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"Thankfully, you don't need even a single bit of ogre love to enjoy this new swashbuckling adventure," he adds.
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July is going to be a little bit hotter for fans of Jake and Finn and Cartoon Network's glorious animated series Adventure Time. It was announced today that the complete first season ... Continue Reading →
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Adventure Time, Cartoon Network's hit animated comedy series, returns with its fourth season on Monday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT. In the highly anticipated fourth season, familiar ... Continue Reading →
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Tommy Allsup
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November 24, 1931
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|Rock and roll, country, western swing
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|Buddy Holly, Waylon Jennings
Tommy Allsup (born November 24, 1931 in Owasso, Oklahoma) is an American rockabilly and Swing musician.
Allsup is an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation. He worked with entertainers such as Buddy Holly and Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys. Allsup was touring with Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson when he lost a fateful coin toss with Valens for a seat on the plane that crashed, killing Valens, Holly and Richardson on February 3, 1959. Allsup moved to Los Angeles, played with local bands, and did session work, including writing credit for the Ventures', "Guitar Twist".[1] (aka "Driving Guitars")
He returned to Odessa, Texas, where he worked with Ronnie Smith, Roy Orbison and producer Willie Nelson. In 1968 he moved to Nashville, where he did session work and produced Bob Wills', "24 Great Hits by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys".
In 1979, he started a club, "Tommy's Heads Up Saloon", in Dallas. The club was named for Allsup's coin toss with Valens 20 years beforehand.[2]
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Further reading[edit]
- Lehmer, Larry (2004). The day the music died: the last tour of Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens. Music Sales Group. ISBN 0-8256-7287-2.
- Patterson, R (2004). Take a Walk on the Dark Side: Rock and Roll Myths, Legends, and Curses. Simon and Schuster. ISBN 0-7432-4423-0.
- ^ Del Halterman (2009). Walk-Don't Run – The Story of the Ventures. Lulu.com. ISBN 978-0-557-04051-3.
- ^ Larry Lehmer (2004). The Day the Music Died: The Last Tour of Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper, and Ritchie Valens. Music Sales Group. ISBN 978-0-8256-7287-3.
External links[edit]
- Online biography
- Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame—Tommy Allsup
- Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture – Allsup, Tommy
- Voices of Oklahoma interview with Tommy Allsup. First person interview conducted with Tommy Allsup on September 8, 2011. Original audio and transcript archived with Voices of Oklahoma oral history project.
- Tommy Allsup - MyBestYears.com INTERVIEW SPOTLIGHT


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NEW YORK -- CBS Evening News chief anchor Katie Couric is leaving one of the most coveted chairs in television news to launch her own syndicated television show, the Associated Press is reporting.
NPR had a similar report.
Couric left her long-time role as co-host of NBC's "Today" in 2006 to sit in the anchor chair formerly held by CBS legends Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather. But reviews have been uneven for Couric.
Couric commanded a $15 million salary to take the CBS anchor job but the network remained last month the major network newscasts behind NBC and ABC. In fact, CBS' ratings are believed to be their lowest in two decades, according to mediabistro.com.
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Rice University chemist and nanocar inventor James Tour has been selected Innovator of the Year in Small Times magazine's Best of Small Tech Research Award competition. The awards recognize the best people, products and companies in nanotechnology, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and microsystems.
Tour is Chao Professor of Chemistry, professor of mechanical engineering and materials science, professor of computer science and director of the Carbon Nanotechnology Laboratory in Rice's Richard E. Smalley Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology. He was recognized for his pioneering research in molecular self-assembly, including the development of single-molecule nanocars.
Tour's group unveiled its ultrasmall nanocars in October 2005. Measuring just 3-by-4 nanometers, nanocars have four tires, a rigid chassis and axles that spin freely and swivel independently of one another. About 20,000 nanocars can be parked side-by-side across the diameter of a human hair. The nanocars were imaged in rolling action in collaboration with his colleague Kevin Kelly, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering.
In announcing the award, Small Times said Tour "is bringing molecular self-assembly to the point of commercial reality. His nanocar is a practical example of molecular manipulation, and his group is hard at work on more sophisticated machines."
Tour designed nanocars as a test system for new methods of molecular self-assembly. During the past year, his research team has extended the original concept, rolling out a motorized nanocar; a nanotruck with a cargo bay; a six-wheeled, three-axled NanoCaterpillar; a nanotrain; a nanobackhoe, complete with flexible extension arm; and an ultrasmall version of the nanocar dubbed the NanoCooper. They are currently working on a high-performance version of the motorized nanocar that contains twin solar-powered motors.
"We want to build things from the bottom-up, one molecule at a time, and in order to do that, we need to transport molecules from place to place," said Tour. "Just as cells use enzymes to assemble proteins and large molecules, we want to design synthetic transporters that are capable of doing much the same thing in non-biological environments."
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Sparked by an increase in West Nile Virus activity, the Morris County Mosquito Extermination Commission will be spraying sections of towns Wednesday and Thursday mornings, according to the commission's website.
The commission will spray Watnog Park in Morris Plains; the railroad access road between Route 10 and Hoovers Tavern in Parsippany; and the woods behind the Rockaway United Methodist Church and St Cecilia's cemetery on Academy Street in Rockaway from 7 to 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Then it will move on to South Street in Morris Township and Loantaka Park between Kitchell Road and Woodland Avenue and the Chatham border from 5 to 7 a.m. Thursday.
The West Nile Virus is transmitted by the common house mosquito, according to the commission's website.
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SEC Publishes NASD Expungement Rule
In November 2002, NASD filed with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) a proposal to adopt NASD Rule 2130 (File No. SR-NASD-2002-168). In January 2003, NASD filed an amended rule proposal that the SEC has now published for public comment. If approved by the SEC, the rule will govern requests from NASD member firms and associated persons to expunge customer dispute information from the Central Registration Depository (CRD)1. For purposes of this rule, customer dispute information includes arbitration claims, customer complaints, court filings made by customers, and arbitration awards or court judgments that may result from these claims or filings.
In January 1999, NASD imposed a moratorium on arbitration awards that directed the expungement of customer dispute information from the CRD system. Under the moratorium, NASD does not honor these arbitrator directives unless the awards are confirmed by a court of law. The proposed rule will make the existing moratorium permanent—with a limited exception for certain intra-industry awards involving defamatory statements on the Form U-5 termination notice. For more on the moratorium and the limited intra-industry exception, read the article titled "Expungements" in the December 2001 edition of The Neutral Corner.
In addition, the proposal, which is the result of lengthy consultations between the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA)2 and NASD, contains procedures for handling these expungement requests. The rule requires that NASD members or associated persons name NASD as an additional party in any court proceeding in which they are seeking an order to expunge customer dispute information or requesting confirmation of an arbitration award that directs such relief. Upon request, however, the rule permits NASD to waive this requirement, if it determines that the expungement meets one of the standards set forth below. In other words, NASD will waive the requirement that it be made a party in these judicial proceedings—provided the court order or arbitration award directing expungement contains, at least, one of the following findings:
- The claim, allegation or information is without factual basis (i.e., factually impossible or clearly erroneous);
- The complaint fails to state a claim upon which relief can be granted or is frivolous; or
- The information contained in the CRD system is defamatory in nature.
Under the proposed rule, NASD also retains authority to waive, upon request, the member's or associated person's obligation to name NASD as a party in these court proceedings where the expungement of customer dispute information is not based on one of the preceding standards. However, NASD will make this exception and waive the requirement only if it determines that the basis of the expungement is justified and the removal of the customer dispute information from CRD will not have any material adverse effect on investor protection, the integrity of the CRD system or regulatory requirements.
If the expungement order—being sought from a court or directed by arbitrators in the award—does not meet one of the standards of NASD Rule 2130, as discussed above, NASD will participate in the judicial proceedings and oppose the expungement of the customer dispute information.
1 The CRD system is the registration and licensing system for the United States securities industry and its federal and state regulators and self-regulatory organizations and is jointly administered by NASD and NASAA. Federal and state laws require comprehensive reporting of each broker's administrative information, including personal, employment, and registration data as well as disclosure information (e.g., criminal, regulatory, customer complaint/dispute and financial) prior to and throughout the broker's securities career. Individual broker and firm information collected through the CRD system is used by federal and state securities regulators and the securities industry for regulatory and compliance purposes. Selected information from the CRD system is made available to investors by NASD upon request through NASD BrokerCheck and by state regulators under state law.
2 NASAA is the oldest international organization devoted to investor protection. It is a voluntary association whose membership consists of 66 state, provincial, and territorial securities administrators in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico. In the United States, NASAA is the voice of the 50 state securities agencies responsible for efficient capital formation and grassroots investor protection.
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NASD Pilot Rule Extended
On March 31, 2003, NASD filed with the SEC (SR-NASD-2003-64) an extension of the pilot rule in IM-10100(f) and (g) of the Code of Arbitration Procedure. NASD requested an extension of the pilot rule for an additional six months or until pending litigation resolves the question of whether the California arbitrator disclosure standards apply to NASD arbitration. The proposal was effective upon filing.
The pilot rule, which became effective on September 30, 2002, requires industry parties in California arbitrations to waive the application of the contested California standards if (1) all investor/customers waive these standards or (2) persons associated with NASD member firms with claims of statutory employment discrimination waive these standards.
To view more information on this subject in this newsletter, see the August and October 2002 editions of The Neutral Corner.
NASD Spring Securities Conference
The 2003 NASD Spring Securities Conference will be held April 30-May 2 in Florida. Congressman Mike Oxley, Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee and co-author of the 2002 Sarbanes Oxley Act, will be the keynote speaker. NASD is also hosting a pre-conference program focusing on small firm compliance issues taking place April 30.
View the conference agenda and information about how to enroll.
Arbitration Statistics Through the End of March 2003
Filings through March
2003: 2,266
2002: 1,823
2001: 1,558
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2003: 1,726
2002: 1,368
2001: 1,287
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In addition to your comments, feedback, or questions on the material presented in this publication and other arbitration and mediation issues, The Neutral Corner invites readers to submit articles on important issues of law and procedure relating to mediation, arbitration, or other alternative dispute resolution processes.
Please send your article to Tom Wynn, Editor, The Neutral Corner, NASD Dispute Resolution, One Liberty Plaza, 165 Broadway, 27th Floor, New York, New York 10006. Call the Editor at (212) 858-4392 for editorial guidelines.
Questions & Answers on Keeping a Record of Arbitration Proceedings
Question: Are presiding arbitrators required to keep a record of the arbitration hearings?
Answer: Yes. NASD Rule 10326 provides, in pertinent part, the following: A verbatim record by stenographic reporter or a tape recording of all arbitration hearings shall be kept.
Although all of the parties in a particular case may request—at their own expense—that the official record of the proceeding be a stenographic record, this is an occasional occurrence. Ordinarily, a tape recording is the official record at NASD arbitration hearings.
Question: Why is the requirement that presiding arbitrators tape record the proceeding so critically important?
Answer: When arbitrators do not tape record a proceeding as required under NASD Rule 10326, this failure interferes with the rights of the parties to review or copy hearing presentations or other related events. This failure undermines arbitrator and forum integrity. In addition, this failure precludes NASD Dispute Resolution from maintaining a required record of the proceeding under NASD Rule 10326.
Question: How can the presiding Chairperson and the other panel members help ensure that a required tape recording of the proceeding is kept?
Answer: To perform this essential function, the Chairperson and his/her co-panelists must be aware of its importance to the hearing participants and to this forum, as set forth previously. In addition, arbitrators should follow the guidance of assigned staff—guidance contained in the "Hearing Procedure Script" used by arbitrators when conducting evidentiary hearings. These important guidelines include the following:
- Use the tape recorder to record the entire proceeding with the exception of executive sessions or breaks.
- Make sure the tape recorder is turned off during executive sessions or breaks.
- Make sure all tapes are left in a secure location during executive sessions, lunch, or other breaks.
- Label each used tape with the case name and number; the hearing date; and a tape number.
To facilitate tape identification and the specific tape location of hearing events (e.g. motions, opening remarks, witness testimony, etc.), arbitrators should use the "Tape Log" form contained in the arbitrator case packet booklet titled "NASD Dispute Resolution Information and Forms for Arbitrators."
- Be sure the tape recorder is operating correctly.
If the recorder is not operating correctly or if the tape needs to be turned over or changed, advise the Chairperson to stop the hearing to permit an explanation or other appropriate action.
- When you finish using a tape, punch out the plastic tabs on the top of the tape to prevent any alterations or erasures.
- Always return all tapes to assigned staff at the end of the hearing.
Please be advised that failure to follow these procedures may be grounds for removal of an arbitrator from the NASD roster.
View the tape recording guidance contained in the "Hearing Procedure Script" found in the Arbitrator's Reference Guide.
Questions & Answers on NASD Arbitration Confidentiality
Question: I served as a panel member in a controversial arbitration where the award was significant. During a Bar Association function a few months later, a party representative approached me and tried to discuss the case, including the arbitrator deliberations. I declined to discuss the case and politely stepped away. Did I do the right thing?
Answer: Absolutely. Canon VI of the Code of Ethics for Arbitrators in Commercial Disputes provides: An Arbitrator should be faithful to the relationship of trust and confidentiality inherent in that office. Subparagraph B of Canon VI states: Unless otherwise agreed to by the parties, or required by applicable rules or law, an arbitrator should keep confidential all matters relating to the arbitration proceedings and decision.
Since NASD arbitrators agree to serve in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Code of Ethics when they apply to become arbitrators, Canon VI B continues to obligate all of the presiding arbitrators to maintain the confidentiality of the process—even after the award is rendered—unless some other applicable rule or law requires otherwise.
View the NASD Arbitrator Application.
Question: What is the scope of the arbitrator's duty to maintain the confidentiality of NASD arbitration?
Answer: The arbitrator's duty to maintain the confidentiality or privacy of the process extends to all aspects of the arbitration—to panel deliberations or other panel discussions in executive session; to evidentiary and other procedural decisions; to the contents of filed or amended claims and other pleadings; and to the motions, testimony, documents, oral or written statements/arguments made during the prehearing or evidentiary stages of the proceeding.
View Canon VI B of the Code of Ethics. Also, read "Confidentiality of Arbitration Proceedings" in the Arbitrator's Manual.
Question: Can you provide exceptions to the confidentiality of NASD arbitration?
Answer: Although presiding arbitrators cannot discuss the award or their deliberations, NASD Dispute Resolution is required to make awards publicly available under NASD Rule 10330(f). Another exception to process confidentiality is the authority of presiding arbitrators to make referrals for regulatory review at the conclusion of a case. While arbitrators cannot discuss the filed pleadings, testimony, or documents they considered in disposing of all properly submitted claims, defenses, or other important issues in the award, they may request, under NASD Rule 10105 that an appropriate NASD District office review the evidence, case-related materials or communications to ascertain whether the conduct of NASD members or persons associated with members may have violated NASD Rules or securities laws.
For more information on arbitrator authority to make regulatory referrals, read the article titled "Questions & Answers on Referrals for Regulatory Review" in the February 2003 edition of The Neutral Corner (TNC).
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Hello all, i am quite new to hacking and I was wondering if and how it is possible to get remote acces / remote assistance to another persons computer. I would like to find and learn a way to view someone elses screen from my computer. I know how to attain a persons IP address but I was wondering how I go about getting access to view anothers persons screen. Is there a discreet way in which tere is no real possible way the person knows I am veiwing what they are doing. The reason i ask is due to friends acting suspicious and i think they are up to somethig, want to find out if there is a way in which they can't really know i'm viewing their screen. Please reply with any help, will be appreciated!
many thanks in advance
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Get VNC viewer, its not a virus or trojan or anything, then get Cain & Abel from http://www.oxid.it steal his windows password with cain and VNC to His computer, You will be able to do what you want. Thats the discreet way...
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check out this too:
but you need to have physical access to the computer to install that."! i think*
this one also pretty good [i've used it before to control my home desktop(which is not really mine, parents use it :p ] from my laptop (just for the fun of it lol]:
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or you can always do my favorite insert a backdoor trojan through a picture into someons msn lol :)
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McGreevey Aide Says He Had Threeway Trysts with First Couple
You would think there's nothing left to reveal in the long-running break-up of Jim "Gay American" McGreevey and his wife, Dina Matos McGreevey ...
You would think there's nothing left to reveal in the long-running break-up of Jim "Gay American" McGreevey and his wife, Dina Matos McGreevey -- certainly nothing this juicy.
But a former aide to the former New Jersey governor has come forward in an interview with the Newark Star-Ledger , in which he claims he had multiple sexual trysts with the couple. The charge challenges Matos McGreevey's assertion that she had no idea her husband was gay until he announced it to the public.
The aide, Theodore Pedersen, said he and the couple even had a nickname for the weekly romps, from 1999 to 2001, that typically began with dinner at T.G.I. Friday's and ended with a threesome at McGreevey's condo in Woodbridge.
They called them "Friday Night Specials," according to Pedersen.
Pedersen says he was offended by the innocent way in which Matos McGreevey has portrayed herself, both in her memoir, "Silent Partner: A Memoir of My Marriage," and during last week's revelations about New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's infidelities.
Interestingly, Pedersen says he was never sure whether Jim McGreevey was gay:
Pedersen did not say if he was gay or bisexual and only described having contact with Matos McGreevey during the trysts. He also said he never knew for sure if McGreevey was gay.
"I had heard the rumors in circles outside of work," he said. "In hindsight, there might have been light interest (in me), but it didn't seem like he was gay. It did enhance their sexual relationship having me be a part of it."
Which, if that's true...wouldn't that bolster Dina Matos McGreevey's claim that she didn't know either? I'm confused...
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death rattle for PC devices -- particularly
the netbook -- PC giant Acer has held
firm in its stance that it would not phase out netbooks in favor of
tablets. But with the resignation
of longtime CEO Gianfranco Lanci over a difference of vision last
month (the Acer board members want the company to
become more like Apple), that position was cast into doubt.
regardless of the Taiwan-based company's new direction, Acer has again
reiterated that it believes in the netbook market, Elizabeth Woyke of Forbes reports
in her blog.
have impacted overall netbook sales, but we're not stepping away from the
[netbook] segment," Eric Ackerson, an Acer senior product marketing and
brand manager, told Woyke. "We think there's still opportunity for sales,
including in the U.S."
one key factor that, at least for now, is keeping netbooks in the race: price.
Woyke points out that nearly all tablets are in the $400+ price range. Apple's
iPad, which is the de facto gold standard of tablets, can cost as much as $829
at its highest price point. Meanwhile, netbooks typically run south of $300,
many in the $250 range.
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death of netbooks is overstated," Acer spokeswoman Lisa Emard told Woyke.
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the netbook price point is still killer."
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quote: 3) I wouldn't be replacing a Core2 or Athlon with the procs normally found in either a Netbook or tablet, so who cares which is more "powerful" (at least for now)
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Ferret Nutrition Question #3Are there any signs that indicate when a ferret is doing well on a diet that's being fed? Are there any signs that something in the diet might not agree with the ferret?JF: I believe the general behavior and appearance of the ferret are good indicators of the diet's value.
KJ: No. 1, is the ferret eating the food eagerly? Look for a change in stool. Looser stool over a several-day period may indicate that the ferret is not doing well on that particular diet. Any change in activity level or coat condition also would be a sign the diet may not be suited for this particular ferret.
KS: The best visual signs that a ferret is doing well on its diet are the quality of the ferret's coat and skin, maintenance of appropriate weight and activity level, and good stool quality. On a good diet that supplies adequate fat, essential fatty acids, protein, and vitamins and minerals, the ferret's fur should be shiny and healthy-looking. If a deficient diet is provided, the coat will be dull, rough or brittle and the skin will become dry and flaky. A well-formulated diet also will help maintain a healthy weight, without promoting weight gain or causing unusual weight loss. Along with weight changes, a poor diet can decrease activity level, especially when the diet is too low in energy and protein. Frequently in these cases, there is also a decrease in stool quality (loose and/or voluminous) caused from poor digestibility, increased consumption (to compensate for poor nutrient content) or excessive carbohydrate intake. If the food is not agreeing with the animal you might notice that the ferret has stopped eating the food or see symptoms such as regurgitation, sudden weight loss, loose droppings, diarrhea, general weakness or poor coat and skin condition. The important thing to determine in this situation is if these signs are directly related to the diet, such as a transient gastrointestinal upset, or if there is a more severe underlying health issue that requires veterinary treatment.
LG: As with all animals, the telltale signs of health and vitality are healthy coat and teeth, high energy, good spirits and lack of disease – an overall picture of wellness. Absence of these signs indicates possible illness or chronic disease. Unfortunately, an improper and damaging diet often becomes apparent after the problem(s) has reached a dangerous point. Ferrets can experience years of apparent health, but chronic degenerative diseases can be incubating within. The best way to avoid this is to become acquainted with the ferret's natural diet and feed accordingly. MM: Generally speaking a ferret will have a very good activity level and it will tend to be calm or well behaved in social situations. If their nutrition is balanced, the ferret acts more balanced. That doesn't mean they're not hyperactive, playful or energetic; it means they're more well behaved. [If you] feed them a bunch of junk food, you get junky behavior. Of course, a good diet also will produce a good, thick coat, a lot of hair with no bare spots, a good sheen to it and a nice hair follicle, so it's not looking like it's falling apart at the ends or wearing out too fast. Generally speaking, they should be curious about their environment. A lot of times, erratic behavior, irritability and mood swings in a ferret will be due to a nutritional issue. Improper stools, if they're unusually different. Another thing you would be looking for is the overall coat and appearance — if the coat isn't well taken care of, if it's not well groomed, if you're losing hair. Ferrets do lose hair at different times of the year but, generally speaking, if they're on a good food they don't lose the extremes that you see in some places. So, the outward signs are a little tough on ferrets; ferrets are good at masking their sickness until it's pretty late. I would always be looking at the eye quality, the eye contact, the playfulness and "has anything been different?" Is your ferret acting differently than it acted a short period ago? That's always a real good indication, any time there's a difference in behavior. Generally, differences in behavior change in a couple of weeks. So, if you've a nutritional problem that has developed with your ferret, generally that takes two, maybe three weeks to set in.
PR: With a ferret, you want to make sure they grow and develop as they should. Their coat should be very soft and shiny and supple. I think if you have a very dry, rough coat they're lacking in some essential ingredients or nutrients. Ferrets change coats basically twice a year, in the spring and in the fall. Make sure their new coats are coming in. Nutrients are extremely important during [the transition] time. [Watch] the quality of their hair, their coat, shiny eyes, vivaciousness, energy — all these things go back to nutrients. With proper nutrients [their teeth] will grow properly. Some diets tend to cause a little bit of tartar buildup, but if you watch your animal on a regular basis -- and there's oral health care products out there for ferrets and other small pets — you should be in fine shape. [Signs of an inappropriate diet include] a dull, matted coat with hair that feels like straw, and maybe a little lethargy. If [the diet's] not balanced right they may be eating a ton of food just to get the proper energy from it or a proper balance. They should only eat about 2 1/2 ounces a day. As a breeder of ferrets, we know how important nutrition plays a role in not only gestation and lactation, but their overall growth and well-being. Overall, ferrets are strict carnivores and people must realize that it goes back to meat; it really goes back to meat. I've had ferrets as pets personally for many years, and the meat-based diets are the only way to go. They cost a little bit more, but you're taking care of an animal as your companion pet, it's part of your family and it's well worth the investment.
SW: Generally a ferret will let you know when a diet is not going well. Frequent vomiting and/or loose stool is a good indication of a "diet gone wrong." A ferret's coat is another good indication of a diet's effectiveness. A soft, silky coat is a good indicator of a properly balanced diet. A dry, brittle coat and/or dry, flaky skin usually show a diet to be lacking an essential nutrient.
TW: It's not just muscle mass as it is muscle tone. You can see the difference, you can feel the difference, and it goes back to meat protein. When you don't have the right balance of animal protein and amino acids to energy and all the other vitamins, that's when you'll see and can really feel the difference. We can almost always tell just by feel and look which ones are on a high meat-protein diet. So it's just that plain.
AP: You would look at stool first, then coat, muscle mass, overall look and happiness. When your ferret's got a lot of energy, it's eating good food. [With stool] you're looking for form; you want to make sure it's not too bird-seedy. Diarrhea, of course, is not a good sign. A ferret needs lots of water, so when a ferret has diarrhea and it gets dehydrated, that's a bad thing. Stools need to look normal, and normal has some form to it. It needs to be brown and not green; green is a problem. [The coat should be shiny and soft.] I cannot stress this enough. You can tell [it's the right diet] with the muscle mass; you can pick them up and you can feel their muscles. Not only are they getting the protein they need, but they're happy and they feel good, so they're going to be getting more exercise and building up that muscle.
GS: As an indicator of good health, ferret owners should always monitor for changes in weight and body condition. Providing adequate amounts of food to maintain good body condition also prevents thinness or obesity.
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First Steering Committee Meeting of UNESCO's Teacher Training Initiative for sub-Saharan Africa (TTISSA)
UNESCO organized on 25-26 January 2010 the first Teachers Training Initiative in Sub-Saharan Africa (TTISSA) Steering Committee meeting at the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Education in Africa (BREDA), in Dakar, Senegal.
The objective was to discuss ways and means to move forward in the implementation of TTISSA.
Launched in 2006 by UNESCO, the Initiative is aimed at supporting Sub-Saharan African countries in responding to the challenges posed by the teacher issue in the framework of Education for All (EFA) by increasing the number and improving the quality of the teaching force.
After a first implementation phase led by UNESCO Headquarters between 2006 and 2009, the Initiative is now being coordinated by the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Education in Africa (BREDA).
During the first phase, a methodological guide for the analysis of teacher issue was developed to facilitate the support to be provided to interested countries.
The Steering Committee meeting examined the toolkit and recommended modifications for its improvement. Different presentations were made to better inform partners on the initiative and to mobilize them for support.
To move forward, diagnosis on the teacher issue will be conducted in several countries in the coming months. They will be used as basis for other more specific activities. Partners participating to the meeting expressed their commitment to support TTISSA at regional, sub-regional and national levels.
A follow-up to these commitments will be assured for effective supports while the advocacy for TTISSA will be intensified for the involvement of other partners.
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RadioShack's a Roller Coaster Ride for Investors
The extreme volatility was on display Thursday amid reports that the company intended to hire an adviser to help it navigate some rough waters associated with a looming debt maturity and other balance sheet related issues. The fear that this really meant bankruptcy was on the horizon helped send shares as low as $2.18 during the, a 23% drop from the previous close, on nine times normal average volume. By the end of trading, shares recovered most of the drop, closing at $2.63.
Late in the day, the company attempted to quell the bankruptcy fears acknowledging that it was in discussions with investment banks, but stating that these talks were focused on further strengthening the balance sheet and its current $820 million in liquidity, and not on bankruptcy. On Friday, shares gained back 11%, after digesting the company's statement. Then, yesterday, the stock added another 8.5%, and the roller coaster ride continues, and the volatility is likely to continue.
In my view, there are three camps in the RadioShack debate. The first sees the company as a dinosaur; one that has become largely irrelevant in the intensely competitive consumer electronics business. Much like the dinosaur, the company will become extinct, and is simply grasping at straws at this point, delaying the inevitable. The brand is well past its prime, and has no hope.
The second camp sees the potential for a rebirth under the direction of CEO Joe Magnacca, who successfully turned around the Duane Reade drugstore chain. Through a successful redesign of the stores, and a re-branding of the company's image, the customers will come back. I would count the number in this group as much smaller than the first.


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Sarah Gonzales McLinn has waived extradition in Florida and soon will be on the way back to Kansas to face a first-degree murder charge, the Douglas County District Attorney's Office said.
McLinn was being held in Florida after she was captured in Everglades National Park on Saturday.
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The Anaheim Ducks have assigned defenseman Luca Sbisa to Syracuse.
Sbisa, 20, was a first-round pick by Philadelphia in 2008. He's another big guy, 6-2, 204, and has played in 49 NHL games.
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Sbisa represented Switzerland at both the 2010 World Junior Championship as captain and 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. He appeared in five games during the Olympics (with Anaheim goaltender Jonas Hiller) and three at the World Juniors.
Sbisa was acquired with Joffrey Lupul, a first-round selection in the 2009 NHL draft (Kyle Palmieri), a first-round selection in the 2010 NHL draft (Emerson Etem), and a conditional third-round selection in the 2010 NHL draft from Philadelphia in exchange for Chris Pronger on June 26, 2009.
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Remarkety was founded in 2012 by Guy Harel, Tzvika Ziv and Joel Presman.
Remarkety is a Data-Driven Marketing Platform for e-commerce that uses customers' behavior and purchase history in order to create targeted and segmented marketing strategies. Remarkety changes the way S&Bs retailers market and resell to their customers, by giving them the marketing power that until now was available only to the big players.
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In 2009 we have founded Interamind in order to offer smart marketing extensions for e-commerce platforms. The extension became extremely popular, with over 8,000 e-commerce merchants from around the world, who were using them on an ongoing basis.
We have maintained a very close relationship with these merchants and learned that most of them were experiencing very similar challenges – they understood that their existing customers represent great revenue potential, but weren't able to maximize this potential. Unlike large retailers, with dedicated marketing staff, these small online stores usually don't have the time, expertise or resources to manage their marketing activities toward existing customers.
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We have decided to develop a solution for this challenge – an online service called Remarkety that will constantly analyze the stores' data to find new remarketing opportunities. Based on this data and the accumulative knowledge and best practices from thousands of retailers, it will constantly offer recommendations for launching new marketing activities and tips on how to optimize existing ones. It's like having the most knowledgeable dedicated marketing professional, who is focused solely on remarketing to existing customers, constantly analyzing data and coming up with new ideas.
Putting big data in the hands of small retailers
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Soya sauce has both wheat and fermented soya. Tamari has the fermented soya but no wheat. So it is better and fermented legumes are better than unfermented legumes
I've been perusing the cookbook and noticed that there are quite a few recipes involving tamari. I see from the Blueprint book that fermented soy is better than other versions of soy (which should not be eaten) but is it truly primal? Would (Japanese?) Grok have eaten it? Is it bad in any way?
Thoughts welcome please as I'm going primal soon and am shopping in preparation
Soya sauce has both wheat and fermented soya. Tamari has the fermented soya but no wheat. So it is better and fermented legumes are better than unfermented legumes
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Eat creatures nose-to-tail (animal, fowl, fish, crustacea, molluscs), a large variety of vegetables (raw, cooked and fermented, including safe starches), dairy (cheese & yoghurt), occasional fruit, cocoa, turmeric & red wine
I don't think Grok would have eaten it simply because he wouldn't have had access to it. However, if it's properly fermented and wheat-free--prepared as traditional cultures would, WAPF style--I think it's fine occasionally.
Be sure to check the label... I think some tamari still has wheat in it.
Just Hungry blog (Japanese food blog):
"Tamari soy sauce. This is a pet peeve of mine, but I find it rather annoying when tamari is touted as a more 'real' soy sauce than regular soy sauce in some circles. Tamari literally means the dregs; it's the dark, somewhat viscous soy sauce at the bottom of the barrell. Tamari is traditionally only used as a dipping sauce.(Conversely, in Kyoto, which has arguably the most refined cuisine in all of Japan, they regard the regular dark soy sauce that is used in the rest of the country as an inferior product that contaminates the color and flavor of foods too much, and prefer a light colored soy sauce.)"
As others have said, fermentation takes care of the majority of anti-nutrients you'd worry about. Plus, the amount used is typically minimal, so it's not something that I would worry about.
I have seen some tamari with wheat.
If you want gluten free make sure you get a naturally brewed tamari and read the ingredients list. Eden organic has one.
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Mosaic copy number variation in schizophrenia.
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|Recent reports suggest that somatic structural changes occur in the human genome, but how these genomic alterations might contribute to disease is unknown. Using samples collected as part of the International Schizophrenia Consortium (schizophrenia, n=3518; control, n=4238) recruited across multiple university research centers, we assessed single-nucleotide polymorphism genotyping arrays for evidence of chromosomal anomalies. Data from genotyping arrays on each individual were processed using Birdsuite and analyzed with PLINK. We validated potential chromosomal anomalies using custom nanostring probes and quantitative PCR. We estimate chromosomal alterations in the schizophrenia population to be 0.42%, which is not significantly different from controls (0.26%). We identified and validated a set of four extremely large (>10 Mb) chromosomal anomalies in subjects with schizophrenia, including a chromosome 8 trisomy and deletion of the q arm of chromosome 7. These data demonstrate that chromosomal anomalies are present at low frequency in blood cells of both control and schizophrenia subjects.European Journal of Human Genetics advance online publication, 16 January 2013; doi:10.1038/ejhg.2012.287.
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Two pulsars with highly asymmetric average profiles, B0919+06 and B1859+07, were noted as exhibiting pronounced shifts in their emission window. Sensitive single-pulse polarimetric observations of these stars were conducted recently at Arecibo using both the 327-MHz and 21-cm systems. Episodes were identified in both wherein the bright emission moves to earlier longitudes in a progressing manner, remains there fore some 50 periods, and then progressively returns to its usual position near the trailing edges of the stars' profiles. The total shift in B0919+06 is about 4 degrees, and that in B1859+07 some 10 degrees. Both the gradual change of emission phase over 10-20 periods and the fact that virtually no emission occurs at the usual phase during the shifts suggested that this might be a new type of behavior. Moreover, in B1859+07 we observed that the shifts occurred quasi-periodically at intervals of about 180 periods. Because the emission width increased in both cases during the shift, we explore whether the effect could be attributed to increases in the emission height. We also explore whether it can be regarded as a form of mode change.
One of us (CR) wishes to acknowledge a HELiX/EPSCoR Summer Research Fellowship in partial support of this work. Portions of this work were carried out with support from NSF Grant AST 99-87654. Arecibo Observatory is operated by Cornell University under contract to the US NSF.
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A Grady County prisoner who escaped the Southern Plains Clinic has been recaptured Tuesday morning, according to the sheriff's office.
Police said Dillon Lindsey was under the supervision of a detention officer when he slipped his handcuffs and took off running to nearby neighborhoods Monday about 4 p.m. Neighbors locked their doors and armed their alarm systems, according to officers.
A four-hour search by several law enforcement agencies turned up nothing. Police set up a perimeter as far away as Yukon.
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Shaina's jar genius is back! As promised in our Desserts in Jars review from last week, here's another fabulous recipe from the book – this time for the gorgeous-looking Lemon Blueberry Bread Pudding. Mascarpone cheese, blueberries, agave nectar, lemon zest, artisan bread, and more delectable flavors served in a cute little jar that you get all to yourself!
Makes 12 jars
– 1 pound rustic artisan bread, crusts included
– 4 large eggs
– 1 cup sugar
– 1/2 cup mascarpone cheese
– 3 cups whole milk
– 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
– Grated zest of 1 lemon
– 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
– 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
– 1 1/2 cups blueberries, fresh or frozen
– 3/4 cup heavy cream
– 2 teaspoons agave nectar
1. Preheat the oven to 350ºF. Grease twelve 8-ounce jars. Cut the bread into 1 1/2-inch cubes, place in a large bowl, and set aside.
2. In a large bowl, beat the eggs and mix in the sugar and mascarpone. add the milk, vanilla, lemon zest, and lemon juice and beat until evenly combined. Stir in the melted butter.
3. Pour the milk and egg mixture over the bread cubes and stir until all the pieces of bread are completely soaked. Allow the bread to sit for 20 minutes.
4. Stir the blueberries into the pudding mixture and immediately spoon into the jars, filling each only half full. Place the jars on a large baking sheet 2 inches apart. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, until the tops of the puddings are evenly browned. Remove from the oven, set on a clean, dry towel, and let rest for 15 to 20 minutes. Just before serving, pour the cream and agave nectar into a lidded jar and shake to combine. Drizzle over the top of the bread puddings and serve.
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He was right.
The Lakers rebounded from a 20-10 halftime deficit and then held on for a 24-20 victory against Michigan Tech on Saturday night before a homecoming crowd of 9,199 at Lubbers Stadium.
With 2:26 remaining in the game, Michigan Tech had one last chance to go for the win with the ball at its own 24-yard line and no timeouts. The Huskies drove down to the Lakers' 27, but Grand Valley State's Zach Breen and Zach Galloway tackled quarterback Tyler Scarlett three yards short of a first down on fourth-and-10 with 24.8 seconds remaining.
One quarterback kneel sealed a hard-fought win for the Lakers (6-3, 5-3 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) that avenged last year's 20-17 upset in Houghton.
"I think it was a gut-check win," Mitchell said. "You're down 10 to a team that was getting the ball to start the third quarter, could have possibly gotten to three scores. At that point, probably it's over because of the nature of style that they're playing.
"We played well on both sides of the ball and came up with the plays we needed in the second half."
Grand Valley State also needed a defensive stop against Indianapolis on Sept. 17 after taking a lead with 36 seconds remaining in the game. But the Greyhounds drove down the field in 25 seconds for a touchdown and a shocking 34-33 win.
The Lakers were determined not to let that happen again against Michigan Tech. The Huskies were held to 114 yards in the second half.
"We've been through all kinds of situations this whole season," said Grand Valley State defensive lineman Andre Thomas, who had eight tackles and half a sack.
"It wasn't nothing different, we just knew we had to pin our ears back and get after them. That's what we did and came out with the victory."
Trailing 20-10, the Lakers pulled to within three points after quarterback Heath Parling hit Charles Johnson with a 35-yard touchdown pass with 2:15 left in the third quarter.
Following a Reggie Williams interception, the Lakers finally took the lead when Jovonne Augustus went up and come down with a 17-yard touchdown pass from Parling with 9:31 remaining in the game.
"That was a tough ball club. I knew that going in, sometimes I think people don't believe me," Mitchell said. "I feel good about the win. You can't always get these wins where you're piling up a ton of yardage and stuff. Sometimes you've got to grind some wins out."
Parling, who wasn't sacked again after going down twice on the Lakers' first three plays, finished 16-for-25 for 232 yards.
Grand Valley State running back Hersey Jackson also battled for 97 yards rushing, including 60 in the second half.
"Once we were able to establish more of a ground game in the second half, I think that opened some things up deep where we could get Charles and Jovonne in some one-on-one coverages," Parling said. "You see what they can do when they get the ball."
The Michigan Tech duo of quarterback Tyler Scarlett and receiver Steve Worthy connected for scores three times to stake the Huskies to a 20-10 halftime lead.
After Grand Valley State went three-and-out and on its first series, the pair hooked up on an 8-yard pass to make it 7-0 with 5:18 left in the first quarter.
Scarlett then found Worthy on a 42-yard scoring toss with 11:30 left in the second quarter, and again for a 9-yard TD with just 24.9 seconds remaining in the first half.
In the first half, Worthy had seven catches for 149 yards. Grand Valley State, meanwhile, had 149 yards of total offense.
The Lakers responded with 213 yards in the second half against the GLIAC's top-ranked defense.
"That was not how we wanted to enter the locker room," Mitchell said. "We came in, made some adjustments. Our guys were sitting up in their chairs, they had their chests up, they had their chins up. There was nobody that was hanging their heads."
Trailing 13-3, Jackson dove over the goal line for a 1-yard touchdown with 8:31 left in the first half.
Trailing 20-10, Jackson also appeared to score on a 10-yard, third-down run midway through the third quarter. But the officials ruled him down at the 1-yard line, and the Lakers were stopped on a fourth-down run.
Replays seemed to indicate that he had crossed the goal line.
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(a) Distribution of sample means:
The distribution of sample means is the collection of sample means for all the possible random samples of a particular size that can be obtained from a population.
That is first we collect all possible sample samples from the population of size n, than to obtain the distribution of sample means, we calculate the means of each of the collected samples.
Let us consider we drawn 20 different possible samples from the population, than we can obtain 20 means (from each of the 20 samples), which constitutes a distribution of sample means.
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The mean of the distribution of sample means is equal to the mean of the population of scores,and is called expected value of .
That is the expected value of the mean of the distribution of sample means is nothing but the population mean.
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Tyga shared a photo of this vintage 1959 Rolls Royce recently with the caption, "what color should I make it?". If you ask me, I wouldn't mess with it and I'd keep it just the way it is. What do you think? Lets just hope it doesn't show up with a rose gold wrap!
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About 40 minutes after the start of a public meeting Tuesday on proposed routes for wind energy power lines, about 50 people still stood outside the Region 16 Service Center, waiting to get in line with more than 100 people inside.
Sharyland Utilities, which will build the 250- to 300-mile transmission line, and several consulting companies had representatives there to talk to landowners and others. The power line, which should cost an average of $1.6 million per mile to build, is the first of five Sharyland will construct in the Panhandle and South Plains, and it will run from the Hereford area to near White Deer. Cross Texas Transmission will build other lines in the southeast Panhandle to connect with Sharyland's.
The crowd gathered around large aerial photos with the proposed routes drawn on them. They pointed and talked with each other about what part of their land the lines would cross. They came with questions.
"We just know so little about it," said farm owner Shirley Payne. "One goes right through our place. It's pretty close to the house. We're a little concerned."
Members of the Currie family are more than a little concerned. Two proposed routes go across their ranch, spanning Palo Duro Canyon east of Lake Tanglewood. The lines would cross there because it is the narrowest part of the canyon, about 1,000 feet, meaning the towers that hold the lines would not have to go into the canyon, according to information from Sharyland.
"It has a lot to do with the aesthetic value of the canyon," said David Currie. "It will all be significantly compromised. It will wipe out millions of dollars of value for the county."
The family has housing developments on the rim of the canyon and plans for more, but they fear the lines would keep them from fully realizing the possibilities.
Small planes and helicopters frequently fly down the canyon for the views, and flashing lights on the towers and colored balls marking the lines for pilots would stand out, they said.
"This is not like a city street where power lines fade into the background," Susan Rogers, David Currie's sister, said in written comments.
The family also worries about fires caused by lightning getting into the rugged land inside the canyon, beyond the reach of firefighters.
While pleasing every landowner will be difficult, real estate broker Richard Fry thinks an acceptable plan will emerge. He's interested because he is working with a wind developer on a wind farm that would tap into the lines.
"We have a lot of pragmatic people with a lot of common sense around here," he said. "They know that to make use of the wind you've got to have development and a way to get it out of here."
Sharyland plans to look at the public comments and do further analysis to develop a plan that would have to be approved by the Public Utilities Commission of Texas. In the meantime, creating a more detailed route will involve negotiations with landowners to find an acceptable route.
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MARTINSBURG - The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is explored at the Apollo Civic Theatre this month, likely in preparation for Halloween and the Haunted Theatre. "Jekyll & Hyde" is a musical based on the novella "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson. The original stage conception was by Steve Cuden and Frank Wildhorn. The music is by Wildhorn, and the lyrics and book are by Leslie Bricusse.
"This is an amazing musical, but not done very often in the area," says Director Terri Magers. "One reason is it's very challenging for singers. The music is so strong and powerful ... and the lead bounces character to character while singing. You need strong actors to pull it off."
Magers saw a staging of "Jekyll & Hyde" in Cumberland, Md., several years ago, but she says the cast of 20 at the Apollo is larger.
"The cast plays multiple roles. Ours is larger than it has to be, but it can be even larger," she says.
She was tapped to direct another fall production, but there was a problem with getting rights. And her cast was ready to do this macabre spectacle.
"I had a great cast with 'Little Women,' many of whom were new to the Apollo. My 20-year-old daughter and artistic vice president Anthony Brooks suggested 'Jekyll & Hyde.'"
The cast is from all around the region. Her lead actor, Andrew Baughman, has a theater company in Washington, D.C. Another cast member is driving from Frederick, Md.
"Andrew has performed with the D.C. and New York French Festival. He's the next best thing to an Equity actor in the role. He writes his own musicals and music. All the cast are some of the best to hit that stage," Magers says.
Magers says it can be hard to stage this show because of the lead character's split personality.
"'Jekyll & Hyde' often shows the changes with lighting," she says. "But Andrew and I talked about what we saw it to be. He's literally fighting with himself when Hyde takes over."
Baughman teaches at St. John's Episcopal School in Olney, Md., and composes and directs at his own Landless Theater Company. He's no stranger to complex roles. "I've been the bad guy on stage as far back as I can remember."
He talks about Dr. Jekyll's transformation.
"Jekyll seeks to find a way to remove the evil from human beings. In the process, he winds up becoming a split personality, Hyde. In the original novel, his body even changes in the transformation. That's difficult to do on stage," he says.
Baughman shows the mental change.
"The id-like aspect channels into Hyde. In Victorian England, men are gentlemanly. There is etiquette to everything. He breaks all the rules. He's not buttoned up, his hair is wilder; he has an animalistic growl to his voice," he says.
Hyde is the opposite of Jekyll, who has a fiancee, Emma. She is an upper-class lady who Baughman believes is marrying beneath her.
"Their relationship is more of a mental connection. They're equal mentally. It's a friendship and mutual respect," he says.
But with prostitute Lucy, Hyde's animal tendencies show through.
"Hyde gives over to the lustful attraction to Lucy," Baughman says. "They have a twisted relationship. Lucy is looking for a way to change the life she's living. She sees Hyde as a wealthy man who shows an interest in her and may help her."
It doesn't end well for any of them.
Like Magers, Baughman says the music is challenging.
"The number of songs is comparable to other musicals. But the lead sings a lot. It's not spread out as much. The challenge is having the stamina. The two female leads sing quite a bit. Wildhorn's music is a pop-rock sound, very showy. Everyone in the ensemble has to be a lead quality singer."


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New president to oversee shows based on brands
Former Granada America topper Stephen J. Davis has been tapped to serve as president of Hasbro's just-launched TV studio.
Davis will oversee the Hasbro Studios output as it starts creating and producing shows based on Hasbro brands such as Trivial Pursuit and My Little Pony, as well as new content and programs from outside creators.
Much of that content is being targeted for the new kids channel joint venture between Hasbro and Discovery Communications.
That means Davis will be working closely with Margaret Loesch, who was tapped to head the new channel — set for a fall 2010 launch — last month.
Davis takes the Los Angeles-based Hasbro Studios job in September.
"He has a strong creative background while also bringing us the full range of skills necessary to run a studio," said Hasbro prexy-CEO Brian Goldner. At Hasbro, Davis will lead the studio's team as they develop animated, live-action and gameshow projects, as well as digital and mobile content.
Other projects in the works include "Romper Room," "Scrabble," "Cranium," "G.I. Joe," "Game of Life," "Tonka" and "Transformers."
Davis was most recently CEO of Family Entertainment Group. He is also a producer on "Young Bucs," a pirate-themed project in development at ABC Family, and managed the development/production venture of World Wrestling Entertainment and Southern Star Entertainment.
Exec's resume also includes stints as president of mobile and online media at InfoSpace and as VP of entertainment and media at Merv Griffin's the Griffin Group.
Davis ran Granada America when programs including "Hell's Kitchen," "Nanny 911" and "The First 48" were developed and produced. Davis was also an exec producer on the Emmy-nominated Granada America telepics "Pope John Paul II" and "Rudy: The Rudy Giuliani Story."


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