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The following YouTube was sent to me yesterday. Anyone KNOW (not loooking for conjecture or to be flamed) for sure what this about? I am going to send it to the NRA Institute for Legislative Affairs tomorrow morning when the office is open. I'm just passing along what was sent to me. Here's the link to the video and you can decide for yourself what to do with it:
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Although only in his second year as head coach, Jacob Thompson is familiar with the current crop of Steers' seniors. When the 28-year-old Thompson began coaching at Farwell, it was as the seventh-grade coach for this same group five years ago.
"I hope that it's a good finish for them. I hope they understand what all this work over the years has been for," Thompson said. "It's going to be exciting to see them go all the way through."
Farwell was 4-6 overall a year ago, but 3-2 in District 3-1A. Springlake-Earth, last season's champion, is still in the district mix. But Anton and Sudan, the two teams which tied with the Steers for second place, are not.
"What I'm most proud about this team is that they kept on improving even as the season went on," Thompson said. "They now know what it takes to get over that hump."
Running back Carlos Garcia, who rushed for 650 yards last year, will be joined in the backfield by fellow senior rusher Zac Schilling, who literally was hamstrung in 2001 by that injury all season. Though undersized, 5-foot-8 Lonnie McFarland - also a senior - will take over the quarterback duties.
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No Movie for Rafael Perez
It seems clear by now that Rafael Perez is no Frank Serpico. Both were police officers who blew the whistle on widespread corruption in their respective police departments -- Perez in L.A. and Serpico in New York -- but the parallels end right there.
The differences were underscored Monday when Perez appeared in federal court to hear his latest prison sentence read into the record. Unlike Serpico, Perez will have no movie commemorating his exploits -- at least, none that profits Perez; that was spelled out as part of the deal. Unlike Serpico, a clean cop who resisted NYPD corruption and went public in 1969, Perez will do two jail terms for crimes to which he confessed. And unlike Serpicos disclosures, which sparked housecleaning in the NYPD, Perezs allegations of widespread officer misconduct have been all but glossed over by authorities in Los Angeles.
True, former Police Chief Bernard Parks shut down the CRASH gang squads, but they were quickly replaced with new gang units. And while a dozen officers quit or were fired, most who fought charges based on Perezs allegations kept their jobs and their seniority.
Yet there has been ample corroboration for Perezs allegations of widespread misconduct at Rampart. Former Rampart officers Ruben Palomares and William Ferguson, for example, were both charged with crimes after leaving the division, and each is suspected of personal crime sprees while in uniform. And scores of other allegations have been made in civil lawsuits.
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Perez must bear part of the blame for the ephemeral nature of the scandal he wrought. In his extensive interviews with investigators from the LAPD and the county district attorney, Perez was often vague, sometimes guessing at the names of officers he accused and other times obviously covering up for those closest to him.
But if Perez has proved a flawed informant, he can share the blame for his charges failing to stick. The fact is, law-enforcement officials of every stripe have done their best to keep a lid on Rampart, each for their own reasons.
District Attorney Steve Cooley ran for office on a platform of cleaning up Rampart, but soon pulled the plug on his own Rampart task force. To date, Cooleys office has filed just one criminal case against a single CRASH officer. Chief Parks worked from the outset to restrict disclosures by his own task force, withholding findings even from the district attorney. And the LAPD has yet to produce the report that Parks promised detailing those findings. Likewise, the City Attorneys Office has fought in court to keep investigative records secret.
Often in such situations the U.S. attorney has the independence to prosecute where local authorities are cowed, but not this time. Federal officials spent two years touting their own Rampart investigation, but in the end filed indictments against only Perez and his former partner.
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Lt. Matt Mills with UAPD said the rape kit results are back from the state crime lab in Little Rock.
Police said they have received the DNA testing results. Detectives are running the evidence through a DNA database to find potential suspects, Mills said.
Mills said the database consists of previously entered DNA from previous crimes.
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STARKVILLE -- The Mississippi State men's basketball program celebrated being ranked with a victory. For the first time since January 2010, MSU was rewarded Monday afternoon with a No. 24 ranking in the latest Associated Press poll. MSU responded by outlasting the University of Louisiana at Monroe 78-63 at Humphrey Coliseum.
Sharon Fanning-Otis routinely lists battles she wants her Mississippi State women's basketball team to win every game. Rebounding, defense, turnovers, and deflections are staples on Fanning-Otis' rundown. Toughness is the drive force behind winning each of those statistical tallies.
ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands -- Murphy Holloway scored 20 points to lead the University of Mississippi men's basketball team to an 80-69 victory against TCU on Monday night in the third-place game of the Paradise Jam.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Add the Mississippi State football team to the list of squads that couldn't slow down the University of Arkansas' offense this season. Quarterback Tyler Wilson had 267 passing yards before halftime, and No. 6 Arkansas had 20 plays of 10 yards or more in a dominating 44-17 victory Saturday at War Memorial Stadium.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Dan Mullen didn't need a statistic sheet to tell him how he felt Saturday after his Mississippi State football team lost to the No. 6 University of Arkansas 44-17 at War Memorial Stadium. MSU's third-year coach knew what he wanted to say.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- The final game of the 2011 regular season will mean everything to the Mississippi State football team. For the first time since 1990, MSU (5-6, 1-6 Southeastern Conference) will have to defeat the University of Mississippi to become bowl eligible
OXFORD -- Every time it appears the University of Mississippi football team's miserable season can't get any worse, the Rebels find a way to make it happen. The latest embarrassment was Saturday, when No. 1 LSU crushed Ole Miss 52-3 on senior night at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Nick Saban reminded the University of Alabama football players before the game what they had to lose, especially the seniors. They could leave as the program's winningest class -- or be remembered for falling to Georgia Southern in their home finale. And everybody knows what the third-ranked Crimson Tide are really chasing: A national title shot that became significantly more realistic with No. 2 Oklahoma State's loss the night before.
When you have been coaching as long as Gary Blair, it's easy to forget some of the players who have helped you and all of the places you have won games. But Blair never will forget April 5, 2011.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen isn't excited about facing a University of Arkansas passing offense that is the Southeastern Conference's best and one of the best in the nation. At 2:30 p.m. today (WCBI), MSU (5-5, 1-5 SEC) will try to slow down No. 6 Arkansas (9-1, 5-1), veteran quarterback Tyler Wilson, and his numerous targets, including senior Jarius Wright, who leads the SEC with 906 yards receiving and 10 touchdowns, Joe Adams and Chris Gragg.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State quarterback Tyler Russell swears he doesn't look for specific receivers when he drops back to pass. That theory is hard to believe when there's a receiver on his team he has been throwing to since the ninth grade. "There might be something there," Russell said Tuesday "I'm just not thinking about it. Maybe other people can see it, but he always seems to catch most of my passes."
NEW YORK -- Arnett Moultrie had 19 points, 10 rebounds, three kinds of cookies, and an MVP trophy. The 6-foot-11 junior forward celebrated his 21st birthday with the big outing to help the Mississippi State men's basketball team beat No. 15 Arizona 67-57 on Friday night to win the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer at Madison Square Garden.
NEW YORK -- The Mississippi State basketball team's great start wasn't fooling Rick Stansbury. The Bulldogs hit 10 of their first 13 shots from the field in taking a 22-point lead and they hung on for a 69-60 victory against No. 19 Texas A&M on Thursday night in the semifinals of the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer.
STARKVILLE -- The spark never materialized. As a result, the Mississippi State senior with the most game experience was left to give her team a near-failing grade. Diamber Johnson had a team-high 14 points and six assists, but she was one of few bright spots in MSU's 66-48 victory against Alcorn State on Thursday night before a crowd of 580 at Humphrey Coliseum.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- When JaMychal Green went to the bench with two quick fouls, Tony Mitchell stepped up for the No. 16 University of Alabama men's basketball team. Mitchell scored 15 of his 17 points in the first half and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead Alabama to a 62-42 win against Maryland on Thursday night in the opening round of the Puerto Rico Tip-Off.
STARKVILLE -- In the short term, the Mississippi State football team would like to upset the No. 6 University of Arkansas at 2:30 p.m. Saturday (WCBI) and become bowl eligible. The long-term plan involves using Arkansas' strategy to attain the Razorbacks' level next season.
Mississippi State men's basketball coach Rick Stansbury faces a debate about which style his team will implement at 6 p.m. today (ESPN2) when it faces No. 19 Texas A&M in the 2K Sports Classic at Madison Square Garden in New York. The question involves junior Renardo Sidney, a player the Bulldogs' 14th-year coach admits has been his most difficult to coach.
STARKVILLE -- Martha Alwal grew accustomed to being the "big girl." As a standout at Worthington High School in Minnesota, the 6-foot-4 center often was the tallest player on the basketball court. Typically, Alwal towered over opponents, and rarely did she face another post player who was tall enough to look her in the eyes. Now a freshman on the Mississippi State women's basketball team, Alwal remains one of the tallest players on her team. No longer, though, does Alwal go stretches without seeing playing against someone her height -- or taller -- or an opponent who wants to play physically in the paint.
STARKVILLE -- It is a one-word play call. It also is a word Mississippi State offensive coordinator Les Koenning won't reveal.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State linebacker Brandon Wilson was nominated Tuesday for the Burlsworth Trophy, which is presented annually to nation's most outstanding walk-on. Wilson is tied for second on the team with 81 tackles and one and a half tackles for loss and a fumbled recovery.
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Along with the cooler temperatures, Fall also brings with it some of the best produce around: butternut squash, kale, Brussels sprouts, apples, pears and one of the best of all-figs! These tender, sweet fruits are a treat to eat on their own (believe us, we ate plenty of them!) but they can really shine when paired with a few supporting cast mates.
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Disorders of consciousness: new advances in neuroimaging techniques
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Hypnose: on it's very existence
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Propofol-induced Frontal Cortex Disconnection: a Study of Resting State Networks, Total Brain Connectivity, and Mean BOLD Signal Oscillation Frequencies.
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Repeated Behavioral Assessments in Patients with Disorders of Consciousness
Wannez, Sarah ; Annen, Jitka ; Aubinet, Charlène et al
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The Coma Recovery Scale Revised (CRS-R) is considered as the most sensitive scale to assess patients with disorders of consciousness (DOC). Guidelines recommend repeated assessments because patients might ... [more ▼]
The Coma Recovery Scale Revised (CRS-R) is considered as the most sensitive scale to assess patients with disorders of consciousness (DOC). Guidelines recommend repeated assessments because patients might suffer from consciousness fluctuations, but it is not specified how many assessments are needed. The present study included 131 patients with DOC. They have been assessed at least 6 times during a 14-days period with the CRS-R. Results show that 5 CRS-R assessments are needed to reach a reliable diagnosis, and that all the CRS-R subscales are influenced by consciousness fluctuations. We here showed that consciousness fluctuations influence the behavioral diagnosis, and that 5 assessments within a short period of time are needed to get a reliable clinical diagnosis. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 70 (18 ULg)
Hypnose et douleurs chroniques
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Structural brain injury in patients with disorders of consciousness: a voxel-based morphometry study
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Correlation between resting state fMRI total neuronal activity and PET metabolism in healthy controls and patients with disorders of consciousness
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Introduction: The mildly invasive 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography (FDG-PET) is a well-established imaging technique to measure 'resting state' cerebral metabolism. This technique made it possible to assess changes in metabolic activity in clinical applications, such as the study of severe brain injury and disorders of consciousness. Objective: We assessed the possi- bility of creating functional MRI activity maps, which could estimate the rela- tive levels of activity in FDG-PET cerebral metabolic maps. If no metabolic absolute measures can be extracted, our approach may still be of clinical use in centers without access to FDG-PET. It also overcomes the problem of recogniz- ing individual networks of independent component selection in functional mag- netic resonance imaging (fMRI) resting state analysis. Methods: We extracted resting state fMRI functional connectivity maps using independent component analysis and combined only components of neuronal origin. To assess neu- ronality of components a classification based on support vector machine (SVM) was used. We compared the generated maps with the FDG-PET maps in 16 healthy controls, 11 vegetative state/unresponsive wakefulness syndrome patients and four locked-in patients. Results: The results show a significant similarity with q = 0.75 0.05 for healthy controls and q = 0.58 0.09 for vegetative state/unresponsive wakefulness syndrome patients between the FDG- PET and the fMRI based maps. FDG-PET, fMRI neuronal maps, and the conjunction analysis show decreases in frontoparietal and medial regions in vegetative patients with respect to controls. Subsequent analysis in locked-in syndrome patients produced also consistent maps with healthy controls. Conclusions: The constructed resting state fMRI functional connectivity map points toward the possibility for fMRI resting state to estimate relative levels of activity in a metabolic map. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 74 (14 ULg)
Evaluation clinique des états de conscience altérée
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Cerebral functional connectivity periodically (de)synchronizes with anatomical constraints
Liegeois, Raphaël ; ; Bahri, Mohamed Ali et al
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This paper studies the link between resting-state functional connectivity (FC), measured by the correlations of the fMRI BOLD time courses, and structural connectivity (SC), estimated through fiber tractography. Instead of a static analysis based on the correlation between SC and the FC averaged over the entire fMRI time series, we propose a dynamic analysis, based on the time evolution of the correlation between SC and a suitably windowed FC. Assessing the statistical significance of the time series against random phase permutations, our data show a pronounced peak of significance for time window widths around 20-30 TR (40-60 sec). Using the appropriate window width, we show that FC patterns oscillate between phases of high modularity, primarily shaped by anatomy, and phases of low modularity, primarily shaped by inter-network connectivity. Building upon recent results in dynamic FC, this emphasizes the potential role of SC as a transitory architecture between different highly connected resting state FC patterns. Finally, we show that networks implied in consciousness-related processes, such as the default mode network (DMN), contribute more to these brain-level fluctuations compared to other networks, such as the motor or somatosensory networks. This suggests that the fluctuations between FC and SC are capturing mind-wandering effects. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 95 (17 ULg)
Intrinsic functional connectivity differentiates minimally conscious from unresponsive patients
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Hypnose et recherche
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Hypnosis and pain modulation.
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Efficacy and cost-effectiveness: A study of different treatment approaches in a tertiary pain centre
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The use of hypnosis in severe brain injury rehabilitation: a case report
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Swallowing in disorders of consciousness
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Neurophysiology of hypnosis
VANHAUDENHUYSE, Audrey ; Laureys, Steven ; Faymonville, Marie-Elisabeth
in Clinical Neurophysiology (2014), 44
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We here review behavioral, neuroimaging and electrophysiological studies of hypnosis as a state, as well as hypnosis as a tool to modulate brain responses to painful stimulations. Studies have shown that hypnotic processes modify internal (self awareness) as well as external (environmental awareness) brain networks. Brain mechanisms underlying the modulation of pain perception under hypnotic conditions involve cortical as well as subcortical areas including anterior cingulate and prefrontal cortices, basal ganglia and thalami. Combined with local anesthesia and conscious sedation in patients undergoing surgery, hypnosis is associated with improved peri- and postoperative comfort of patients and surgeons. Finally, hypnosis can be considered as a useful analogue for simulating conversion and dissociation symptoms in healthy subjects, permitting better characterization of these challenging disorders by producing clinically similar experiences. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 99 (9 ULg)


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Angora, panda, mitt, mutt, blaze, champagne and more. What do all of these words have in common? They're the names of specialty classes in the Ferret 500 ferret show taking place June 1, 2013, in Indianapolis. It's the second year for this show, which is sanctioned by the American Ferret Association, and benefits Five Points Ferret Refuge.
Brenda Taylor, co-founder and operator of Five Points Ferret Refuge, said that 133 ferrets are scheduled to compete at the show, between four championship rings and 18 specialty classes.
"All classes have sponsors and will be represented," Taylor said. "Breeder, sable and late-alter classes filled up right before the deadline, which is great."
For dedicated show-goers, ferret shows are not to be missed. Fewer than a dozen AFA-sanctioned shows occur in the United States each year, so opportunities to attend or compete are at a premium. People have been known to plan vacations around a ferret show.
Entries for this year's Ferret 500 come from 11 states outside of Indiana, including people traveling from as far away as Alaska, Colorado and Massachusetts.
New to the Ferret 500 this year is the addition of the Angora class, which is not an AFA-sanctioned class.
"We added an Angora class to the show this year upon the request of the Angora group," Taylor said. "Angoras are becoming more popular as pets, and it is an interesting example of the diversity of the species."
Also new this year are additional fun events. Taylor said they're holding a costume contest, ferret car racing on a track, contests for smallest and largest ferrets (named mini ferret and moose ferret respectively), a photo contest (participants must bring print photos of their ferrets to the show), a paper bag escape contest and a treat-eating contest.
"There will be ribbons awarded in each category and a grand prize winner for the fun matches as a whole," Taylor said.
And something large is coming to the show.
"This year we plan to add a ferret mascot," Taylor said. "An 8-foot, inflatable 'ferret' that will be available to travel to other AFA shows."
In addition to watching ferrets compete in serious or fun events and ogling the 8-foot mascot, attendees can also shop. Vendors include Isabella Gucci Jones Collection, Crinkle Tunnels By Staci and American Ferret Association.
A raffle will add the spice of possibly winning a great prize to the day.
But a serious side lies behind the scenes. Taylor pointed out that after the competition, a secondary function of the show is financial support for Five Points Ferret Refuge. Revenue generated pays for medical bills, food, bedding and more for the ferrets in the shelter's care. And the show is yet another opportunity to promote adopting ferrets into good homes.
"There will be board members and shelter director present all day," Taylor said. "Showing ferret videos and distributing adoption and foster applications and answering any questions people might have about adoption or ferrets in general."
She said that Five Points Ferret Refuge has adopted 43 ferrets into loving homes since the shelter opened in 2009. "We try to keep our population in the shelter at about 30, so that each ferret enjoys individual attention, socialization and enrichment."
Although the Ferret 500 is a ferret-friendly event, only ferrets pre-registered for the show are allowed into the show hall, and no other pets can enter.
With all the planned events, there's plenty to keep a person busy. The Ferret 500 takes place at the Marion County Fairgrounds, Exposition Hall, 7300 E. Troy Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana 46239. The public is welcome from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on show day, June 1st. Exhibitors check in from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m., and judging begins at 9:30 a.m.
"A spectator can expect an entertaining few hours, watching the judging of the ferrets, shopping the many vendors' booths, participating in the judging of the costume and photo contests, laughing at the Ferret 500 car races, winning a raffle prize, admiring some of the nation's most handsome ferrets and being surrounded by a group of ferret enthusiasts who truly enjoy their frisky, fuzzy, little pets," Taylor said. "All for a mere $5 admission. Who could ask for more?"
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Guide to Same-Sex Couples After Historic Ruling on DOMA
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The Supreme Court's historic ruling striking down Section 3 of the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, is an enormous victory for loving, married couples and their families, and affirms that they deserve equal treatment under the law. This victory demonstrates the importance of access to marriage and gives married same-sex couples access to the tangible benefits of the federal safety net, allowing them to better protect one another and their children.
The "After DOMA: What It Means for You" LGBT Organizations Fact Sheet Series details many of the ways federal agencies accord legal respect to married same-sex couples. The guide includes 14 fact sheets on the following topics: bankruptcy; Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA; federal employee benefits; Family Medical Leave Act, or FMLA; immigration; Medicaid; Medicare; military spousal benefits; private employment benefits; Social Security; Supplemental Security Income; taxes; Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, or TANF; and veteran spousal benefits.
Until same-sex couples can marry in every state in the nation, there will be uncertainty about the extent to which same-sex spouses will receive federal marital-based protections nationwide. For federal programs that assess marital status based on the law of a state that does not respect marriages of same-sex couples, those state laws will likely pose obstacles for legally married couples and surviving spouses in accessing federal protections and responsibilities.*
The fact sheet series is produced together by: American Civil Liberties Union, Center for American Progress, Family Equality Council, Freedom to Marry, Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders, Human Rights Campaign, Immigration Equality, Lambda Legal, National Center for Lesbian Rights, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, and OutServe-SLDN.
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- The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
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- Military Spousal Benefits
- Private Employment Issues and Benefits
- Social Security Spousal and Family Protections
- Supplemental Security Income for Aged, Blind, and Disabled (SSI)
- Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
- Veterans' Spousal Benefits
* These fact sheets are intended to provide general information regarding major areas of federal marriage-based rights and protections offered by federal agencies. Before making a decision, it is essential that same-sex couples consult an attorney for individualized legal advice. People must make careful decisions about when and where to marry, even as advocates work toward equality.
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A thousand years ago, the Viking King Canute had himself carried into the sea by his courtiers. He was the most powerful king of his time. But by showing that he could not turn back the incoming waves, he hoped they would understand that he was not all-powerful. This is a lesson still to be […]
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Financial markets have been fired up over the past 2 years via the arrival of high volume computerised trading. This now dominates market action. And until recently, the US Federal Reserve was happy to finance this activity, via its $600bn QE2 programme. The Fed's aim was to generate inflation, and so avoid the risk of […]
A final push on the piece of string
Yesterday the US Fed cut interest rates to an all-time low of 0% – 0.25%. Once again, Wall Street celebrated with a major rally, even though the move had more symbolic than practical purpose. It made it appear that the authorities were "doing something", even though the evidence of previous rate cuts indicates they have […]
'Grey hair and good advice matter'
The credit crunch began a year ago. At that time, the blog was very much in a minority when worrying that it might turn into something big enough to impact 'the real economy'. A year later, it is fascinating to review the crunch's impact so far, and how people's attitudes have changed:
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Drake Well Museum admission free Tuesday with shelter donation
TITUSVILLE -- Drake Well Museum will offer free admission with a donation to a local shelter Tuesday.
The museum will accept nonperishable foods, paper products, and cleaning and laundry supplies for Titusville YWCA's St. James House.
Drake Well Museum is at 202 Museum Lane. Museum hours Tuesday are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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Eagles fall 4-1 to Aces
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The Colorado Eagles dropped their first game of a three-game series against the Alaska Aces on Friday.
The Aces beat the Eagles 4-1, scoring two just 2 minutes apart in the final period.
Colorado goalie Adam Brown stopped all 14 of the Aces' shots in the scoreless first period.
In its third power play of the game, Alaska got its first goal at 8:41 in the second period. Meanwhile, the Eagles managed just four shots in the second period.
The Eagles got their goal from Dylan Hood, who beat the goalie on a breakaway in the third period.
Colorado has two more games in Alaska starting at 9:15 tonight.
Eagles add two to roster
The Colorado Eagles, suffering an historic dearth of depth in the past several games, added two players just in time for their trip to Alaska for a three-game set.
Playing with as few as 12 active players at points in the past few weeks, the Eagles welcomed forwards Ray Kaunisto and Devin DiDiomete to the roster ahead of Friday night's slate with the Aces.
Kaunisto has logged 19 games for the Eagles already this season, according to an Eagles news release. Kaunisto has scored nine points for the Eagles this season, as the Eagles welcome him back from their American Hockey League affiliate, the St. John's IceCaps.
DiDiomete has 58 ECHL games under his belt and has registered 281 penalty minutes. He also has 54 points, making him more than just an enforcer.


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The father of an American citizen designated a terrorist by the US and earmarked for targeted killing has denounced the Obama Administration and revealed his plans to strike back in the US courts.
In an exclusive interview with The Times Nasser al-Awlaki said that the US Administration was acting illegally in targeting his son Anwar. "What the US Government is doing is against the American Constitution," he said.
Speaking in Sanaa, where the US-backed Government's struggle to subdue the group al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has provoked anger, Dr al-Awlaki said that he was working with Yemeni and American lawyers


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I'm sure it happens. Wouldn't really expect any of them to be too vocal about it, though.
I think it's more of a concern at postgrad when fees are paid up front.
I don't know anyone personally, and I feel there are other options. Throughout the 3 years undergraduate level there is time to save for postgrad.
At undergraduate I can understand financial pressure, but at the same time there are FAR too many people I know who go on about how they have no money and yet refuse to get a job.
Prostitution is surely rare, but lap dancing isn't. Most lap dancers I know are actually students (not that I know many!). This isn't a new thing though; my dad used to be a DJ and said all the girls he worked with were students, and this was 30 or 40 years ago. To say it is a new phenomenon would be playing a political game. Being a student has always been financially tough, unstable and stressful; I don't think the coalition's tenure has made any difference.
Yes it does happen.
However should a guy not know of this when he starts dating her he should be on the lookout for signs derived in 'daddy issues'.
The role of a father in life is to make sure his daughter doesn't touch the pole on-stage.
Probably does happen, doubt that it's very common though. I've heard rumours about girls who will sleep with people for tickets to sold out SU events, but I doubt they're true and that's as close as I've personally heard about it.
I fail to see how somebody can be forced into prostitution to pay back their student loans when you don't actually have to pay back your student loans unless you're earning the average wage.
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I think people going 'student fees arnt upfront money so therefore it doesnt result in any increase' OPEN YOUR EYES, some people find money and debt extremely stressful, just because your able to sweep the thought of it under the carpet and go - 'oh ill pay later' doesnt mean everyone else is? The costs of living in places like London is ridiculous aswell and I can imagine its very easy to see being an escort as a good financial plan.
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Yes it does happen.
However should a guy not know of this when he starts dating her he should be on the lookout for signs derived in 'daddy issues'.
The role of a father in life is to make sure his daughter doesn't touch the pole on-stage.
anyone can have daddy issues just watch jeremy kyle. better a straight headed ex prostitute than a ratty ravaged whale psycho.
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With that level of translation skills there's a job at the EU ready and waiting for you.
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Dont label these women as ****s and sluts, in a way - at least theyre getting paid for it?
I sell myself all the time to fund my course.
It's good money and the hours are great! :3
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Marks first foray in scripted fare for Gore's channel
Al Gore is taking interactive TV to the next level in Italy.
Gore's Milan-based Current TV outpost — it's only operation in continental Europe — has just started airing Italy's first Web TV drama series, called "Frammenti" (Fragments) about an investigative journo who falls prey to a memory loss drug, accused of a murder he did not commit.
Viewers, both on TV and the Web, try to rescue Lorenzo Soare, the intrepid protag, becoming investigators themselves and an integral part of the show. Besides being a totally new type of content for Italy, the series also marks the first foray into scripted drama for Current TV, which has heretofore made guerrilla-style journalism its trademark.
Since setting up a local channel in May 2008 featuring both user-generated content and purchased product, beamed by Rupert Murdoch's Sky Italia satcaster and visible online, Current TV is making Italy its global testing ground for the niche new media web, aimed at 18- to 35-year-olds.
"Italy acts as a laboratory for the whole network; one that yields positive results," says Current TV Italy managing director Tommaso Tessarolo.
Gore and his team last year selected Italy as its first non-English-language base — the English-lingo ones are in the U.S., U.K., and Canada — because in the land of media-mogul-turned prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, the more sophisticated folks who go online "are deeply dissatisfied by the available existing media; especially what's on TV," he says.
By focusing on investigative reporting and airing its "Vanguard Journalism" shows, which often tackle off-limit topics, Current TV Italy scores an average of half a million viewers daily in a country with 20 million TV homes.
Its hot-button pieces have recently included a docu that bowed Nov. 4, about the unholy amount of moolah generated for the tourism biz by iconic Franciscan friar Padre Pio since being made a saint by the Vatican in 2002, and PBS docu "Citizen Berlusconi," which no other Italo outlet dared to air.
And while it's too early to guage the success of "Frammenti, it's safe to say it caused a stir even before its Oct. 22 debut.
As part of the "Frammenti" promotional campaign, Current ran TV spots for the fictional memory-sedating drug, called Letenox, that's featured in the show (and is supported by a Letenox website, which actually a part of the show's interactivity). Local newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano fell for the hoax and published an article blasting the drug.
Italians "have a strong desire to get to the bottom of things, which is why we chose to turn them into investigators," says Davide Bartolucci, topper of Shado, the Italo content company that developed the format in tandem with online game designer LOG607.
"Now we are thinking the format could evolve toward real events and turn viewers into investigators of Italy's dark and turbulent present and recent past."


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USA 100 Falls To Rain Again
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JAMAICA, Va. – Officials of the ULTIMATE Super Late Model Series and Virginia Motor Speedway announced today that the 34th Annual USA 100 scheduled for Friday has been cancelled due to heavy rain.
After three rainouts the event will not be rescheduled for 2013. Officials with both the series and track will work on a date for the 2014 season.
The speedway returns to action next Saturday for Pepsi Night at the Races.
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Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, (Record Group 75) held in NARA's Great Lakes Region (Chicago)
Menominee Indian Mills, Keshena, Wisconsin
I. General Records
Correspondence with Other Indian Agencies, 1925-1938
Miscellaneous Correspondence of Mill Officials, 1938-1950
Miscellaneous Records of the Forest Supervisor, 1905-1955
Correspondence Related to Purchasing, 1924-1936
Correspondence Related to Wartime Priority Purchasing, 1942-1945
Correspondence Pertaining to Exceptions to Expenditures, 1927-1937
Correspondence Pertaining to Special Spending Authorities, 1926-1933
II. Administrative Records, 1908-1961
Accounting Records of Mill Manager, 1918-1953
Records of Prices Charged, 1911-1944
Records of Investigation of the Menominee Mills, 1950-1951
Appraisals of Property, 1934-1947
Inventories of Property, 1912-1960
Property Identification Cards, 1925
Records of Menominee Retail Stores, 1956-1959
Time and Attendance Records, 1953-1961
Reports on Personnel Actions, 1924-1928
Rent Records, 1924-1949
Motor Vehicle Operations Book, 1947-1953
Registers of Railroad Shipments, 1909-1926
Truck Transportation Register, 1944-1946
Records of Local Deliveries, 1944-1945
Records Related to Rail Shipments, 1923-1941
Mill Production Journals, 1909-1949
Log and Wood Product Production and Delivery Record Books, 1935-1954
Maps and Plats, 1908-1937
Timber Estimates and Maps, 1908-1915
Annual Reports, 1908-1926
Forestry Reports, 1927-1951
III. Financial Records
Operating and Financial Statements, 1926-1955
Report on Operations, Menominee Indian Mills 1908-1934 [Section II], 1934
Warehouse Journals, 1909-1932
Journal of Construction Contracts, 1911-1926
Accounts Payable Registers, 1909-1941
Accounts Payable Voucher Files, 1908-1957
Accounts Payable Invoices, 1919-1923
Purchase Order Files, 1932-1948
Schedules of Disbursements, 1924-1951
Reports of Accounts Current, 1928-1942
Daily Accounting Summaries, 1939-1953
Schedules of Collections, 1924-1953
Records of Official Receipts, 1919-1939
Records of Deposits, 1909-1955
Lists of Checks Issued, 1924-1934
Disbursing Office Ledger, 1936-1942
Cash Books, 1908-1936
Records of Payments Made, 1941-1947
Records of Expenditures-Four Per Cent Fund, 1925-1926
Operating Costs Journal, 1924-1926
Jobber Contract Files, 1926-1947
Miscellaneous Payroll Records, 1923-1955
Mill Payroll Journal (Check Registers), 1949-1959
Jobber's Summary Sheets, 1930-1940
Employee Accounts Receivable, 1922-1949
Distribution of Payroll Ledger, 1926-1935
Journal Voucher Files, 1916-1955
Settlement Journal Memos, 1948-1958
Analyzed Liabilities and Vouchered Expenditures, 1916-1918
Ledger Journals, 1909-1926
Trial Balance Books, 1909-1945
Trial Balance Ledger Sheets, 1924-1953
Appropriations Ledgers, 1922-1947
Cost Ledgers, 1934-1946
Mills and Lumbering Records, 1919-1956
Journal Voucher Files, 1916-1961
General Fiscal Records, 1948-1961
Agent Cashier Files, 1955-1961
IV. Records Related to Trust Responsibilities
Transfer of Property Memoranda, 1938-1959
Indian Credits and Accounts Receivable, 1949-1957
V. Records Related to Tribal Resources
Installment Account Ledger Sheets, 1924-1925
Stock Inventory Books, 1944-1958
Summary of Production Files, 1926-1960
Log Scale Books, 1909-1918
Contract Settlement Journals, 1892-1927
Marking Tally Files, 1936-1953
Log Scale Slips, 1914-1955
Chief Clerk's Work Papers, 1934-1958
VI. Records Related to Health and Welfare
Fire Insurance Policy Registers, 1915-1926
Records Related to Insurance, 1938-1952
VII. Education Records
Records of the Veterans Retraining Program, 1946-1951
VIII. Sales Department Records
Sales Analyses, 1927-1951
General Account Journals, 1926-1951
Sales Department Accounts Receivable Ledgers, 1900-1955
Sales Department Accounts Receivable Summaries, 1936-1947
Statements of Account Balances, 1931-1959
Accounts Receivable Status Reports, 1927-1957
Reports on Customer Credit, 1939-1941
Sales Correspondence Files, 1925-1957
Registers of Orders, 1937-1951
Sales Contract and Invoice Files, 1922-1957
Local Sales Journals, 1911-1926
Local Sales Invoices, 1916-1958
Local Sales Orders, 1949-1958
Store Sales Reports, 1936-1959
Daily Shipping Reports, 1955-1960
See Also:
- Link to NARA-wide Native American Resources


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Published on April 18th, 2012 | by Becky Striepe1
Spotted: Simple Window Herb Garden
You know that we're all about growing your own food around here, and while apartment dwellers and other folks without access to a back yard may not be able to grow as much food, that doesn't rule out growing food entirely.
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MADISON, Ind. — Rotary Lift's new MW-500 Mobile Wheel Lift can remove and position any size wheel or tire weighing up to 500 pounds, making it much easier and more ergonomic for technicians to work on buses, heavy-duty trucks and construction equipment, company officials said.
"The removal and installation of heavy-duty tires and wheels can be a difficult, time-consuming process that sometimes involves two or more technicians," explained Ron Lainhart, parts and service manager for Rotary Lift. "With the MW-500 Mobile Wheel Lift, a single technician using a vehicle lift can lift the truck to a comfortable working height, raise the wheel lift to cradle the wheel, remove the lug nuts and lower the wheel to the ground without strain. A job that used to require multiple people can now be completed by one operator."
The MW-500 wheel lift's arms are spaced wider than those on Rotary Lift's MW-200 light-duty wheel lift to facilitate moving heavy-duty wheels and tires. The arms feature rollers that are designed to allow the wheel to be easily rotated 360 degrees when aligning it with the hub and are mounted on an offset column to provide unobstructed access to the lug nuts.
The MW-500 wheel lift is capable of dually holding wheels to maximize efficiency, according to the company. Each arm's roller is designed to split in half, so a technician can load two wheels onto the lift, raise them into place, and rotate the wheels independently to align them instead of repeating the same process twice with a single wheel. A tie-down strap is included to prevent wheels from falling off the wheel lift.
The MW-500 wheel lift's rise time is designed to be six seconds, so it does not disrupt the repair process, according to Rotary Lift. Since the MW-500 wheel lift is powered by air, there is no need to charge or replace batteries, company officials said. The lift comes equipped with an air hose and features an additional air tool connection on the column to reduce the number of hoses running from the compressor. The column also includes a tray for parts to keep everything organized.
A single lever is used to raise and lower the MW-500 wheel lift, designed to make it easy to operate. Needle valves enable the adjustment of raising and lowering speeds, and the lift includes a pressure regulator to prevent overloading. The MW-500 wheel lift rolls on four casters built to negotiate shop floors, according to Rotary Lift.
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Michael O'Neill knows the shadow will probably never completely fade away and the Charleston RiverDogs outfielder is OK with that.
Charleston RiverDogs
Charleston RiverDogs
Season Opener: Thursday at Augusta.
Home Opener: Monday vs. Greenville
Time: 7:05 p.m.
Where: Riley Park
Tickets: www.riverdogs.com
For as long as O'Neill's professional baseball career lasts, the former University of Michigan star understands that the comparisons with his famous uncle - former New York Yankees outfielder Paul O'Neill - are unavoidable and will always linger somewhere in the background.
Instead of fighting the inevitable, however, the young O'Neill has decided to embrace his family's lineage.
"He's my uncle, he was a great player, so I know people are going to ask me about him," Michael O'Neill said Monday afternoon at Riley Park. "They've been asking me about him since I first started playing baseball and now that I'm in the Yankees organization I know it's going to come up more and more.
"I use him as a reference point, as a resource, because he's been through the same thing I'm going through right now. Instead of worrying about living up to what he did on the field, I'm going use his knowledge of the game so I can get to where he got to during his career."
Besides the same O'Neill last name, Michael and Paul, share the same unapologetic passion toward the game. Paul O'Neill was as renowned for his tirades and water-cooler busting tantrums as his home runs during his 17-season professional career. Michael has been known to wear his emotions on his shelve as well.
"I think that's the way you are supposed to play the game," Michael said. "Whoever said you can't play the game with emotion has never played it before. I love the game, so I'm passionate about it. I don't apologize for that."
Beyond their shared intensity for the game, the similarities between the two O'Neill's end. Paul O'Neill, who won five World Series titles, was known as a legitimate power hitter finishing his career with 281 home runs, while his nephew was taken in the third round of last summer's Major League draft for his speed and high batting average. Michael O'Neill stole 73 stolen bases in three seasons with the Wolverines, which ranks fourth all-time in school history. A goal of 20 stolen bases with the RiverDogs this season is realistic, said Charleston manager Luis Dorante.
"Michael has a little bit of power, but his speed is what makes him a good prospect," Dorante said. "I think he's capable of 20-plus stolen bases. He has that kind of speed and he's smart on the base paths."
Largely due to his uncle's influence, Michael O'Neill has been a lifelong Yankees fan. After his senior season at Olentangy Liberty High School in Powell, Ohio, the Yankees drafted O'Neill in the 42nd round in 2010. But O'Neill passed on the chance of playing for Yankees, deciding instead to enroll at Michigan.
"I don't think I was ready to play professionally right after high school," O'Neill said.
O'Neill made steady progress during his three seasons with Michigan, culminating by leading the Wolverines in seven offensive statistical categories his junior year, including hitting (.356) and stolen bases (23).
When he was taken by the Yankees last summer with the 103rd overall pick and received a $500,000 signing bonus, he couldn't pass on the chance to wear pinstripes for a second time.
"They are 30 other teams in the big leagues and the Yankees took me twice," O'Neill said. "I didn't want to risk it a third time."
In 64 games with Staten Island, O'Neill hit .219 with 14 runs batted in and nine stolen bases. Paul O'Neill works for the YES Network as a Yankees broadcaster and was able to see his nephew play a few times with Staten Island. Two of Paul O'Neill's children attend Furman, so Michael expects his uncle to make a trip or two to South Carolina this summer.
"He was able to get to a couple of games and it was great to have him watch me and give me some tips afterwards," Michael O'Neill said. "I'll probably see him in Greenville a few times when we play up there."
Manager Luis Dornate during RiverDogs media day Tuesday, April 1, 2014 at Joe Riley Park. Paul Zoeller/Staff×


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UPDATE Just got this email:
Hello Recipients,
My name is James Yoo, Director of Operations for Fllu. There has been contact that was made from our company regarding promotional opportunities, specifically to be made via public community channels - namely Stackexchange/Stackoverflow. Please note that our request to promote via these public channels is a breach against their Terms of Service and could result in your account being terminated. We do not condone such actions that contradict the respective forum policies and would like to redact any correspondences made.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you and best regards.
Uh huh. So you read the ToS. Next you might figure out that StackOverflow sells ad space and you could run legitimate campaigns there!
If being against the ToS is the only thing in your way, you're still on my don't-want-to-hear-about-anything-you-touch-ever-again list.
I just feel bad about the guys who've already posted about it and might not get their $500. Wait. No, I don't. Screw those guys.
I love StackOverflow. I really do. Recently, I've had way too much free time on my hands and I've been accruing Internet Points:
The majority of that is from the Android tag. What can I say? I enjoy tracking down class loading problems.
Apparently, that caught the attention of John Yoon, who left a comment on this post.
Hi Delyan,
I found you via Stackoverflow. Sorry I am writing in the comment section but I couldn't find an email address. I was wondering if you would be interested in doing a small partnership to promote the upcoming Samsung Smart App Challenge. We need guys that know about Android Apps on Stackoverflow. So if you are interested please email me
I was super excited! I'm new to this blog game and this comment is validating both my blog and my StackOverflow efforts!
So, I shot back this brusque email, thinking they need someone to provide support in their forums, or help out teams or do the challenge or…
Hi John,
You recently got in touch at my blog (delyan.me) asking if I was interested in doing something with the Samsung Smart App Challenge. I'll cut to the chase - what's the challenge, what would be my participation in it, what's the timeframe and why me? :)
Thanks, -- Delyan Sent from my phone
Having seen the title of this post, you can probably guess how he replied (emphasis mine):
Hi Delyan,
We are in charge of getting the word out about SSAC (Samsung Smart App Challenge) for Stackoverflow. There are a lot of Android App developers on the site that don't even know about the contest. The contest is pretty big. You can check out the details for the contest here. [link redacted]. We contacted members that we feel know something about Androids and Android Apps. Also those that are ACTIVE on Stackoverflow... All we need you to do is talk about the SSAC (Samsung Smart App Challenge) and get the word out. How? We were thinking about 4 questions on Stackoverflow over the span of a month..... as well as replies to posts made by other members. Don't worry about finding the questions to reply to because we will send you links. We don't want to SPAM...I repeat we don't want you to spam the message boards with links to the contest. The questions should be casual and organic. Like "Anyone know anything about SSAC? or..."Need some feedback on the app I am about to enter for the Samsung Smart App Challenge." You have a dialogue with people that reply. That is it! 4 questions spread out over a month (August 31st is the deadline to enter). Replies to others posts about the SSAC (you will get responses because we have other members doing the same thing you are doing). We are willing to pay $500 just for that. Not a lot of work...since you are involved in Stackoverflow ANYWAY. If you are still interested please let me know.
How do I put this politely?
First, it's clear that this guy is totally out of touch with what StackOverflow is - if anyone posted "questions" like that on StackOverflow, they'd be downvoted to -∞.
Second, it insulting to me to expect that I'd violate the community I've put so much effort into for a few bucks. Had they approached me to ask that I promote the competition legitimately, I would've been happy to do it out of goodwill.
Lastly, "Androids"?! Really?!
I know this isn't Samsung's fault directly but please, please help me prevent FLLU and Samsung from getting away with this! Spread the word, don't let them undermine the few good communities we've created out there on the interwebz!
I've notified StackExchange, hopefully they can do something about it on their end.
Edit: fixed spelling, redacted link so that I don't drive traffic to them.


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Immigration debate clears procedural Senate hurdle
WASHINGTON -- In Spanish and English, the Senate pushed contentious immigration legislation over early procedural hurdles with deceptive ease Tuesday as President Barack Obama insisted the "moment is now" to give 11 million immigrants in the United States illegally a chance at citizenship.
Despite the lopsided votes, Republicans served notice they will seek to toughen the bill's border security provisions and impose tougher terms on those seeking to gain legal status.
"This bill has serious flaws," said their party leader, Sen. Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky, one of several who said pointedly that the 60-vote majority they will demand for passage is hardly assured.
Even before the first proposed changes were considered, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, a potential 2016 Republican presidential contender, outlined the complicated state of play for a measure that he helped draft as a member of the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" and now seeks to alter. With changes to tighten control of the U.S.-Mexican border, he said, about half of the Senate's 46 Republicans are prepared to vote to create the pathway to citizenship that is backed by most or all of the 55 lawmakers aligned with the Democratic majority.
At the White House, Obama said repeatedly the current immigration system is broken.
Referring to the 11 million currently in the country unlawfully, he said, "Yes, they broke the rules; they didn't wait their turn. They shouldn't be let off easy. They shouldn't be allowed to game the system. But at the same time, the vast majority of these individuals aren't looking for any trouble. They're just looking to provide for their families, contribute to their communities."
At its core, the bill sets out a 13-year journey to citizenship for the millions of immigrants who arrived in the United States illegally through the end of 2011 or who overstayed their visas. That journey would include paying fines and back taxes and other measures. The bill also requires a tighter border to prevent future illegal immigration.
Other key provisions would create a new program for low-skilled workers to enter the country and expand the number of visas for high-skilled workers who are particularly in demand at technology firms. The bill also jettisons a decades-old system that favors family ties over education, job skills and other factors in prioritizing prospective legal immigrants.
Obama didn't say so, but the legislation is likely his best hope of achieving a second-term landmark domestic accomplishment.
Numerous Republicans hope to use the issue to repair their party's image among Hispanic voters, a growing portion of the electorate in key states, and a group that polls show gave Obama 71 percent of its votes in 2012. But the GOP is divided, with tea party-backed lawmakers and other conservatives resisting anything that smacks of amnesty or otherwise seems to permit legalization without assuring the long border with Mexico in particular is virtually closed to future unlawful immigration.
"Of all of the issues swirling around this bill, the path to citizenship for those who are here illegally is the single most divisive issue," said Sen. Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican elected to his first term in the fall. "And that is the issue on which the Obama White House and Senate Democrats insist, and by insisting on that division I believe they by design destine this bill to be voted down."
In the Capitol, Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., chose to deliver a speech on the immigration measure in Spanish. He said it was appropriate to do so since the language "has been spoken in this country since Spanish missionaries founded St. Augustine, Fla., in 1565. Spanish is also spoken by almost 40 million Americans who have a lot at stake in the outcome of this debate," he said in an English translation provided by his office.
Taken together, the two procedural votes had the effect of placing the bill formally before the Senate and open for amendments. Both drew more than 80 votes, reflecting a bipartisan desire to have the debate that now is expected to consume three weeks.
As the Senate embarked on its debate, House Speaker John Boehner said he hoped companion legislation could clear committee in the House by the end of the month. In an ABC interview, the Ohio Republican sidestepped when asked if he is prepared to support a pathway to citizenship for those living in the country illegally.


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Warren Gatland became the second foreigner to be selected as coach of the British & Irish Lions on Tuesday, with the New Zealander calling his appointment for the series against Australia "the ultimate honour."
Gatland was an assistant to Ian McGeechan for the 2009 tour of South Africa, making him the heavy favorite for the role after leading Wales to the Grand Slam in this year's Six Nations and the semifinals of World Cup in 2011.
Gatland will coach Wales in the autumn tests against New Zealand and Australia before being seconded to the Lions - a squad made up of players from the home nations - on a full-time basis ahead of a 10-match tour that features three tests.
"For a player, it is the pinnacle of their career. It is the same for the coaches involved," Gatland said. "It is the pinnacle of anyone's coaching career. To be given this opportunity is a huge privilege."
Graham Henry, also a New Zealander, is the only other non-Briton to coach the Lions - in 2001 when the Lions lost the series 2-1 to Australia after winning the first test.
They also lost in New Zealand (3-0) in 2005 and South Africa (2-1) three years ago, meaning they will be bidding next year for a first series win since 1997.
"There is no question it will be one hell of a challenge," said Gatland, who is expected to confirm his full coaching team in October. "Playing in the southern hemisphere is one of rugby's hardest challenges. The Lions came close in South Africa and our ambition is to win the series in 2013 - and I believe we have the players to do that."
Apart from the three tests - in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney - the Lions will play six matches against regional teams and also a tour curtain-raiser against an invitational Barbarians side in Hong Kong on June 1.
Lions tours are big business off the pitch but the team's poor results on it since 2001 have led some to question whether they still deserve a spot in rugby's already-crowded calendar.
However, most northern-hemisphere players consider playing for the Lions as big as competing for their countries at World Cups and the prospect of bringing together the stars of Welsh, English, Irish and Scottish together in one team never fails to excite rugby fans.
"When they put their Lions jersey on, they can see it's another step up," Gatland said. "There is definitely history that goes with the Lions, and it's important we go and be successful."
Gatland's appointment was one of the worst-kept secrets in rugby and would have been confirmed in April had he not fractured bones in both heels after falling heavily while cleaning windows at his beach house in New Zealand. That forced Lions officials to delay the announcement.
A hooker in his playing career, Gatland competed against the Lions in 1993, when the Waikato team he captained beat the touring side 38-10.
"We were bouncing off the walls," Gatland recalled. "We were playing against the traditions of the British and Irish Lions."
He played 17 matches for New Zealand but not a single test, with a regular starting spot for his country being blocked by Sean Fitzpatrick. As a coach, he has enjoyed more success, leading Ireland between 1998-2001 before being hired by English club London Wasps - where he won the European Cup in a trophy-laden spell. With Wales since 2007, he has won two Grand Slams in the Six Nations.
"It has been no secret that after the initial selection process, Warren was our preferred candidate," Lions tour manager Andy Irvine said.
In Gatland's absence, Rob Howley will take charge of Wales for its last two autumn tests and for the 2013 Six Nations. By that time, Gatland will be in full Lions mode, checking out players for the squad.
"Particularly during the Six Nations, I need to show people the impartiality I'm going to bring to this role," Gatland said.
Nevertheless, with Wales the standout team in the northern hemisphere at present, it will be a major surprise if the Welsh aren't the best-represented nation in the squad.
Wales captain Sam Warburton is the early favorite to take the armband, too.


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Engine Builder:
Model: Four - 40
Make: Gray Motor Co.
Inboard/Outboard: Inboard
Engine Type: Gasoline
Production Date: c. 1940's
Engine Design: Four-Stroke
Overall Condition: Good
Rebuilt/Restored: Restored
Horsepower: 37@2000rpm
Cylinders: 4
Bore: 3 - 3/16"
Stoke: 4 - 3/8"
Accession:Misc Inbd 32
Remarks: Received by MSM on 6/21/07. Considered as part of "The Whitford Collection". Presently on the floor in MILL C-2. This engine, along with eight others, was part of the MSM display for the 2008 Marine Engine Show. Above data taken from engine itself and from "Grarmarine Four and Six Cylinder Gasoline Engines Maintenance Handbook" in our files. The above engine data should be confirmed to prevent possible confusion with other similar engines.


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Museum Secrets
|Museum Secrets
|Documentary history
|Narrated by
|Colm Feore
|Country of origin
|Original language(s)
|English, French
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|Executive producer(s)
|Robert Lang
|Running time
|44 minutes
|Production company(s)
|Kensington Communications, Inc.
|Original network
|Original release
|January 6, 2011– May 2, 2014
|External links
|Production website
Museum Secrets is a TV series on History Television in Canada[1] and a website with videos and games; exploring the world's renowned museums and their most enigmatic objects. Narrated by Canadian actor Colm Feore, the TV series is currently airing its third and final season. Museum Secrets is produced by Kensington Communications Inc.
The show won two awards at the Canadian Screen Awards in 2014 for Best Factual Series and Best Picture Editing in an Information Program or Series[2]
The Royal Ontario Museum held a special exhibit during the winter of 2011, featuring objects from the Museum Secrets series. Several Canadian newspapers previewed the exhibit: National Post,[3] Toronto Sun,[4] Torontoist[5] and Toronto Star.[6]
- History Television in Canada
- Historia in French Canada
- BBC Knowledge in Australia and New Zealand
- Yesterday channel (UKTV) in the UK
- National Geographic Channel (Canada)
- Smithsonian Channel (US)
- TVB J2 (Hong Kong)
- Canal Encuentro (Argentina)
Each season, the series travels to the world's greatest museums in search of the mysteries behind their objects.
Season 1 episodes[edit]
- Vatican
- Louvre
- Royal Ontario Museum[[7]]
- Cairo's Egyptian Museum
- Natural History Museum in London
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
Season 2 episodes[edit]
- The Hermitage
- American Museum of Natural History
- National Archaeological Museum of Athens
- Imperial War Museum
- National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City
- Pergamon and Neues Museums in Berlin
- Kunsthistorisches Museum
- Topkapi Palace
Season 3 episodes[edit]
- Palacio Real Madrid
- Israel Museum in Jerusalem
- Uffizi Gallery
- State Historical Museum in (Moscow)
- Smithsonian
- Chateau Versailles
- Royal Museums Greenwich
- Bardo National Museum
The program's website features shorter web videos for the 14 episodes and an object navigator with 90 objects.[8]
Awards & nominations[edit]
- Canadian Screen Awards, 2014
- History Makers Awards, 2012 (now IMPACT Awards)
- 26th Annual Gemini Awards, 2011
- Best Cross-platform Project Non-fiction (Robert Lang and David Oppenheim)[10]
- Barbara Sears Award for Best Editorial Research (Rebecca Snow)[10]
- Best Original Music Score for a Documentary Program or Series (Eric Cadesky and Nick Dyer)[10]
- Interactive Rockie Awards at Banff World Media Festival, 2011
- Best Cross-platform Project[11]
- ^ "Museum Secrets Schedule on History Television Canada". History Television. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
- ^ a b c "2014 Award Winner List". Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television. Retrieved May 8, 2014.
- ^ "Museum Secrets reveals the history behind historical objects". National Post. Retrieved 5 June 2012.
- ^ "ROM secrets head for TV Museum's hidden treasures featured on new show". Toronto Sun. Retrieved 5 June 2012.
- ^ "ROM Secrets Revealed". Torontoist. Retrieved 5 June 2012.
- ^ "Royal Ontario Museum's secret mummy babies revealed". Toronto Star. 20 January 2011. Retrieved 5 June 2012.
- ^ "Museum Secrets reveals the history behind historical objects". The National Post. Retrieved 5 June 2012.
- ^ "Solving the mystery of "Degenerate Art" in Berlin". Boing Boing. Retrieved 5 June 2012.
- ^ a b "Canadian Winners at the History Makers Awards". Village Gamer news. Retrieved August 21, 2014.
- ^ a b c "26th Annual Gemini Awards". Tribute.ca. Retrieved August 21, 2014.
- ^ "Interactive Content Nominated for Banff World Media Fest". Mediacaster Magazine. Retrieved August 21, 2014.


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Alex Thompson '13 Co-Authors Article in Journal of Organic Chemistry
By Holly Foster
Posted January 4, 2013
Tags Chemistry Student Research
Alex Thompson '13, who interned at biotechnology company Genentech in San Francisco last summer, coauthored a paper in The Journal of Organic Chemistry as a result of his research. The paper, "The Cyanide Anion as a Leaving Group in Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution: Synthesis of Quaternary Centers at Azine Heterocycles," was co-authored with his supervisor, research associate Malcolm Huestis. Thompson worked as an intern in the Small Molecule Drug Discovery Department.
Thompson and Huestis developed a new reaction that will be useful in drug discovery.