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Ken Olson, Lubbock's emergency management
coordinator, said Friday he was pleased to see clocks
worldwide switching over to 2000 without major glitches.
The U.S. Embassy in Wellington, New Zealand, for example,
was the first American facility to enter the new year,
and it reported no problems.
''There's just not much happening, and that's good,''
Olson said.
Regardless, Olson and other city officials planned
to activate the Emergency Operations Center at 10:30
p.m. Friday to blunt potential Y2K bugs. Officials at
Lubbock International Airport, the South Plains Mall
and local hospitals and electric companies also planned
to be watching the new year closely.
The Y2K bug refers to the fear that computers programmed
to read only the last two digits of the year may not
work properly beginning Jan. 1, 2000, if they misread
the year as 1900. But local businesses say they've been
preparing for months even years for the Y2K computer
Bill Crenshaw, a spokesman for Southwestern Public
Service Co., said he didn't anticipate any problems.
Still, the company planned to have hundreds of extra
employees ready to deal with any trouble.
He urged customers not to panic if service is interrupted.
He said the company had developed contingency plans
for any potential problems.
Where to find help
Here's what to do if the Y2K bug bites you:
City of Lubbock officials say residents can
call them at 775-3000
Lubbock Power and Light customers can call
Southwestern Public Service Co. is operating
three "media centers" in the region, and customers
are encouraged to listen to radio and television
reports for information. In Lubbock, the company
suggests KFYO 790 AM. The public telephone number
for SPS is 1-800-750-2520 (English) and 1-800-667-8778
''The great probability is that any
interruption in electric service will have been caused
by (ordinary) sorts of events,'' not Y2K problems, Crenshaw
The Department of Public Safety also planned to have
extra officers on duty New Year's Eve. Lt. Bill Schneider
said local DPS officials would communicate with the
state operations center in Austin to stay abreast of
problems in Texas and provide help if needed.
Airport director Mark Earle said airport personnel
would be testing equipment for several hours after midnight
and reporting back to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Airport supervisors also will stay in touch with city
leaders at the Emergency Operations Center in downtown
Lubbock, Earle said.
Jack Boyster, general manager of the South Plains
Mall, said the mall is scheduled to open at 10 a.m.
today as usual.
''We've been preparing for quite a long time,'' Boyster
said. ''We're ready to go. We don't anticipate any problems.''
Eddie Owens, director of public relations for Covenant
Health System, said hospital leaders would be in command
centers as the new year approached. They've already
spent two years preparing for the switchover to 2000,
he said.
''We have a pretty good handle on what to expect,''
Owens said Thursday afternoon.
University Medical Center employees began their 2000
preparation efforts in 1997. They investigated almost
2,000 bio-medical devices for compliance, and only 17
were expected to need ''manual intervention'' during
the date change.
UMC officials planned to have all their equipment
tested and verified as compliant by late November 1999.
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Last week's mixture of wind and ice snapped and toppled pine trees across parts of South Carolina, including the Lowcountry, threatening major financial losses for one of the state's major economic engines.
The S.C. Forestry Commission is conducting reconnaissance flights to assess the damage to the state's supply of more than 13 million acres of timber, which includes roughly 88 percent owned by private owners.
The state agency plans to give updates on statewide damages as early as Tuesday, officials said.
Crad Jaynes, president and CEO of the S.C. Timber Producers Association, suggested Monday that damages could be worse than the $95.8 million tallied after an ice storm in February 2004. That storm resulted in 15 counties seeing significant timber damage stretching from Aiken County east to Horry County.
"I'm hearing back in 2004 it was in the Midlands to Florence," Jaynes said. "This one is that, but it's in lower sections too, and as one of my members said in Colleton County, it looks like a war zone."
The storm threatens to splinter the state's forestry industry, since some trees have been damaged before reaching full value or could be left to rot. Some younger trees will recover, but the timber market prefers straight trees.
That means survival doesn't guarantee maximum marketability upon final harvest, said Scott Hawkins, spokesman for the commission.
Hawkins said Monday that the state agency could seek federal assistance for landowners. That would provide advice on how to deal with damage, how to minimize damage impacts to the industry and to individual landowners.
Initial reports identify widespread damage to forests in the eastern half of the state. For the coastal region, which extends from Orangeburg County to the southern half of state's coastal counties, damage grows more severe farther inland, Hawkins said.
That includes younger pines, particularly in stands that have been thinned, which fared worse than those trees in more established stands, he added.
In the Lowcountry, damages were reported in Berkeley County and its large swaths of forests, such as in the Pinopolis area.
The damage extends to larger swaths of the county, a result of the ice stripping branches and weighing down the trees so much they snapped, according to some property owners.
Damaged trees pepper a small part of the roughly 230 acres in Moncks Corner owned by Mendel Mitchum, vice president of Carolina Land & Timber.
"A lot of it was from so much rain with (the ice) that it saturated the ground and the trees just fell over," he said. "When it didn't, it just broke in half."
Mitchum said the storm has produced a bittersweet situation. That's because he's part owner of the timber company that could be tapped to help property owners clear damaged land.
"Hopefully it will help my business since there are people that got damage and they need to get it cleaned up as much as they can," he said.
Mitchum describes himself as one of the lucky timber landowners in the area, citing worse damage for some others.
"I didn't lose a lot, but I lost some," he said. "I know of some land owners that lost anywhere from 25 to 30 percent."
Marvin Wiggins described nearly two-thirds of his 175 acres of woods in the Macedonia area as being littered with remnants of the tall trees that once stood.
Wiggins said his insurance policy did not cover the damaged. Late Monday afternoon, he said he was still trying to decide what to do with the damaged land.
"I got several people looking at it," he said.
Timber is a major economic engine for the state. South Carolina's 13 million acres of privately owned forestland support an industry that impacts the state's economy by $17 billion annually, according to the Forestry Commission.
The commission's 2011 report, the most recent, says timber is tied to 90,624 jobs and $4.1 billion in payroll.
One of the last major catastrophes to the state's forestry industry was in 2009 when a wildfire damaged 19,000 acres along Highway 31 in Horry County, producing about $17 million in timber damages, according to the Forestry Commission.


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The National Labor Relations Board is seeking a court order that in effect would require Boeing Co. to move its second 787 assembly line to Washington state.
The second line is being built in North Charleston.
The federal agency is alleging in a lawsuit that Boeing engaged in unfair labor practices when it decided in 2009 to build a new $750 million plant at Charleston International Airport rather than assigning the work to its existing unionized 787 factory in Everett, Wash.
Boeing said it will "vigorously contest" the complaint.
Workers at the North Charleston plant, which is scheduled to open this summer, are not represented by a union.
NLRB wants an order requiring Boeing to operate the second line of 787 Dreamliner aircraft assembly production in the state of Washington, utilizing supply lines in the Seattle and Portland, Ore., areas.
The board also said its lawsuit does not call for Boeing to shut down the North Charleston plant.
The lawsuit stemmed from a case filed in March 2010 by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace District Lodge 751.
The IAM has engaged in five strikes against Boeing since 1977.
The agency said Boeing officials had made coercive statements to union employees in Everett starting in 2009 that the company would relocate or had relocated work because of strikes.
The NLRB complaint drew a harsh response from U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican.
This is one of the worst examples of unelected bureaucrats doing the bidding of special interest groups that Ive ever seen, Graham said today in a statement. In this case, the NLRB is doing the bidding of the unions at great cost to South Carolina and our nations economy.
Graham added: If successful, the NLRB complaint would allow unions to hold a virtual veto over business decisions.
He said he would do everything in his power, including introducing legislation, to ensure the lawsuit does not affect the North Charleston assembly line.
Gov. Nikki Haley also decried the lawsuit.
Statement from Gov. Haley on frivolous union complaint against Boeing
COLUMBIA, S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley today issued the following statement in response to the National Labor Relations Board complaint filed against Boeing by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers:
This is an absolute assault on a great corporate citizen and on South Carolinas right-to-work status," Haley said. "We will continue to do everything we can to protect that status, and to stand with companies like Boeing who understand what it means to take care of their employees without the interference of a meddlesome, self-serving union. This bullying will not be tolerated in South Carolina.
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Boston clinched home-field advantage throughout the postseason with Oakland's loss. The AL West champion A's will play their playoff opener at home next Friday against AL Central champion Detroit, and AL East winner Boston will start at Fenway Park against the team emerging from the wild-card playoff: Cleveland Tampa Bay or Texas.
Brandon Maurer (5-8) gave up two runs and six hits in 5 1-3 innings. He had been 0-1 in three starts and three relief appearances since beating the A's on Aug. 20.
Danny Farquhar pitched a perfect ninth for his 16th save in 20 chances.
Jarrod Parker (12-8) allowed seven runs and seven hits - including three homers - in 4 1-3 innings. It was the second time in three starts he allowed seven or more runs without making it through the fifth inning.
Justin Smoak's career-best 20th homer, a two-run drive. put Seattle ahead in the second. Coco Crisp hit a sacrifice fly in the third, and Miller's homer made it 3-1 in the bottom half. Miller's slam in the fifth was Seattle's seventh this year, second in the majors behind Boston's nine.
Oakland's Brandon Moss and Alberto Callaspo hit back-to-back homers in the seventh inning off Chance Ruffin. Moss's two-run drive was his team-leading 30th.
The A's failed to score after loading the bases with two outs in the sixth and eighth innings.
NOTES: Seattle manager Eric Wedge said Saturday his uncertain contract status wasn't the reason he decided not to return next season. "If they'd offered me a 5-year contract, I'm not coming back here," he said. Instead, Wedge said the reason behind his departure was a difference of opinion between him and the Mariners' front office: CEO Howard Lincoln, president Chuck Armstrong and GM Jack Zduriencik. "My vision of the future and theirs are just different," Wedge said. ... Oakland OF Yoenis Cespedes was out of the lineup a day after leaving in the fourth inning with shoulder stiffness. Manager Bob Melvin said Cespedes was day to day.


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Hamline's commitment to women began in 1854 when the university took its place among the first dozen coeducational colleges in the United States. That commitment was reaffirmed in 1990 when Hamline established a women's studies major and minor, furthering its dedication to gender justice and equality for all people.
Women's studies students advance these goals by investigating a range of human experiences and social organizations from the perspectives of those whose participation has been traditionally omitted, distorted, or neglected. An interdisciplinary field of study, our students learn to analyze the forces that shape women's lives on individual, national, and global levels. They use feminist methodologies to consider women's contributions to and locations in the arts, biology, family and social systems, history, literature, politics, sociology and society, and religion. In this way, women's studies students examine how gender and sexualities, race and ethnicity, class, and ability organize experiences in American culture and around the world. As a result, they develop an awareness of social diversity that gives them confidence to challenge systems of oppression that limit the freedom and potential of everyone.Women's studies combines theoretical, practical, and research opportunities that prepare students for advanced study and professional work in a variety of occupational fields. Majors gain advanced multicultural competencies that allow them to closely analyze texts and social systems, write critically, and speak confidently.
The Women's Studies major is a consortial major offered collaboratively by four of the Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities (ACTC): Augsburg College, The College of St. Catherine, Hamline University, and the University of St. Thomas.
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Jeanne Kosieradzki, professor of legal studies at Hamline, was quoted in a KSTP-TV story regarding the case of Ventura v. Kyle. Chris Kyle, the late navy SEAL who authored the book American Sniper, included a chapter describing an alleged physical fight with former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura.


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Norwich restaurant will be the new home for popular Griswold bakery
Norwich - Gracie Mae's Kitchen of Griswold, a popular bakery of homemade pies, cookies and coffee cakes, has moved to Olde Tymes Restaurant on West Main Street starting today.
Olde Tymes owner Rodney Green announced that he purchased the bakery and its kitchen equipment from founder and owner Jennifer Chominski on Sunday and reopened the bakery Tuesday at Olde Tymes. Chominski will remain with the business for a time to teach the recipes and production techniques for her popular fruit and pudding pies and other baked desserts.
Two Gracie Mae's Kitchen employees also have been hired to remain with the company, Green said. He hopes to expand their hours to fulltime. The move will more than triple the capacity of Gracie Mae's Kitchen, Green said, adding that Chominski was forced to turn down business during the busy Thanksgiving holiday season for lack of capacity in her small rented kitchen in Griswold.
"It's a great product," Green said. "We will get our feet wet over the next few weeks, and by the holiday season, we'll have the space geared up. And by next season, we'll be able to do four times what she did last year."
Green hopes to expand Gracie Mae's Kitchen to New London, Waterford, Salem, Lisbon and Bozrah as well as many area farmers' markets.
Chominski, of Uncasville, said she has been running the bakery business for five years and her personal obligations made it so she couldn't keep up with the growing business. She said Olde Tymes is a "perfect fit" for the old-fashioned, homemade baked goods of Gracie Mae's Kitchen.
The bakery name comes from the middle names of two of Chominski's nieces.
Chominski said she will stay with the business "as long as Rodney needs me," and will help set up a Facebook page and will help train Olde Tymes staff to make the goods.
"It's my baby," she said. "It's something my mother and I built from scratch."
Green said he learned of Gracie Mae's struggles from Norwich Community Development President Robert Mills at a May meeting of the Greater Norwich Area Chamber of Commerce. Mills suggested Green contact Chominski and try to work out an agreement to save the bakery and move it to Norwich.
"We've been thinking about the bakery business for the past few years, but we never had employees with experiences in it, and never had the time to explore it," Green said.
Mills was pleased the deal worked out and credited Green's enthusiasm for the new venture.
He said NCDC Project Manager Jackie Roy had been working with Chominski to find her space in Norwich to no avail. Chominski was considering closing the business.
"I knew Rodney is a serial entrepreneur always willing to try stuff," Mills said, "and he was all over it."
"I give Rodney all the credit in the world for not letting it lie there. He just jumps on stuff."
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From crime rates to code enforcement reporting, the city offers a variety of resources for citizens to utilize. Below are some helpful resources to check out.
Before city officials can address an issue, they need to be aware of it. Citizens can submit reports on a variety of topics to help bring the issue to the city's attention.
Over 7,000 cases of personal property theft have been recorded so far this year (up 4.5% from this time last year). In many of these cases, Spokane police officers are able to recover the stolen property...with no way of identifying the owner. When they can't find the owner, the items eventually go to auction to free up much needed space in the police evidence facility. This raises an important question-if your property is stolen and recovered by police, would you be able to prove it's yours?
That's where Operation ID comes into play. The idea is to mark your valuable possessions with an identifying number (like your driver's license number). Engraving a number helps deter theft since it's harder to sell an ID-ed item to a pawn shop. If the item is stolen, the identifying number helps you prove ownership of the item to the police.
Operation ID also involves creating an inventory of the make and model of all ID-ed items, which you then put in a secure place. In the event of theft, fire damage, or other incident where you need to make a claim to your insurance company for item replacement, your information is ready for the insurance company.
Operation ID is a free service that only takes a few minutes. Bring your valuables to your local C.O.P.S. shop to borrow an engraver and pick up an inventory log.
Another property identification program is SpokaneBikeID.org , a city wide bike registration database. The information uploaded during registration is used by police to connect a recovered bike to its rightful owner. You can bring your bike by your local C.O.P.S. shop and our volunteers will register it for you (and you can get a free child's helmet while supplies last).For more crime prevention information, check out our Facebook , Twitter , Linkedin , and Pinterest .
Here are the top news stories about SPD, Spokane crime rates, significant arrests, and more.
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SHOCKED and angered by the senseless shooting deaths of three teenage boys in Juniata Park last week, Mayor Nutter asked: "Can we be nonviolent for just one day in this city?"
After a weekend in which a young man was beaten to death by thugs in Old City - the 20th homicide of the new year - maybe today, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, will be that nonviolent day.
About 85,000 Philadelphians will volunteer citywide, and Nutter will speak at a 4 p.m. community anti-violence meeting at Bethel Temple Community Bible Church, on Allegheny Avenue near Ella Street in Kensington.


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Friday Feedback: DADT –> DOMA
Friday Feedback: As a veteran, I can assure you that there are plenty of gay people who want to and do serve in the military, and they serve with honor. While anti-gay bigots push for continued oppression on the grounds that honesty and openness would somehow destroy troop cohesion, forcing gay and lesbian service members to hide their sexual identity is even more antithetical to military readiness.
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But I have to ask myself, what if my children are gay? How would I react? Does my back story provide me with the emotional armaments to love them regardless without the taint of disappointment or disgruntlement?
Iran's Youth and Women's Movement
For nearly two weeks the ground shifting protests in Iran's capital city of Tehran has seen an unprecedented number of young people and women who have risked their lives to speak back to the regime in opposition of the suspect re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Their faces, voices and deaths have become the symbol of […]
George Bush and Bill Clinton — in Bed Together
Of all the damaging things George Bush did, let's not forget his "War on Sex" and his "War on Abortion." During the last eight years, anti-abortion, anti-birth control/contraception, anti-homosexual, and anti-sex education advocates have had free reign to implement their policies with full support of government funds, agencies and personnel. Through directives, cutting-of-funds, non-enforcement, and […]


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VKernel, now part of Dell Software, and the award-winning provider of enterprise-class capacity management and performance monitoring products for virtualized data centers and cloud environments, announced today its participation in Red Hat's Optimizing IT virtual event, scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012 beginning at 11a.m. ET. Attendees of the virtual event will be presented with content crossing Red Hat's product portfolio and will be invited to join a presentation delivered by Alex Rosemblat, Product Marketing Manager at Dell, that discusses how virtual admins can get a rapid assessment of the state of their Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization environments with Dell's vOPS.
"Administrators managing Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization environments must act by analyzing data, interpreting results and then implementing changes," said Alex Rosemblat, Product Marketing Manager at Dell Software. "These tasks typically become unmanageable after an environment surpasses 50 VMs through the sheer amount of data to analyze. Dell vOPS Server Standard provides analysis and advice that grants control over a growing virtual environment."
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NEMISIES1 posted on Feb 15, 2013 7:47:39 PM - Report post
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U can go bend over and fist yourselves
too many to count..
So My Cash money is not good enough ??
Waht sort of site is this ??
if thats the way U treat people who want o join
U can go bend over and fist yourselves
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and U can lock Ban or whatever... will not be returning
How many people have been ripped off here ??
too many to count..
Well .. i have just talked to pay Pal..
They say its not their fault.. they do NOT require mobile if Home phone is added.
So its cheat happens fault (programming)
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Look, I don't mean to butt in to an issue that I have nothing to do with, but the over-abundance of angry smiley faces in your post drew me in. Although PWizard could in fact have done more to help you out, I don't blame him for not saying anything more than what he did after the near-sighted and unhelpful way that you tried to handle the situation. Email support at Paypal. Try to find a workaround with them so you don't have to use your mobile number. If there isn't one, then I guess you're SOL, but at least you tried. Hell, I'll even make it easier for you: click this Link and it'll send you to Paypal support.
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LUBBOCK - Several tornadoes may have touched down in West and North Texas on Wednesday as part of a severe thunderstorm system that knocked down some power lines, trees and sheds as it moved across the state, weather officials said.
No injuries were immediately reported in the storms that also brought winds of up to 70 mph and baseball-size hail in some counties, weather officials said.
One possible twister touched down in a Snyder park in Scurry County about 3 p.m., said officials with the National Weather Service. But local emergency officials later said that damage to roofs there was probably caused by straight-line winds because it was in one direction, said David Hennig, a NWS meteorologist in Midland.
A short time later, as many as two twisters reportedly touched down away from populated areas near Patricia in Dawson County, southwest of Lubbock.
"We feel fairly confident on the Patricia one because there was a ... spotter out of Lubbock that was on that storm," Hennig said.
Jones County Judge Dale Spurgin said a storm that moved through the northern portion of the county damaged roofs in Anson and knocked down power lines. One highway was closed by the downed poles. Spurgin said there also was some minor flooding on some farm-to-market roads.
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Readying to resign his Congressional post amid fresh sexual misconduct allegations and broader questions about his psychological fitness, Rep. David Wu's plummeting political fortune has become a liability for those Democratic lawmakers whose campaign coffers were filled years past by donations from the Oregonian and his leadership fund.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee highlighted on Tuesday a series of Wu's yet-returned campaign donations to Democratic Senate hopefuls Chris Murphy and Tammy Baldwin.
NRSC aides circulated comments to regional press explicitly wondering if the pair's silence was an indication they "want[ed] to keep the campaign contributions … received from Wu."
The seven-term Oregonian donated $1,000 to Rep. Chris Murphy's 2006 House bid and $3,000 to Rep. Tammy Baldwin's House campaigns in 2000 and 2002. Both lawmakers have yet to return the contributions or publicly comment on the allegations facing Wu.
"Given the very serious nature of the allegations against Congressman Wu, and his support for Tammy Baldwin's political career, isn't it time for Congresswoman Baldwin to return the money Wu gave to her campaign," NRSC spox Chris Bond asked. He provided a similar statement on Murphy's likewise buttoned lip.
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Rules are rules; if OU wants Green-Beckham, he should be eligible now
Dorial Green-Beckham is not a sympathetic figures, but if rules allow him to play right away at Oklahoma, he should be allowed to do so.
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Dorial Green-Beckham has been neither likable nor sympathetic, and Oklahoma is being neither magnanimous nor selfless, but that doesn't change the fact that both have been screwed if the former Missouri receiver isn't ruled eligible to play for the Sooners this season.
I know, I know. Green-Beckham is the wrong guy to protect, and Oklahoma (or any big-time football powerhouse) is the wrong school to promote, but that's the thing about arguments of logic and fairness: They don't play favorites. Logic and fairness don't apply simply to the athletes we want to like or the underdog schools we want to help.
Logic and fairness apply to Green-Beckham, who was in fact run off by Missouri. And logic and fairness apply to Oklahoma, or any school trying to activate a player who has been run off by his previous school.
And make no mistake, Green-Beckham was run off by his previous school.
I know, I know. He was run off because of mistakes of his own making. And the mistakes of his own making include horrible details involving a woman being shoved down some stairs. Like I say, Green-Beckham is neither likeable nor sympathetic. In addition to being investigated for that incident involving the woman and the stairs he allegedly shoved her down -- no charges were filed after the woman declined to cooperate with authorities -- Green-Beckham has been arrested twice for marijuana-related offenses, though one was reduced to a non-drug charge and nothing has come of the other.
Anyway, I'm not hiding behind that stuff -- no serious guilty verdicts! -- to say he should be able to play immediately at Oklahoma.
I'm hiding behind these two words: run off.
Which is the same as this word: dismissed.
Green-Beckham isn't playing at Missouri this season, despite wanting to play there and being eligible to do so, because Missouri got rid of him. Missouri got rid of him because Missouri was sick of him being arrested, but the larger point -- the point that gets to me -- remains: Green-Beckham isn't playing at Missouri this season because Missouri won't let him.
And listen, Missouri was entitled to make that decision. Playing for Missouri, playing for anybody, is a privilege and not a right. Missouri decided Green-Beckham didn't deserve the privilege. Missouri made a strong stand for ethics over victories, because the team will be hurt by the loss of one of the best receivers in the country. Missouri decided it valued integrity over wins, and good for Missouri.
But about Green-Beckham ...
He's eligible. And he didn't choose to transfer. He had to. Therefore he should be afforded the same protection as other athletes who are run off from other schools, who have to transfer to keep playing -- and those athletes do in fact have the opportunity to appeal to the NCAA for a waiver of that one-year transfer rule. It just so happens that the circumstances behind his dismissal are incalculably less sympathetic than when a player is run off from another school because that school recruited too many players. (Which used to happen all the time, by the way).
You want to play? Your school won't let you? Another school will?
You should be able to play right away.
The brain tells me it's as simple as that, even if the heart doesn't want to agree. The heart wants to agree with CBSSports.com colleague Dennis Dodd, who argues that Oklahoma and Green-Beckham are trying to use a loophole to abuse the system. Loophole? Maybe. Green-Beckham doesn't sound like a great kid, and might not even be a good one, but that's not our cross to bear. You know whose cross it is to bear?
Green-Beckham has a stench about him stemming from his days at Missouri, and now that stench is on the president at Oklahoma, the athletics director, the head coach. Those are the three people who had to sign off on Green-Beckham playing for the Sooners at all -- this year, next year, whenever.
If the Sooners can pinch their nose and handle the public-relations hit of having Green-Beckham on their roster, then they should be granted his services right away. Not because it's the fair thing for Oklahoma -- but because it's the fair thing for Green-Beckham.
And I know. Believe me. I know.
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Before we begin this edition of the upcoming college football weekend, I would like to take a moment to pay my respects to the men and women who just returned from Afghanistan and have done more than enough to defend our honor and our freedom on a daily basis.
I also would like to pay my respects to the families who are still suffering, almost ten years after the fall of the Twin Towers in New York. This weekend isn't just about us who are celebrating the return of football—it's about you, who have the strength to continue in a devastating situation.
With that being said, it's time to deliver some freedom fighting, courtesy of college football!!!
Week 1 brought us a truckload of anarchy. From Florida State waking up at the right time to Jacksonville State upsetting Ole Miss, the night couldn't have gotten any better—until LSU and North Carolina shocked us all with a thriller, on top of Boise State and Virginia Tech.
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NONFUNCTIONING or malfunctioning anastomosis after gastroenterostomy or subtotal gastric resection is a relatively frequent postoperative complication, which may or may not necessitate further surgical intervention. Eastman and Cole1 encountered 7 cases of postoperative obstruction in a series of 191 gastrectomies. In a series of 100 cases reported by Gray and Sharpe2 in which posterior gastroenterostomy had been performed for duodenal ulcer, the incidence of gastric retention was 35%. Certain changes in the technique of operation and of postoperative care reduced this complication in another series of 100 cases to 19%. Serious retention was recorded in 24% in the first series and in 13% in the second group.
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I dont think this is worth a penny above $4 or soExpect a sharp gap down tomorrow i mean a huge one. see after hours price if you dont believe me
I would be very wary trying to predict the next day's trading price based on extremely low volume AH...
Not really familiar with QNST, just noticed the drop.Earnings results not that bad, it seems, and buyback is positive.Can you share why it is down huge and may fall further?Cheers
4th qtr is just not good for them due to education sector. They seem to be still on track to do well over time, but everyone wants everything now in this market. The call was good to help clear up several things and I hope we will see some price stability come back after the info gets digested tonight.


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The complexity and newness of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) create challenges for law enforcement. Compounding the situation is the fact that many perpetrators are using the Internet to facilitate their crimes, which allows them to operate from anywhere and makes it easier for them to remain anonymous.
Investigators can arm themselves against these criminals, however, by understanding both the Affordable Care Act and the resources available to them. The ACA includes several new measures aimed specifically at curtailing fraud, waste and abuse. Some of the measures include:
A resource available for state and federal law enforcement is the Federal Trade Commission's Consumer Sentinel Network database. This database allows monitoring of fraud complaint activity within all 50 states and is used to track potential fraud activity. For more information, visit http://www.ftc.gov/sentinel/.
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Aurelia Metals entered commercial production at the Hera gold-lead-zinc-silver mine in central NSW in April 2015.
Following a challenging commissioning and ramp up period, the Hera Project is steadily advancing towards design throughput and metal production levels.
Aurelia is also actively evaluating the evolving copper deposit at Nymagee with the potential that the Nymagee mineralisation may evolve into another 'Cobar Giant' similar to the world class CSA copper deposit located approximately 100km north-west along strike.
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Pork Tenderloin With Stilton & Port
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Prep 30 mins
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In our family, if a dish is unbelievable we call it a "plate licker". This is definitely my daughters' Julia & Jill's absolute favorite plate licker.
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- 1 tablespoon salad oil
- 2 -3 pork tenderloin (about 1 1/2 lbs)
- 1 cup tawny port
- 1⁄2 cup chicken broth
- 1⁄2 cup whipping cream
- 4 ounces Stilton cheese, crumbled
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and diced
- Preheat a 3 or 5-quart sauté pan over medium-high heat until rim of pan is hot. Add oil and wait another minute. Add pork and cook, turning as needed, until browned on all sides (about 4 minutes).
- Transfer meat to a 9 x 13 inch baking pan and bake in a 400 F oven until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest part of tenderloin registers 160 (about 15 minutes).
- Meanwhile, discard fat from sauté pan and add port and broth. Bring to a boil over high heat; then boil, uncovered, until reduce to about 3/4 cup (about 3 minutes). Stir in cream and continue to boil, stirring, until sauce is covered with large, shiny bubbles (about 5 more minutes). Add cheese and stir until melted; stir in chiles. Remove from heat.
- To serve, thinly slice meat across the grain. Fan out slices on individual plates and spoon sauce over them.
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Woohoo! Delightful flavours and richness, and just as good for leftovers later on in the week. Used a Danish blue as our store doesn't have Stilton in yet, but would prefer to use Stilton next time. For me Stilton is the ONLY blue cheese worth consuming, but I thought the other would be acceptable all melted down in a gravy, and it was, for sure, BUT I'm spoiled when it comes to blue cheeses. A wonderful dish that makes an ordinary meal into an extraordinary experience.
Wonderful!!! I too pulled the meat out at 155 and let it rest. I used FF half and half and Camboza cheese. Sauce would be great on beef or chicken. I used about 3/4 of a jalapeno but I think I could have used it all.
OMG...this was incredible! We all ADORED it. If I could give it 20 stars, i would. Such an odd combo of ingredients that make the most silky, tangy sauce and the pork was v. tender-I pulled it out at 155 and let it rest. Served with a simple risotto rice side. This is my new go-to company's company and you need to impress dinner. Plate licker, for sure!!!


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Why Doesn't Technology Flow from Rich to Poor Countries?
Harold L. Cole
University of Pennsylvania - Department of Economics; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Jeremy Greenwood
University of Pennsylvania - Department of Economics; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Juan M. Sánchez
Federal Reserve Banks - Federal Reserve Bank of Saint Louis
March 1, 2016
What is the role of a country's financial system in determining technology adoption? To examine this, a dynamic contract model is embedded into a general equilibrium setting with competitive intermediation. The terms of finance are dictated by an intermediary's ability to monitor and control a firm's cash flow, in conjunction with the structure of the technology that the firm adopts. It is not always profitable to finance promising technologies. A quantitative illustration is presented where financial frictions induce entrepreneurs in India and Mexico to adopt less-promising ventures than in the United States, despite lower input prices.
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Keywords: Costly cash-flow control; costly state verification; dynamic contract theory; economic development; establishment-size distributions; finance and development; financial intermediation; India, Mexico, and the United States; long- and short-term contracts; monitoring; productivity; retained earnings
JEL Classification: D92, E13, G24, O11, O16
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Israel vows to destroy Hamas tunnels; deaths spike
JERUSALEM -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Thursday to destroy Hamas' tunnel network designed for deadly attacks inside Israel "with or without a cease-fire," as the Palestinian death toll soared past 1,400 -- surpassing the number killed in Israel's last major invasion of Gaza five years ago.
Netanyahu's warning came as international efforts to end the 24-day-old war seemed to sputter despite concern over the mounting deaths. The Israeli military said it was calling up an additional 16,000 reserve soldiers.
At least 1,441 Palestinians have been killed, three-quarters of them civilians, since hostilities began July 8, according to Gaza health officials -- surpassing the at least 1,410 Palestinians killed in 2009, according to Palestinian rights groups.
Israel said 56 soldiers, two Israeli civilians and a Thai agricultural worker have died -- also far more than the 13 Israeli deaths in the previous campaign.
As the toll grew, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay accused both Israel and Hamas militants of violating the rules of war.
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A long cylindrical wire carrying a constant current I has a small gap as shown in the figure below. The faces of the gap act as capacitor plates and charge accumulates on them. Two circular loops, one around the wire and one around the gap, are used in Amp�re's law. No current cuts through the interior of loop 2, but electric field lines in the gap do cut through it. As the electric field in the gap increases in magnitude, the electric flux through the interior of loop 2 increases.
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Not really understanding the differences between polenta and mush, I found this. It seems they are very close and the only differences is the grind and that polenta is more often eaten just after it is made while mush is normally let to cool.
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Polenta, a northern Italian dish, can also be made of white cornmeal, buckwheat or chestnut meal. Polenta refers to the dish as well as the grain from which it is made. We know polenta best as golden-yellow cornmeal mush, usually eaten hot, flavored with butter and cheese or topped with a sauce. Often, polenta is prepared, cooled until firm, then sliced and pan-fried to a golden brown.
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SlimeStack 4 years ago#21
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Rogue Mutt 4 years ago#22
SlimeStack posted...
I think they're just placing emphasis on the type question because type is a significant feature of an Eeveelution and there isn't much else to talk about yet.
I could see that, especially considering most of the other text is focused on the other eeveelutions and their types.
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Jacornonthecob 4 years ago#23
RE4everMK posted...
This looks NOT official.
I don't necessarily disagree that it could be a new type, but your reasoning is all kinds of awful.
-Doesn't need to be similar to Eevee. Its name suggests that its based on a sprite or faerie, and a decent amount of the Fairy egg group consists of pink normal types. As of now, Normal seems to be the go-to type for fairy stuff.
-Even ignoring its comparisons to kites, the way its ribbons shift in different pictures suggest that they're moving in something like a wind. Also, its eyes look like the sky for what its worth. Furthermore, in line with the normal idea, a lot of Fairy egg group Pokemon are flying, and some don't even have wings, like Jumpluff.
-Umbreon is kind of cute too, and its Dark type. Dragon is supported by its coloration, display of teeth, and the same kind of "magical floating ribbons" thing, along with the fact that its the last special type for what its worth. Dragon pokemon like the Dratini line (especially Dragonair) share some characteristics with Ninfia.
-Totally agree about the rest of the types though.
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But there's nothing like that in the source code...
True, the Wii U virtual console was leaked through source code and there was a picture to prove it. I looked on the American site but didn't see anything (though I didn't finish looking at the entire code.), so I'm hard pressed to believe also.
surferguy7 4 years ago#25
Game Freak would never acknowledge Dark/Fighting/Psychic as a trio because it's not a goddamn trio.
This is the internet, all opinions are considered invalid.
surferguy7 posted...
They already have. Check out the triple/rotation battles in Opelucid City in Black and White 1. Though the two switch teams between the two games (which really only strengthens the point a little), one has a Fire-type, a Water-type, and a Grass-type (specifically, Simisear, Simipour, and Simisage), while the other has a Fighting-type, a Dark-type, and a Psychic-type (Mienfoo, Pawniard, and Elgyem.)
I've said this before and it's like no one ever seems to notice.
And really, what makes a trio a trio? If it's all double damage in one direction and all half damage in the other, then don't you realize that that makes Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise not a trio? Sceptile, Blaziken, and Swampert not a trio? And don't even get me started on Torterra, Infernape, and Empoleon.
The far more accepted one is that X beats Y beats Z beats X. Who cares about the degree? Paper covers Rock, which is insanely lame compared with Rock smashing Scissors... but that doesn't change the fact that Paper beats Rock and Rock beats Scissors.
But yeah, this is more than likely fake. Just not for that reason.
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OldDirtyCR 4 years ago#27
RE4everMK posted...
This looks NOT official.
um what? None of the eevelutions have any resemblance to eevee. Some even change animal species.
Why would normal be any different? I can't wait to drink the tears of everyone who is trying so hard to think it's not going to be normal.
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Pardon me if I'm missing something, but how could Dragon/Steel/"Light" become a trio?
Steel resists Dragon, but it's not strong against Dragon. That means it would have to be strong against "Light". But then what is Dragon strong against? Certainly not Steel.
So they took Victini's face and glowed it on this thing's body?
OldDirtyCR 4 years ago#30
squdgy posted...
Pardon me if I'm missing something, but how could Dragon/Steel/"Light" become a trio?
You are correct.
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