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Quite possibly the biggest problem facing the health care system today is a frightening shortage of doctors.
The United States' population is aging and millions of uninsured may soon flood the system.
Some 78 million Baby Boomers are fast approaching senior citizen status, meaning they will likely need increased medical attention.
Unfortunately, Baby Boomer doctors will also retire, and there simply aren't enough new doctors to take their place.
Doctor Shortage The doctor shortage began in the 1970s when the Institute of Medicine and other national advisory groups incorrectly predicted a doctor surplus. In response, medical schools capped enrollments that remained flat through 2005. At the same time, the American population grew by 70 million people.Medicine's gatekeepers, the family doctors, are now fighting a losing battle. As their numbers shrink, the number of future patients is exploding.Dr. Phillip Snider, a physician specializing in family practice, said there will be future problems at doctor visits.
"If we continue the way we're doing now definitely we'll have longer wait times in the waiting room shorter times with the doctor because we're constantly being told you need to see more patients in the same amount of time and yet we have more paperwork to do that pulls us away," he said.
Medical schools striving to admit more students are reporting their largest freshman class ever at nearly 18,000. That is a good start, but they won't be finished with their training for another 10 years.
The number of medical students going into family practice is also down more than 51 percent, mainly because of pay.
"Medical school tuition is relatively expensive compared to college," said Jason Wagner, a student at the Eastern Virginia Medical School. "And the average income now for a family practitioner is between $120,000 and $170,000 a year, which might seem like a lot in the general mindset of a career in the United States."
"But when you look at all the debt you've taken up, a quarter million dollars by the time you're said and done with college and medical school, it's kind of hard to try to find a way to pay that back," he added.
Family doctors make less because they are mostly decision-makers. The real money is in procedures.
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One solution is to rely more on physician assistants or nurse practitioners who can handle routine visits.
"Patients come in and they've always only seen the physician and they're a little confused sometimes and that's a trust issue," said Physician Assistant Tom Hare. "But as they gain familiarity and trust with the P.A., those issues go away."
Primary care physicians are increasingly difficult to find anywhere, but the doctor shortage is most critical in rural America, where all types of doctors are in short supply. Virginia's Eastern Shore is made up mainly of people who earn a modest living harvesting crab, fish and oysters from the Chesapeake Bay as well as tomatoes, corn and soybeans from the fertile farmland.
There is also only one orthopedic surgeon servicing the entire area - Dr. Bradley Butkovich.
"Most orthopedic surgeons aren't going into rural areas," he said. "There is a shortage of orthopedic surgeons right now in the United States of America."
Those who stay usually do so because they like the environment. Their patients appreciate not having to drive long distances for lifesaving care.
"It's very important to me because I have a lot of health problems that I have someplace that I can get to immediately," patient Arlene Frisch said.
But if she has to visit a hospital, she may face a long wait because rural hospitals struggle to attract doctors with less money than city hospitals.
Health Care Reform Movement
Joseph Zager, Administrator of Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital, a rural hospital explained why.
"The government, when they instituted the current payment system for Medicaid and Medicare patients back in '84, they paid rural communities significantly less than urban communities and that caused rural communities to fall behind a little bit," Zager said.
The last part of the doctor shortage dilemma is the current health care reform movement, which could add millions of uninsured to a system already bursting at the seams.
"I'm already seeing 60 people a day," Dr. Burkovich lamented. "Where are we going to put these patients? The family practice doctors who also have a shortage, that refer to me, it's going to be a bottleneck and so these people are going have to wait."
"I mean that's the simple fact: that people are going have to wait to even get in to see me," he added. "I'm backlogged already."
This is clear evidence that any final prescription for the country's healthcare system must address the nation's demand for doctors.
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A recent addition to CNRs faculty, assistant professor Rodrigo Almeida brings expertise to the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management. Almeida, most recently an assistant professor at the University of Hawaii, conducts both basic and applied biological research.
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Well, applied research in emerging infectious plant diseases such as Pierces disease is really important to society, agriculture, and the economy. But I also just love the discovery aspect of basic research. In that area, I focus on insect symbionts, or microorganisms that share a mutual relationship with their host insects. My lab uses genome sequences and molecular tools to study the vector-pathogen interactions that lead to disease transmission.
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In 1998, the Mexican government decided to privatize the country's main airports. This became a major windfall for three publicly traded airport companies and its investors.
As a result, these airports were granted concessions to operate the airports for 50 years, which limited competition. As long as these companies lived up to the government's standards, these three companies were set to rake in huge sums of cash over the next five decades. And one company in particular has lined investors' pockets with average annual gains of 20% for the past 15 years.
The revenue from regulated fees accounts for about two-thirds of the company's total revenue. It has nine designated airports, one of which is the second-busiest airport in Mexico (Cancun). The company has practically monopolized Southeast Mexico, as travelers must connect through its airports when flying in the region.
Better yet, the guarantee is in place until 2048, which is exactly the kind of reliability that has allowed the company to pay generous dividends to shareholders -- and this is all on top of the robust stock gains it's experienced.
No wonder StreetAuthority co-founder Paul Tracy holds this stock in the Reliable Income Portfolio of his High-Yield International newsletter.
The company I'm talking about is Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste or ASUR (NYSE: ASR).
ASUR was created in 1998 following a decision by the Mexican government to privatize some of its airports. It generates revenue from various airport fees and commercial services, which includes car parking and retail sales.
The company's regional monopoly over tourist-heavy Southeast Mexico has created a financial windfall for this company, generating returns of 20% or more per year. This has led to a strong dividend as well as growth potential for a company often overlooked by investors.
Air-travel in Mexico was particularly strong in 2007 and the first-half of 2008 as low-cost carriers became popular. But the oil spike in 2008 and global recession led to bankruptcies of many Mexican airports, which slowed airline travel. But even with this weakness, the power of the airport operator's monopoly shined through.
The stock dipped in the last quarter of 2008 but saw a robust recovery in 2009. Coincidentally, that's when High-Yield International's Paul Tracy bought the stock. By 2011, the company's performance returned to peak levels. Today, Paul -- and readers who followed his advice -- are sitting on a 145% gain.
ASUR has had an impressive run the past few years...
The company is expecting another banner year in 2012. The Cancun airport, for example, had a record 13 million passengers in 2011 and is poised to have even more in 2012.
ASUR should continue to see steady, long-term passenger growth because of its strong Cancun geographic location. Additionally, unregulated, high-margin commercial services such as airport parking and retail sales should aide profitability. Yet one of ASUR's greatest strengths is a scalable cost structure. This allows it to have strong margins and the ability to generate additional revenue from incremental passengers above its fixed-costs.
ASUR recently announced it will be the private operator of the Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The joint venture with Highstar Capital IV (each have a 50% stake) is named Aerostar Airport Holdings. Annual traffic for this airport was nearly 8 million passengers in 2011. That is more than twice the amount of all of ASUR's airports combined (with the exception of Cancun). This further diversifies ASUR's revenue, allowing it to have less dependence on Cancun, which had accounted for 74% of its revenue.
ASUR has a net cash position of about $800 million and converts more than a quarter of its revenue into free cash flow, even with its hefty capital expenditures. Top line gross revenue margins were around 65% at the end of 2011, with ASUR taking in $4.5 Billion. Operating margins are currently in the mid 50s but have been expanding closer to 60%. Non-regulated commercial revenue has grown over the past decade from 25% of total revenue in 2003 to over 35% in 2012.
One of the key drivers for ASUR's success has been high-margin commercial sales such as airport parking and retail sales. This higher margin trend should continue to be a major focus for ASUR over the next several years.
Risks to Consider: ASUR's greatest risks include weather, currency fluctuations and airline exposure. Hurricanes pose a risk because Cancun's location is in the eye of the summer storm season. Currency risk is also present as its international customers take between 30 and 120 days to pay airport fees, and changes between the U.S. dollar and Mexican peso exchange rate can impact short-term profitability. Lastly, because ASUR is an airport, airline bankruptcies can increase the cost of collecting on accounts receivable and potentially decrease future revenue if other carriers do not replace bankrupt carriers.
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They are bound for London to connect to a flight to Seattle as the 24-year-old samples her first taste of freedom since the murder convictions against her and onetime boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were overturned in a Perugia court late Monday night.
Before leaving – Knox had checked out of Capanne Prison within two hours after the court decision – she thanked those "who shared my suffering and helped me survive with hope," she said in a letter to the Italy-U.S. Foundation, which seeks to promote ties between the two countries and has supported Knox throughout her ordeal.
"Those who wrote, those who defended me," Knox wrote. "I love you, Amanda."
The Knox family, whose swift getaway from Italy was coordinated in part by former FBI agent Steve Moore, a longtime Knox supporter, ran into one small snag Monday night: They almost forgot to bring along Madison Paxton, Amanda's best friend who had moved to Perugia to be closer to her friend and lend support during weekly prison visits.
Knox, a foreign exchange student from Seattle, and Sollecito were convicted in 2009 of the 2007 murder of her British roommate Meredith Kercher.
Prosecution Will AppealWhat looms ahead for Amanda remains to be seen. The prosecution in the case, which had painted her as a monster and sought to extend her prison sentence from 26 years to life, says it will appeal Monday's decision, reports the BBC, noting that it seems unlikely Knox would be extradited back to Italy from the U.S.
Monday night's stunning decision, which followed Amanda's taking the stand Monday morning to proclaim her innocence, is being credited to both the public outcry against Amanda's imprisonment and key DNA evidence that was found to be unreliable.
Francesco Sollecito, Raffaele Sollecito's father, said after the decision that he had "allowed himself some tears" and the court has "given me back my son."
In a separate earlier trial, a third party, Rudy Guede, 24, was convicted of Kercher's murder and sentenced to 30 years in prison. That was later reduced to 16 years.
Shortly after the decision, the Kercher family held a press conference in Perugia.
"We want to say we accept the decision but we are also looking at how a decision so certain a few years ago should be overturned," Lyle Kercher, brother of Meredith, told reporters. "Rudy Guede's appeal was upheld by the court and the court agreed he wasn't acting alone. So, if those two aren't guilty, who are the others? We're back at Square One, and the search goes on to find out what really happened."


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UN Secretary-General Focuses on Climate Change in China
24 July 2009: The UN Secretary-General made a two-day official visit to China, during which he focused on climate change. In the morning of 24 July 2009, he participated in the launch of the "Green Lights" programme, which promotes energy-saving lighting that could cut China's energy consumption by 8%. He stated that China's approach to climate change can demonstrate to the world that the country is ready to take up a global leadership role in the 21st century.
He added that, by investing in the green economy and green growth, China has an opportunity to leapfrog over decades of traditional development based on high polluting fuels.
The Secretary-General also referred to the UN climate change conference taking place this December in Copenhagen and stated that "Without China, there can be no success this year on a new global climate framework." He also spoke to the alumni of the UN-China Advanced Leadership Programme in Beijing, an initiative supported by the UN, where he noted that China is already establishing itself in the greater use of renewable energy, with its renewable energy investments second only to Germany's. He underscored that China is well positioned to be a leader in what is shaping up as one of the main global marketplaces of the future.
In his bilateral meeting with President Hu Jintao, the Secretary-General discussed the Copenhagen negotiations this December, as well as the September Summit on climate change in New York. With Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, he discussed mitigation efforts to be undertaken by developing countries. [UN Secretary-General's remarks at the Advanced Leadership Programme][Secretary-General's Remark at the 'green lights' programme launch]


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Tyler Junior College's mission is to provide life-long opportunities that broaden the mind, challenge the spirit and maximize human potential. An integral part of the community, the College provides these opportunities in an environment which encourages the full participation of all its citizens.
In 1997, Seniors College was established as the primary instrument for special educational programs for adults over 50 years of age.
As successful as the "College" was, we knew that change was absolutely essential if we were to meet the challenges of a growing adult population, particularly in East Texas. Beginning with the year 2000, we introduced the next generation of a concept tailored exclusively for the purpose of fulfilling life-long needs and desires for learning.
Each spring, summer and fall, the College will offer a menu of courses specifically designed for the 50 and over adult.
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Dear Abby: Teen who wants baby needs reality check
Dear Abby: I'm 15 and my boyfriend, "Todd," is almost 18. He wants us to have a baby. I would like to, but I live with my grandmother because my mom has a drug problem and my dad was killed when I was 9. I'm scared if I get pregnant she won't let me keep it.
My grandmother and I don't get along sometimes, and I'm scared she'll have my boyfriend put in jail. I have thought about this, and I really want to have a baby with him. I love Todd more than anything. Is it bad that I want to get pregnant? I'm in ninth grade and he'll be a senior. Please give me some advice.
-- Wants To Be A Mom, Princeton, W.Va.
Dear Wants To Be A Mom: Before you and Todd rush into this, it is important to consider how you will take care of a baby. Babies are not just cute; they are also completely helpless and a lot of work.
Some schools offer students a program in which boys and girls are given dolls that require 24-hour care. Students are assigned to care for their "baby" for a week or more, and often, by the end of the assignment period, the desire to have a baby disappears as the reality about the degree of responsibility becomes obvious.
If you become pregnant as a freshman, it will lessen your chances of graduating. You and Todd will need a diploma in order to support yourselves and a child. If loving a baby was all it takes, your mother would be caring for you instead of your grandmother.
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The Coastal Geology Group is an affiliation of researchers, technicians, and graduate students within the Department of Geology and Geophysics that conduct investigations of shoreline change, carbonate geology, reef geology, sedimentology and coastal morphodynamics. In the belief that many minds are better than one, we make it a goal to assist one another in our research projects. In so doing we expand our horizons, acquire new skills and life becomes more interesting with a diversity of field and laboratory experiences. In general, we seek to improve our understanding of coastal change through time. This requires research investigation on a range of spatial and temporal scales.
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Current members of the group and their research focus include:
Chip Fletcher leads the Coastal Geology Group, and is Associate Dean for Academic Affairs of SOEST and Professor of Geology and Geophysics. He advises the research efforts of students, technicians, and post-doctoral researchers. Chip maintains important professional ties with federal, state, and county agencies and continues his research in coastal hazards, shoreline evolution, paleoenvironmental history, and climate change. Chip has published three texts that you can find at these sites: Physical Geology: http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-EHEP002962.html ; Climate Change: http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-EHEP002419.html ; and Coastal Geology of Hawaii: http://www.uhpress.hawaii.edu/p-6497-9780824834333.aspx .
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Malone University Student recital will feature Daniel Edwards, bassoon, & Justin Dye, trombone, on March 17
March 4, 2014 | Release # 6854
College of Theology, Arts, and Sciences. The Department of Music will present a student recital on Monday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Room of the Randall Campus Center, located on the campus at 2600 Cleveland Avenue N.W. in Canton, Ohio. The program – featuring Daniel Edwards, bassoon, and Justin Dye, trombone, and accompanied by Beverly Kalasky, piano – is free and open to the public. A program follows.
Justin Dye is a junior from Andover, Ohio, pursuing a bachelor of science degree in music education. His primary instrument is trombone, which he studies with Thomas Pylinski. He has studied conducting with David Donelson, Steven Grimo, Jon C. Peterson and voice with Cynthia Wohlschlager. He has served two years as a field commander for the Pioneer Spirit marching band and currently is an officer of the University Chorale. Justin is in his first season as student conductor for Malone Opera Theatre, and is scheduled to conduct Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro later this semester. He is in his second season as apprentice conductor for the Canton Youth Symphony Orchestra. He has performed in the 2013 and 2014 OPCICA Honors Band Festival, which includes a performance at Severance Hall. He is president of the Ohio Collegiate Music Education Association Malone Chapter, and holds membership with the National Association for Music Educators.
Daniel Edwards is a senior music education major from Deshler, Ohio, and is currently student teaching at Sandy Valley Middle/High School with his cooperating teacher Mr. Jeff Huston. During his time at Malone, he has performed with the Malone University marching, symphonic, and jazz bands, and has held the positions of librarian, historian, and equipment manager for the bands. In addition to performing with the Malone University bands, he has also performed with the Lima Area Concert Band and the 338th Army Reserve Band. He has also been a part of the Malone Theatre, and is a member of the Alpha Psi Omega honor society.
Beverly Kalasky is a graduate of Kent State University with a degree in piano performance under the direction of Jerry Wong. She currently is a collaborative pianist with the Department of Music at Malone University as well as choirs of the Waterloo Local School District and is the pianist for Liberty Bible Church of Atwater, Ohio. Along with accompanying soloists, Mrs. Kalasky maintains a private piano studio.
Sonata in F minor.................................... Georg Phillipp Telemann
I. Andante Cantabile (1681-1767)
IV. Vivace
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Impromptu Op.39, No.5........................................ Reinhold Gliere
Daniel Edwards, bassoon
Morceau a Dechiffrer.............................................. Jules Massenet
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Andante et Allegro...................................................... J. Ed. Barat
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Notturno................................................................. Robert Clarisse
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Elegy for Mippy II............................................ Leonard Bernstein
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Four Marches from the American Revolution... Christopher Weait
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Morceau Symphonique.................................. Alexandre Guilmant
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Mitternachtliche Wachtparade, ....................... Julius Weissenborn
Turkischer Marsch (Op. 4 No. 5) (1837-1888)
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Re: Dropbox App and it's free!catarific Feb 20, 2012 3:21 AM (in response to catarific)
I am going to have to edit my post above. After exporting files from Dropbox - it went to Nook's internal memory which was not what I thought it would do. I purchased the Drop2Sync app and now use it in conjunction with the Dropbox App and these files do go basically to files that are accessible. My pictures did go to a picture file but my wallpaper also went there as well. I have not yet tested music or books - so those I am not sure of yet. But at least they go somewhere that you can find them! I guess Dropbox would be better used with an SD Card - but again that I am not sure of - since I have not yet started using an SD card.
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I also use the Dropbox .But instead of transferring pics to my nookcolor, I have been transferring information from my writing app, journal, and devotion apps to Dropbox. Most apps give the email or dropbox options. I prefer using dropbox because it holds so much more files and is accessible from any computer with a click of an icon.


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halo 3 is going to be win.
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if they F*ck this up then Halo 3 wont fail Halo series will just fail and they wont be a Halo 4
I have the wii!!!! i know i suck at spelling!
Rep me if I did good.
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btw I actually do agree with you.
I just couldn't resist.
If Bungie screws up this one, Halo is doomed.
and the 360 will most likely follow in its footsteps.
Hopefully we won't see anymore repetitive levels anymore.
Well do you?
If Halo 3 fails, some ones gon' die.
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i was able to make out what you were saying, and 3 is the last one anyhowOriginally Posted by MysticGohan
they definitely could make a prequel to the 1st one though, but halo wars has that covered
It's impossible. Halo 3 can't and won't fail. Even if it does, people will still like it 'cause it's Halo.


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MEDINAH, Ill. -- For the record, Riles had the first pick in our Ryder Cup draft and he took Team USA. Very cagey on his part. He gets to be Captain America and I get stuck explaining an uncomfortable truth:
Team Europe is going to win.
I'm certainly not rooting against the Americans, but how can you objectively look at this matchup and think Team USA is going to be showering in champagne late Sunday? How can you crunch the numbers and somehow come up with a home team victory?
Answer: You can't.
The Europeans have won six of the past eight Ryder Cups. They've won huge (in 2006, 2004). They've won small (2010, 2002, 1997, 1995). They've won over there (2010, 2006, 2002, 1997). They've won over here (2004, 1995).
They've got the best golfer on the planet -- Rory McIlroy. Greg Norman says he's so good that he intimidates the second best player in the world, Tiger Woods.
Actually, I think the only things that bother Tiger are camera shutters, TMZ and male pattern baldness. So I'm not buying what Norman is selling. But put it this way: McIlroy isn't intimidated by Woods, or any member of Team USA. And that probably goes for most, if not all, of Team Europe's players.
If you're European captain Jose Maria Olazabal, your head hits the pillow each night knowing that Team USA doesn't have a player with a winning Ryder Cup record. Not Tiger. Not Phil Mickelson. Not anybody on the 12-man roster.
Team Europe has eight players with winning records, including Sergio Garcia (14-6-4), who suddenly remembers how to putt whenever a Ryder Cup rolls around. And the only thing louder than Ian Poulter's clothes is his play during the Cup. He's 8-3-1, unbeaten in singles and generally acts like somebody plunged an adrenalin needle into his heart.
Luke Donald is 8-2-1 overall. Lee Westwood is 16-11-6. And nobody on Team USA is in a hurry to see Graeme McDowell's name (4-2-2) on the daily pairings sheet.
Did I mention that Team USA has four rookies on its team? Team Europe has just one -- Nicolas Colsaerts, and he just happens to hit the ball longer than anybody in the field.
Experience matters in the Ryder Cup. A lot. One-third of the Team USA roster has never stood on the first tee of a Ryder Cup match and experienced the sheer terror and pressure of playing in this event. Nothing against Webb Simpson and his Presidents Cup appearance, but it's not the Ryder Cup.
The Europeans have four players (McIlroy, Donald, Westwood and Martin Kaymer) who know what it's like to be the No. 1-ranked player in the world. Team USA has one (Woods).
The Europeans live for the Ryder Cup. So does their captain. Olazabal had a career 18-8-5 record in the Cup and was part of the first European team to win on American soil (1987). So he's not going to be flustered by the pro-USA crowds at Medinah. Nor will his team.
This is going to be close. Very close.
The "Medinah Maulers," as Riles calls Team USA (sounds like someone I know has already applied for a copyright and purchased a silk-screening machine), are formidable. On paper, it could be one of the strongest teams the USA has had.
But Olazabal didn't just fall off the golf cart. He isn't going to back down to DLIII, or to this being an away game. You don't think he has a plan, too?
I'll give Riles this much: the Medinah crowds will be fully engaged come Sunday. No Bears game that day; they play Monday night.
I won't be surprised if Team USA wins. But I'm still going with the defending champs, barely. A 14½-13½ finish sounds about right.
These are the facts. And sorry, but not even Captain America can refute them.
Home cooking rules the day
MEDINAH, Ill. -- Gene Wojciechowski has been my best friend for 33 years. But after hearing him say the Europeans will win the Ryder Cup in Chicago this week, I'm calling Homeland Security.
Turning on Davis Love III's Medinah Maulers? Maybe the best American team ever put together? A team that includes 10 of the top 16 ranked players in the world? What'd he do, buy a time share in Oslo?
Yes, Europe has three of the top four ranked players in the world, but two of them shrink like O.J.'s glove under pressure. Lee Westwood (No. 4) just finished 25 shots behind at the FedEx Cup final Sunday. And Luke Donald (No. 3) has the heart of Luke Skywalker when the big light is off and Donald Duck when it's on.
And yes, the Euros have the hottest player in the world in Rory McIlroy, but the idea that Tiger Woods would be "intimidated" by him? Please. Tiger Woods is intimidated by no man. Ex-wife, maybe. Man? No.
Captain Love (great porn name, by the way) has set up Medinah for bombers and birdie bangers, so the USA has a monster advantage. This team has three guys who hit it longer than a bad Russian novel -- Keegan Bradley, Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson. And it has six of the top eight birdie makers on the PGA Tour.
Europe? Two of the top eight.
With Paul Azinger cracking the Why Can't The USA Win These Things? dilemma in 2008 with his ingenious "pod system," this team is together and powerful. And can we clear up this bull that there's tension between Woods and Phil Mickelson? Maybe years ago. But they've played on 13 Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup teams together now. They're partners in team-room Ping-Pong matches. They give each other good-natured crap.
"Like, I'll come in after a round and say, 'What'd you shoot?'" Mickelson says. "'Please say 72 or higher.' We have fun with it."
Woods is only a few holed putts from being his old trophy-hoarding self. (Can somebody PLEASE tell him to go back to the Scotty Cameron putter?) He'll be a cat trapped in a dairy at Medinah, the place where he won two PGA Championships. He won three times this year alone and was right there in two majors until he collapsed the fourth day. But here's the beautiful thing: The Ryder Cup is a three-day tournament.
And yes, America has four rookies compared to Europe's one, but two -- Bradley and Simpson -- won majors within the past two years.
And how about that fourth rookie, Jason Dufner? Yes, he shows all the emotion of an Easter Island statue. That's the same face you'll see when he beats you 4 and 3.
The only weak link is Jim Furyk, who hasn't won the past two years, but as long as Love doesn't play him more than once a day, he'll be fine. After all, those energy drinks are only good for five hours.
Now let's look at Geno's unbeatable European team.
Paul Lawrie? Really? He's still playing golf? I see he won the Qatar Masters. Who'd he beat, three camels?
Nicolas Colsaerts? Isn't he the pastry chef on Top Chef Belgium?
Martin Kaymer, the weakest world No. 1 since Jimmy Carter?
Peter Hanson? He'll need ID to get in the team room.
True, Europe has some strong players -- McIlroy, Graeme McDowell and Justin Rose, especially. And Sergio Garcia and Ian Poulter go from whiners to whackers at these things, holing putts like they're aiming at kiddie pools. But this American team finally has some putters, too. Brandt Snedeker is the No. 1 putter on the PGA Tour and if he can keep his backstroke from bumping against the $11.4M in his wallet, he'll be fine. Steve Stricker putts the way Monet painted, and Matt Kuchar's putting borders on the occult, too.
Home teams have won the past three Ryder Cups, don't forget, and Chicago fans are not afraid to razz visiting dignitaries. This is the home of the Cubs. That's sometimes all they have.
All of which comes out to USA 15, Europe 13, all-night beer blast on Rush Street, and Geno taking a job covering soccer for the Stockholm Shopper.


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Q: My fiancé and I have been together for a few years, and our relationship is wonderful. We have our ups and downs, but I'm ready to have a family and spend the rest of my life with him. We're both relatively young, in our mid-20s, and he was laid off from his good-paying corporate job four months ago. He has been looking for work without any luck. Our bills have been piling up and are proving to be more expensive than we realized.
I have a full-time job, and the pay is decent, but our wedding is coming up in a few months, and I'm wondering if we should wait to get married until we're in a financially secure position. I haven't asked him about it because I don't want to make him think that his not having a job is making me not want to marry him. It's not that at all. I am just afraid that the expense of the wedding will put us deeper into debt. What do you think?
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If he is willing to compromise, it might be best to postpone the wedding until the two of you are back on your feet financially. There are other options, though; if you have some money saved up you could scale it down, reduce the number of invites, have a reception at a family home, or economize in other ways. For example, sit down dinners are often more expensive than buffet style, and DJ's are less expensive than a band. There is also the option of eloping and having the party later. Either way, talk with him and make this decision together.
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A Lubbock grand jury on Wednesday indicted Ali Reza Shahsavari, 29, for "assaulting and intimidating the flight attendant and flight crew member." The indictment was publicly released Thursday.
Before a court hearing in Amarillo on Thursday, Shahsavari gave a breathless rant about his immortality.
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After reading a copy of the indictment, Shahsavari asked, "How is this a crime of violence?"
Shahsavari's attorney, Jeff Blackburn, said his sister, who was in the courtroom Thursday, was taking him to Florida to get help for his schizophrenia.
The one-count indictment alleges Shahsavari was on Southwest Airlines Flight 3683 from Los Angeles, Calif., to Orlando, Fla., when the plane made an emergency landing at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport.
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"You're all going to die," Shahsavari yelled on the flight, according to passenger Doug Oerding of Sacramento, Calif.
Oerding also said Shahsavari shouted, "You're all going to hell. Allahu Akbar," translated as "God is great" in Arabic.
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The term regression ordinarily suggests some kind of personality or behavior dissolution, when used by physicians or other clinically oriented professionals. A different kind of regression occurs when the clinical geneticist discovers that the sons of tall fathers are not quite as tall, on the average, as their fathers. The sons of short fathers also "regress" toward the population mean, ie, on the average the sons are closer to the mean height of the population than are their fathers. The word "regression" does not have only the behavioral meaning of coming apart or backsliding; it may also mean "recentering" or "reaveraging" in certain interesting clinical situations.
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Video: Carlos Gomez Robs Joey Votto Of Home Run
This game almost got started with a bang. Almost.
Literally, the second batter in the Brewers-Reds game, Joey Votto almost hit a home run, if not for Brewers outfielder Carlos Gomez flat out denying him. You can see the catch below.
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Convex layers
Given a set Q of points in the plane, we define the convex layers of Q inductively. The first convex layer of Q consists of those points in Q that are vertices of CH(Q). For i > 1, define Qi to consist of the points of Q with all points in convex layers 1,2,...,i –1 removed. Then, the i th convex layer of Q is CH(Qi) if Qi ≠ Ø and is undefined otherwise.
a. Give an O(n2)-time algorithm to find the convex layers of a set of n points.
b. Prove that Ω(n lg n) time is required to compute the convex layers of a set of n points with any model of computation that requires Ω (n lg n) time to sort n real numbers.


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ViroPharma Inc. will lease an additional 71,000 square feet of office space in Exton, nearly doubling its current space in Chester County. The specialty-biopharmaceutical firm, with 188 employees, will create 151 new jobs within three years, Gov. Tom Corbett said Monday.
ViroPharma received $583,000 from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development that included a $130,000 grant and $453,000 in job-creation tax credits.
"For us it is about growth," said president and CEO Vincent J. Milano. "We're committed to this area for the long-term and look forward to creating opportunities in this community."


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Professor Layton and the Curious Village
BPReview: Prof.Layton&theCuriousVillage(DS)By Jeff P. Score:
Oct 01, 2009 3:34PM PST
What is it?: Professor Layton and his sidekick Luke head to a village to solve various puzzles in their search for the mysterious Golden Apple.
What I liked:
Music - The first thing that grabbed my attention when I booted up Layton was the accordion music that came out of the tiny speakers on my DS. The music in village totally fits the overall mood of the game.
Story - Honestly the story in Prof. Layton is really nothing new, but there are a few plots twists that I don't think anyone saw coming, and it really caught me off guard in a good way.
What I didn't like:
Music - Yes I did just say I like the music here, and it's still true in this point, but the problem is that catchy music really gets into your head when you're working away on the games tougher problems. I found myself having to turn down the volume constantly.
Repeats - While Layton is filled to the brim with great head scratching puzzles, there are a few that repeat.
Old - The game is kind of a one-trick pony...(are pony's known for their tricks?), come across a puzzle, solve it and move on to the next. That's the game. And that's fine, but it still gets kinda boring after awhile.
Summary - Those looking for a game that is chucked full of puzzles and a fairly good story need to look no further than Prof. Layton. The game contains about 120-130 puzzles which, (if you don't plough through it like I did which probably led me to tiring of it) will take you awhile to get through. But have a FAQ on hand to get you through those real head scratchers...you'll thank me later.
Overall I give Professor Layton and the Curious Village (DS) a 4 out of 5.
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MARTINSBURG - The former owner of a Berkeley County pizzeria accused of having nonconsensual sex with an 18-year-old female employee while she was passed out during a night of heavy drinking was sentenced to one to five years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to one count of first-degree sexual abuse.
Marshall Phillip Robertson, 36, of Lake Sever Drive, Winchester, Va., was originally indicted by a Berkeley County grand jury in October on one felony count of second-degree sexual assault, a crime that carries a potential penalty of 10-25 years in prison, but agreed to plead guilty to the lesser included offense of first-degree sexual abuse as part of a plea agreement.
As part of the plea agreement, the state opposed any probation at sentencing based upon the nature of the crime and Robertson's criminal history, which includes multiple felony convictions. The agreement also required Robertson to admit he had sexual intercourse with the victim while she was physically helpless due to intoxication.
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"We were at my restaurant and ended up drinking a lot, and (the victim) got drunk and passed out," Robertson said Monday during sentencing. "I touched her in inappropriate ways."
Berkeley County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Gregory K. Jones later presented the factual basis for the state's case, stating that on or about Jan. 31, 2010, there was a bad snowstorm in Berkeley County and Robertson, the former owner of Oscar's Pizza in Hedgesville, decided it was too dangerous for his employees, including the victim, to go home.
After closing the restaurant, he agreed to go to a nearby 7-Eleven to purchase liquor for the victim and two other employees stranded at the restaurant, and said they could stay the night there.
"There was a lot of drinking going on all through the night," Jones said.
About 4 a.m. the following day, the victim told police she went to lay down on the floor and passed out. She told police that she then remembered her clothes being removed and Robertson having sexual intercourse with her without her consent. She told police that she was aware of the intercourse but was unable to move to stop it because she was intoxicated, court records show.
Robertson declined to make a statement prior to his sentence being announced, as did his attorney, public defender John Lehman.
"As my client has declined, I will, too," Lehman said.
The victim was present in court for Monday's hearing, but Jones told the court she didn't wish to make a victim's impact statement.
Along with the sentence, West Virginia 23rd Judicial Circuit Judge Christopher Wilkes ordered Robertson be placed on 10 years of supervised release upon leaving prison and that he register for life as a sex offender.
- Staff writer Edward Marshall can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 182, or firstname.lastname@example.com


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We played a great game. We definitely deserve the win. But it's a one-shot game so all bets are off.
All I can say is that win or lose this is the kind of effort that makes me a proud fan. It's very clear we're short 1 or 2 d-men for this team to be really, really solid (basically Dekeyser and maybe one more solid guy), but that we have some great pieces. Ericsson has been magnificent this game, Kronwall's been really good. Kindl's been mostly good. Howard's played his best game of the series. Most of our forwards have been good.
And Datsyuk. I...there aren't words to describe that guy anymore. He's special.
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Courtesy of Norm Vance
Courtesy of Norm Vance
A truck driver from Lamar has been arrested in connection with a 24-year-old murder case in Pagosa Springs.
Charles �Ray� Stane, 56, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Vickie Calline Dexter, 40, of Durango, who was found dead 24 years ago floating facedown in a hot-water pool known as the Hippie Dip in downtown Pagosa.
Police identified Stane as a suspect days after the murder, but they didn�t have enough physical evidence to make an arrest, Don Volger, former chief of the Pagosa Springs Police Department, said last week during an interview.
Advances in forensic testing allowed authorities to resubmit DNA evidence late last year, which produced a near 100 percent match to Stane, according to an arrest affidavit filed in 6th Judicial District Court.
Volger called it the biggest case his department ever worked during his career as chief, from 1984 to 2009.
�We put more time and effort into that one case than we put into any that I remember,� he said.
Stane�s arrest for first-degree murder is not his first run-in with the law:
In 1982, Stane confessed to a kidnapping and sexual assault in Southeast Colorado, but he never was charged because investigators believed another man committed the crime.
In 1987, Stane was arrested for felony sexual assault for pulling out a large clump of a woman�s hair. The same year, he was named a suspect in an attempted double homicide of a woman and her 9-year-old daughter, who were sexually assaulted and shot in Ector County, Texas. The two survived, and he remains a suspect in the unsolved case.
In 1992, Stane was convicted of felony kidnapping and sexual assault in Lamar. He served 19 years of a 26-year prison sentence.
Stane was living as a free man working as a long-haul truck driver earlier this year in Lamar. He was arrested March 23 in connection with the Pagosa Springs cold case.
He is a registered sex offender and had been reporting to local authorities as required, according to the arrest affidavit.
The Pagosa murder occurred early Oct. 15, 1988.
Three women � Dexter, Crystal Quintana and Susan Doyle � were enjoying an evening out at the bars when they met some truck drivers who had been hauling cattle in the area, according to the arrest affidavit, which draws from interviews from Quintana and Doyle days after Dexter�s body was found.
The truckers bought the women drinks, and they danced and played pool.
The women described �Ray� as about 6 feet 2 inches tall, with a �big beer belly.� He told them he was 37 years old, though he would have been 32 at the time.
Dexter, who was wearing a blue dress, apparently poked fun at Ray throughout the night. She repeatedly called him �fat boy,� according to Stane�s companions, who were interviewed in the days after the slaying.
At one point, Stane became embarrassed and left the bar.
Dexter�s friends told police she was known to tell people that she had tested positive for AIDS, although there is no information that she actually had AIDS or made the statement that night.
Later in the evening, �Ray� approached Dexter at the bar and began talking to her. They eventually moved to a booth, and they were seen leaving together about 1:45 a.m. Oct. 15, 1988.
At about 9:45 a.m. Oct. 15, 1988, Dexter�s nude body was found floating in the Hippie Dip.
Longtime Pagosa resident Norm Vance said the Hippie Dip was a natural hot-water spring on private property that was used freely by residents.
�Certainly locals used it, and people came in from outside looking for it,� he said. �It was probably Pagosa�s No. 1 tourist attraction back then, even though most people didn�t know that.�
He recalled that once, three Budweiser girls showed up and refused to go in the dirty water with their company-issued swimming suits. But they did go in, Vance said, and somehow carpenters and contractors from across the town found out and showed up.
�It was an amazing place for a long time.� Vance said. �People were naked there all the time.�
The property owners filled in the Hippie Dip within a day or two of the murder, he said.
Dexter had been severely beaten about the face and head. Her body had numerous linear scratches consistent with being dragged. A pathologist determined the scratch marks occurred postmortem. Large clumps of her hair had been pulled from her head.
The cause of death was determined to be strangulation.
Numerous DNA swabs were collected from the body and preserved as evidence.
Police interviewed Stane on Oct. 19, 1988 � four days after the murder.
He told them Dexter was �rubbing all over� him, and described her as �a tramp, in my eyes,� according to the arrest affidavit.
He told police: �She wanted to get a bottle of champagne and go to the hot pool and, uh, I got to laughing about it and I was telling my buddies about it, and she got to teasing me. Her calling me, she said, �Don�t make me look bad, fat boy,� or something, or don�t tell everybody, and then I just got up and went next door to the other bar and sat over there and drank.�
He denied going anywhere with Dexter. He apparently made some contradictory statements to police, according to the arrest affidavit.
An investigator asked Stane how he felt about polygraph tests, and he said he did not like them and refused to take one.
An investigator asked Stane if he would admit to killing Dexter if he, in fact, did, and he replied: �Probably not, you know. I mean, I�m not dumb. I ain�t going to say, �Well, I done it, slap my hand or put me in the electric chair or whatever.��
Stane has refused to speak to police since his arrest earlier this year, said Scott Maxwell, with the Pagosa Springs Police Department, who wrote the arrest affidavit.
On April 14, 1989, Dexter�s purse was found in a snowbank along U.S. Highway 160, about 1� miles west of the Hippie Dip. A pair of size 38 Fruit of the Loom men�s briefs was found about 40 feet from her purse.
�This brand and size of underwear exactly match the underwear given to police by Ray on Oct. 19, 1988,� the affidavit says. The underwear was submitted to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for DNA analysis in April 1989 and again in 2002, but no viable evidence was returned.
Pagosa Springs resident Vernon Wood told police on March 12, 1989, that a truck driver from the Eastern Slope admitted to killing Dexter. The truck driver said, �I killed that (expletive) because after I (expletive) her, she told me she had AIDS,� Wood told police, according to the affidavit.
About a month later, Wood denied having made the statement to police.
Late last year, the Pagosa Springs Police Department resubmitted 13 pieces of evidence to the CBI for DNA testing. A test tube that contained a rectal swab taken from Dexter tested positive with Stane�s DNA, according to the affidavit.
Stane is set to be arraigned Tuesday in District Court in Pagosa.


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Doctor Who Series 6B Trailer [VIDEO]
We're still not sure as to when the second half of Series 6 will start, the hint from BBC America is The 27th of August, but the trailer has been released, so get your pause buttons ready for analasis!
Matt Smith Makes an Apperance at SDCC Prior to the Doctor Who Panel
Matt Smith appeared on a TV Guide Fan Favorite panel at San Diego Comic Con currently underway in Califronia, USA. On the panel, he mentioned in reference to the episode, A Good Man Goes to War that he thought the Doctor would had caught on sooner who River Song really was and he also mentioned that is all-time favorite Doctor is Patrick Troughton, the 2nd Doctor.
'Doctor Who': Matt Smith tells Comic-Con about 'Let's Kill Hitler' and River Song payoff - From Inside the Box - Zap2it: "The real "Doctor Who" fun doesn't start at Comic-Con until Sunday (July 24), when stars Matt Smith and Karen Gillan join writer (and "Being Human" creator) Toby Whithouse and executive producers Piers Wenger and Beth Willis for a panel in Hall H.
But that didn't stop Smith from making an early appearance at the TV Guide Fan Favorite panel, where he slipped a few teases about the upcoming second half of Season 6 and indulged in a little time travel fantasizing.
When asked about his favorite episode in his two-year tenure as the Doctor, he confessed that it's still to come. "The next episode... 'Let's Kill Hitler,'" says Smith. "[Creator] Steven [Moffat] is in fine form, and there's a great monster, which is important.""
(Via Zap2it - Read the rest of the article here)
The Doctor Who Fan Orchestra Presents 'I Am The Doctor' by Murray Gold [VIDEO]
A collaborative creation of Doctor Who fan musicians participating together in the Doctor Who Fan Orchestra presents their first offering, 'I Am The Doctor' by Murray Gold. They invite musical fans of Doctor Who to take part in their online collaborations.
(Thanks to @wilcantrell for the heads up on it on Google+)
Doctor Who: Podshock 251 - Doctor Who Fandom on Second Life and Beyond
Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 251
Running Time: 1:53:14
Doctor Who fandom on Second Life and beyond. Featuring the Doctor Who Fandom Panel on Second Life at SL8B with Saffia Widdershins (moderator) of Prim Perfect Magazine, Terry Lightfoot @TerryLightfoot & Oolon Sputnik @OolonSputnik of the Dirty Whoers and New Gallifrey, Sen of Hands of Omega, Dave Lewis @Doctor_No1 of Paradox Island and TARDIS Newsroom, Tristan Avedon @tristanavedon of Who Island, Victor 1st Mornington @vic1st of the Doctor Who Exposition and Katrina, and Louis Trapani @LouisTrapani of Doctor Who: Podshock.
Hosted by Louis Trapani ( @LouisTrapani )
New Sonic Newsdriver for 8 July 2011 Full of Doctor Who and Torchwood Related News
Hold tight for the next DW: Podshock episode coming soon… in the meantime, there's a new episode of The Sonic Newsdriver out today filled with Doctor Who, Torchwood, and related news.
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In this episode: Torchwood Comes to Starz on Friday, John Barrowman as the Doctor, Speaking of Kilts, A Doctor - Not The Doctor in Torchwood, Great Leaping Doctors - Batman, Farewell to Beth Willis, Doctor Who is on for 2012 or is it and more!
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New Toy Releases - River Song at SDCC and More
Those of you lucky enough or ahem brave enough to go to SDCC (San Diago Comic Con) can get this exclusive from Underground Toys, River Song with Pandorica Chair. As to whether it will fit together with last years Pandorica sides which housed a free cd, is anybodys guess.
But it's not the only new piece of new kit from Underground Toys/Character Options, these fortunately aren't exclusives. To this there are Errrrrr.... Cuddly Daleks? yes that's right Soft Daleks which come in red or blue. But that's not all to that a Cuddly TARDIS, both the Daleks and TARDIS have sound and the Tardis's lamp light up as well.
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Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 250
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Doctor Who: Podshock Live Show Reviewing the Spring 2011 Series Scheduled for Saturday, June 18
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Doctor Who: 'A Good Man Goes to War' Now Available on iTunes and Amazon
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