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Even with the trading deadline less than a week away, the Reds have had very little action on Adam Dunn. But one club that spoke with the Reds says the Yankees have explored what it would take to plug Dunn into their revolving outfield/DH vacancies. The Reds, however, are continuing to ask teams for one top-of-the-line prospect and one second-tier prospect. And that's probably more than the Yankees are inclined to give up for Dunn.
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If you're looking for a good RTS, get the game Total War: Medieval 2. There is a mod you can download online that basically turns it into Middle Earth from Medieval Europe.
Google search "Third Age Total War" to see pictures. It's a lot of fun, so epic, love it way more than either BFMA game.
Okay Balrogs, I googled the pictures and it does look pretty freaking cool!!!!
Right? You can even play as easterlings. I HATED playing against oliphants. They're pretty much impossible to kill without losing half your army.
Outside of the "real time" stuff you see, there's a whole 'nother side to it, where it plays more like the game Risk. Turn based strategy on a map of Middle Earth. There are dozens of races to choose from so you can literally create your own story. Each faction has its own customized units too, it's incredibly impressive considering these guys did this in their own time for no money.
What's even more admirable is how they still update and add stuff to it. It has to have been around for at least 5 or 6 years.
I Don't think they will work on another LOTR RTS, also because they have recentely published Guardians of Middle Earth and LEGO LOTR so it's quite clear they have decided to modify their target.
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At the Daily Beast on Tuesday, Vicky Ward, who profiled Jeffrey Epstein for Vanity Fair Magazine in early 2003, revealed that she and Graydon Carter, the publication's editor, were aware of and had specific details about the convicted ultrarich creep's sexual episodes with underage girls. They also apparently had proof that Epstein had forged denial documents from two of his victims. Epstein had recently become publicly visible as a result of his 2002 African travels with former President Bill Clinton.
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You knew the warm fuzzies for Pope Francis couldn't last that long. While the media initially went gaga over Pope Francis, hoping beyond hope he was some liberal reformer who would open up the Catholic Church to all kinds of heterodoxy, the reality is slowly setting in. The first-ever Latin American pontiff is warm, genial, charismatic, and an excellent communicator with both the public and the press, but he's solidly conservative in doctrine, particularly the issue of biggest concern for the liberal media: sexual ethics.
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The media's sneakiest dirty trick in the book is bias by omission, because is is so hard to find, when journalists decide "what the people don't know won't hurt them," or more precisely, "what the people don't know won't hurt our candidate."
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Wisconsin's Electorate and Economy: What the National Media Should Know
National attention has turned to Wisconsin because our presidential primary on April 5th is the only one in the next week. It's also a significant primary because the percentage turnout is likely to be higher than in any other state since the New Hampshire primary.
For reporters and others who are trying to understand some of the demographic, economic and political context for the April 5th election, we've pulled together a variety of facts about Wisconsin and how it compares to other states. Here are a few highlights from that data: Read more
The State of Working Wisconsin 2015
A new report issued in conjunction with the Labor Day weekend by COWS provides a thorough examination of Wisconsin job numbers, wages, poverty, and job quality, and it provides a sobering assessment of how working people in Wisconsin are doing:
"Wisconsin faces slow growth, extreme racial disparity in unemployment, long-term stagnation in wages, and one-fourth of workers struggling in poverty-wage jobs."
The new COWS report – The State of Working Wisconsin 2015 – illustrates that as the national economy has gradually rebounded following the Great Recession, Wisconsin's job growth has lagged behind. COWS' analysis concludes that "if Wisconsin had enjoyed the same rate of job growth as the rest of the nation across the course of the recovery, the state would have 90,000 more jobs today." The national growth rate from January 2011 through June of this year was 60% faster than the job growth Wisconsin experienced during that time.. Read more
The "Cheaper to Keep Them" Argument Uses Flawed Assumptions
The Governor's Math Uses the Wrong Numbers and Wrong Question
As the legislature nears a vote this week on using taxpayer dollars to help build a new Bucks arena, the Governor's primary argument for subsidizing the Bucks continues to be the contention that it's "cheaper to keep them." That isn't exactly an uplifting slogan, but it seems to be the strongest argument the Governor can muster. With that in mind, let's review the arguments about the cost-effectiveness of public subsidies for the proposed arena.
There have been a number of excellent columns, blog posts and other commentaries about the arena issue. Among those, my favorite is a critique of the "cheaper to keep them" argument by Republican Representative Dean Knudson.
In a guest column he wrote in mid-June, Knudson skewers each of the three major points that the Governor and others have made to support the argument that the proposed public subsidies will be less expensive than the costs to be incurred if the Bucks leave Milwaukee: Read more
Tax Cuts Haven't Boosted Wisconsin Economy
Wisconsin lawmakers on the legislature's budget committee will probably meet this week to make decisions about a proposed income tax cut for high earners and other changes to Wisconsin's tax system, among other issues. They should keep in mind that new evidence shows that no state that passed large income tax cuts in recent years has seen its economy grow faster than the national average. Read more
"Right to Work" Bill Would Suppress Wisconsin's Already Anemic Wages
Though researchers disagree on the effects of "right to work" legislation on the number of jobs, what is quite clear is that such laws suppress wages. Now that legislative leaders have suddenly put a so-called "right to work" (RTW) bill on a very fast track, I hope legislators will take a careful look at a couple of recent studies that examine the economic effects and warn against following the path of the states that have approved RTW laws.
A recent report by Dr. Abdur Chowdhury, who teaches economics at Marquette, reached the following conclusion about the effects on Wisconsin income and state taxes:
"The potential net loss in direct income to Wisconsin workers and their families due to a RTW legislation is between $3.89 and $4.82 billion annually. Using a conservative estimate of an impact multiplier of 1.5, the total direct and induced loss of a RTW legislation is estimated between $5.84 and $7.23 billion annually. Read more
Wisconsin's Slow Economic Recovery Leaves Many Behind
Standard and Poor's Says Inequality Suppresses Economic Growth and State Revenue
Concerns about increases in income inequality were voiced from a surprising perspective today, when Standard and Poor's (the bond rating agency) issued a lengthy report titled "Income Inequality Weighs On State Tax Revenues." The report concludes that "disparity is contributing to weaker tax revenue growth by weakening the rate of overall economic expansion."
The authors offer this explanation for the correlation between income disparities and economic growth:
"…rising income inequality is a macroeconomic factor that acts as a drag on growth. There is evidence, although not conclusive at this point, that the higher savings rates of those with high incomes causes aggregate consumer spending to suffer. And since one person's spending is another person's income, the result is slower overall personal income growth despite continued strong income gains at the top."
An article in today's Washington Post sums up the findings in clearer terms:
"Even as income has accelerated for the affluent, it has barely kept pace with inflation for most other people. Read more
GDP Numbers Confirm Wisconsin's Lagging Growth
Wisconsin's economic growth has lagged behind that of most other states, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. The new report issued last week provides inflation-adjusted statistics on gross domestic product (GDP) in every state for each of the years from 2010 through 2013.
The following graph illustrates that Wisconsin's GDP growth of 4.5% over the last three years has been well below the national average of 6.1%. Wisconsin has also lagged behind the other states in upper Midwest, except for Illinois.
The second bar graph compares the annual growth since 2010 in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and for the U.S. as a whole. Some conservatives have argued that Wisconsin's economy would grow more rapidly because our state has been cutting taxes and practicing austerity during a period when Minnesota raised taxes. The graph illustrates that Minnesota's growth has been stronger for each of the last three years.
If Wisconsin's economy had grown at the same rate as the national average over the three years since 2010, our state GDP would have been about $4 billion higher at the end of 2013. Read more


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Extwistle Hall
Now in ruins, the Grade II listed, Tudor style Extwistle Hall was built by the Parker family in the 16th century. Once land owned by Kirkstall Abbey, Exwistle passed to William Ramsden following the Dissolution of the Monasteries and then to Robert Parker. The Hall remained their seat until the tragic event of 1718. Read More »
The Bell, Edlesborough
Now a private residence, The Bell was a Grade II listed public house dating from the mid 18th century. The Luton Paranormal website refers to a time after 1984 when John and Margaret Pilgrim lived there. Read More »
Slaptonbury Mill
There is a ghost legend attached to Slaptonbury Mill, of which not even ruins remain. Read More »
A4146 Crossroads, Edlesborough
The Dagnall road near Edlesborough may be haunted by a phantom black car. In 1961 Mr Stanley Prescott from Dunstable and his wife were driving along the A4146 when, as they approached the B489 junction, Mr Prescott was forced to take his car off the road and through a hedge by an oncoming vehicle. Read More »
Jack the Leather, Edlesborough
Jack the Leather was a highwayman who is said to have been caught whilst hiding in the stables of Church Farm. According to tradition, soldiers noticed the lathered farm horses that Jack had been exercising each night by riding them around the farm's spring-fed moat. He was captured and dragged to a Gibbet at either Ivinghoe Beacon, or Gallows Hill. Read More »
Dick Turpin, Edlesborough
On dark nights it is said that the ghost of Dick Turpin rides the road leading from the 13th century St Mary the Virgin Parish Church towards the Tring Road. Local legend says he would hide in the attic of Butler's Manor at Northall and watch for potential coaches to hold up.
Gallows Hill, Ivinghoe
Gallows Hill stands 615 feet above sea level and it is thought to have the remains of a Bronze Age barrow on it, bones from which were discovered in the 19th century. At one post medieval time the hill is said to have mounted a gallows from which it gets its name. It is from this time that the story of its haunting is thought to derive from. Read More »
Ivinghoe Beacon
The National Trails Ridgeway footpath begins and ends at Ivinghoe Beacon on Beacon Hill. The remains of a late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age univallate hill fort and numerous barrows can be found here. The ramparts are 2m high in places and it is thought that the main ditch around the fort would have been 3.1 meters m wide and 2.2 meters deep. Read More »
Stert Crossroads
According to the BBC Domesday Project, a 'ghost lurks at Stert crossroads where once a carriage overturned killing all who rode in it. Subsequently, suicides, fatalities etc have regularly occurred.'
Sewell's Lane, Sydenham
According to the BBC Domesday Project, Sewell's Lane has a reputation of being haunted and 'People occasionally experience 'a cold, ghostly feeling' on this lonely thoroughfare.'
The Bird in Hand, Chinnor
The Bird In Hand public house on Lower Road closed in 2000. According to the BBC Domesday Project, 'A young baby is believed to have died in an inn called 'The Bird in Hand' in Chinnor; the sound of its crying has been heard several times. Read More »
Uffington Castle
Uffington Castle is an early Iron Age hill fort covering about 32,000 square metres. It was once protected by timber walls on top of the surviving banks and ditches, and faced with sarcen stones. It is likely that the tribe who created the White Horse once lived within this hill fort. Read More »
Liddington Castle
Liddington Castle is an early Iron Age hill fort covering roughly 7.5 acres and 909 ft above sea level. Though there is no archaeological evidence to support the fact, it has been argued that Liddington Castle could be the probable site for the Battle of Badon (aka Siege of Mount Badon), first mentioned by Gildas in the 6th Century. Read More »
Devil's Punchbowl
The Devil's Punchbowl is a large hollow, which according to legend , the Devil disappeared within after ploughing Grim's Ditch (or Devil's Ditch) across the Berkshire Downs.
Segsbury Camp (aka Segsbury Castle and Letcombe Castle)
Segsbury Camp is a huge Iron Age hill fort, covering twenty seven acres, with a single perimeter bank and ditch. Dr Phené discovered a cist burial in the southern rampart during an excavation in 1871. Other finds include Roman coins, Iron Age pottery, a shield boss, human bones and flint scrapers. Read More »
Seven Barrows, Lambourn
Seven Barrows, is a Bronze Age cemetery. There are about 38 barrows (some sources say 32) in the area of at least four different styles, but it is seven barrows found clustered together from which the name originates. It is thought that the long barrow nearby dates from 400BC and is the oldest in the United Kingdom.
Hangman's Stone, Upper Lambourn
There is a legend associated with the Hangman's Stone found at a junction of tracks 1.5Km north of Upper Lambourn. Possibly a boundary stone or perhaps marking a site of an old gibbet, the story relates to a sheep stealer. One day a man with a stolen sheep over his shoulder rested at the stone and fell asleep. The sheep which had is legs tied began to struggle. Read More »
Hardwick Hall
Hardwick Hall is a country house dating from around 1590 and was built for Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury (Born circa 1527 - Died 13 February 1608) (also known as Bess of Hardwick), who was thought to be the richest woman in Elizabethan England after Queen Elizabeth I (Born 7 September 1533 – Died 24 March 1603) herself. Read More »
Rivington Castle
Based upon a plan made by E. W. Cox in 1892, Rivington Castle is a folly and reconstruction of William II de Ferrers, 4th Earl of Derby's, 13th century Liverpool Castle. Rivington Castle dates from 1912, when the building work began. It was built by William Hesketh Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme (Born 19 September 1851 – Died 7 May 1925) and can be found in Lever Park. Read More »
Grand Theatre, Lancaster
The Grade II listed Grand Theatre in Lancaster is one of the oldest in Britain, being opened by Charles Edward Whitlock and Joseph in 1782. Though the theatre was rebuilt in 1908, it is thought to have a ghost that lingers from the early 18th century. Read More »
Rhos-y-garth Church
The following account from 'Haunted Churches' (1939) by Elliott O'Donnell (27 February 1872 - 8 May 1965) refers to a Devil tradition associated with three churches in close proximity, though he does not name the individual church. Read More »
Robin Hood's Bed
Robin Hood's Bed (or Chair or Robin Hood's Quoit) can be found on Blackstone Edge, a gritstone escarpment between Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire. It is a large millstone grit boulder in which according to local tradition Robin Hood slept in one night whilst guarded by his men. Read More »
Buckley Hall
Buckley Hall Prison now stands on the site of the original mansion house named Buckley Hall from which it no doubt gets its name. Buckley Hall which dated from at least the early 17th century was eventually modified and opened as an orphanage in 1887 after the previous owner died. The building was demolished in 1947 and the prison that replaced it was opened in 1966. Read More »
Rivington Pike
Rivington Pike is a local landmark and site of an early warning beacon, possibly one of a system dating back to 1139. It was still in use in 1588 when it was lit to warn of the Spanish Armarda. According to tradition, the Rivington Pike area is associated with a demonic spectral horseman. Read More »
Bryn Hall (Brynne Hall)
The original Bryn Hall which has now collapsed stood on I believe land close to or belonging to Landgate Farm and nothing now remains above ground. Read More »


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Republicans aren't just having a bad season, a bad year or bad election cycle. When a shrinking minority, bereft of rebuilding moves, starts hurling thunderbolts at each other, we can project bad decades. Not so long ago, rightwingers began leaping off cliffs and denying reality, so unfazed by repeated failure they went whole hog, denying their own denial. So rather than adapt, like any healthy, evolving organism, the GOP got stuck in a quicksand of losing endgames rife with rancor, bigotry and negation. Not only can't the right fix stupid, its party ineptly tears itself apart while boosting the bemused, undeserving opposition.
Since the post-Iraq, post-Katrina Dubya disgrace, what happy headline (except the 2010 House coup) heartens the aging, raging band of GOP crusaders? Not this firmer White House, not this Senate, not harsh public opinion, not legislative wins, and certainly not inescapable demographics. With bloody handwriting on the rightwing wall, when exactly is everything over but the shouting? More Americans than not find the GOP out of touch (62%), too extreme (52%) and resistant to change, according to a Pew poll released Tuesday. Party favorability nears 30%, with no bottom in sight.
Salon's Steve Kornacki exposes the latest, self-made land mine in "The GOP's Ted Cruz Problem:" the party's not yet "doomed, but it does need a reboot -- a reboot that's difficult to envision as long as the party's base continues to celebrate behavior like Cruz's . . . [that's] a major obstacle to the ideological modernization that the Republican Party is desperately in need of." While we applaud the good news -- the Reagan-Bush coalition is kaput -- there will be inevitable fallout: dying parties leave large, stinking corpses before the air clears. Plus, as the right rode ferocity to success, brace for incendiary gang warfare that will demonize enemies, inside and out. Hard to imagine party rebranding as in-fighting divides the factions quicker than overstuffed bacteria.
Behold the two basic warring factions: in this corner, the corporate establishment (low taxes, low regulations, state subsidies) vs. a motley Limbaugh mess of anti-tax Tea Partiers, evangelical fundamentalists (and anti-abortionists), NRA purists, plus fringier insurgents, gun nuts, and secessionist militias. The TP over-reaction to Karl Rove, branding him a Nazi stormtrooper, dramatizes how firebrands plan to battle "establishment" shills messing in "their" primaries. As Politico's Mike Tomasky summarizes, "The problem is that [so much GOP] is fanatical - a machine of rage, hate, and resentment . . . we've never seen anything like this in the modern history of our country. There's a symbiosis of malevolence between the extreme parts of the GOP base and Washington lawmakers, and it is destroying the Republican Party."
Scoring the Fast Food Fights
Already, a year ago partisans like Fred Barnes bewailed the "Republican death wish," by which dingbats keep doing "something crazy or stupid that diminishes their election prospects." Shoot-from-the-hip campaigners infected all, as the Akins-Mourdock dinosaurs dive-bombed. And the "legitimate rape" spectacle crowned months of GOP primary self-abuse, including my favorite moment: when the "free enterprise party" attacked Romney's "predatory capitalism." Such bedlam must have unnerved Mitt, who then blundered as often as possible, veering between appalling flip-flops and censure hurled at the 47%. The election trauma then oozed like poison into post-election GOP fiascoes, whether boldly shielding the rich from dreadful taxation or decimating government over imagined "fiscal cliffs" or melodramatic sequestration.
No wonder Dick Polman presumes a "GOP bloodbath, already in progress," for even Tea Partier Matt Kibbe conceded "gang warfare." Ditto, from ex-Dubya adviser, Mark McKinnon:
All sanity seems to have left the ranks of those in charge of the GOP. Increasingly, it is becoming clear that the party is against everything and for nothing. That's not governing. That's just lobbing hand grenades. And the GOP is shrinking daily before our eyes.
So, that worked so well the new plan is to lob grenades at fellow travelers. Ridiculing Rove as a Nazi is a telling slam, forcing Bush's Brain on FOX to argue he's no autocratic bully (rich indeed, even when correct on suicidal primary winners). Limbaugh and Gingrich joined in the Rove salvos. Okay, Rove is a snake but consider wingnut attacks, as from Ann Coulter, on the respectable Marco Rubio, the party's one-week savior getting pilloried for pushing immigration "amnesty" that "dooms the GOP." Is that all? Or when? Jeb Bush, waking from the dead center, piled on Rubio while ex-rising star, Rand Paul, kept Tea Parties humming by matching rhetoric with Cruz for the wingnut king.
Uncivil Hostilities, Casualties Mounting
Fisticuffs extended to defense matters, as loose cannon senators McCain and Lindsay harshly slam Cruz's neo-McCarthyite innuendo that impugned Republican Hagel's honor. Imagine. Only last month, Chris Christie (a rare GOP bird) blasted the NRA over arming schools after eviscerating Speaker Boehner for delayed storm aid votes. Earlier still, Romney staff losers (plus the deranged Dick Morris and FOX goons) had blamed Christie alone for the loss (as if Mitt was a shoe-in). In rushed Rudy Giuliani, defending Christie against shrill party lashings: "He put his state first." Nobody on the right is obviously putting party, let alone nation first, and new battlegrounds surface weekly.
In short, the election fiasco only reinforced where the right went badly wrong, reduced now to inane, schoolyard bullying against itself. When do previously typical, post-election firing squads get so mired in hostility they set off tectonic disruptions, auguring new parties? Rachel Maddow describes a staggered GOP "Engulfed in Flames," entirely self-induced. Why do so few rightwingers refuse to challenge wild NRA excesses, despite growing backlashes that undermine the GOP and its all-too-literal blood brother. Nor has the most absurd ideologue of all, Grover Norquist, been drowned in his own bathtub.
Just what a party with 30% favorability needs: obedience to a medieval absolutist who views tax hikes as if drone attacks. Talk about lose-lose: Republicans either appear demented by worshiping such demagoguery, or they shame themselves, apologizing profusely for keeping the government from bankruptcy. What happened to the old war cry. "Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing"?
Yes, the rightwing is ripe with dim bulbs, but only buffoons on a suicide mission defy the definition of insanity attributed to Einstein, "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Bingo, this week House zealots duplicate earlier mortification by embracing highly unpopular, sequester brinksmanship while opposing highly popular minimum wage increases. Don't party geniuses realize even illiterate voters understand blackmail and Robber Baron messaging?
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Big oil, government sacrifice kids for profits
Another reason to curb Big Oil: scientists are warning of danger to fetal development from chemicals found in crude oil.
Republican rejection of science threatens humanity
While scientists around the world are coming to a growing consensus concurring on the reality of global warming, Americans are being polarized along political lines.
Earth Day turns 41, now what?
Earth Day is usually accompanied by two divergent approaches: One is the nice, feel-good style of school observances; the other is vaguely or explicitly apocalyptic.
The depressing future of men?
As this century progresses more and more men will be afflicted with psychological depression
Too many teachers reject or ignore evolution
These problem teachers - who openly flout the law - aren't discussed by Fox News or right-wing politicians.
Will the Singularity be the end of us?
Some experts say the Singularity - when artificial intelligence learns how to make itself smarter - is a greater threat to humanity than global warming or nuclear war.
Why Glenn Beck is wrong on evolution
It seems that if you want to find out the truth about something, all you need to do is listen to Glenn Beck. Take what he says, switch that statement to its opposite, and then you've got the facts straight.
Philosophy is dead, asserts Stephen Hawking in new book
Stephen Hawking, one of the world's best known physicists and a great thinker-in-general, has written, after almost a ten year hiatus, a short new book that gives some surprising new answers to the ultimate questions of life.
Marxism, truth, lies and politics
There are so many lies being churned out by the ultra-right corporate propaganda machine.
After 500 years, Copernicus is forgiven
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Celtic manager Neil Lennon admits he will miss the Old Firm rivalry following the loss of Rangers from the Clydesdale Bank Premier League.
Lennon also urged fans to rally behind the club as he admitted there would be a financial impact from the absence of the Ibrox club from the SPL, although his budget is not immediately affected.
"There's that competitiveness, that rivalry, you are obviously going to miss the games," said Lennon. "It's a great selling point for Scottish football but they are not here and there's nothing I can do about that."
Celtic were among 10 clubs who voted against the Ibrox newco's application to join the SPL, which now faces a definite financial shortfall and huge uncertainty should Rangers be relaunched in the Third Division.
Celtic have consistently insisted they do not need Rangers to flourish and although there will be some commercial impact, it was the disappearance of the competition that appeared to be hitting home to Lennon.
"From a personal point of view, I won't have to go through the stress and the worry and the build-up for a week and the aftermath," he added.
"But that's just me being selfish, I don't think there are too many benefits without the Old Firm."
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell has dismissed suggestions they need Rangers but Lennon expects some impact.
"Financially and commercially it will bite us a bit but the club has its own financial structure and strategy in place and we'll move ahead regardless," Lennon said.
"Our budget is unchanged. We always try and maintain a level ground on the spending going out and the money that we bring in."


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The alternation between l'on and on in spoken French 1
Although frequent reference is made to l'on as an alternative to on in standard grammars, judgements vary as to whether or not l'on is used at all in spoken French. This question is investigated here by treating l'on [similar] on as a sociolinguistic variable. A review of the historical, dialectal and cross-linguistic background is followed by an examination of the traditional 'rules' for the use of l'on, as described by Vaugelas and reconsidered by Goosse for written French. The frequency of l'on in speech, and the contexts in which it is used, are then examined in a corpus of informal interviews, and some comparisons are made with a corpus of TV news reports. (The total N of on + l'on in the two corpora is 3,549.) In general, l'on can be viewed as a 'long form', marking formality and comparable in some respect to l'un(e), cela, ce sont and nous -ons. But there are some individuals who use l'on even when speaking informally, especially in relative clauses opening with que.(Received April 2002)
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Gene Linked to Pediatric Kidney Cancer
Nearly one-third of cases of Wilms tumor, a pediatric cancer of the kidney, are linked to a gene called Lin28, according to new research from Harvard Medical School investigators at Boston Children's Hospital.
Mice engineered to express Lin28 in their kidneys developed Wilms tumor, which regressed when Lin28 was withdrawn, indicating that strategies aimed at blocking or deactivating the gene hold therapeutic promise for children with Wilms. Studies in the mouse model further suggest that controlled expression of Lin28 can promote kidney development and therefore may hold clues to regeneration of damaged kidneys in adults.
The team, led by George Q. Daley, HMS professor of biological chemistry and molecular pharmacology at Boston Children's, reported their findings online in the journal Genes & Development.
Approximately 500 children in the United States are diagnosed with Wilms tumor every year. When examined under a microscope, the tumors resemble immature embryonic kidneys, leading doctors to conclude that Wilms tumors form when kidney development, normally complete by birth, persists into childhood.
Lin28 is closely tied to organ and tissue development in organisms as diverse as worms and humans, and is active in the kidneys early in development. To see whether Lin28 might be a factor in Wilms tumor development, Daley and an international team of collaborators measured the gene's expression in tumor samples from 105 Wilms patients. Nearly one-third of the tumors exhibited high levels of Lin28 activity.
"We found particular association between Lin28 and high-risk 'blastemal' Wilms tumors," said Daley, director of the Stem Cell Transplantation Program at Boston Children's and an investigator with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. "These tumors often resist therapy but currently cannot be identified prior to treatment. Lin28 may serve as a biomarker for such treatment-resistant tumors."
Achia Urbach, lead author on the study, engineered a strain of mice to express a Lin28 transgene in the kidneys. The kidneys of those mice were markedly enlarged and continued to grow as long as the Lin28 gene was active. Eventually, those kidneys took on the appearance of Wilms tumors.
"Our data suggest that when Lin28 is active for too long, it keeps the kidneys from completing their developmental program, which would explain Wilms tumors' resemblance to embryonic kidney tissues," said Urbach, a former HMS research fellow at Boston Children's who is now on the faculty of Bar-Ilan University in Israel.
Lin28 is part of a feedback loop with a tumor-suppressing gene called Let-7, with each gene keeping the other in check. Daley and Urbach's team found that they could reverse Lin28's tumor-causing effects in their transgenic model by forcing expression of Let-7, suggesting that treatments targeting Lin28 hold promise for treating Wilms tumors.
The team's insights into the origins of kidney cancer have implications for promoting kidney growth and regeneration. The functional unit of the kidney, called the nephron, forms exclusively during development and if damaged by kidney disease cannot regenerate in the adult. Kidney failure leading to the need for dialysis or kidney transplantation is a major burden to the health care system.
Daley's team showed that a brief, controlled pulse of Lin28 expression in their mouse model increased the number of nephrons in newborn mice. Further experimental manipulations of Lin28 may provide a deeper understanding of nephron formation, potentially enabling the restoration of a normal number of nephrons or their regeneration in damaged adult kidneys.
"Damage to adult kidneys can result in scarring rather than healing, which, if extensive, can lead to kidney failure," Daley says. "Further studies of Lin28 will teach us important lessons about kidney development and point to potential new interventions for kidney disease."
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Johnathon Banks Destroys Seth Mitchell in Two
by David P. Greisman
Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City — It was the biggest win of Johnathon Banks' career for two significant reasons.
His career had stalled. Once a cruiserweight prospect with famed trainer Emanuel Steward in his corner, he had lost in 2009 to Tomasz Adamek and proceeded into relative heavyweight obscurity. In recent years had he fought almost primarily in Europe against low-level opponents.
And then Steward had died in October, a sudden loss that didn't just leave Banks without his trainer, but also without a father figure who had long been influential in his life. Steward would not be in his corner for Banks' Nov. 17 fight with Seth Mitchell.
Not physically, at least.
Banks dedicated the fight to Steward's memory, and he proceeded to stop Mitchell in the second round, demolishing a heavyweight prospect who had been proclaimed the next notable American big man, and who had been spotlighted again and again on HBO.
But there are other American heavyweights. And Banks showed Saturday that there are better American heavyweights, too.
Banks came out aggressively, working behind his jab in the opening seconds of the opening round. Mitchell also turned to his jab, then soon followed with an overhand right that missed by a good foot. Mitchell soon was the one coming forward, missing most of his right hands, but landing a couple. Toward the end of the round, though, Banks did land a right hand counter shot as Mitchell came forward.
Banks would soon use Mitchell's aggression against him again.
Banks began the second round with a jab to Mitchell's body, followed by a few stiff jabs that landed to Mitchell's head. He moved to his left, and then missed a left hook as Mitchell came in. Mitchell responded with a hard right hand to the side of Banks' body that drew an audible reaction from the crowd.
Emboldened, Mitchell tried an overhand right that missed. Worse, Banks countered the shot and put Mitchell onto the canvas.
Mitchell rose. Banks looked to close the show, throwing hard right hands to Mitchell's head and body. Mitchell had difficulty holding on, and instead opted for a haymaker of a left hook that slapped Banks behind his head. Banks took that well and sent a right hand to the body and a left hand to Mitchell's head. Mitchell tried to hold, but got hit with a right, followed by a left and another right, and once again he was down. Banks fell to the mat himself in the process.
Mitchell got up once more, holding the ropes with one hand as the referee spoke to him. Banks soon finished Mitchell off with more right hands and left hooks, sending Mitchell down for the third time and leading the referee to call an end to the bout
The time of the stoppage was 2:37.
"Seth never saw my left hook. He was not experienced enough to hang on or to hold, therefore I was able to continue to hurt him at will," Banks said afterward.
Banks, 30, of Detroit, is now 29-1-1 with 19 knockouts.
"The fight is dedicated to Emanuel Steward and everything he did in me life for me since I was 15," he said.
Mitchell, 30, of Brandywine, Md., is now 25-1-1 with 19 knockouts.
"I could've gotten through the round, but the ref did what he had to do," Mitchell said afterward. "The first round, he caught me with some good shots, but I still thought I won the round. In the second round the game plan was to be a little smarter and not get caught, but then I threw a looping shot and he did what he was supposed to do. He counter punched me.
"I am good. I feel okay," Mitchell said. "I'll be back."
David P. Greisman is a member of the Boxing Writers Association of America. Follow David on Twitter @fightingwords2 or send questions/comments via email at [email protected].
[QUOTE=Superflo777;12711678]Joke? That was a question, answer with yes or no. Grow a chin? No, but you can learn how to defend it, evidenced by the current number 1 of the division.[/QUOTE] The problem with your evidence is the fact that…Comment by richardt on 11-18-2012
[QUOTE=Superflo777;12711678]Joke? That was a question, answer with yes or no. Grow a chin? No, but you can learn how to defend it, evidenced by the current number 1 of the division.[/QUOTE]Seth DOES NOT have any of the skills needed to…Comment by TaurusJ27 on 11-18-2012
[QUOTE=anonymous2.0;12708466]Was not expecting that. Banks had to put something special together and Mitchell was just too wild. If Banks can KO Mitchell, then Wladimir would sleepwalk through Mitchell. Go Kronk Gym!![/QUOTE] I agree. Wlad would've had him on the canvas…Comment by royjonesjrKTFO on 11-18-2012
Did I read someone saying Mitchell having talent? Wow. He has NOTHING going for him. All he is a big dumb football player disguised as a boxer. He picked the wrong combat sport. Try UFC, perfect for his style of…Comment by Alx. on 11-18-2012
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Greetings fromLisboa-PORTUGAL ,Alfredo
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Ivan Calderon-Omar Soto Possible, Raul Garcia Out
By Rey Colon
Omar "El Pastor" Soto (15-8-1, 6 KO's) of Mexico is a possible replacement for the injured Raul 'Rayito' Garcia, who was scheduled to fight former champion Ivan Calderon (34-2-1 and 6KO's) on October 29th in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico. Garcia was going to face Calderon for the interim-WBO championship at 105-pounds but suffered a hand injury in training camp.
"We called to see if they wanted the fight, because Calderon's opponent is hurt, but it depends on Felix 'Tutico' Zabala, the promoter of Omar. We are ready to accept them fight," said Calderon's trainer, Carlos Rey Velez.
this Soto is as bad and shop-warn as the PR Soto...WBO really grabbing for anything to have this @ their convention, also WV2's guy...Comment by lluisone on 10-19-2011
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Dr. Jeremiah Selvey is Associate Director of Choral Activities at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois (SIUC), where he teaches applied voice, conducting, choral methods, advanced aural skills, and diction and also directs the Choral Union. He is a conductor, teacher, researcher, singer, arranger/composer, and nonprofit founder, who grew up as a musician in Spain and in the United States. Jeremiah's musical career has followed an international path with multiple performances and tours in Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Italy, Spain, Venezuela, Mexico, England, Ireland, and Scotland. His research in conducting and choral performance perception has been presented in Spain, Taiwan, Greece, and throughout North America
Currently, Dr. Selvey conducts three major choruses. The SIUC Choral Union is comprised of community members and students, while CHARIS, a vocal ensemble in Saint Louis, Missouri, is comprised of non-auditioned treble voices. Chorosynthesis Singers, a project-based, professional ensemble active primarily in Seattle, Washington. He has conducted academic choirs at Moody Bible Institute, Northwestern University, Emory University, and the University of Washington (2004-2008, 2009-2012). He has conducted multiple community, church, and high school groups in Venezuela, Chicago, Atlanta, Seattle, and the San Francisco Bay Area. In addition to conducting from the canon, Dr. Selvey's conducting activity has included conducting multiple commissions and new works, as well as preparing and/or conducting multiple masterworks, including Verdi's Requiem, Brahms' Ein deutsches Requiem, several Classical/Romantic masses, Handel's Messiah, Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms, Mendelossohn's Elijah, Jenkins' The Armed Man, Finzi's In Terra Pax, and several early music masses in venues of major metropolitan areas throughout the United States. Jeremiah has had the privilege of studying with great conducting teachers, including Simon Carrington, Peter Phillips, Jerry Blackstone, Kent Hatteberg, Geoffrey Boers, Giselle Wyers, Robert Harris, and Eric Nelson.
Using the conductor as a visual stimulus and the choir as the aural stimulus, Dr. Selvey's dissertation examined how both the visual and aural modes of perception interacted in the perception of a choir's performance. His co-authored research study, "The Effect of Conductor Expressivity on Choral Performance Evaluation," was published in the Bulletin of the Council for Research in Music Education (Winter 2014). In addition to this publication, Dr. Selvey's review of the CD I Have Had Singing is currently in press with the Choral Scholar. In October 2015, Dr. Selvey will be helping train choral teachers from all around North America in the use of movement to unlock expression at the National Teacher In-Service of the National Association for Music Education in Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Selvey has also recently presented at Chorus America and at the International Festival of Gay and Lesbian Association of Choruses, as well as the regional conferences of the American Choral Directors Association and the National Association for Music Education on the topics of networking for emerging leaders, vocal coaches for community choruses, transgender voice transitions, and transforming choral culture. Additionally, Dr. Selvey regularly contributes to the field of choral repertoire by way of tailored compositions and arrangements, commissioned by community and collegiate choirs.
Dr. Selvey's collegiate teaching experience spans from 2004 to the present. At the University of Washington (2009-2012), Dr. Selvey taught the UW Men's Glee Club and UW Summer Chorale and guest lectured regularly to classes of 400 students. He was a Pre-doctoral Teaching Associate and also assisted in teaching undergraduate and graduate conducting and choral technique courses and served as assistant conductor to the top choral ensembles: University Chorale and University Chamber Singers. His conducting performance with University Chamber Singers of "In Lumine" by Guggenheim-winning composer Huck Hodge was well-received by composer, Chamber Singers, and audience alike. At Emory University (2006-2008), Dr. Selvey was instrumental in re-founding the Emory Women's Chorus, which he also conducted. He also co-conducted Emory Mastersingers. As a Graduate Assistant, he assisted with undergraduate music history and a graduate choral repertoire seminar. He also assisted the University Chorus and the Emory Concert Choir. At Moody Bible Institute (2005-2006), Dr. Selvey directed the Women's Concert Choir and the Handbell Ensemble, both of which toured twice and recorded a CD. While on faculty at Moody, Dr. Selvey also assisted the Music Department Chair in coordinating departmental affairs.
Dr. Selvey champions collaboration and a critical pedagogy philosophy and has overseen numerous projects with composers, dancers, visual artists, and community organizations. The "Brahms Requiem Project" is one of the most consummately collaborative projects Dr. Selvey has spearheaded. This weekend of performances for the benefit of the community involved collaboration among two conductors, two academic institutions, two religious institutions, Chorosynthesis Singers, and two pianists. Through his nonprofit Chorosynthesis, he is working on another composer-professional choir-conductor collaboration for March of 2016. Dr. Selvey's teaching also exemplifies collaboration. "Never Again…Once More" (summer 2011)—a student-centered production of a re-contextualized drama incorporating dance, acting, and challenging choral repertoire from opera, musical theater, oratorio—serves as an example of Dr. Selvey's ability to empower students to make contributions to a great artistic cause.
As a singer, Dr. Selvey has performed as baritone and countertenor soloist in oratorio and choral music in academic and professional settings, including a world premiere opera role, as well as a world premiere solo role with chorus. In addition, Dr. Selvey has performed numerous solo recitals and in many master class performances. Selvey's roles have included solo roles in multiple Renaissance masses, several Bach cantatas and motets, Bach's Magnificat, Handel's Messiah, several Schubert masses, Brahms' Ein deutsches Requiem, Faure's Requiem, Mendelssohn's Elijah, and Messiaen's Cinq Rechants. In 2007, he performed in England with the Tallis Scholars. Dr. Selvey is also a beloved vocal coach and private instructor of more than 15 years and is a proud applied teacher to both classical and musical theater majors at Southern Illinois University and Blackburn College.


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In the first game of the 2012 20th district tournament at Taylor County High School, the Lady Knights took on the Lady Eagles of Campbellsville. The Lady Knights were in control early on, and cruised to a 74-25 win. Ten different Lady Knights scored, led by junior Logan Powell with 16 points. With the win, Marion County advances to the finals of the 20th district tournament on Friday night at 7:30 P.M.
The Marion County Knights wrapped up their regular season by traveling to Hodgenville Friday night to take on the Larue County Hawks. After jumping out to a 14-5 lead in the opening frame, the Knights lead kept slipping away. Larue County pulled ahead with a buzzer beater three pointer at the end of the third quarter, and maintained that lead throughout the rest of the game. The Knights attempted to stay close, but could not overcome the deficit and lost by a final score of 71-66.
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Eighth-Grade NIT Conference
At St. Charles
St. Charles 29 (record: 4-20): Daniel Maupin 3, Cameron Nally 5, Austin Aldridge 4, Jared Bradshaw 4, Josh Hawkins 3, Dylan Cambron 2, Aams Mattingly 2, Logan Nally 2, Caleb Gribbins 2, Dylan Bradshaw 2.
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Lauren Miles shot her first deer, a 6-point buck, on her family's farm in Raywick.
The Mid-Kentucky Bass Anglers held their organizational meeting and set up the 2012 schedule. The rules remain the same as last year's and most of the lakes will be the same, with two changes. Salem Lake has been dropped from the schedule and Liberty Lake has been added. The schedule is as follows:
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• April 1, Green River, launch from Ramp One, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• April 22, Liberty Lake, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Just spent a couple of weeks in one of my favorite places. My sister and brother-in-law went on a cruise, so the wife and I stayed with my dad at Myrtle Beach.
While it wasn't exactly "at the beach," to me it was even better! Better because their back deck is about sixty feet from the high water mark of the Waccamaw River and most of their front yard is a pond stocked with beam, a.k.a. bluegills.
A love for hunting and a well-written essay made Daniel Raikes, 13, of Bradfordsville a national contest winner and won him and his family an all-expense paid trip to Nashville, Tenn., recently.
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