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October 24, 2003 Feature
State Blue Light Honors Outstanding Achievements
To demonstrate pride in the many accomplishments of Utah State
University faculty, staff and students, the Utah State Blue
Pride Light will be turned on Monday, Oct. 27, and the Carillon
Bells will ring at 1:05 p.m. in the afternoon. Every four months
the university designates a Blue Pride Light Night to recognize
individuals for outstanding achievements.
Honorees this quarter are Utah State Cache County Extension
Educator Hector Mendiola; Debra Spielmaker, Utah State Ag in
the Classroom director; and the National Science Foundation
Advance Grant Team.
Mendiola was awarded the 2003 OHTLI Award from the Mexican government
for his work with Utah's Latin communities. The award
is presented to people of Mexican descent working outside of
Mexico who have dedicated their lives and their efforts to the
well being of their people. The award was presented to Mendiola
by Mexican Consul Patricia Deluera.
Spielmaker, the Utah State Ag in the Classroom director, is
reaching thousands of students and teachers across the country
with the new Ag in the Classroom national Web site that was
reviewed and recognized by the American Association for the
Advancement of Science. The Web site is featured on Science
Netlinks, a comprehensive homepage for science educators.
The National Science Foundation Advance Grant Team is working
to improve the climate for women at Utah State University. The
team received a $3 million grant from NSF to guide the university
toward its goal of enhancing diversity and improving the campus
climate for women. Ronda Callister, a management and human resources
professor in the College of Business, is the principal investigator
for the grant. The rest of the team includes English department
professor and Associate Dean of Humanities, Arts and Social
Sciences, Christine Hult; James Powell, a mathematics and statistics
associate professor; associate professor of biology Kimberly
Sullivan; and assistant dean for the College of Engineering
and Associate Vice Provost for Women's Issues Christine
The Utah State Blue Pride Light atop Old Main lights the Cache
Valley night sky as a symbol of Aggie tradition, heritage and
pride. The outstanding professors, staff and students honored
are a part of this heritage and contribute to the high quality
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eBay dropped several coin-grading companies to the dismay of some coin dealers whose listings were impacted. eBay sent an email to some sellers and sent a media alert to publications including EcommerceBytes.
The alert said eBay had worked with numismatic authority John Albanese to develop standards that must be met for grading coins on eBay. Albanese is founder of CAC and NumismaticConsumer Alliance, and eBay said he was considered one of America's leading professional numismatists and noted as one of the world's authorities on coin grading and the rare coin market.
eBay said currently only Numismatic Guaranty Corporation and the Professional Coin Grading Service meet the new standards, and encouraged other grading companies that met the standards to contact it.
Now excluded is grading service ICG, and while eBay issued its media alert on Tuesday, sellers began reporting difficulties as far back as February.
On Tuesday, a seller called the situation a nightmare "From the email that I've just received from ebay (see below) I figure that to list say a state quarter with a Buy It Now price of $1, I need first to have it graded by PCGS or NGC (which costs some $20 or so). Any ideas?"
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Skip to comments.Paul Ryan's Wisconsin Neighbors Supported His Opponents ["The Unkindest Cut of All"?]
Posted on 11/14/2012 6:21:53 PM PST by Steelfish
Paul Ryan's Wisconsin Neighbors Supported His Opponents
By Bob Secter. November 14, 2012 In the closing days of his vice-presidential run, Paul D. Ryan sought to connect with voters in small- and medium-sized towns across Ohio by repeatedly telling them how much their community had in common with his own hometown of Janesville, Wis.
Now, post-election, the Wisconsin congressman is blaming his Republican ticket loss with presidential contender Mitt Romney on a huge turnout of urban voters for President Obama.
One flaw in that analysis may be that election results indicate the Romney-Ryan ticket didnt exactly connect with the voters back in Janesville, either.
A struggling blue-collar manufacturing town of 63,575, Janesville lies on the eastern edge of Rock County, Wis., and unofficial election tabulations from the county clerk there show that only 37% of Ryans hometown neighbors voted for him and his running mate. Meanwhile, Obama and Vice President Joe Biden got 62% of the Janesville vote.
The results were even slightly worse for Ryan from his own polling place at the Hedberg Public Library. Out of 1,428 votes cast there, 65% went for Obama-Biden and just 34% for Romney-Ryan.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimes.com ...
Agree x 12 ;)
To "struggling blue collar" Dem voters I say this... If you
think it makes sense to sh!t in the face of job creators by
voting for Barry O, when they have been telling you over and
over and over that they will pull back investment if he is
Then that tells me why you are still "blue collar". You do
not have the skills of logical analysis that allows one to
succeed at higher levels of a profit making enterprise.
Actually, Janesville is the county seat of Rock County, which voted Dem in the election. It's south of Milwaukee. Waukesha is the western Milwaukee suburban area.
I guess that's why Scott Walker, one of the most conservative governors in the history of the U.S., got elected and then re-elected. (snicker) Wisconsin is actually about 50-50. This time the Dems were more motivated than the Pubbies.
But wasn't Ryan reelected to the House?
If GOPers couldn`t muster up the energy to turn back Obama and Tammy Baldwin... then, when will they? But it`s just a microcosm of the USSA as a whole... not just WI.. the same disgusting dynamic happened here in Virginia.
As a whole, America is a center-left country now. Center-right countries may occasionally make the mistake of electing someone like 0bama once, but self-correct next time around. America just doubled down on secularist socialism.
I agree. We will never know the actual votes in any areas due to wide spread voter fraud. None of us know if our own votes were counted.
I should have phrased it better. They are in the same congressional district. Paul Ryan wins due to the Waukesha portion of the district, not Janesville which is and has been democrat for over 40 years.
Romney lacked fire in the belly. I seriously doubt that he wanted to be President.
Tone of voice, pretty-boy smile, body language, choice of softball words, lack of follow-through on key issues such as the Benghazi Murders, etc., all indicated to me that he had better things to do with HIS precious time than to spend it running for President of the United States of America.
It is time for us to shun the typical RINO/GOP-Elite Campaigns Method of LOSE AT ALL COSTS.
Whisper softly and then sit down should be the motto of the Dole-McCain-Romney Choose to lose Campaigns.
But wasnt Ryan reelected to the House?Yes, although he got the lowest percentage of the vote he's ever had in that district, in eight Congressional races. He won with 55% of the vote to 43% for the Dem, Paul Zerban, & 2% for Keith Deschler of the Libertarian Party.
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CMAS leader, 2 others give cops a slip
By Express News Service - KORAPUT
Published: 06th December 2012 12:21 PM
Last Updated: 06th December 2012 12:21 PM
Top Maoists cadres of Koraput-Srikakulam Divisional Committee of CPI(Maoist) outfit managed to evade police dragnet on Tuesday. Secretary of the Committee Daya, top Maoist Aruna and Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangha chief Nachika Linga escaped during a joint raid conducted by BSF and Narayanpatna Police at Sana Pilukur village on Tuesday evening. However, police managed to nab three members of the Jana Natya Mandali (JNM) of the outfit.
The arrested are Tulusa Prasaka(21) alias Sunita of Mosimunda, Relini Mandangi (24) and Ujei Sirika (35) of Panabadi village under Narayanpatna police limits.
Informing this to mediapersons on Wednesday, Koraput SP Awinash Kumar said the raid was conducted following intelligence reports that JNM of CPI (Maoist) Koraput-Srikakula Divisional Committee was organising a meeting for fresh recruitment on the eve of PLGA Week celebration. Comrade Daya, Aruna and CMAS president Nachika Linga were present at the meeting. JNM is a frontal organisation of CPI (Maoist) which is active in Narayanpatna area and is engaged in recruiting local youths into the cadres through cultural programmes.
Kumar said Sunita has been active for seven years in organising programmes for JNM with an objective to recruit new cadres and propagate Naxal ideology. She was also a member of 3rd Central Reserve Committee (CRC) and a close associate of Ramesh, Commander of 3rd CRC and she is well trained in operating SLR gun, the SP added.
Relini and Ujei are also active members and belong to the Andhra-Odisha Boarder State Zonal Committee (AOBSZC) of CPI (Maoist).
Police also seized Naxal literature, Single Barrel Muzzle Loading (SBML), camera, Maoist banners and musical instruments.
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PGP 8.1 source code.
From what I can tell, the keys display as blue, as opposed to gold
for DH/DSS and silver for RSA.
As I don't have the tools to do so, perhaps somebody can enable the
EC flag and compile PGP 8.1 from the source.
Perhaps something can be done about the license key as well.
Sure, anybody who posts the results of their experiments on the web
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Lydia Ko's Excellent Summer Vacation
Most teenagers, of course, have busy summers. Going to the beach, to the movies, hanging out with friends, maybe working a few hours at the local hamburger stand.
But Lydia Ko, of course, is not most teenagers. For her summer vacation, she continues to set the world on fire with her unassuming nature, her infectious smile, her oh-so-teenager sense of humor, and her dynamite and beyond-her-years golf game.
Her career so far as an amateur is already stretching the boundaries on what we term "historic." Having recently defended her title at the CN Canadian Women's Open, Ko, the New Zealander by way of South Korea, is accomplishing what few seasoned professionals can do.
And now, here she is preparing for this week's Evian Masters, the fifth major in the women's professional golf world.
So let's hear it from the diminutive and disarming and dynamite Ko.
MODERATOR: It's a pleasure to be joined by 16 year old amateur, Lydia Ko, here in France for the first time for the Evian Championship. Let's start off with just your thoughts on France having traveled here for the first time this week. LYDIA KO: It seems really quiet, like especially out here. I didn't really know what to expect coming here. So obviously Switzerland is just across the water. So it's a really beautiful here.
Q. You've had a little time since your second LPGA victory at the CN Canadian Women's Open. You told me you have been watching a lot of tennis? LYDIA KO: Yeah. I've been watching the U.S. Open and I didn't get to watch the finals, but I saw that Nadal won.
Q. Let's go back to your win in Canada. Your second time winning that event, your fourth professional victory overall. You are only 16. I know you have gotten this question a lot, but what's it like to have that many victories at such a young age? LYDIA KO: I haven't really been counting. People tell me and I say, Oh, really? And it goes on. But it was really special, especially to defend the Canadian's Women's Open title again. Again, this year I didn't really see it coming. The second time I'm surprised and I guess surprise is really good. It's been really good the last two years. I have been pretty happy with how I've been playing.
Q. Have you had time to reflect on the fact that you won by five shots running away? There was no doubt about it.
LYDIA KO: I actually had doubted myself, you know, coming down the last hole we were the only group to play the hole. I was like four shots up, it's a lot. At that moment I was like, 'Oh, my God, am I going to hit it in the water?' Am I going to 3 putt, all of those thoughts that I you shouldn't have been thinking about, but I was. Like even with my putt, I was like 'Please don't 3 putt in front of this many people.' So I kind of got it done in the first putt, so I was really glad that I did.
Q. So you don't didn't get too nervous. What makes you scared in life? LYDIA KO: I think because I don't have much time off the course and off the golfing, you know, arena, I get really scared when like my parents actually go out at night. I watch a lot of CSI and all that, so I'm like what if a car crash happens. It's obviously not the ideal thing to think about again, but those CSI kind of things get me worried sometimes.
Q. Are you familiar with CSI, everyone? It's a murder investigation show. LYDIA KO: My mom tells me not to watch it anymore.
Q. Now we're talking about off time. Besides watching television, what are other things that you like to do when you are not practicing golf? LYDIA KO: I'm away from home and from school, I sometimes need to do some schoolwork, catch up work. And I'm on Facebook quite a lot.
Q. Facebook is a hobby or is it for fun? LYDIA KO: Facebook, I'm not with my friends a lot, so I kind of see what they are doing and I get to learn new things, find some places.
Q. Talk about some of the reaction of some of the other players on the LPGA. I know you have gotten close with Michelle Wie. I saw you earlier with Suzann Pettersen. What are the players saying to you? LYDIA KO: Mostly like because I didn't play Portland and stuff they have been congratulating me for the Canadian Women's Open. I think because everybody is in game mode at the moment, there is not much talk going around. I can see like through Twitter and everything everyone has been congratulating me and saying so many nice things.
Q. Lydia, you are going home after this event, right? How long has it been that you have been on the road? LYDIA KO: I came out just before Toledo and I didn't go back since then, but it's only my fourth tournament being away. There have been some two week gaps. But it has been a long time, like two months, since I have gone back home. New Zealand is so far away, it's quite hard to come back and forth.
Q. What are you most looking forward to?
LYDIA KO: I miss my friends and my dad and my sister. I'm not really looking forward to exams because I don't think that's going to go too well. Fingers crossed. I'll have to study a lot in the next two months.
Q. Can you just share a couple of subjects you are going to be tested in? LYDIA KO: It will be mostly English and photography, along those lines.
Q. You were at the Women's British Open, obviously, and had a very good time there. What other thoughts do you have about being here in Evian and in France and Switzerland? Did you want to visit any other places while you were in the UK? LYDIA KO: I did some tourism stuff after the British Open around that area, but we didn't have much time, you know, seeing things around here. Just being here is really nice and we're actually staying up in the mountains, so we have a really good view there as well. Like I said, it's really nice. It's quite cool to hear the French speaking people because I've never heard of the language before as well.
Q. You talk about your school stuff, how much do you study when you are on the road? LYDIA KO: You know, I just try and find time because obviously golf is the bigger part of my life. I try and find time and then do stuff. When it is tournament week, I'm trying to stay more into golf. In my off time, I reflect on what I've done as well.
Q. You are now sort of specializing in your English and photography. What kind of photography are you doing? Are you taking pictures of landscapes or what? LYDIA KO: Our project at the moment is we're making a story. So I took some photos near St. Andrews at the cathedral. So I'm actually doing treasures of each country, the beauties. That's what I'm doing. Every other student will have their own topic.
Q. Are you picturing the mountains this week?
LYDIA KO: I haven't really got time to take any but hopefully maybe if I finish early one day I will be able to go around and take some photos. The ice on the mountains as well is pretty beautiful.
Q. There was a discussion on the European Tour last week, I think it was, about young players who play with professional golfers who are adults. You had your first win when you were 14, I think. There are some people who say, well, it shouldn't be that young players like you play with a professional adults because it puts too much pressure on them. It may influence the career badly. What do you think about it? Is it a lot of pressure for you to be here and to play against all the very experienced people? LYDIA KO: You know, I had a lot of pressure like two years ago, three years ago. You know, it's I was like 14 and obviously playing at a professional tournament. They have proven things and they are great players. One of the big thoughts was I don't want to play bad and slow the whole group down and get them off their rhythm. I think the more I played, the more I learned to kind of go with it. I've been learning so many things playing with different players from Julie Inkster and Suzann. It's been a really great learning experience.
Q. What are your latest thoughts on whether and when to turn pro? LYDIA KO: Yeah, like we're thinking about it. But as a joke, like because everybody is asking me when are you turning pro. You should turn pro. I think I better do that soon or that question is going to go on for a while. Never know what's going to happen.
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The University of New Mexico football team will be without starting quarterback Cole Gautsche when the Lobos face No. 17 Arizona State on Saturday.
"Absolutely no chance he'll play," said head coach Bob Davie. "Best-case scenario, he's back for New Mexico State."
Gautsche injured his right hamstring in the fourth quarter of the Lobos 31-24 season opening loss to University of Texas at El Paso. The former standout from Cleveland High School in Rio Rancho injured his left hamstring during spring drills in April.
"That's the reality of what we are; it's not unexpected that Cole is not playing the second game, it's the second year in a row," said Davie. "I was thinking late last night of how many games we've played here in three years that have come down to the final series of the game and we haven't had our starting quarterback. It's unbelievable."
Gautsche has missed action on three other occasions for suffering concussion symptoms.
Senior Clayton Mitchem will get the start.
This is his second season with the Lobos. Mitchem played in 11 games in 2013, throwing for 661 yards. He also received playing time against UTEP going 2-4 through the air, but threw an interception.
"We're extremely hit-or-miss when Cole Gautsche is not out there," said Davie. "That's just what we have been. Now, have we rectified that because Clayton Mitchem has taken more snaps than a year ago before he played? We'll find out."
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Tinseltown: "42." "Scary Movie 5."
Tinseltown: "Trance."
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "42." "Scary Movie 5."
Tinseltown: "Identity Thief." "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone."
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "Tyler Perry's Temptation."
"42": The life story of Jackie Robinson (Chadwick Boseman) and his history-making signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers under the guidance of team executive Branch Rickey (Harrison Ford). (2:08. PG-13 for thematic elements including language.)
"Scary Movie 5": A couple begin to experience some unusual activity after bringing their newborn son home from the hospital. With the help of home-surveillance cameras and a team of experts, they learn they're being stalked by a nefarious demon. (1:25. PG-13 for crude and sexual content throughout, language, some drug material, partial nudity, comic violence and gore.)
"Trance": An art auctioneer (James McAvoy) who has become mixed up with a group of criminals partners with a hypnotherapist (Rosario Dawson) in order to recover a lost painting. (1:41. R for language, graphic nudity, sexual content, some grisly images, violence.)
"Admission": A Princeton admissions officer (Tina Fey) who is up for a major promotion takes a professional risk after she meets a college-bound alternative school kid who just might be the son she gave up years ago in a secret adoption. Fey and Paul Rudd are likable, but they're not breaking any new ground. (1:57. PG-13 for language and some sexual material.) **1/2
"The Call": When veteran 911 operator Jordan Turner (Halle Berry) receives a call from a girl (Abigail Breslin) who has just been abducted, she soon realizes that she must confront a killer from her past in order to save the girl's life. Thrilling for the first hour or so, then the film starts to slow down and become predictable. (1:35. R for violence, disturbing content and some language.) **
"The Croods": The world's very first prehistoric family goes on a road trip to an uncharted and fantastical world. A beautifully animated kids film with a perfect voice cast. (1:38. PG for some scary action.) ***
"Evil Dead": Five friends head to a remote cabin, where the discovery of a Book of the Dead leads them to unwittingly summon up demons living in the nearby woods. The evil presence possesses them until only one is left to fight for survival. An acceptable gorefest, but no where near as good as the original. (1:31. R for strong bloody violence and gore, some sexual content and language.) **1/2
"G.I. Joe: RETALIATION": The G.I. Joes are not only fighting their mortal enemy Cobra; they are forced to contend with threats from within the government that jeopardize their very existence. Full of explosions and gunplay, but not much else. (1:50. PG-13 for intense sequences of combat violence and martial arts action throughout, and for brief sensuality and language.) **
"The Host": When an unseen enemy threatens mankind by taking over their bodies and erasing their memories, Melanie (Saoirse Ronan) will risk everything to protect the people she cares most about, proving that love can conquer all in a dangerous new world. Ronan gives a great performance, but some of the dialogue and scenes come off as unintentionally funny. (2:05. PG-13 for some sensuality and violence.) **
"Identity Thief": Mild-mannered businessman Sandy Patterson (Jason Bateman) travels from Denver to Miami to confront the deceptively harmless-looking woman (Melissa McCarthy) who has been living it up after stealing Sandy's identity. The comedic tension doesn't hold out for long, and the story starts to sputter mid-movie. (1:51. R for sexual content, language.) **1/2
"The Incredible Burt Wonderstone": When a street magician's stunt begins to make their show look stale, superstar magicians Burt Wonderstone (Steve Carell) and Anton Marvelton (Steve Buscemi) look to salvage on their act -- and their friendship -- by staging their own daring stunt. Funny guys and funny moments, but nothing too incredible. (1:40. PG-13 for sexual content, dangerous stunts, a drug-related incident and language.) **1/2
"Jurassic Park 3D": During a preview tour, a theme park suffers a major power breakdown that allows its cloned dinosaur exhibits to run amok. Still a great movie, 3-D or not. (2:07. PG-13 for intense science fiction terror.) ***1/2
"Olympus has Fallen": Disgraced former Presidential guard Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) finds himself trapped inside the White House in the wake of a terrorist attack; using his inside knowledge, Banning works with national security to rescue the President from his kidnappers. Plenty of explosions and thrills, but the story falls short. (2:00. R for strong violence and language throughout.) **1/2
"Oz the Great and Powerful": A small-time magician (James Franco) arrives in an enchanted land and is forced to decide if he will be a good man or a great one. Beautiful to look at, but the story starts to slow down after an hour and the three witches -- played by incredible actresses -- seem bland. (2:10. PG for sequences of action and scary images, and brief mild language.) ***
"Tyler Perry's Temptation": An ambitious married woman's temptation by a handsome billionaire leads to betrayal, recklessness, and forever alters the course of her life. A formulaic soap opera that doesn't break any new ground. (1:51. PG-13 for some violence, sexuality and drug content.) *1/2
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NOTE: Schedules are subject to change. Check Showcase movie ads and online for late changes.
SOURCES: Reviews are excerpted from wire services. Previews are courtesy of the Internet Movie Database.
RATINGS: The Motion Picture Association of America ratings are G for general audiences; PG parental guidance because of material possibly unsuitable for children; PG-13 parents are strongly cautioned to give guidance for attendance of children younger than 13; R restricted, younger than 17 admitted only with parent or adult guardian; NC-17 no one younger than 17 admitted.


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According to Decker, America's easygoing trade policy and ravenous appetite for cheap goods have "sent a signal to the Communist Party that they don't have to change" their authoritarian ways. There is a miniscule new "middle-class" in China, but they too are under the thumb of the government. "People think all these new rich people in China are eventually going to push for new liberties and freedoms, but they won't, because the Communist Party is the guarantor of their new wealth," explained Decker.
American companies contribute to the problem as they continue to chase fool's gold in China, lured by the potential 1.3 billion new customers. But China's middle class is only around 100 to 300 million strong, and many of those families only make $114 a month. Still, American companies build factories in China and train Chinese workers to run them, only to have their patents, trade secrets and sometimes even their equipment and computers stolen by the Communist government.
China's leaders are using much of the money pouring in from America to grow their military, and they now have almost a million more troops in uniform than we do. They are also rapidly developing high-tech weapon systems, often using technology their spies have stolen from America. In fact, more than 60 Americans, many of whom had access to military or industrial secrets, have been prosecuted for spying for China. In addition, officials estimate the number of Chinese spies working for U.S. companies and our government could easily be in the thousands.
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A vehicle overturned Wednesday evening, causing a big backup on Route 30 in Lancaster County.
The crash happened just before 5:30 p.m. in the westbound lane between the Harrisburg Pike and Rohrerstown Road exits near Park City mall.
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Before the 2013 Major League Baseball season, a common prediction was that this was the end of an era for the Yankees.
The comparison to 1965 — when the Yankees dropped from pennant winner to second division after over four decades of dominance — was frequently cited as both teams got older and began to break down. Images of Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle and the rest of that great team stuck in many minds, and a slew of injuries have justified that part of the prognostication. And yet as the Bombers have made a courageous run to snag the final American League wild-card berth, this isn't 1965 at all.
For all their disappointments, the Yankees still have plenty of pieces in place to make the postseason and, believe it or not, do the same in 2014 too.
That's why any suggestion that The Captain, Derek Jeter, should retire is premature. There is no need for a break in the Yankees streak of contention in the exciting American League.
Remember that in 1965, only two teams made the postseason: the respective pennant winners. You could make trades, but free agency wouldn't exist for another decade. That's a far cry from 2013's landscape. Now, four teams per league make the playoffs, trades are often consummated after the July 31 trading deadline and free agency offers the perfect panacea for a team with a large payroll like the Bombers.
Has the nature of free agency changed in recent years? Yes, and the ability to snag top-tier talent like Reggie Jackson or Dave Winfield is a thing of the past. Teams are more savvy in locking up their superstars (like Evan Longoria or Joe Mauer) leaving smaller pieces for high-payroll teams to corral.
The Yankees are also no longer the top buyers in town with the Dodgers open checkbook leaving everyone in the dust. The potential loss of Robinson Cano would be dramatic but there are so many other players who could contribute were that to happen, keeping the Yankees in the postseason discussion.
One of those is Jeter, who was limited to 17 games in 2013 thanks to ankle problems that go back to last postseason's fracture. Three years ago, many pundits said that Jeter was finished as an effective big-leaguer, coming off a .270 season. Injuries limited him to 131 games in 2011, but he hit .297 and followed that up with a magical 2012 (.316 with 99 runs scored, 15 homers and 58 RBIs).
Is Jeter likely, in the season he turns 40, to play more than 150 games? No. But as we have seen in the past with fading superstars like Ted Williams or Stan Musial, we don't always know when a great player has had their final hurrah; with a full winter's recovery Jeter may be able to repeat his 2011 performance, giving the Yankees some stability in the infield and the locker room.
When you add a full season of the powerful Alfonso Soriano, possible comebacks by Mark Teixeira and CC Sabathia, there's no reason to believe that 2013 is definitely the end of the Yankees' current run as they attempt to move new young faces into the lineup. The Myth of 1965 doesn't have to apply; history doesn't always repeat itself.
O'S? NO: How is it that, with arguably a better everyday lineup and the experience of last year's pennant race, the Orioles haven't been able to repeat their 2012 magic? Its inability to win one and two-run games of late.
This should surprise no one as it has been well-documented that one-run magic is usually not sustainable from year to year. But for all the discussions regarding Manny Machado's maturity (and his early run at the major-league doubles record), Chris Davis' stunning power surge and Baltimore's firepower, its demise can largely be pinned on pitching.
The most disappointing equation for the Orioles? The back of the bullpen, where Pedro Strop and Jim Johnson were arguably the best 8th-9th inning combo in the league last year. This season Strop pitched so poorly (0-3, 7.25 ERA by the beginning of July) that Baltimore shipped him to the Cubs as part of a deal to acquire starter Scott Feldman.
Most applauded this move as the Orioles' starting pitching was third-to-last in ERA in the AL at the time. But even a good return on the deal (5-4, 3.62 ERA in 12 starts) hasn't been enough to save Baltimore's sagging season because Johnson hasn't been his dominant self (3-8, 3.18 ERA and 1.30 WHIP). Darren O'Day (2.28 ERA and 20 holds) has been a good substitute for 2012 Strop, but the rest of the staff has been poor enough for the O's to come up just short.
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you throw them at enemies. High health enemies need to be weakened but most of the enemies don't need to be hit to get 'trophy-ized'. Bosses, of course, need to be hit down to low health.
I find that sometimes when playing the Subspace Emissary I come across a trophy disc stand. When I pick it up and throw it, sometimes it goes off the screen, and sometimes it stays on the screen and turns into a trophy. What is the best way to get the trophies? I feel like I am losing a lot of them. I am using the GC controller.
you throw them at enemies. High health enemies need to be weakened but most of the enemies don't need to be hit to get 'trophy-ized'. Bosses, of course, need to be hit down to low health.
someone put a vid on youtube of them trophy-izingSpoiler Alert!Tabuu
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How do you even get a trophy stand to a boss fight? Whenever I'm holding one, and I go through a door, it disappears. Also it is annoying how you can't really fight when holding it, so I have to put it down, and then hopefully defeat all the enemies before it disappears so I can pick it back up again. Does anyone have any tips for "trophy-izing" bosses?
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Erlang is Ericsson's till-now proprietary concurrent, distributed language and environment. Among other things, I believe they wrote a lot of massively parallel telephony apps (e.g., running inside phone switches) using it. Anyway, looks like they've just open-sourced it.
The system strikes me as more like KeyKOS than Joule or E, but in any case it seems to have a lot of desirable properties and may be worth looking at for ideas if nothing else.
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Gray was freezing while eating his ice cream cone - Ivy says Haay put your hands in the air like you just don't care- I just now realize Carter went outside in his brand new socks with no shoes what?- Noah is cool, man.
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The hills are alive -- and live -- on NBC
1 Star power. Country superstar Carrie Underwood plays Maria in "The Sound of Music -- Live," which airs today at 8 p.m. on WICU. She knows how to sing live on TV; she did it on "American Idol" and on countless awards shows. Stephen Moyer ("True Blood") plays Captain von Trapp; Audra McDonald plays Mother Abbess.
2Behind-the-scenes talent. Co-director Beth McCarthy-Miller spent 11 years on "Saturday Night Live" and also directed two live episodes of "30 Rock." Rob Ashford, the other co-director, is a Tony winner with extensive Broadway experience. They're basing the telecast on the 1959 Broadway version of "The Sound of Music."
3 The event. This is network TV's first live broadcast of a musical since 1957's "Cinderella" with Julie Andrews on CBS. Expect a three-hour telecast, one you can relive afterward. A cast recording, "Sound of Music Live!," was to be released Tuesday, and the special will be available on DVD on Dec. 17 -- in time for Christmas.


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Hey guys! I've just finished designing KWUR's semesterly zine, SAMPLE, for the Spring semester. I'm really excited about it because I experimented a lot more with design this time, and just had fun with it. We'll have physical copies available very soon in station, and possibly places around campus like Olin Library, the Bear's Den and the art school. Thanks to all the DJ's who submitted doodles, comics, poems, album reviews, and stories. I couldn't have done it without you!
SAMPLE Spring 2015May 4th, 2015 by Alex Berger
Interview with Show Me 15 (4/8/15)April 9th, 2015 by abby
Interview with representatives of Show Me 15 conducted with KWUR DJ Iván Aguirre on Red Sound Waves.
On April 15, students, low wage workers, and community supporters in 190 cities and 40 countries are standing together to demand $15 and a union. Many students have to work low wage service jobs after graduating and we all deserve a living wage and a respect on the job. Stand with the Fight for 15 on 4/15. Meet at the Brookings Arch at 4:30 or come to the World's Fair Pavilion in Forest Park for our BBQ from 12-4. Rides to the BBQ will leave from Brookings once an hour from 12:15 to 3:15. Call 314 917 1149 or visit april15.org for more information.
KWUR WEEK!!March 19th, 2015 by abby
We're very excited to announce our annual KWUR Week, where we bring new and diverse artists to the Wash U campus and the St. Louis community. This year we're proud to present some of our favorite artists: Tycho, Tim Hecker, the Los Angeles Piano Quartet, and for our flagship show we're bringing Grouper to St. Louis for the first time for one of her only solo shows this year.
Tycho will be performing Wednesday March 25th at the Ready Room. Doors open at 7pm and the show is at 8pm. A limited number of tickets are available for free to Wash U students through KWUR. Come by our station on the third floor of the DUC to pick yours up: they are first come, first serve, and will be distributed at 4pm the Thursday, Friday, Monday, and Tuesday prior to the show. There is a limit of ten tickets per day, one per student, so be sure to get yours early!
We are also cosponsoring Tim Hecker's show at the Kranzberg Art Center on Friday March 27th at 7pm. Admission is free to students with their Wash U ID at the door.
On Saturday March 28th, we are presenting the Los Angeles Piano Quartet at the Concert Hall of the 560 Music Center at 8pm. $5 tickets for students can be purchased in advance through the Edison Box office — see the above link.
Last but certainly not least, be sure to come out to the Ballroom of the 560 Music Center on Thursday March 26th at 9pm to see Grouper perform in an intimate and beautiful setting. This show will be one of her only solo performances this year following the recent release of her critically acclaimed 2014 album, "Ruins". We're really thrilled to present this show and hope you can join us. Entry is free for Wash U students with ID, and $20 tickets for the general public can be purchased here.
We have some really incredible events planned for this year's KWUR week and can't wait to see you there! Thank you for your support. Contact email@example.com with any questions!
Attn current DJs: HollyWU PanelFebruary 9th, 2015 by abby
Hey deejs, here's a quick announcement via our very own Career Center for those of you interested in broadcasting. Check it out if you'd like to know more about jobs and internships in entertainment in LA.
A group of enthusiastic young alumni who are employed in the entertainment space out in Los Angeles are working to further develop the Washington University community in the field via an initiative they are calling HollyWU. Through HollyWU, these alumni are also very interested in mentoring and helping current students pursue entertainment career opportunities (jobs and internships) in LA.
One of the first steps the newly formed group is taking is to host a virtual Google Hangout Information Session for current students. Below you will find details on the session, along with the direct link for students to sign-up to participate.
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VIRTUAL Google Hang out Session on Saturday, February 21 from 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
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Come video conference with a group of young alumni who work in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles to learn about their experiences in Hollywood and get your questions answered. All majors welcome. We will discuss how to start your career in the industry, how to find internships, what kinds of internships are best, the plethora of different types of tracks you can take, what it's like to live in LA, getting here and around during your summer internship and more! We will have different types of alumni to tell their story; everything from film & TV producing/development, talent representation, writer/director, digital media. These alums want to help you!
HUSTLE WEEK IS HERE!January 25th, 2015 by abby
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This week (Monday 1/26 through Saturday 1/31) is Hustle Week, KWUR's annual fundraising drive!
Radio isn't cheap so we're asking you, our listeners, to please donate so we can continue providing the quality programming you enjoy every day. KWUR is one of the last remaining independent and fully student managed stations in the country. Our freeform format allows students to Boldy Go Where No Station Has Gone Before. If you care about KWUR and enjoy the programming we provide everyday, please consider donating!
To donate any amount to the station, you can call the station to pledge at (314) 935-5952. DJs will be manning the phones most hours from 9:00 AM to midnight through Saturday January 31st to take your pledges.You can also donate online easily and securely simply clicking the link above and specifying "KWUR" under "Designation Options" — email me at firstname.lastname@example.com to make your pledge and specify the gift you'd like in return!
Here are the gifts available in exchange for your donations this year:
$10: A special acrostic CD, personalized to your name
$25: KWUR T-shirt
$50: Limited Edition KWUR Sweatshirt
$100: We will name part of station after you for an entire year
$150: Custom station ID
$300: We will dedicate an entire day of programming of to you (you pick the date – your birthday??)
As part of the Hustle Week festivities, we will have our annual All Night Broadcast this Thursday, 1/29. Tune in between 8pm on Thursday and 8am on Friday to hear special programming throughout the evening from KWUR DJs. Support college radio! We are thankful for any and all contributions that you decide to make.


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If you're after something fun to fill a rainy afternoon, the following big and easy craft projects could be just what you're looking for. Get kitted out with our quick checklist and go for it!
What you'll need:
- Lining paper
- Something to protect the clothes like an old oversized shirt
- A good supply of art materials (chunky pens, paper, crayons, paints, felt tips)
- Paint brushes - from small tipped to the dad's DIY variety
- Cardboard (from old boxes, the tip, the supermarket, your neighbour...)
- Scissors, glue and string
Box sculptures
Remember those big cardboard boxes you stored in the loft? Now is the time to get them down for the kids to make into something truly unique! Rockets, buses, trains, cars...the opportunities are endless. All you need to do is supervise the cutting/gluing/assembling process and your child will have their own home-made role play accessory within the hour. You can also extend the fun with lots of decorative materials like glitter, paint, coloured card/paper and stickers.
Wall painting
Your child doesn't need to be an artistic genius to create a wall mural - a few splashes of paint, some striking colours and interesting shapes and objects are all it takes to create a masterpiece. Use a wall in your back garden or if you feel brave enough, bring the fun inside and let them decorate their own bedroom wall. This is one of those activities that can really harness their creativity and (if you're happy to re-paint once in a while) can be done every month or so as their tastes and artistic talents evolve.
Poster crafts
Cut out a large piece of lining paper or card and ask your child to draw sketches or stick objects and photographs to the card that resemble them and their life. Perhaps they go to ballet or karate? Do they like to swim? What's their favourite book or TV show and what do they like to eat? A personal poster is a lovely way for them to talk about their life and the things they like most and can be hung proudly on their bedroom wall for all to see.
Cardboard people
Ask your children to lay down and draw a line around their bodies. Let them do the same to you and then cut out the templates to make your very own cardboard family. You can make stands to prop them up and then decorate them with paints, pieces of fabrics, haberdashery (buttons/yarn/thread) and string, wigs or thin pieces of rope for the hair.
Hanging butterfly
Lay out some lining paper and draw the outline of a butterfly, then mount it onto card and let your child decorate it with pens, paints, crayons and whatever other arty materials they can find. Scrunched up tissue paper makes great wings, whilst straws (painted black) are perfect for antennae. Once they've finished decorating, attach it to some strong string and hang it from their bedroom ceiling.
Body printing
Lay out some sheets of lining paper and let your children use paints to dip their arms, feet and hands into. The good thing about body printing is that it can be adapted to suit kids of all ages. Tiny tots will adore soaking their fingers and toes in paint and messily splatting it across the paper, whilst older children can create well-thought out designs that they can mount onto their bedroom wall or use for book covers and scrapbooks.
Painting sprinkles
Put a large piece of card on the floor and let your child splat, print and sprinkle paints all over the canvas. A good mixture of colours and brushes will create a unique and fun effect or why not try using a sieve and toothbrush to get a misty effect on top of the paper? There's no structure to it - the idea is to simply make an interesting array of colours, swirls and shapes using as many different materials and objects you can find.
Giant animal templates
Let your child choose an animal and cut out their template on a large piece of card. Lay it on the floor and let them colour it in with chunky pens or paint. Ask them to think of a list of items connected to their chosen animal - what food do they like to eat? Where do they live? What do they like to do? Once you have a few different things in mind, draw little sketches of each item or activity and stick them to the animal so they can learn about their habitat and how they live.
Blow colour paintings
Put some lining paper or card on the table and mix up some paints. Let them apply big blobs of paint to the paper and then use straws to push strings of paint in different directions. This is a lovely activity for creative children and can be used to create all types of objects like trees, rainbows, animals and lots of other fun objects.
Textured collage
See how many objects you can find lying around the house and use them to make different textures across paper (try pine cones, combs, coins or leaves). Lay some paper over the top of the item and use crayons or chalk to rub across the top of the paper. The result will be a mixture of interesting patterns and offers a creative way to teach children about varying textures and shapes.


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No takers?
I just read some things regarding Mead acid, an endogenous omega 9 PUFA, seems to act as a back up when the EFA PUFA's are low, makes me wonder how much EFA Omega 6 & Omega 3 we really need.
Seems that when in short supply we conserve them very effectively and even have a partial back up in the Omega 9, so are we really talking trace quantities of O6 & O3 as an actual essential requirement?
Wonder if anyone has any thoughts on this?
Mead acid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mead acid is an omega-9 fatty acid, first characterized by James F. Mead.[1] Like some other omega-9 polyunsaturated fatty acids animals can make Mead acid de novo. Its elevated presence in the blood is an indication of essential fatty acid deficiency.[citation needed] Mead acid is found in large quantities in cartilage.
The thread below is from WAI diet forum, good discussion with lots of links.
WaiTalk • View topic - Mead acid (a polyunsaturated fatty acid)
"There are no short cuts to enlightenment, the journey is the destination, you have to walk this path alone"
No takers?
"There are no short cuts to enlightenment, the journey is the destination, you have to walk this path alone"
Worrying about EFAs and PUFAs isn't my style...
But cartilage is delicious.
You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.
~Friedrich Nietzsche
And that's why I'm here eating HFLC Primal/Paleo.