtained with canonical transformation adapted to include several random effects and estimation of missing values with each iteration. Inbreeding was considered in the computations. Convergence was achieved in approximately 50 rounds of iteration. Correlations between animal and sire model PTA's ranged from 0.56 to 0.95 and generally were higher for bulls than for cows and for more recent birth years. Genetic trend was strongly positive for dairy form, final score, and rear udder traits (height and width) and negative for udder depth. For other traits, genetic trend was small. This methodology should improve accuracy of genetic evaluations for type traits of U.S. Jerseys.


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Sentiment: Buy
IMO bad idea
Sentiment: Hold
you bore me
writing the SEC ROTFLMAO
as if that is so hard to figure
loss is now 261 grand
did that make you sad?
the only mistake I see is you omitting the law broken which would confirm criminal activity. So you're not an attorney, one with a knowledge of SEC rules. Did you play one on TV? LOL !!!!
And you said this less than 24 hours ago:
"I just want anatabine to get in the hands of somebody who will actually test it on humans. I think there is some merit to it. I don't think we'll see RCPI do it."
You and dumbword share the same brain?
10,000 shares @ .055
Watch for shares to trade higher than today's close (.055) tomorrow.
Idiot, post more, make more screen names!
you're such a cute little idiot! LOL !!!!!! I like that new alias you made yesterday. Use some old ones or make another. Way to go IDIOT!!!!!!!!!!!
make some more IDs idiot!
Don't compare me to anyone here, you idiot. 7:15 pm yesterday I said this would go higher than yesterday's .066 close. Early today it hit .075 up more than 10%. Be stupid and post some more, drummword troll.
The idiot will go into hiding! LOL
7:15 PM yesterday I posted "Its going to go higher than today's close. Watch." I watched. Up 20% early in the session. But the idiots like to ignore that. Idiots do that kind of thing.
You are stupid enough that was up 20% from yesterday, early am. Post more idiot! LOL
the insider buy goes deeper in the hole LOL