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Section 3 - Appearances for commonwealth, prosecution or defense; rendering of legal services; payment of expenses for representation of department of transportation
Section 3A to 3D - Repealed, 1978, 512, Sec. 1
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Section 4 - Claims of commonwealth; enforcement
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Section 5B - False claims; liability
Section 5C - Violations under Secs. 5B to 5O; investigation by attorney general; relators; civil actions
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Section 5F - Payments to relators; limitations
Section 5G - Actions brought against governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, treasurer, secretary of state, etc.; jurisdiction
Section 5H - Money recovered by commonwealth; false claims prosecution fund
Section 5I - Awards of attorney general fees and expenses; awards of costs and attorney fees against relators; liability
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Section 5L - Preponderance of the evidence standard
Section 5M - Rules, regulations or guidelines; attorney general
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Section 5O - Agency reporting requirements
Section 6 - Consultation with and giving of advice and assistance to district attorneys
Section 6A - Conferences of district attorneys and other officials; notification as to new laws
Section 7 - Persons intruding on land, property or rights of commonwealth; prosecution
Section 8 - Due application of charity funds enforced
Section 8A - Definitions applicable to Secs. 8A to 8M
Section 8B - Division of public charities; duties
Section 8C - Director of public charities; designation
Section 8D - Employees; appointment and removal
Section 8E - Charitable corporations; registration by filing of information; exceptions; penalties; enforcement
Section 8F - Annual reports of public charities; financial statements; fees; penalties; enforcement
Section 8G - Attorney general as a party; service
Section 8H - Investigations by attorney general
Section 8I - Compliance with investigations; enforcement; penalties
Section 8J - Rules and regulations
Section 8K - Gift for public charitable purpose; presumed intention
Section 8L - Fiscal records
Section 8M - Public records; inspection
Section 8N - Fees, costs, penalties and other monies; general fund
Section 9 - Advice and aid to general court and committees
Section 10 - Violations of court orders; restraint of trade; institution of investigations and appropriate actions
Section 11 - Annual report of cases handled
Section 11A - Division of civil rights and liberties
Section 11B - Board of commissioners on uniform state laws; obscene literature commission
Section 11C - Narcotic and harmful drugs; training program for law enforcement officers
Section 11D - Division of environmental protection
Section 11E - Public utilities; office of ratepayer advocacy; intervention in legal proceedings on behalf of consumers; expenditure of funds; expert or consultant; information requests
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Section 11G - Local consumer aid fund; eligibility for assistance
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Section 11J - Violations of constitutional rights; temporary restraining orders and injunctions; violations; punishment; vacation of order
Section 11K - Division of victim compensation and assistance
Section 11L - Unlicensed mental health and unlicensed health professionals; sexual contact with patients or clients; temporary restraining order, injunction; violation; penalty
Section 11M - Division of gaming enforcement
Section 11N - Monitoring health care market trends; investigation of unfair methods of competition or anti-competitive behavior; exemption or waiver from federal law
Section 12 - District attorneys; qualifications; election; term; appearances
Section 13 - Districts for administration of criminal law or defense of civil actions
Section 14 - Repealed, 1987, 723, Sec. 1
Section 15 - Practice of law prohibited; salary
Section 16 - Salaries of assistant district attorneys
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Section 20D - District Attorneys Association; executive director; report on criminally prosecuted child abuse and neglect cases
Section 21 - Suffolk district; police and detective service
Section 22 - Clerical and stenographic workers
Section 23 - Payment for traveling expenses; exceptions
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Section 25 - Advanced expenses; conditions; vouchers
Section 25A - Advance of expenses necessary in performance of duties; limitation; accounting; unexpended balance
Section 26 - Court appointment of substitute in absence of attorney general and district attorney
Section 27 - District attorneys; duties; control of attorney general
Section 28 - Suits on recognizances; discontinuance
Section 29 - Accounting for fees, bills of costs and money received
Section 30 - Fees for services in performance of duty; appearance in civil action
Section 31 - Repealed, 1975, 10, Sec. 4
Section 32 - Community based juvenile justice programs; district attorneys
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Nasty little things.
There were ickies in her hairbrush, so I did not use it.
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A word used to describe a situation when somebody is totally on somebodys elses nuts. When you hear someone who wont get off somebodys tip, you wait for them to finish what they are saying and then say "icky" in a really high pitch voice. It is meant to insenuate the sticky jiz in their throat that they should have from sucking that persons cock.
"Man, Joe is so swole he could bench press a house"
You respond with "icky" in a high pitch voice
You respond with "icky" in a high pitch voice
by Derrick Jerine April 12, 2007
East Coast equivalent of yucky
Her navel lint was icky.
by cornholio October 14, 2003
A creepy somebody, An odd or disgusting situation.
"watch out for that icky man" i.e not looking too great, watch out for him, he smells milky. usually used to generalize someone who is misunderstood, odd or is thought to be a pedophile in Lancashire. Usually a homeless person, ice cream man (that is too friendly) e.t.c
Or. you spilled milk on my pant's, "that's icky"
Or. you spilled milk on my pant's, "that's icky"
by nineofnine July 23, 2009
Smelly buds that make your nose hairs fall off.
Smoke some sticky icky
by thug life November 18, 2003
Somthing that is so awesome normal words escape you
Dude that new escillade is icky! HOW MUCH DID YOU PAY FOR IT?
by Killer Bunnies February 23, 2008
Used to express the high quality or superior content of an object. Commonly used by stoners to enunciate something cool.
yo man that ride is icky, them must be 20s up on that bitch
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The Baltimore Ravens are streaking toward the postseason with a gaudy 8-2 mark with six games left to play. Barring a historical collapse, they will hit the postseason for the fifth consecutive year under coach John Harbaugh.
Though there is still plenty of time for things to go wrong, this guy prefers to look at his Ravens glass half-full and also start counting his chickens just before they are hatched.
The playoff picture is starting to come into focus after 10 games have been played by each team. There are fairly definitive leaders in three of four divisions, though it's hard to imagine that the Broncos will be tested by the collection of dumpster fires in their AFC West.
So let's take a look ahead at potential opponents for the Ravens as they head down the final six games of the season. The road to the postseason travels through sunny (and classy) San Diego this weekend, but let's see what potential playoff pitfalls await. Enjoy now!


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Ann Arbor Rowing Club and the University of Michigan's Men's Crew team are hosting a day out on the water to teach people to row in honor of National Learn to Row Day.
Ann Arbor's Learn to Row Day is Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Ann Arbor's Bandemer Park. Ages 14 and older are welcome to participate in the free event. Participants will have the opportunity to ask members of the Ann Arbor Rowing Club and U-M's Men's Crew team about rowing, learn the basics and have a chance to get out on the water.
Ann Arbor Rowing Club President Martin Myers said they have been organizing the event for 15 or 20 years. He added that it's a national event sponsored by USRowing, but the Ann Arbor event will take place earlier than the event in other cities.
"We're not doing the official learn to row day because a lot of the Men's Crew team will be gone by June. Even though it's not on the same day, rowing clubs all around the country will be doing it in a couple weeks," Myers said.
The day consists of members of the Ann Arbor Rowing Club and U-M Men's Crew encouraging people to try the sport and helping event participants learn about rowing.
"We put [participants] in the rowing machine for a few minutes and then in a boat with experienced rowers to see what the sport is all about," Myers said.
He added that in previous Learn to Row Day events, they've had participants range from age 14 to mid-70s get into the boats to try out the sport.
"Young adults can get into the boat if they're interested, and there's no upper age limit," Myers said.
The Ann Arbor Rowing Club also hosts Learn to Row Classes, and Saturday's event can serve as a precursor to the four-week sessions. The club has youth classes for young adults starting at 14 years old and adult classes for participants age 16 and older.
Current members of the club range from recreational rowers to national and international competitors. Myers said the club has members that have just graduated college as well as members in their mid-70s.
"We do relatively well when we compete at a high level, But we also have people who are in it for the recreation and exercise and generally like to be out on the water," Myers said.
He added that the club doesn't have an official adaptive program for those with disabilities, but they try to support adaptive rowers the best they can.
"We're always trying to get people out into the water," Myers said.
Saturday's event is weather dependent. Myers said last year's event had great weather and hosted about 60 people.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday's temperatures should reach about 59 degrees. It's expected to be partly sunny with a chance of showers. Myers said it is raining, the event will continue, but if thunderstorms occur, the club will have to reschedule the event.
Saturday's Learn to Row Day is 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Bandemer Park. Admission for the event is free. For more information, visit Ann Arbor Rowing Club's website. www.a2crew.com
Kelly McLaughlin is an intern reporter for The Ann Arbor News. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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And here I only thought I was funny looking in the mirror... though I must remember next time to use both arms a little more... it just took me a little while to warm up with the camera there.
Engage me in the right kind of discussion/debate in person or on video and you'll see a bit of a different side... still very friendly and what not... but also quite serious and able to tear down the other side.
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Since it's already tomorrow by you all, I just wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
Enjoy the fag seaweed. Do I hear a New Years resolution coming on?
Supermarket was actually fine at 8.30pm, no busier than a normal day. But they had no marinated feta! Just the stuff in the deli, which is kinda nasty and not special enough for a gift. So I got two plain blocks of feta and pressed lots of fresh herbs and chilli flakes into them, diced it up then covered in EVOO. All done I hope!
DH has dutifully prepared the stockings while I was sorting out the feta drama.
Goodnight ladies. Hope Santa is generous to you all.
Since it's already tomorrow by you all, I just wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
"Right is right, even if no one is doing it; wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it." - St. Augustine
Who says back fat is a bad thing? Maybe on a hairy guy at the beach, but not on a crab.
Just on my way to work for the day, so thought that I would pop in and wish everyone a safe and festive day.
Take care out there.. and thanks for all the motivation for the year.
Dragon - How you doing ???? Merry christmas to you also and I hope that work runs smoothly and effortlessly !!!!! Have a good one.
Joanie - that is very sweet. I also hope that you have a wonderful day.
take care
and to all our wonderful kiwis, our delightful Aussies, and all the other wonderful MDA people around the world - merry christmas to you and the whanau. Have a safe and happy holiday
"never let the truth get in the way of a good story "
...small steps....
We got most of the house tidied and organized. Still need to scrub but opted to sleep in a bit today before heading out to the beach with our friends. It's definitely bright and cheery outside today! And, I found our sun-hats and we have sunscreen, so we'll be in great shape.
Then we'll come home and do the cleaning this evening/afternoon, and it'll all be done over here.
I hope that all our beloved Kiwis have ahd an amazing day .... and .... I hope someone else did the dishes !!!!!!!!!!!!!
take care
G x
"never let the truth get in the way of a good story "
...small steps....
Great time at the beach today then lazing around the house (all clean and tidy). I didn't weed the garden or clean the back area, but I think that's ok for now. LOL
lmao i am lucky to get thru a 30g packet of tobacco in 6 months with assistance so no way. it is prob the better of my nefarious habits. a good case of moderation in the extreme with the odd binge and the odd lengthy abstinence thrown in for good measure.Enjoy the fag seaweed. Do I hear a New Years resolution coming on?
anyways we had an awesome day. i had this vision of a small child who looked like an angel with beautiful butt length wavy blonde hair in a flowing dress appear at 4:20 am and ask me to open a can of tuna as they had decided it was time to give the cat her xmas present. kinda ruptured the vision as i was sure i was having some heavenly dream till the can of tuna came out lol i kid you not. they were both dressed up, hair done beautifullly by 4:20am. i was stunned. consequently i had to get up at 5am to give them their presents as i felt too mean to make them wait. they only lasted about 2 hrs at their dads while i went on a 14k trek with the dog and then we went to their big sisters for a bbq which was nice. stinking hot today. when we came home the bay was steaming literally which is maybe a once or twice a year occurence. totally surreal as the water is so warm and you can just lie in it and breathe in the steam like a hot pool. we all went for a swim and the kids went for a snorkel. a crab bit my toe lol and no no one else did the dishes as we actual like doing them! and, despite the fact i ate loads of nuts, i had NO SUGAR or GRAINS at all. yay!
Morning ladies. Back to reality (and work) this morning.
Sounds like you all had a nice time over Christmas. We've been having the hottest ever weather here in New Plymouth, apparently Christmas Eve was the warmest day on record (31.1)! We've been swimming at the beach for the last four days running, twice on Christmas day because it was just so damn hot. Yesturday was a bit rubbish but DS had a new boogie board he wanted to try out in the surf so off we went. I sat on the beach for that one, but it was highly amusing hearing him screeching with delight as he caught each wave - had to drag him to the car after he turned blue from the cold (he's super skinny so gets cold quickly).
My parents are staying for a few days, so I've left them in charge of the kids for the day. Hopefully they aren't run too ragged by 2pm!
Suppose I'd better do some work.............
hello all - and welcome to the post christmas , get back on track - thread LOL.
Hope you all had a wonderful relaxing time over christmas, and also hope that santa bought you all LOTS of goodies.
I had to laugh at my MIL. She gave DH and me a pressie, and said to me.... I took into account of how you eat, and that is why I got you these....... so on christmas morning, very excited I opened the parcel to find....... a pkt of mixed grain crackers, and also a huge box of chocolate biscuits !!!!!! you just gotta love MILs LOL
"never let the truth get in the way of a good story "
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With the news that Kobe Bryant's 2013-14 season could be in jeopardy, the Los Angeles Lakers must look to replenish his lost production for next season.
Obviously with the trade deadline already passed there won't be anything they can do until the summer.
But it isn't the Lakers style to go out and deal for young prospects. General Manager Mitch Kupchak will be looking for some big names and established talent to help Dwight Howard bring home a title as soon as possible.
Pau Gasol is likely to be the bait they use in any deal, as he's the only one on the roster capable of generating much interest.
With the way the Lakers are currently assembled, and no Bryant in the lineup, a scoring guard or wing becomes the team's biggest need.


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Dear all;
Than you for help.
how many steps are required to achieve a error of 1.e-3 in the numerical value of y(1).
Here The 3 -step procedure Range Kutta Method.
## Exact solution
### We will modifty N ( number of steps to get error =10^(-3). )
## Procedure Range Kutta
> RK3 := proc (f, a, b, y0, N)
local x, y, n, h, k, vectRK3;
y := Array(0 .. N);
x := Array(0 .. N);
h := evalf(b-a)/N;
x[0] := a; y[0] := 1;
for n from 0 to N-1 do
x[n+1] := a+(n+1)*h;
k[1] := f(x[n], y[n]);
k[2] := f(x[n]+(1/2)*h, y[n]+(1/2)*h*k[1]);
k[3] := f(x[n]+h, y[n]+h*(-k[1]+2*k[2]));
y[n+1] := y[n]+(1/6)*h*(k[1]+4*k[2]+k[3])
end do;
[seq([x[n], y[n]], n = 0 .. N)]; y[1];
end proc;
## Now we compute the error between y(1) and exact solution for different value of N
### I have a problem in this part
errorRk3 := array(1 .. 29); for N from 2 to 30 do
errorrRk3[N] := abs(eval(rhs(res), x = 1)-RK3((x,y)->-y,0,1,N));
if errorrRk3[N] =10^{-3} end ;end do ;
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Interview: HTC's Imaging Specialist Symon Whitehorn on the new HTC One (M8)
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San Francisco-based Brit Symon Whitehorn is billed as HTC's Imaging Specialist. He's the guy who has hands-on input at the planning stage and works closely with the engineering team when it comes to the camera and photographic aspects of Taiwanese manufacturer HTC's phones.
As a former Kodak employee and a fan of Leica film cameras, Symon claims to be a photo enthusiast first and foremost. So who better to outline the thinking behind the dual cameras, dual sensors, plus continued use of 'ultrapixels' in HTC's shiny new smartphone, the £529 HTC One (M8), which updates the M7?
On behalf of PhotographyBlog, Gavin Stoker interviewed Symon in London to discover what the new phone holds in store for photographers, why it purports to put a lot more tools in the their hands than ever before, and in the process provides a fascinating insider's view of the development process…
PBlog: The interesting thing about the HTC One phones to a casual observer is this whole thing about 'ultrapixels' versus megapixels, and what you claim your advantage is. Do you think you've got that message across? Because people will naturally look at a high end phone with 12 or 13 megapixels and assume that's better than a mere four 'ultrapixels' with HTC.
Symon Whitehorn, HTC: Yeah, we always knew that was going to be a difficult conversation. But essentially that metric is meaningless to people who understand the technology. That's not to say megapixels aren't valuable, they are. But we wanted to talk about pixel-well size, light absorption and signal noise. Which, frankly, after a point contribute more to usable image quality. I think HTC has been brave to try and change the conversation. I used to work at Kodak and got to spend time with the guys who invented the digital camera. The most frustrating thing for them was conversations going in the wrong direction as far as they were concerned. But as far as the situations we find ourselves in as photographers 90% of the time the problem is light. Or rather we are struggling for more light.
PBlog: That's true. But do you not feel there's more work to be done educating the audience for smartphones as to what contributes to a great looking picture? Because the idea of you needing a high pixel count first and foremost is very entrenched.
HTC: I think that's a fair statement but we did have a great response to the M7. Feedback has shown people enjoy the pictures they're getting. Obviously if you're going to attempt pictures of something that's three miles away you're going to highlight some issues. But there are other commodities coming along that can solve that problem. The message we want to get across to people is that because you have much better low light performance, you can do more with the images.
PBlog: Is this concentration on achieving a better low light performance based on consumer feedback?
HTC: Let's face it – it's not just people wanting to take better images at night. Even in a dim room at a kids' party with fast moving children the ability to capture more light is always going to be better. Even indoors on a cloudy day can be a challenging situation. We've considered the daily photographic – or video – challenges that people have, and how we can help them.
PBlog: There has been criticism in early reviews of the HTC One M8 of images looking over exposed or washed out when shooting in bright light. That's if the phone is left on its default settings.
HTC: Did they try the exposure control I wonder? Part of us going all out to optimise the performance was making those sort of controls more readily accessible. When you're in the camera mode you can drop the exposure compensation setting down. We offer +/- 2EV, which frankly seems to be enough for most. But the beautiful thing about this is, that for someone who really wants to, you can 'build' you own camera, essentially. I often drop the sharpness right down because I want to do other stuff with my images.
PBlog: So when we talk about 'building' a camera, what you're really saying is there's the ability to customise settings to suit?
HTC: Yes. It's a really nice tool. If you're shooting outside, or you're a beach photographer, maybe, then you can set different exposure values.
PBlog: I know previous generations of this phone limited the still image aspect ratio to just 16:9. Is that still the case with the M8 version?
HTC: You can actually now do 4:3 and 1:1 on this model. An I'm campaigning to get 3:2 back in, as it's my favourite. 16:9 was chosen because we know the majority of people will just view their images on screen. It comes with such a beautiful screen that we want to show that off. That is why the sharpening algorithm's where it is, by default. If you want to print from it I'd suggest you drop the sharpening down. But we're imagining 90% of people will just look at their shots onscreen.
PBlog: Why weren't 4:3 and 1:1 included in the previous M7 model, out of interest?
HTC: I'm not sure I can answer that right now. But there may be a software update. The development cycle of HTC is so fast paced that we get to what is really important right away and learn from our customers. We also know a lot of people will crop their pictures afterwards, if they really care that much. By working with the product planning team I 'interface' a lot with the engineering team and I like to roadmap and define the camera needs, and actually build a path for us to develop. We're already working on what's coming down the pipe next.
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I have M7 and the camera sucks no matter what anybody says.
Of course the camera app crashes every time the M8 is started in or switched to portrait mode. This is apparently due to allowing password managers (e.g., Last Pass) to have permissions (to fill in passwords in apps) in the accessibility menu.
Passwords are more vital to me than the camera. HTC needs to fix this ASAP.
I might be rude but this is my state of mind.
HTC, if you read these lines, you should maybe just fire Symon Whitehorn. He's like a kid willing to achieve something that is not asked on the market. 4 Megapixels in 2014 is just a joke and you'll lose sales because of this even if your phone is otherwise great. And if you care about light, do some kind of oversampling like Nokia does or use "smaller megapixels" like 8 megapixels should be a minimum. In a whole I think he's argumentation is pointless, just going back to his "experience and love for his Leicas" (making him sound like a pro) but he does not provide proper answers or correct material solutions.
The only positive point in this whole story might be the refocussing possibility but as a photographer I don't like it. Either you shoot it right or not, you don't recreate the past.
I liked the point that, while you need a global perspective, you have to distill it to a point of view rather than a meaningless summary. Further, I like the point about filmmakers starting with stills—-brings Kubrick to mind. I take exception to the raw argument since I shoot jpegs with my Fuji X100 and do so because I wasn't getting enough extra from my raw files to justify the time fiddling. Overall, I'm excited about the camera in the M8. I read this article in part because I have ordered one and been alarmed by all the negative press I've seen about the camera since. This interview does a bit to allay my fears.
I agree that "APhotographerPassingBy" is rude. Also, it's ludicrous to suggest firing someone on the basis of an interview. Then "APhotographerPassingBy" insists that his photography philosophy "shoot it right or not, you don't recreate the past", should be the basis for a camera design. Oh, well. I don't suppose I should judge him on the basis of one misguided comment.
4mp means you must get your framing right when you take the photos. There is very little opportunity to crop and keep any sort of quality. Yet the lens is quite wide angle, so unless your subject is close, or a huge building, you don't have the optimal performance.
My first digital camera was only 2mp, but it had a 3 times (approx) optical zoom. That was 38-105mm equivalent. I used it in preference to my nikon slr because I could carry it everywhere more easily . The wide angle was wide enough, the telephoto long enough for most thing. A trade off. The HTC one m8 has a 28mm equivalent lens but a much smaller sensor . To me, that feels too much of a trade off .
If the majority of the photos you take fit the wide angle of the HTC, you will likely be happy. If you use those photos on the phone, twitter or Facebook, you will likely be happy.
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Teva Pharmaceutical Industries and Perrigo said today they will launch a generic equivalent to the Merck chemotherapy cancer drug Temodar® (temozolomide).
Temodar is indicated for adults with newly diagnosed glioblastoma multiforme who are undergoing concomitant radiotherapy followed by maintenance treatment, as well as for refractory anaplastic astrocytoma patients who have experienced disease progression on a drug regimen containing nitrosourea as well as procarbazine.
Teva said it will manufacture, market, and distribute the product in the United States, where both companies will equally share in the cost and profitability of the product. Teva was first to file for approval to market a generic version of the drug, which as a result is eligible for 180 days of marketing exclusivity.
Teva had not launched its generic Temodar when it won the right to do so in 2010. That year a federal district court ruled in favor of Teva, concluding that a patent held by Merck's Schering unit and licensed by the United Kingdom-based Cancer Research Technology was unenforceable. Teva instead agreed to withhold its product pending the outcome of a Merck appeal. In exchange, Merck said Teva could launch a generic version of Temodar in August of this year, six months before the expiration of Merck's patent.
Merck persuaded the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to overturn the trial court decision, and the U.S. Supreme Court rejected hearing a Teva appeal.
After winning FDA approval in 1999 for use in the United States, Temodar generated $917 million in global sales last year for Merck, down 2% from 2011, according to the company—including about $423 million in U.S. sales, according to IMS Health data cited by Teva and Perrigo. During the first half of this year, Temodar racked up $434 million, down 6% from the first half of 2012.
Temodar is available in capsule and injectable forms.
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Menu of the Month: September
Our menu of the Month for September.
Each month on our What's New page you will find our Menu of the Month - a three-course, seasonal menu - chosen by Lindsey. Find out the latest product to look out for when you are shopping with Rose's Shop Watch, and catch up on the news from our charity, Zapallal: Sharing the Struggle.
Our menu of the Month for September.
Don't you wish that someone would let you know where to find some of the best products that are around at the moment? Not only ingredients but other great products in our stores, the prettiest flowers for your dinner table; kitchen utensils that are indispensable; cookware that is chosen for its performance; packaging that is unique.
My column is a very personal look at what I think are the best things around and may be very eccentric. But it is my little black book of things I would recommend to friends. My Shop Watch, Rose Lloyd.
What ? Culatello di Parma
Why ? It is the king of Parma hams
Culatello is the most prized cured ham coming from Parma. Although all the supermarkets are upping their game and offering Parma hams aged 14 months, 20 months, 24 months and even 30 months, it is only M&S who have come along and launched the king of them all: culatello. It has a soft tender melting delicate flavour, which is just superior to any other Parma ham. Ask any Italian.
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Dead Poets' Property - How Does Copyright Influence Price?
Xing Li
Peking University
Megan MacGarvie
Boston University School of Management; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Petra Moser
Leonard N. Stern School of Business - Department of Economics; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
November 29, 2014
This paper exploits a differential increase in copyright under the UK Copyright Act of 1814 – in favor of books by dead authors – to examine the influence of longer copyrights on price. Difference-in-differences analyses, which compare changes in the price of books by dead and living authors, indicate a substantial increase in price in response to an extension in copyright length. By comparison, placebo regressions for books by dead authors that did not benefit from the extension indicate no differential increase. Historical evidence suggests that longer copyrights increase price by improving publishers' ability to practice intertemporal price discrimination.
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Recently, the California Association of Realtors (CAR) made major revisions to the state real estate purchase contract. This is probably one of the most significant revisions I've seen in many years.
CAR is also in the process of training real estate agents on these changes and how best to work with this revised document.
It reminds me of how important it is that we real estate agents continue to train constantly on changes in our industry – not only on changes like this with real estate contracts and other documents – but also on industry happenings, market trends, legal issues, etc.
I personally attend classes, seminars and training sessions regularly so I can stay current and up-to-date with changes in our business and industry. I am scheduled to attend training on this new contract and will likely end up teaching it to other agents, too. I teach classes regularly to new and experienced agents in a variety of real estate topics and that, too, helps me keep education a priority in my business.
When you decide on an agent to work with, whether you're a buyer or a seller, be sure an choose an agent who makes education and learning a priority in their business. You need an agent who is up-to-date and knowledgeable not only with real estate paperwork, but also with industry and market trends, local market statistics, marketing techniques, etc.
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Video (NOT for young children!): Promo Trailer for Killer Squirrels movie
According to this post on Bleeding Cool, production has yet to start.
Thanks to my friend Ray Vankleef for the link.
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Squirrels Are Evil And Are Taking Over The World
Debbie's first solo picture book, which features bibliophile SQUIRRELS:
Squirrels are taking over the world! Don't believe me? Read my About Page, browse my squirrel photos/pics and follow this blog as well as my Squirrels Are Evil And Taking Over The World Facebook page. To see past entries, browse the Beware The Squirrel Archives.
And my picture book featuring Evil Squirrels (ok, maybe more bibliophilic than Evil) comes out from Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers in May 2015!
According to this post on Bleeding Cool, production has yet to start.
Thanks to my friend Ray Vankleef for the link.
Thanks to my friend Peter Alway for sharing the video above on my Squirrels Are Evil And Taking Over The World Facebook Page.
Jeff and I had dinner at the Mandarin with his dad last night. Check out the fortune I found in my cookie! SEE? PROOF THAT THEY REALLY ARE OUT TO GET ME!!
To make it easier for people to share their Evil Squirrel pics, I've created a Squirrels Are Evil And Are Taking Over The World page on Facebook. I'd appreciate it if you could Like the Page when you have a chance. I need 25 Likes before I can replace that ridiculous numeric URL with one that is easier to type.
I've also set permissions so that anyone can post, to make it easier for people to share their Squirrelly photos and news.
Thanks to my friend Ray for pointing me to this hirsute accessory. I did a search on Amazon.com and couldn't find this item, so it looks as if it's a Photoshop job. :-)
From Sun-Gazing.com. Thanks to Alex von Thorne for alerting me to this somewhat sequence of images.
It's obvious that the squirrel's True Nature was drawn to this mask ("it callsssss to me..."). And now I'm going to go to bed with images of a squirrel army wearing these masks as they invade. Thanks so much, Alex!
Sure, it's all fun and games now. Meanwhile, that squirrel's going to be taking his waterskiing skills and using them to train his Evil Cohorts in preparation for the water access phase of their Master Plan To Take Over The World.
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"There is no way of coming at a
true theory of
society, but by inquiring into the
nature of its component individuals. To
humanity in its combinations, it is
necessary to analyze that
humanity in its elementary formfor the explanation of the
compound, to refer back to the simple. We quickly find that every
phenomenon exhibited by an
aggregation of men, originates in some
quality of man himself. A little consideration
shows us, for instance, that the very existence of
society, implies some
natural affinity in its members for such
a union. It is pretty clear too, that without a certain fitness in
mankind for ruling, and being ruled,
government would be an impossibility. The
infinitely complex organizations
of commerce, have grown up under the
stimulus of certain desires existing in each
of us. And it is from our possession of a sentiment to which they appeal, that
religious institutions have been
called into existence.
This fact, that the properties of a mass are
dependent upon the attributes of its component parts, we see throughout
nature. Every social
phenomenon must have its
origin in some property of the individual. And just as the
attractions and affinities which are latent in separate atoms, become visible when those
atoms are approximated; so the
forces that are dormant in the isolated
men, are rendered active by juxtaposition
with his fellows.
This consideration, though perhaps
needlessly elaborated, has an important bearing on our subject. It points out
the path we must pursue in our
search after a true social
philosophy. It suggests the
idea that the moral law of
society, like its other laws,
originates in some attribute of the human being.
Had we no other inducement to eat than that
arising from the prospect of certain advantages to be thereby obtained, it is
scarcely probable that our bodies would be so well cared for as now. Or,
instead of that powerful affection by which men are led to nourish and protect their
offspring, did there exist merely an
abstract opinion
that it was proper or necessary to maintain the population of the
globe, it is questionable whether the annoyance,
anxiety, and expense, of providing for a
posterity, would not so far exceed the anticipated good, as to involve a rapid
extinction of the
species. And if, in addition to these needs of the
body, and of the race, all other requirements of our nature were similarly consigned to the sole care of the
knowledge, property, freedom, reputation, friends, sought only at its
dictationthen would our investigations be so perpetual, our estimates so
complex, our decisions so difficult, that life would be
wholly occupied in the collection of evidence, and the balancing of
Quite different, however, is the method of
nature. Answering to each of the actions which it is
requisite for us to perform, we find in ourselves some prompter called a
desire; and the more essential the action, the more powerful is the impulse to its performance, and the more
intense the gratification derived therefrom. Thus, the longings for
food, for sleep, for warmth, are
irresistible; and quite independent of foreseen advantages. The continuance of
the race is secured by others equally strong,
whose dictates are followed, not in
obedience to
reason, but often in defiance of it. That
men are not impelled to accumulate the means
of subsistence solely by a view to consequences, is proved by the
existence of misers, in whom the love of acquirement is gratified to the neglect of the
ends meant to be subserved. We find employed a like system of regulating our
conduct to our fellows. That we may behave in the public sight in the most
agreeable manner, we possess a love of praise. It is
desirable that there should be a segregation
of those best fitted for each other's societyhence the sentiment of friendship.
May we not then reasonably
expect to find a like instrumentality employed in
impelling us to that line of conduct, in the due observance of which consists
what we call morality? All must admit
that we are guided to our bodily welfare by instincts; that from
instincts also, spring those domestic
relationships by which other important objects are
compassedand that similar agencies are in many cases used to secure our
indirect benefit, by regulating social behaviour.
Seeing, therefore, that whenever we can readily trace our actions to their
origin, we find them produced after this manner,that upright conduct in
each being necessary to the happiness of all,
there exists in us an impulse towards such
conduct; or, in other words, that we possess a "Moral Sense," the
duty of which is to dictate rectitude
in our transactions with each other; which receives gratification from honest
and fair dealing; and which gives birth to the sentiment of
"And so you think," says the patrician, "that the
object of our rule should be 'the greatest happiness to the greatest number.'"
"Such is our opinion," answers the petitioning
Whereupon, after some shuffling, our
petitioner is forced to confess, that he has no other authority but his own
feelingthat he has simply an innate
perception of the fact; or, in other words, that "his
moral sense tells him so."
In truth, none but
those committed to a preconceived theory, can
fail to recognise, on every
hand, the workings of such a faculty.
From early times downward there have been constant signs of its
presencesigns which happily thicken as our own day is approached. The articles of Magna Charta embody
its protests against oppression, and its demands for a better administration of
justice. By the passage of its subtle current is
that social electrolysis effected, which
classes men into partieswhich separates
the nation into its positive and negativeits radical and conservative
elements. From it, as from
a root, spring our aspirations after
social rectitude: it blossoms in such
expression as"Do as you would
be done by," "Honesty is the best
policy," "Justice before
Generosity;" and its fruits are Equity, Freedom,
how, it may be asked, can a sentiment have a perception? how can a desire give
rise to a moral sense? Is there not here
a confounding of intellectual
intelligence with emotional
intelligence? To elucidate this we must take an example; and perhaps
devotedness to accumulation will afford us
as good a one as any.
We find, then, that conjoined with the
impulse to acquire property, there is what
we call a sense of the value of property; and
we find the vividness of this sense to vary with the strength of the impulse.
Contrast the miser and the spendthrift.
Accompanying his constant desire to heap up, the
miser has a quite peculiar
belief in the worth of money. The most stringent
economy he thinks virtuous; and anything like the most ordinary
liberality vicious; whilst of extravagance he has an absolute horror.
Whatever adds to his store seems to him good:
whatever takes from it, bad. And should a
passing gleam of generosity lead him on some special occasion to open his
purse, he is pretty sure afterwards to reproach himself with having done
wrong. On the other hand,
whilst the spendthrift is deficient in the instinct of acquisition, he also fails to realize the
intrinsic worth of property; it does not come home to him; he has little
sense of it. Hence under the influence of other feelings, he regards saving habits as mean;
and holds that there is something noble in profuseness. Now it is clear
that these opposite perceptions of the propriety or impropriety of
certain lines of conduct, do not originate with the
intellect, but with the
emotional faculties. The
intellect, uninfluenced by
desire, would show both
miser and spendthrift that their habits
were unwise; whereas the intellect,
influenced by desire, makes each think the other a fool,
but does not enable him to see his own foolishness.
Now this law is at
work universally. Every
feeling is accompanied by a sense of the
rightness of those actions which give it gratificationtends to generate
convictions that things are good or bad, according as they bring to it pleasure or
pain; and would always generate
such convictions, were it unopposed. As however there is a perpetual conflict
amongst the feelingssome of them being in
antagonism throughout lifethere results a
proportionate incongruity in the beliefsa
similar conflict amongst these alsoa parallel antagonism. So that it is
only where a desire is very predominant, or
where no adverse desire
exists, that this connection between the
instincts and the opinions they dictate, becomes distinctly
Assuming the existence in man of
such a faculty as this for prompting him to right dealings with his fellows,
and assuming that it generates certain intuitions
regarding those dealings, it seems reasonable enough to seek in such
intuitions the elements of a moral
code. Attempts to construct a code so founded have from time to time been made. Though
they have failed to systematize its utterances, they have acted
wisely in trying to do this. An
analysis of right and wrong so made, is
not indeed the profoundest and ultimate one; but, as we shall by-and-by see, it
is perfectly in
harmony with that in its initial
principle, and coincident with it in its results.
"If," say the objectors, "this 'moral sense,' to which all these writers directly
or indirectly appeal, possesses no fixity, gives no uniform response, says one
thing in Europe, and another in Asiaoriginates different notions of
duty in each age, each race, each
individual, how can it afford a
safe foundation for a systematic morality? What
can be more absurd than to seek a definite rule of
right, in the answers of so uncertain an authority?"
The force of the objection above set forth
may be fully admitted, without in any degree invalidating the
theory. Notwithstanding appearances to the contrary,
it is still possible to construct upon this basis, a purely synthetic
morality proof against all such
The error
pointed out is not one of doctrine, but of application. Those who committed
it did not start from a wrong principle, but rather missed the right way from
that principle to the sought for conclusions. Confounding the functions of
feeling and reason,
they required a sentiment to do that, which should have been left to the
intellect. They were right
in believing that there exists some governing
instinct generating in us an approval of
certain actions we call good, and a repugnance
to certain others we call bad. But they were not
right in assuming such instinct to be
capable of intuitively solving every ethical
problem submitted to it. To suppose this, was to suppose that
moral sense could supply the place of
On reviewing the claims of the
Moral Sense doctrine, it appears that there is
à priori reason for
expecting the first principle of
social morality to
originate in some feeling, power, or faculty of the
individual. Quite in
harmony with this
belief, is the inference that as
desire is found to be the incentive to action
where motives are readily analyzable, it is probably the universal incentive;
and that the conduct we call moral is
determined by it as well as other conduct. Moreover we find that even the great
maxim of the expediency
philosophy presupposes some tendency in man
towards right relationship with his fellow, and some
correlative perception of what that right relationship consists in. There are sundry
phenomena of
social life, both past and
present, that well illustrate the influence
of this supposed moral sense, and which are not
readily explicable upon any other hypothesis. Assuming the
existence of such a faculty, there appears
reason to think that its
monitions afford a proper basis for a systematic morality; and to the demurrer that their
variability unfits them for this purpose, it is replied that, to say the
least, the foundations of all other systems are equally open to the same
objection. Finally, however, we discover that this difficulty is apparent only,
and not real: for that whilst the decisions of this moral sense upon the complex cases referred to it
are inaccurate and often contradictory, it may still be capable of generating a
true fundamental intuition, which can be logically unfolded into a scientific
morality." - Herbert Spencer


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Canadian Princess Resort - September 6, 2013
The Canadian Princess Resort will remain open until September 30th. We are excited to extend our season and hope to have many more fishing and whale watching adventures before the month's end.
We are now offering an awesome discount on our Whale Watching tours – book yours for only $75! Plus, if you book a Whale Watching tour with accommodation at the Canadian Princess Resort we will give you a $75 gas card! Click here for details.
It was about this time last year when I witnessed the greatest whale show I have ever seen on the west coast. We saw two humpback whales having a great time jumping and breaching completely out of the water for over half an hour. They would slap their tails, roll in the water, wave with their fins, and come flying out of the water landing back down with whale sized belly flops. It was an incredible experience.
September is a great time to fish in Ucluelet. During the first weeks of the September the salmon are can be quite large because, after feeding all summer, they are ready to start spawning up local streams. We have been averaging Chinook salmon in the 20 to 25 pound range, with reports of fish coming in over 30 pounds! Anglers have been catching coho salmon most days and halibut remains open. Halibut have been coming in around the 13 to 18 pound range, but we are sure we will see some bigger ones this time of year as well.
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Don't throw away that tiny tin! Instead create a Tiny Altered Candy Tin from Lisa Fulmer. This is a great recycled craft project that doesn't take much time to complete.
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- I painted the lid with black alcohol inks, decoupaged fabric paper on top, and glued ribbon around the side of the lid.
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What they said
Reaction to GE's announcement came from all over Tuesday. A sampling:
"It's obviously an important event for the community and the local economy. We're confident that GE is going to stick by us. They've invested so much beyond the money they've given us."
-- Jay Badams, Erie school superintendent, whose district has received gifts of more than $20 million from GE Foundation
"This is blackmail. They came back to get what they couldn't get in negotiations."
-- GE employee who asked that his name not be used
"They want an adjustment in the workforce to bring the Erie GE in line with what they have in Texas and elsewhere. The big issue out there is flexibility."
-- Erie County Executive Barry Grossman
"Our concern, of course, is that it's a structural change. That means it has the potential to be long-lasting."
-- Barbara Chaffee, president, Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership
"This is brutal news for many working families at GE. ... It is my sincere hope that both management and labor can come to an agreement that will save as many jobs in Erie as possible."
-- U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, of Butler, R-3rd Dist.
"Texas=right-to-work for less state. Say goodbye to well-paying jobs in Erie. The unskilled folks in Texas will be doing it now for $10 an hour."
-- Brandon Schmitt, commenting on social media
"If this GE facility fails for any reason at all, it's not because of the work ethics of UE Local 506."
-- Roger Zaczyk, president of Local 506 of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
"In good faith, we are going to go through the decision bargaining process."
-- Lorenzo Simonelli, chief executive of GE Transportation


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Call for Participation
Join One of the First International Space Station Space Biology Investigations!
The ISS Challenge™ project invites K-12 teachers and students to participate in a cross-school, International Space Station (ISS) plant science investigation. The investigation, called Farming in Space, is an adapted version of the Biomass Production System 24-Day Test scheduled to be launched in January of 2002.
The Biomass Production investigation has two primary objectives:
(1) Test the Biomass Production System (BPS), a plant growth chamber designed to grow plants aboard the International Space Station.
(2) Complete the Photosynthesis Experiment System Testing and Operations (PESTO) experiment to determine whether projected water and carbon dioxide resource requirements for plant photosynthesis are accurate.
Students and teachers participating in the Farming in Space investigation will observe, share information, and develop their own research questions for related experiments. Students and teachers are encouraged to share their questions and results with others by participating in the on-line chats, emailing the ISS Challenge team, and by publishing their findings on their school Web site. NASA researchers and International Space Station payload specialists will be available to answer questions and share the results of their ISS and ground-based control experiments.
Here is a series of images of the wheat plants taken at three different stages of growth from within the BPS chamber. These images are from preliminary tests of the Farming in Space Experiment and were taken by the NASA plant physiology researcher, Dr. Gary Stutte, principle investigator for the ISS experiment.
Students will have access to images of the wheat plants grown aboard the ISS that will be taken during the 24-day testing. These images will give students an opportunity to find out how to conduct scientific measurements from screen captures and applying techniques required for remote "telescience" collaborations.
Participating students may investigate the following questions
When do developmental changes, such as plant heights, formation of flowers, and development of seedpods, occur?
How do various conditions influence outcomes?
How many seeds does each plant produce?
What are the wet and dry masses of the plants?
What are the harvest indices of the plants?
How much starch do the plants produce?
Teachers and students will be invited and encouraged to share ideas, findings, and submit additional experiments and explorations. Throughout the activity, students can e-mail the ISS Challenge team (firstname.lastname@example.com) to ask questions and receive guidance.
Investigations can be completed within 21 to 100 days depending upon the questions you choose to research.
Multiple Chats will be offered via NASA Quest Starting Jan. 8, 2001
This Farming in Space Event will begin with an opening chat featuring experts involved in NASA research and ISS experiments on Jan. 8, 2001 from Noon to 1 p.m. Eastern Time!
Interactive Participation
January 8th Chat - Farming in Space Details
January 30th Chat - Farming in Space Data Analysis
Chat Archive
Video Clips -Questions and Answers
Featured Experts for the first two chats on January 8th and January 30th:
1. Gary Stutte, Principal Investigator for the International Space Station Wheat experiment ground tests and ISS mission (PESTO Experiment) scheduled for Jan. 2002. Dr. Stutte works for Dynamac at Kennedy Space Center.
2. Robert Morrow, Principal Investigator for the International Space Station AstroPlant experiment ground tests and ISS mission (Technology Validation Test) scheduled for Jan. 2002. Dr. Morrow works for Orbitec in Madison, WI. Orbitec designs equipment for NASA space missions.
3. Thomas Dreschel, Education Outreach Coordinator for Life Sciences at Kennedy Space Center.
Featured Experts for the chat on February 27, 2001
February 27th Chat - BIO-Plex
February 27th Chat - BIO-Plex
April 18th Chat Farming in Space
Classroom of the Future and NASA Ground Test Data Exchanges Students and teachers will share their data and questions with NASA researchers:
Gary Stutte (Dynamac, Kennedy Space Center, FL) Gary Stutte is the Jan. 2002 ISS Expedition 4 Principal Investigator for the Photosynthesis Experiment Systems and Operations Test (PESTO) Experiment. He will be observing wheat growth data.
Robert Morrow, ORBITEC, Madison, WI. Robert Morrow is the Jan. 2002 ISS Expedition 4 Principal Investigator for the Biomass Production System (BPS) Validation Test. He will be observing AstroPlant growth data while testing the flight hardware.
Thomas Dreschel, Dynamac, KSC, FL. Thomas Dreschel is the NASA Education Outreach Coordinator for Life Sciences at Kennedy Space Center.
Tuesday, May 8th - Farming in Space Chat - BioBLAST Plant Production Simulator
This chat will discuss the Plant Production Simulator from the award-winning BioBLAST CD-ROM, developed by NASA Classroom of the Future. You can download the Plant Production simulator at the Web site below. http://www.cotf.edu/iss/activities/farminspace.asp. This simulator was designed to model the growth of NASA Advanced Life-Support (ALS) crops under a variety of conditions. It supplements the Farming in Space activity, allowing students to simulate wheat and other crop growth under conditions that would be difficult to reproduce in their labs. The simulation-based activity "Which Plants Are Most Productive?" shows students how to use the simulator to compare the effectiveness of each crop in meeting astronaut food and oxygen requirements. Download the Plant Production Simulator, try it out, and share your comments and questions during the chat.
Gary Stutte (Dynamac, Kennedy Space Center, FL) is the January 2002 ISS Expedition 4 Principal Investigator for the Photosynthesis Experiment Systems and Operations Test (PESTO) Experiment. He is currently researching wheat growth at KSC.
James E. Coffield, Ph.D. is an analytical chemist who assisted in designing the the BioBLAST Plant Production Simulator. He is a curriculum writer and programmer with the Classroom of the Future.
LIVE Lab Cam Coverage Begins January 9th, 2001
LIVE Lab Cam coverage of the experiment start-up will begin on Tuesday morning, Jan. 9th, on the International Space Station Challenge Web site http://www.cotf.edu/iss/activities/farminspace.asp
Following the experiment startup, we will position the Lab Cam on the plants growing in the NASA Classroom of the Future Experimentation Laboratory at Wheeling Jesuit University.
Data Updates And Exchanges
Throughout the experiment, data updates and exchanges will be posted at the International Space Station Challenge Web site: http://www.cotf.edu/iss/activities/farminspace.asp.
Contact the ISS Team
Feel free to e-mail questions in advance of either NASA Quest Chat to email@example.com
The ISS TEAM at the NASA Classroom of the Future consists of:
Dr. Laurie Ruberg, International Space Station Challenge Project Manager
Dr. Meri Cummings, Science Resource Teacher and Curriculum Writer
Dr. James Coffield, Curriculum Writer
Mr. John Hornyak, Curriculum Writer
Mr. Donald Watson, Video Support Services Manager
Ms. Kirsten Ruben, Graphics Designer
Download the Farming in Space Activity
Visit the International Space Station Challenge Web site now to download the PDF version of the Farming in Space activity (http://cotf.edu/iss/activities/farminspace.asp)!
Farming in Space ©1998 Wisconsin Fast Plants Program, College of Agricultural & Life Sciences, Dept. of Plant Pathology, University of Wisconsin - Madison (http://www.fastplants.org).
Female Scientist graphic courtesy arttoday.com


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The Daily Treat: Are There Three French Bulldogs Here ... or Are You an April Fool?
But can something this cute really exist? Or is this trio of French bulldogs too good to be true?
Yup: Happy April Fools' Day!
U.K.-based dog photographer Rhian White captures Ralph the French bulldog jumping for joy – the pooch did trick you, after all! – at an England beach.
Thanks to some impressive freeze-framing and, presumably, some equally nifty photo editing, we were fooled, too.
But that probably wasn't the photographer's intent. "My aim is to capture within a photograph the pure enjoyment a dog has doing what he or she loves doing the most," White writes on her website. We'd say she succeeded with Ralph.


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• The present study was undertaken to clarify some of the conflicting findings of previous reports on the effect of state anxiety on cerebral blood flow (CBF). Seven subjects with simple phobia of small animals were studied to permit the generation of wide ranges of anxiety. Each subject received five positron emission tomography (PET) scans in a rest-fear-rest-fear-rest, repeated-measures paradigm. A population of eight normal controls was employed. The phobic stimuli produced significant increases in state anxiety during fear and significant differences in physiologic measurements between the fear and rest scans. Absolute global and regional CBF was significantly lower during fear scans than during rest scans; however, when hypocapnia resulting from anxiety-induced hyperventilation was taken into account, the pattern vanished, and all global and regional CBF differences among scans became not significant. Resting global and regional CBF values in the phobic subjects did not significantly differ from those of the normal controls. That a relationship between anxiety and CBF was not found in 35 scans among seven subjects strongly suggests that CBF changes induced by state anxiety are either not presently measurable by PET techniques or that such a relationship may not exist. These findings should also reduce concerns that subject anxiety may confound CBF measurements during routine PET scanning.
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Without a Trace actress Poppy Montgomery and her boyfriend, actor Adam Kaufman, welcomed a son on Dec. 23, the star's rep confirms to PEOPLE.
"Poppy and Adam are over the moon," says the rep.
The couple's son, Jackson Phillip Kaufman, was born in Los Angeles and weighed 7 lbs., 4 oz. It's the first child for the pair, who met more than three years ago in Mexico on the set of the independent film Between.
Montgomery, 35, plays FBI Agent Samantha Spade on the CBS drama. Kaufman has appeared on Law & Order and Dawson's Creek.
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During the act of male masturbation, when one fires a bleachy load several feet over the tissue-ready receiver hand.
I was beating off in the bathroom, when I Jamarcus Russell'd all over the shower curtain.
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When you miss the table completely while playing a round of beer pong.
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A shot in golf that looks good in the air but either ends up in the woods long or in the drink short of the green.
The hack thought he had a hole-in-one but in the end it only turned out to be a Jamarcus Russell...
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Jamarcus Russell was the first pick in the 2007 Draft.
Jamarcus Russell is a great quarterback and played for LSU.
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The first pick of the 2007 NFL Draft, a QB from LSU. Guaranteed future Pro Football Hall of Famer and a class act off the field too.
"JaMarcus Russell can fling the ball 80 yards with just a flick of his wrist and wins more games than Vince Young ever could."
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Is there any way to disable serial port hardware autodetect in Windows
I have this old Realmagic serial DVD player remote control that I plug
into my XP machine for use with Remote Selector. The problem is,
Windows autodetects it as a serial mouse--which means the signals it
sends don't get to Remote Selector--and if I manually disable it,
signals don't come in through the port at all. The only way I can
make it work is to leave it unplugged while I boot up, and then plug
it in after the fact.
It seems to me if I could make Windows not autodetect the serial
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LEWISTOWN - The Mifflin County Commissioners on Thursday approved crafting a letter of support for the rehab and memory support addition project being planned at the Valley View Haven Retirement Community in Belleville.
Randy French, Valley View executive director, said the letter of support is a requirement from the United States Department of Agriculture, which is where the facility is applying for financing.
"Part of the requirement for USDA funding is a certification of support from local government," French said.
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The Mifflin County Commissioners on Thursday adopted a proclamation recognizing February as "American Heart Month" and Feb. 10-16 as "Cardiac Rehabilitation Week." Participating in the proclamation ceremony were, standing from left, Erma Knarr and Melissa Brytczuk, staff members for Lewistown Hospital's Cardiac Rehab Program, and seated, from left, Commissioners Kevin Kodish, Mark Sunderland and Otis Riden.
The plan, according to French, is to construct a 40-bed addition to the nursing home, 20 of which will be dedicated to the care of residents suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, and 20 more for the facility's short-term rehabilitation program.
French said the expansion program in Belleville will coincide with the eventual closure of nursing home services at the Malta Home in Granville, which Valley View also owns.
"We believe it (the expansion) will be a benefit to the community," French noted, adding, "There are not enough specialized beds for memory care in the county. It's the same thing for short-term rehab."
French said another USDA requirement is a need to demonstrate the project will not adversely affect other providers in the area.
"We don't believe that will be the case," he stated.
In fact, French said transferring beds and staff from the Malta Home may actually be a creator of additional jobs in the future.
In other business Thursday, the commissioners adopted a proclamation recognizing February as "American Heart Month" and Feb. 10-16 as "Cardiac Rehabilitation Week."
The proclamation noted that heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death in the United States. Its victims are women and men of all ages, backgrounds and ethnic origins.
"Furthermore, it continues to be one of our nation's most costly and widespread health problems and is among the most preventable," Commissioner Mark Sunderland read from the proclamation.
During Cardiac Rehab Week, the proclamation encourages local residents to give thanks to the area's cardiac rehab nurses, doctors, dieticians and smoke cessation counselors that work closely with cardiac patients in building necessary life skills for living a heart-healthy life.
On hand to accept the proclamation were Erma Knarr and Melissa Brytczuk, both members of the cardiac rehab staff at Lewistown Hospital.
In other news, the commissioners heard the quarterly report from Chris Wysocki, administrator of Tri-County Behavioral and Developmental Services.
Wysocki said the agency has had no problems administering services so far this fiscal year, even though state funding remained flat. Two areas in which the former MH/MR organization was able to see significant cost-savings this year were $100,000 less in health insurance premiums and a $60,000 savings by switching phone/internet providers, Wysocki reported.
Wysocki said the agency does not expect to see cuts in state funding following Gov. Tom Corbett's budget address to the state legislature on Tuesday.
"We're looking at a potential four percent increase as they continue to look at ways to get people out of the state hospitals," Wysocki noted. "We only have 11 clients in state facilities so we don't feel it will affect our budget that much."
In other business Thursday, the commissioners:
Approved purchase of service agreements for use, if needed, by Children & Youth, with Glen Mills Schools of Concordville, and Skills of Central PA of Altoona.
Approved an inmate housing agreement with Snyder County to run through Dec. 31, 2016, should that municipality need to have inmates housed out-of-county in the future.
Approved a purchase of service agreement with Michael S. Gingerich, Esquire, as guardian ad litem for the Children and Youth Agency for the period June 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 at a cost of $50 per hour.
Approved an agreement with Geographic Information Services of Birmingham, Ala. for a software assessment to customize communication between the county's GIS Department and 911 Dispatch Center at a cost of $6,000.
Approved an agreement of affiliation between the county and the Lewistown Hospital School of Nursing to allow nursing students to observe activity in the 911 center.
Accepted with regret the resignation of Sherry Young from the Mifflin County Correctional Facility, effective Jan. 29.


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Is Lawrence Block giving his stamp-collecting hit man the last word?
If 'Hit Me' (Mulholland Books) turns out to be Lawrence Block's last work of fiction, as the 74-year-old mystery grandmaster suggested to the New York Daily News it might be, then it's a fine finale for a writer who never stopped growing, and who allowed some of his series characters the same privilege of changing.
I can't remember if I first found Block through his old fiction-writing column in Writer's Digest, or through one of his early Matthew Scudder or Bernie Rhodenbarr mysteries. But from the beginning I found his writing like pizza: good even in its ordinary manifestations, mind-blowing in its excellent ones. As a reader, I feel the same way about his late friend and occasional collaborator, Donald E. Westlake. As professional writers of popular fiction, they saw their job as keeping readers entertained enough to turn the page, and turn the pages we did. »Read Full Blog Post
Library handing out 'I Closed East Library' stickers
Soon you'll not only be able to brag "I Closed Wolski's," but also "I Closed East Library."
When the Milwaukee Public East Library, 1910 E. North Ave., hosts its closing celebration from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Visitors will be able to pick up a magnet or sticker that says "I closed East Library." At 5 p.m. the doors close permanently and the building will be demolished to make way for construction of the new East Branch. »Read Full Article
Stuff you missed: Takin' it to the Streets 2013
This past weekend, while in Chicago, I had the pleasure of hanging out at the Takin' It to the Streets Urban International Festival. The Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN) has been holding this festival for 15 years now. This well-oiled festival is a celebration of the Muslim community and culture through art, music, food and prayer, just to name a few.
The most beautiful thing about the festival was the ambience. It was so peaceful and serene. There were several races and religions represented throughout. You could hear the laughter of the children in the play area while watching others pray quietly in the prayer area. There was also a skate park and a grafitti area. Finally, there was the main stage that featured speakers and several musicians all day -- the likes of the Hypnotic Brass Band, Brother Ali and headliner Talib Kweli. Originally Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) was supposed to perform with Talib together as Black Star. Unfortunately Yasiin didn't make the show. Regardless, The show went on without a hitch. Check out some pics below taken by...me. »Read Full Blog Post
New chef and new menu at McGillycuddy's on Water
McGillycuddy's Bar & Grill, 1135 N. Water St., has a new chef with a background in fine-dining kitchens as well as pubs, and he's launched a new menu, with items like shrimp po' boy with house-made giardiniera.
Rob Podolak previously worked in the kitchens at the Irish Pub, Fanatics Sports Bar, Dream Dance Steak, Iron Horse Hotel and Braise. »Read Full Blog Post
New name for Marriott restaurant downtown; chef and menu set
The Milwaukee Marriott Downtown has announced its chef and a name change for the restaurant, due to open sometime in July at 323 E. Wisconsin Ave.
The new chef is Texas native Patrick Taylor (below), and the restaurant will be called Millioke — Meat, Cheese and Beer, instead of the original name, Milwaukee Cafe & Bar, to reflect a greater emphasis on craft beers. »Read Full Blog Post
Free opening day Summerfest ticket giveaway
Getting your smile on at Summerfest on opening day now gets you one free weekday admission ticket. Fans who approach Summerfest crew and security staff holding a fest flag, smile and deliver the phrase "smile on," receive one free weekday admission ticket for future use, while supplies last.
Fireworks and a recorded message over the PA system will kick off the quarter million dollar ticket giveaway, which starts promptly at 5:30 p.m. and continues while supplies last. Patrons must approach staff members holding a fest flag. Employees without flags have already distributed their allotted free admission tickets. »Read Full Article(5)
Mormon Tabernacle Choir delivers a quality concert
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir showed Monday night that it's the brand name in vocal music for a reason.
The choir, making its first appearance in Milwaukee since 1992, delighted a Milwaukee Theatre audience with its usual mix of classical, folk music, show tunes and hymns. »Read Full Article(2)
Area author to do talkback Friday after documentary based on 'Dirty Wars'
"Dirty Wars," the untold story of America's covert wars on terrorism conducted by special CIA forces, opens Friday at the Downer Theatre.
The film is based on the book "Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield," by investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill, a 1992 graduate of Wauwatosa East High School. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
On Tap Today: 'Earth' in view and a June Chill
It's the calm before the festival storm. In a week that includes Juneteenth Day, the Lakefront Festival of Art, Greek Fest and more, something a little more down to, well, earth might be in order.
Especially when the price is right. »Read Full Blog Post


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A blog is a great mechanism for teaching, broadcasting, promoting. A forum on the other hand is better for collaborating, discussion, finding like minded people, thrashing out ideas... In my opinion, this site would work better if Chris's ...
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