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Retail Marketing Manager-Nickelodeon
This position will report to the Director of Retail Marketing, and will focus on new business retail opportunities. This position will be instrumental in creating new relationships with retailers and developing marketing programs to engage new and existing consumers for Nickelodeon brands. The retail marketing manager will be responsible for developing marketing presentations and pitches at multiple retail accounts, including Walmart. The Manager will work collaboratively with internal sales teams to create go to market strategies as it relates to engaging and talking to the consumer.Responsibilities:-Idea generation and strategizing marketing campaigns to support CP at retail, and work hand in hand with sales teams to drive revenue -Develop relationships with internal contacts across different lines of business within Nickelodeon (brand marketing, creative, consumer products LOB's, etc…) and collaborate with them to get insights on their specific categories and keep them up to date with everything happening with assigned retail accounts -Become Nickelodeon brand expert in order to manage external contact (retailers, creative agencies, etc…) to create cohesive marketing campaigns and align with all internal marketing -Develop marketing presentations and pitch materials that will be used both internally and externally to help pitch new ideas, programs, and themes for retail -Share management duties of a coordinator, and delegate daily tasks to manage timelines, routing, meeting notes, organization, and project managing programs -Manage media and ancillary requests for respective accounts -Develop and maintain an understanding of respective retailers, providing insights to the entire retail marketing team on the competitive landscape. -Execute all levels of marketing support (i.e. online banners, social media promotions, print, TV, etc…) by working hand-in-hand with internal/external partners -Research and liaise with new technologies and out of the box/innovative ways to help drive consumer engagement -Conceptualize and execute retail based events that include in-store execution, premiums, demonstrations, character appearances, etc… -Contribute to the definition of retail marketing strategies that support the broader property plans -Work with Director to establish and manage budget for all retail marketing programs related to respective retail accounts -Some travel required Basic Qualifications:-Bachelor's degree -3-5 years experience in licensing, consumer products, marketing, retail, ecommerce, or related field -Strong verbal and written communication skills including meeting facilitation and presentations -Ability to develop strong working relationships with management and external resources -Strong organizational skills; ability to manage multiple, diverse projects/assignments in a fast-paced, constantly changing environment -Strong analytical skills -Excellent skills in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel -Creative team player with high energy and a passion for product, entertainment, and marketing -Ability to effectively communicate complex concepts to a wide and diverse audience -Sound judgment and ability to provide information toward the determination of process and strategy -Ability to exercise high degree of professionalism -Strong Business ethics Desired Qualifications:-Experience in developing and managing marketing budgets -Working knowledge of entertainment industry, familiarity with animation, programming, and/or production processes -Social media and technology savvy -Keen eye for design and with copy


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Blue Diamond Almond Nut Thins Crackers You won't find a company that goes nuts for almonds more than Blue Diamond. The "Almond Peo...ple" not only package some of the freshest jars but also create new ways to enjoy the hearty protein source, such as these delectable, crispy crackers. Blue Diamond Almond Nut Thins Crackers are the perfect guilt-free alternative made with just rice flour, almonds, potato starch, and safflower oil. They provide tons of flavor while still remaining low-fat and gluten-free, so you can snack without worry every time a craving hits. Nutrition behind Blue Diamond Almond Nut Thins Crackers Almonds may be tiny, but they're loaded with tons of nutrients like vitamin E, calcium, and magnesium, as well as protein and fiber. Vitamin E: Primarily, vitamin E functions as an antioxidant, protecting the body's cells against serious damage from free radicals. These antioxidant properties also lead to healthy, glowing skin that counteract signs of aging. Vitamin E is also vital in the production of red blood cells, which helps the body distribute nutrients. Calcium: Calcium is a powerful resource for teeth and bone health by building and maintaining a strong skeletal structure. Additionally, the mineral helps to keep blood vessels healthy and flexible, which encourages normal muscle function and nerve transmission, as well as helping to balance hormones. Magnesium: What doesn't magnesium do? It's a natural mood-booster that could potentially help alleviate the symptoms of migraines and depression. This mineral is also regarded for its anti-inflammatory power, helping to prevent chronic disease, obesity, and premature aging due to inflammation. Protein: Protein is a macronutrient that gets broken down into amino acids, which are vital to all bodily functions. In fact, protein appears in every cell—including hair, nails, muscles, cartilage, and skin, and is often called the building block of the body. Fiber: Not only does a diet rich in fiber work wonders for bowel health, but it can lower cholesterol and control blood sugar levels, too. Fiber helps give that "full" feeling after eating, so it can also be useful in maintaining a healthy weight. What to eat with Blue Diamond Almond Nut Thins Crackers These tasty little crackers are great on their own or paired with salsas, dips, cheeses, fruits, salads, and more. Here are a few of Thrive Market's favorite ways to enjoy this healthy snack. Japanese-Inspired Avocado Toast Who can resist the rich, buttery flavor of avocado with just a hint of pepper and some citrus? Forgo the toast in this recipe and use Blue Diamond Almond Nut Thins instead. Spread out the avocado onto a number of crackers for a filling afternoon snack or a party-pleasing appetizer. This recipe is satisfying, creamy, and packs in just the right amount of crunch, and also spices things up with traditional Japanese flavors like coconut aminos, sesame seeds, and toasted nori. Vegan Cheese Believe it or not, dairy-free cheese can taste just like the real thing—when you use the right ingredients. Vegan cheese is quick and simple to make, and the best part is, it's customizable. Try out a different combination of herbs and spices to get just the flavor you want. Arrange on a platter with some olives, nuts, ripe fruit, and of course Nut Thins for a rich spread that you can enjoy solo or bring to a dinner party. Almond Hummus Almond crackers go great with any old hummus, but especially with almond hummus. Rather than use chickpeas, this creative recipe soaks and purees the nuts for a delightful new take on the dip. Olive oil, tahini, garlic, and fresh sage add in even more savory flavor. Pack s read more

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Spinach Salad with Curry Dressing
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Prep 10 mins
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Great salad when you are looking for something new and unique!
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- 4 cups fresh spinach, torn and stems removed
- 2 medium pears, cored and diced
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon curry powder
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- goat cheese, for serving
- In a salad bowl, toss your spinach and pear together.
- In a glass measuring cup, mix your honey, vinegar, curry, oil,salt and pepper and then drizzle it over the spinach and pear mixture.
- Toss gently but very well, and then sprinkle with just a small amount of goat cheese.
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A must try! The only change I did was cut the recipe in half, used olive oil and herbed goat cheese. This was so so so good! I love the hint of curry with the pears and cheese. Exquisite!


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There will be a revival this week at Anchor of Hope, located at 9190 Highway 555, Willisburg. There will be a special speaker at 10 a.m. Everyone is invited, especially people who are dealing with an addiction.
The Votaw reunion will be held Sunday, July 31 at Anderson Dean Park (senior citizens building) in Harrodsburg. Visiting from 12-4 p.m. with a potluck lunch at 1 p.m. Don't forget your white elephant items for the auction. Be sure and let your family know about the reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on July 28, 2016. Joe and the former Imelda Lee were married at Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church in Calvary.
They will be honored by their children at an anniversary Mass at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Warner Robins, Georgia. The Smiths formerly resided in Springfield.
They have three children, Debby Tune, Tony Smith, and Amy Red. They have six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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I would say on the coolest ones it the orginal Nintendo design. But why no hooters?
Yes, hence why I said "photoshop"Originally Posted by Master Wii
Dreamcast Fan Fo Lyfe
I would say on the coolest ones it the orginal Nintendo design. But why no hooters?
oviously photoshopped, but good ideas nonetheless. I really liked the ideas of the classic controllers especially the original nes one...im going to do that to my controllers for sure.
I'll second that. I like the look of the Super NESOriginally Posted by FastJunkie
Too bad they hadn't thought of a Genesis design skin, that would be sweet!!! Sega Genesis RULED!!!
1st in line @ Sears, and waited in line only 30 minutes at 9 a.m. -I love my Wii
I second that!!Originally Posted by integr97
ohh yeahh
i want a tacobell wii
They are real: http://www.decalgirl.com/browse.cfm/4,5221.htm
I dont know if they are just stickers or actual skins.
GO K.F.C. (man i wish that was real!!!)
WII NAME IS Wiiman
Yes Taco Bell!!!! May favorite fast food place EVAR. Unless you count Subway.Originally Posted by LyricistSoldier
Wiichats BIGGER Metal Head
Don't listen to Mr.Resi, Chad Smith owns Thrasher!
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Unionization rates by occupation, 2004
February 09, 2005
Among occupational groups, education, training, and library occupations and protective service workers had the highest unionization rates in 2004 at 37.6 and 37.3 percent, respectively.
Construction and extraction occupations; installation, maintenance, and repair occupations; transportation and material moving occupations; community and social services occupations; and production occupations also had higher-than-average rates. In 2004 the average union membership rate for all occupations was 12.5 percent.
Sales and related occupations and farming, fishing, and forestry occupations had the lowest unionization rates at 3.6 and 3.1 percent, respectively.
These 2004 data on union membership are from the Current Population Survey. Unionization data are for wage and salary workers. Find out more in "Union Members in 2004" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 05-112.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Unionization rates by occupation, 2004 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2005/feb/wk1/art03.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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Among the interesting developments in the field of surgical therapy in the past two years, few have exceeded that of empyema of the chest in the thoroughness of the study to which it has been subjected, and in the applicability of the results of such study to the problems of civil life. In the prewar days it had been accepted that the proper treatment of an accumulation of pus in the pleural cavity was free drainage by thoracotomy, with or without rib resection, and usually without irrigation, supplemented by the use of breathing exercises and mild calisthenics to encourage expansion of the lungs. A few surgeons attempted further to supplement thoracotomy by the use of a suction apparatus applied to the drainage tubes, but without sufficient success to encourage general adoption of this measure.
The objections to simple thoracotomy were in general twofold: 1. It permitted collapse of the lung
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The rooms r upgraded and they look very nice and clean the staff was polite and the kids loved the pool. They do have a basic breakfast in the morning that ends at 9am . I loved that the pool was indoor so the kids got to swim till 11 which was great for my family and that they had truck parking in back since the kids and i were meeting there dad who truck drives i would stay again
I loved the pool and the room was very nicely done. I liked that their was some breakfast there and the fridge in the room was really nice to.
Front desk staff was very nice and helpful.
Some of the Plumbing had some problems, nothing terrible though.
Absolutely terrible. All 3 rooms had wet floors from air conditioners leaking. No blankets on beds. Cops in hotel all night from screaming lady down the hall all doped up. Didn't feel safe at all for my family.
It was decent for the price I paid for it. My boyfriend and I were able to just hang out there. If you had the privacy sign up they were really good at giving you that privacy. The maid would come back and check on you when the sign was down. The night security men were super nice and friendly.
The pool was very small! My boyfriend had to go to work during the day and didn't feel comfortable leaving me alone there. The manager was great but the front desk ladies were rude and short. They acted like you were an inconvenience to them. Also our card wouldnt work every night when we got in and had to go to the country to get it fixed. There was a constant weed smell in the hallway. And I told the staff the room it was coming from and they didn't do anything about it..
No noise, parking right outside the door, close to many food locations and gas stations.
Bathroom was not very clean. No Soap available in the room. Burn holes in bed cover. Internet service only available at an extra charge. Pay per code to use.
Room smelled of cigarette smoke, so much so that even the pillows and the linens smell of it too. There were cigarette burn marks on the coverlet and the bathtub was filthy. I will never stay there again.
I like that the hotel was close to my family house
There was bugs in the bed. They gave us dirty towels. The tub was filling up with water as I was taking a shower. The water was not draining.
Water pressure
Cleanliness and disgusting.
The location?
Paid for a non smoking room, got to the room and out still smelled like smoke, my wife and I don't smoke and we try to limit the exposure that they have to it.
location, nice bathroom mirror and sink
Smelled of smoke worse than any hotel room I've ever been in! The a/c unit pumped out more smoke smell. Open door didn't help. Couldn't sleep in room and received no refund or discount. Pictures of room on Priceline seemed nice. Fooled by good reviews.
It was close to the town
Homeless men walk about the property day and night. I only leave the room for food once per day, in the evenings. The microwave doesn't work properly. The phone in the room didn't have a phone cord, so I had to use my mobile to call front desk.
EVERYTHING Horrible location Hotel was being painted Bed was very old and uncomfortable Manager was not very polite
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Sending online invitations helps keep track of RSVPs. Sites like Paperless Post will keep your guest list organized, send reminders and have all party information located in one convenient place. We love their selection of stylish and cheeky designs!
The days of slaving away and doing it all on your own are over. Friends are more than happy to contribute to a party. Have your guests pitch in by bringing an appetizer or wine. Looking for food inspiration? Check out these yummy asparagus and ricotta crostini.
As guests arrive, greet them with a signature cocktail like this spiked blueberry lemonade. Then, put guests to work: designate an area as a mix-it-yourself drink station. To be truly Canadian, make sure to set a cooler on the back deck stocked with beer and other cold beverages.
Shopping for party decor has never been easier. You can get almost everything online—from banners to food labels—like these lemonade ones from Wedding Friends.
If you can't find the décor you want, make it! It can be something as simple as these straw flowers made from cupcake liners. Fold one in half three times, cut a scalloped edge over the top and trim off the tip at the bottom to make a small hole. Open it, slide over the straw and use a hot glue gun to secure in place. Add two more liners and shape them into a flower.
Display snapshots of once-in-a-lifetime holidays, favourite family memories, or any of your other beautifully filtered Instagram photos with this simple project.Read More


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Civilization 5 'Brave New World' new cultures, ideology system detailed
Firaxis has detailed a few more of the changes coming to Civilization V's "Brave New World" expansion, including additional cultures, a revised trade route system, and ideologies.READ MORE >
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Civilization 5 devs on forging a Brave New World
We talk with Civilization 5 senior producer Dennis Shirk and Brave New World lead designer Ed Beech about the motivations and intricacies of the upcoming expansion.READ MORE >
"heh, there's those new "XCOM squad" units fighting that Giant Death Robot."see all 10 comments
Civilization 5 'Brave New World' coming July 9
Civilization 5's "Brave New World" expansion will release July 9, Firaxis has announced.READ MORE >
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown coming to iOS
Today at its PAX East panel, Firaxis and 2K games announced that XCOM: Enemy Unknown is coming to iOS devices.READ MORE >
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Civilization 5 'One World' expansion spotted
Civilization V may be getting a new expansion titled "One World," judging by an executable file listing.READ MORE >
"As a hard loyalist to Civ 4, Gods and Kings made all of the right moves and fixed lots of the ..."see all 18 comments
XCOM: Enemy Unknown gets free Second Wave DLC today
If you feel like killing some aliens today and jump into XCOM: Enemy Unknown, you will be greeted with a brief download bearing a free gift. Publisher 2K Games has released the second DLC pack for the game entitled Second Wave.READ MORE >
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown patch to make Easy easier
XCOM: Enemy Unknown is getting a patch that will make Easy mode easier, fix some hanging problems, and provide various other bug fixes and balanced adjustments.READ MORE >
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Civilization Online announced for Asian territories
Take-Two has announced a massively multiplayer online Civilization being developed for Asian territories, dubbed "Civilization Online."READ MORE >
XCOM: Enemy Unknown achievements hint at DLC
A series of XCOM: Enemy Unknown Steam achievements hint at extra missions not found in the main game, including special win conditions and a new squad member.READ MORE >
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown PC patch enables 1080p movies
If you were one of the unlucky ones that could only get those really cool XCOM: Enemy Unknown movies in 720p instead of 1080p, fear not, human, as the new patch makes 1080p movies the standard for PC.READ MORE >
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown review: a space odyssey
Firaxis has revived the classic XCOM series by showing the world how to pull off a turn-based strategy game. Our review.READ MORE >
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown trailer launches the team
XCOM: Enemy Unknown is out next week, and 2K has released a new launch trailer to mark the event.READ MORE >
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown interactive trailer is next-best thing to playing
An interactive trailer for XCOM: Enemy Unknown lets you choose some of the mission elements.READ MORE >
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown demo available on PC
XCOM: Enemy Unknown now has a demo up on Steam, letting you try out the tutorial missions and look around the XCOM base camp.READ MORE >
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown preview: Little Gray Target Practice
A hands-on look at XCOM: Enemy Unknown, peppered with thoughts on updating the classic from lead producer Garth DeAngelis.READ MORE >
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First trailer for Will Smith's 'After Earth' promises a stunning sci-fi spectacle: Watch
"Pursuit of Happyness" father-son duo Will and Jaden Smith have found themselves in yet another desperate situation - albeit his time with what appears to be a significantly higher budget.
An international trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's "After Earth" has hit the web, and it sets up the film's basic premise utilizing some pervoiceover from the elder Smith and a host of stunning visuals.
Set in the distant future, the film (written by Gary Whitta, with a polish by "Traffic" screenwriter Stephen Gaghan) centers on the efforts of "legendary General" Cypher Raige (Will Smith) and his son Kitai (Jaden Smith) to survive after crash-landing on a hostile planet.
"Everything on this planet has evolved to kill humans," notes Cypher as he explains the dire situation to his son. "Every single decision we make will be life or death."
So what planet have they found themselves on, exactly? Will Smith?
"This is Earth," declares Cypher.
Title making sense now?
From a spectacular opening crash sequence to some strikingly lush visuals later on - including a bit that sees Jaden leap off a clip and soar through the air with mechanical wings as a large bird gives chase - this first trailer is a good one, though I could have done without Smith's rather heavy-handed narration (is it just me or does he break into a Southern accent at one point?).
One interesting thing to note is that Shyamalan's name doesn't appear anywhere in the preview, suggesting just how far the director's stock has fallen since his "Sixth Sense" heyday of more than a decade ago. Given Smith's shrewd instincts as an A-list actor and businessman (he's also a producer on the film), the choice to hire the filmmaker - who doesn't exactly have the most stellar recent track record - is a curious one. Can teaming with one of the world's biggest movie stars get his directing career back on track?
My grade for the trailer: B+. After watching it below, rate it for yourself at top left.


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The Library of Congress just appointed Charles Wright from Virginia to be our new national poet laureate. Some ofour best contemporary poets have brought their energy and vision to promote this ancient, ever-changing art. Recent poets laureate have included: Billy Collins, Natasha Tretheway, Robert Pinsky, Rita Dove, Ted Kooser, and Kay Ryan.
Some of their projects live on. Ted Kooser created a free weekly newspaper column called American Life in Poetry that features work each week by a different poet. Billy Collins started Poetry 180 a website that has spurned at least two books that have brought accessible poetry to high school students and the general public. Natasha Tretheway started a series on PBS's The News Hour called "Where Poetry Lives." It includes segments of contemporary poets reading their own work and describing how it came to be.
And what, you might ask, will Charles Wright do? In the New York Times announcement of his post, Wright said that he and his wife spend two summer months each year in a remote corner of Montana. He will envision his new project there, something worthy of the tradition that earlier appointees have started.
Penelope Lively is one of my favorite British novelists. She has a talent for capturing the world in detail and a deep understanding of the social world and the dynamics of families. In this nonfiction collection, she looks back upon her life including her childhood as an expat in Egypt, her staid years at a British boarding school, and her coming of age in the wild London sixties. She also writes about her reading and writing life and the complicated state of old age.
Fitzgerald explores how different the world of her youth was from today. When she was a child, everyone dropped everything for formal afternoon tea, and the girl who took the last sandwich or bun earned a wish for either a handsome husband or 10,000 a year. Everyone, Lively said, chose the handsome husband. Money be scorned!
Lively also tells of being part of the post-suffragist, pre-feminist generation. In those days, no one wondered why ten men attended university to every woman. Although Lively enjoyed those odds, she wonders why she never questioned whether men were actually smarter than women or had more of a right to be there.
If you're looking for some interesting new poetry, go no further than Maureen McLane's new book. Even the titles are inviting: "Another Day in this Here Cosmos," "OK Fern," "Tell Us What Happened in the 14th Century," and "Morning with Adirondack Chair." McLane writes often about travel, nature, love, but most importantly it's all filtered through the lens of her mind. Her particular world-view is humorous and serious at the same time, and often feels edgy, new. There's a sense that she does not take herself too seriously while at the same time, she writes in deep earnest.
One poem begins, "OK fern / I'm your apprentice / I can tell you // apart from your / darker sister." It ends with a sincere request for the wild plant to tell the narrator what to do with her life. (We've all been there speaking to trees or inanimate objects.)
In "Levanto," a beautiful travel poem, she says, "scant pines / stagger the Apennines / semaphoring….I am older / than the sea / in me."
If you like the lyrical, visual poetry of e e cummings, this biography of his life will appeal to you. Even if you are not a poetry fan, but you enjoy reading about Greenwich Village and Paris during their artistic heydays, you will enjoy Susan Cheever's carefully researched biography.
e e cummings was born into privilege in Cambridge, Mass. His father a professor and minister at Harvard. He loved technology and was always buying the next new thing, whether that was an early automobile or a collapsible canoe with folding seats.
The latter purchase caused one of the most horrifying incidents of e e's teenage years. He and his sister took the canoe out on a lake at their summer place in New Hampshire. Their favorite dog, Rex, accompanied them, but unfortunately, turned suddenly to see something. The boat capsized. And as Elizabeth, e e's sister, clung to it, the canoe sank. Meanwhile Rex had swum almost the whole way back to shore, but then heard the children and hurried back. Exhausted by this time, the dog pushed Elizabeth down. Elizabeth came up sputtering for air and Rex shoved her down again. As the dog circled close for his third attempt to rescue himself, e e swam over and held Rex down until he stopped breathing.
In the first hundred pages of this novel, Ursula Todd, its heroine, lives and dies at least six times. Once she dies in childbirth, another time she falls off her own roof, having chased a sibling's favorite toy, and a third time she dies of influenza. This alternative history novel, although innovative in form, is rich in storytelling particularly about life at the beginning of the last century and during World Wars I and II. Ursula's intelligent and perceptive take upon the world makes captivating reading.
New York Times reviewer, Janet Maslin, called Life after Life "a big book that defies logic, chronology and even history in ways that underscore its author's fully untethered imagination."
Publishers Weekly described the book this way, "through Ursula's many lives and the accretion of what T.S. Eliot called visions and revisions, she's found an inventive way to make both the war's toll and the pull of alternate history, of darkness avoided or diminished, fresh.
Atkinson is not afraid to take risks including using Adolph Hitler as a walk-on character in this book—in fact he's responsible for one of Ursula's many deaths.
Please join us for a book talk about this intriguing book this Sunday, June 1st at 2pm. All are welcome. We will meet in Room 2B. For more information about this and future Booksplus programs, please follow the link.
Did you ever hobble around on crutches? Discover that you most basic possession, your body, does not work as it once did? This excellent memoir about rehabilitation, friendship, loss, and the love of a great dog is a tearjerker at times, but always incredibly well-written. Wow, does Caldwell know how to spin a yarn.
Gail Caldwell suffered from polio as a small child. In this account she describes how her mother sprawled on the floor with her when she was young and did the tough leg exercises needed to strengthen Gail's leg.
All her life, Gail adapted to living with a bum leg. In her late fifties she decided to adopt a strong Samoyed pup. And as Tula grew, Gail soon found herself falling more and more often, and that she could no longer hike the three mile reservoir loop with her strong-willed pet.
Doctor after doctor told Gail that her limp, the weakness in her leg and her frequent falls were caused by her polio, but Gail finally sought another opinion. The new doctor asked to see her CT scans and X-rays but there were no recent ones. Upon doing them, he discovered that Gail's hip was shattered with the ball absolutely flat. She needed hip replacement immediately.
Here's what author Rebecca Mead said about a subject dear to our hearts, "Reading does not feel like an escape from life so much as it feels like an urgent, crucial dimension of life itself." This book is both a biography and travelogue of what many consider the world's best novel—Middlemarch. It also is a personal memoir by Mead.
In the first chapter Mead recalls how many times she has read the novel and how much it has changed for her over time. What drew her as a child to it was how full of adult life the book was. She also loved the intelligence of the characters, particularly the heroine, Miss Dorothea Brooke.
Along the way we learn about the novel itself, how it was first published as a serial in eight parts with the subtitle "A Provincial Life." It bore a male author's name--George Eliot but even Charles Dickens, a contemporary of Eliot's knew immediately that it was written by a woman. He said, "I believe that no man ever before had the art of making himself, mentally, so like a woman, since the world began. " Dickens also loved Eliot's writing. He said of her first novel, "Adam Bede has taken its place among the actual experiences and endurances of my life."
This cross-cultural gem of a novel tells the story of two women: one, Nao, a young Japanese schoolgirl; the other, Ruth, a middle-aged writer who lives in a rainforest town near Vancouver, Canada. Their lives intersect when Nao's Hello Kitty lunchbox lands as jetsam on the beach of the tiny town. Inside are letters, a WW II kamikaze wristwatch and most precious, Nao's diary, wrapped in layers and layers of plastic bags, so it is entirely legible.
The story is told in alternating voices. One belongs to the trendy, irrepressible, somewhat risqué and thoroughly jaded Nao who is bullied in school and mocked as an immigrant from America (she spent most of her childhood in California). The other belongs to Ruth who incidentally has the same first name as the author. Ruth has moved to Canada from another island town, New York City, because her husband loved the peacefulness of life in rural Canada and had major health issues. Also, Ruth brought her aged mother there to die.
Ruth is fascinated by the diary. Because she is suffering from writer's block on her new novel, she totally immerses herself in the diary and in trying to track down Nao. Did Nao's diary begin its journey in the destruction and flooding caused by the great Japanese tsunami of March 2011?
Masked in the persona of a self-help book, this novel is really a love story and a tale of the ambitious struggle of a rural bumpkin to get ahead in a world madly developing at all costs. Unlucky enough to nearly die from hepatitis as an infant, because he is his mother's favorite, he is saved and the family soon follows the first theorem to worldly success in Asia: move to a big city.
Each chapter summarizes in the title that chapter's method of achieving worldly success; for example, the second chapter advises, "Get an education." Though normally the eldest son in this unnamed Asian country (probably Pakistan) would be pushed to study, in this family the narrator was lucky because his older brother was already learning a trade. And being bright, he succeeded at school despite contradicting a teacher who gave out false information. For in school, you never pointed out the failings of a teacher.
No one else does wry humorous stories full of punch the way Lorrie Moore does. In Bark, her newest collection, she examines modern life after divorce and the difficult art of parenting teens. In the opening story "Debarking" she describes the dating life of a newly divorced man, Ira Wilkins. He meets a zany pediatrician Zora at a dinner party, and they begin seeing each other. Unfortunately, this also involves contact with Zora's teenage son—the zip-lock mouthed, Bruno. Does it give Ira the willies that Bruno and Zora have an uncomfortable habit of sitting close and touching? Yep. Yet Ira plows on with a romance that is hardly reciprocated. His confidence is down so he allows Zora and Bruno to take advantage of him—he buys them meals, movie tickets, etc. They even take the rest of his birthday cake home after a lackluster celebration because Bruno needs it for his school lunch. This can't end well and it doesn't but what fun happens along the way.
More eerie is "The Juniper Tree" a kind of new age ghost story where three women share their talents: art, dance, song with their recently deceased friend who still haunts her house. The first person narrator never made it to the hospital to see the friend, Robin Ross, and in fact came to this odd séance with no prepared gift. So on the spot, she sang a rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner."
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PARIS — In the face of a $100 million bias suit launched by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, does Morgan Stanley want more evidence from the luxury group, or less?
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That was the incredulous stance of counsel for LVMH Tuesday as it faced off against lawyers for the investment bank in the private chambers of magistrate Jean-Pierre Eck at Paris Commercial Court. As reported, Eck has been asked to rule on two Morgan Stanley demands: that the court compel LVMH to confirm that it's not sheltering evidence, and that LVMH pinpoint exactly what's germane to its case among 1,900 pages of documents on a CD-ROM it filed as evidence.
LVMH accuses Morgan Stanley analyst Claire Kent of bias and conflict of interest in her equity research on the French group. Morgan's investment bankers advise LVMH's luxury rival Gucci Group on acquisitions and other matters.
Eck won't pronounce his decision on the two questions until April 28. But on Tuesday, he refereed some lively, and sometimes comical, exchanges.
"I don't know what it signifies," Morgan Stanley's lawyer Philippe Nouel, a partner in the firm Gide Loyrette Nouel, said of the CD-ROM, which contains 198 research reports dating back to 1999.
Morgan Stanley wants the court to demand that LVMH clarify the exact purpose of the CD-ROM so it can correctly prepare its defense. It believes, and accepts, that the documents offer examples of boilerplate statements that are among the most contentious points in the suit. The statements, while altered over time, had stated that Morgan Stanley had a director in common with LVMH and that it would be seeking compensation from the French group for investment banking services.
But Georges Terrier, LVMH's chief legal counsel, was flummoxed by the arguments, throwing his hands in the air repeatedly and shaking his head to the heavens. "The fact that we are still talking about this is surreal," he quipped.
The LVMH team also made sport with Morgan Stanley when it turned the second question and demanded that LVMH come clean with more evidence: secret weapons alluded to in articles in three French newspapers. French law requires all evidence pertaining to the writ be disclosed at the outset.
Although the magistrate has not yet ruled on the second question, LVMH's counsel interpreted Eck's commentary as being in its favor. Eck suggested the court has the discretion to rule on any new evidence — and "in any case, we would give you all the time you need to respond to whatever comes out."
Following Eck's ruling on the two questions, the court has set May 12 as the date for the next technical hearing on the case.
But Nouel, pleased with the attention the magistrate gave to his arguments, stressed that Morgan Stanley is under no legal deadline to submit its defense. As reported, Morgan Stanley has said it plans to defend the suit vigorously, and ultimately launch a counterclaim against LVMH for damage done by the proceedings.


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Wii Update Brings Boingz, Sudoku Challenge, Boogerman
Two WiiWare puzzle games join the Genesis booger game for this week's releases.
First up on WiiWare is Boingz from RealArcade, a puzzle-platformer where players attempt to guide the stretchy Boingz creatures through various hazards across 30 levels. The press release notes these creatures must be "pulled, stretched, and flicked" to make it through each level, and yes, we're positive it's referring to Boingz and not yet Boogerman, which involves copious amounts of pulling, stretching, and flicking of its own. Boingz costs 1,000 Wii Points, or $10.
Next is Sudoku Challenge!, which is about as straight-forward a WiiWare game as you'll ever find. Basically, it's Sudoku on your Wii, with this game insanely featuring 100 million different puzzles to tackle. The game features both standard 9-by-9 Sudoku puzzles as well as "Grand Sudoku" boards, where you need to solve five intersecting boards simultaneously. Sudoku Challenge! will run you 500 Wii Points, or $5.
And lastly, representing this week's sole Virtual Console release, there's Boogerman for the Sega Genesis. Oh, Boogerman -- the apex of mid-90s videogaming immaturity. You play as the eponymous Boogerman, the superhero alter ego of Snotty Rogsdale, who must battle enemies such as Fly Man and Deoder Ant. Get it? Deoder Ant? That should give you a good idea of the kind of humor you're going to find here. The game was originally released on the Genesis in 1994, and will cost you 800 Wii Points ($8) on the Virtual Console.
Comments (7)
Blow your nose.Posted: Nov 25, 2008 12:00AM PST by Jesse_Dylan
Yes, some of us "simple peons" have played Boogerman. I am still not excited.
WOW!!!Posted: Nov 24, 2008 12:00AM PST by ghettogamer1216
Have you simple peons even play Boogerman?!?!? Its a little.....bizzarre, but fun none the less. I had it on SNES. And it was fucking nonstop vulger fun. I may have to convinve my cousin to buy this for the wii
We're not pleased...Posted: Nov 24, 2008 12:00AM PST by Jesse_Dylan
..., and at this point, it would take a lot to turn things around and get us to ever cheer. I mean Boogerman? Come on.
Nintendo has dropped the ball pretty thoroughly. An ant colony could make more educated and successful choices for VC content.
Does it seem like....Posted: Nov 24, 2008 12:00AM PST by Nemesis_Prime
....the virtual console releases are becoming to few and far between? I'm all for original content, but there is still some classic games out there that some how havent made there way to the VC. Maybe Nintendo should have VC releases twice a week.
SudokuPosted: Nov 24, 2008 12:00AM PST by master_pugz
Sudoku for Wiiiiiiiiii Bring it on!
Has anyone seen the pet-themed Sudoku puzzle called Gadzooku
FunnyPosted: Nov 24, 2008 12:00AM PST by slightly_wiitarded
but I'm still waiting for some licensed stuff like Batman (the Adventures on the Super, but I'll take the original NES version in a heartbeat). And Boogerman? That's all right, but what other kinda crazy shit is next? Captain Novolin?


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Emphasis-HF trial shows aldosterone antagonist boosts survival in patients with chronic heart failure. [Rob Byron-Fotolia.com]
A Phase IIIb trial has confirmed that adding Pfizer's Inspra™ (eplerenone) to standard therapy for heart failure significantly reduces the risk of cardiovascular death or heart failure hospitalization in patients with chronic heart failure and mild symptoms. Although the aldosterone antagonist is has previously been approved for two specific indications in the U.S., it has yet to be cleared for the indication evaluated in the reported Emphasis-HF study. Rather, the current FDA sanction includes use of the drug in the treatment of hypertension and for improving the survival of stable patients with left ventricular systolic dysfunction (LVSD) and clinical evidence of congestive heart failure after acute myocardial infarction. The drug is in addition approved in the EU for use in patients with LVSD.
Positive results from the Emphasis-HF trail have been expected, however. The study included 2,737 patients in 29 countries. In May further recruitment was halted early after interim data showed significant enough benefits to meet predefined stopping rules.
Final data from the trial has now confirmed that in comparison with treatment using standard therapy alone, the use of standard therapy plus Inspra reduced the relative risk of the death from cardiovascular causes or heart failure hospitalization by 37%. Secondary endpoints were also met. Among Inspra-treated cohorts, all-cause mortality was down 24%, CV mortality by 24%, and heart failure hospitalization by 42%.
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Anti-bullying campaigner says police need more training on cyber-bullying laws in wake of Charlotte Dawson's death
- From: news.com.au
- February 24, 2014
A LEADING anti-bullying campaigner says police are dismissing complaints about cyber-bullying because they're unaware of laws already in place to deal with the problem.
Speaking to news.com.au after the shocking death of Charlotte Dawson, John Caldwell is calling for more police education about the "variety of laws" already in existence.
"There's a commonwealth criminal code which covers menacing and harassing which absolutely does cover normal bullying every day and cyber bullying," Caldwell said.
"Each state has a stalking law, and that, although it wasn't designed for bullying, absolutely covers it. So if it's repeated, which it has to be to be called bullying anyway, it can be covered under the stalking laws."
The problem, according to Caldwell, is that some police officers simply aren't aware of the laws.
"There's been little or no training at the (police) coal face," Caldwell said.
"So when you go in to report it, the officers will usually say that there needs to be a threat present and that's just not true. So, there needs to be more education of the police force on the coal face who are taking these reports."
Cyber-bullying is in the spotlight after model and television personality Charlotte Dawson took her life on the weekend.
More than 28,000 people, shocked by the 47-year-old's suicide, have signed an online petition calling on the Federal and State governments to take a stand against cyber bullying.
The petition, called Charlotte's Law, was created on change.org and calls for "the Australian Government and the state governments to enforce the existing anti-bullying and harassment laws, and take action against those who violate them".
"We ask that social media companies take a more active role in the prevention of cyber bullying, and take more responsibility in monitoring posts of 'hate'. We ask that together we unite to change the cyber bullying platform," the petition says.
Speaking on radio this morning, NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell agreed that social media companies need to lift their game and help stamp out such anti-social behaviour on their sites.
"We need to ensure, whether it's Twitter, whether it's Facebook or some of the other social media platforms, that those who are running them, actually understand, that if someone logs in with the same original email account or the same name, the same birthdate, having been blocked … they shouldn't be allowed on the platform again," O'Farrell said to Kyle and Jackie O on Kiis FM.
In the past few years, Dawson was subjected to some vile personal attacks on social media sites such as twitter.
Speaking to news.com.au in November last year, Dawson said the online taunts contributed to her mental illness which she had suffered from for a long time.
"They [trolls] think if they can cause pain then they will cause death," Dawson said.
"I'm a good person, I help the community, and people like to hate me. I don't know what it is, I can't explain it … It saddens me that en masse there are that many messed up people out there."
If you are being bullied online, John Caldwell suggests that you begin documenting the attacks so that you have evidence.
"If you're repeatedly being bullied and this person targets you again and again, you need to name the dates and the times, then go to the police station," Caldwell said.
"Tell them you'd like to make a report under the stalking law or under the Commonwealth criminal code for menacing and harassing, and make sure that they do take that report. By law they have to take a report when you go in with that evidence."
Beyond Blue CEO Kate Carnell wants "tougher and more consistent laws" to stamp out cyber bullying, telling news.com.au, "there has to be clear penalties for perpetrators."
"The dilemma with bullying is that people think they are smart or big men but it's not. It's cowardly. It can cause real harm and the message is that if you cause harm to a human being there should be penalties," Carnell said.
Dawson's death will undoubtedly remain in the headlines in the following days, but John Caldwell wants to make sure that her decision to commit suicide isn't glamorised.
"Thousands of young kids looked up to Charlotte and idolised her," Caldwell said on Kiis FM.
"To those children I want to say, she is still your idol but this is not the answer, it's not the way. There are other ways and there are people out there that love you. Keep a great memory of her but this wasn't the right way to do things."
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Nicstubbs of Perth Posted at 3:47 PM February 24, 2014
It is easy to just close down your social media accounts and supposably ignore the trolls but what i dont understand is how facebook, twitter etc allow these people to post comments like they do. Arent they supposed to have behavioural rules to follow? Anyone found posting comments that encourage a person to kill or harm themselves should be banned from social media by these companies. I know they can just sign up under another name but if these social media companies keep banning these so called "trolls" eventually they will realise they can not get away with that behaviour. Instead society puts the blame back on the people who take their own lives and wave it away saying they should have closed their accounts. Come on Facebook, Twitter etc - be the bigger person and start doing what you always threaten to do and ban people. You are making more than enough money of the public to protect the public. Create some aussie jobs and make a stand against bullying and harassment. Put the right people in place to assess the trolls on your sites and ban them. Support Charolotte's law but lets not forget Chloe's law - both a really important. And if social media do nothing - Boycott!!
carl Posted at 3:47 PM February 24, 2014
yea there's a solution. its called a delete/block feature, better yet, log off the crap and go live life... so many people seem to forget they have control of their own accounts ...
mmg of Around Here Posted at 3:38 PM February 24, 2014
Seriously, how hard is it to log out? Delete your account? If you have the mettle for it, and don't mind wasting your time, sure argue with the bullies if that entertains you. Otherwise, opt out. Easy.


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We present a status report on a project with the aim to enhance the wavelength calibration of ISAAC's long wavelength spectroscopic mode. We measure telluric standard stars with high signal/noise and use the comparison with theoretical spectra of the telluric lines for the wavelength calibration. We show that calibrations done with arc-lines only can be wrong by up to 0.2 μm. The new atlas of telluric lines allows a spectral calibration with a precision of 0.003 μm.
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Hellings, P.
The post-RLOF structure of the secondary after relaxation towards thermal equilibrium is calculated for a large grid of massive close binaries evolving through an early caseB of mass transfer. The initial primary masses range between 15 and 30Mo, the initial mass ratio between 0.3 and 0.9. The possibility that matter leaves the system during RLOF is included using an additional free parameter β. The calculations are based on the accretion and relaxation properties of massive accretion stars. Conclusions on the post-RLOF secondaries are presented in function of β, M1i, andqi, in the form of tables and figures on the post-RLOF positions in the HR diagram, the final masses, mass ratios, chemical profiles and the remaining core-hydrogen burning lifetime. It is found that all systems starting from initial conditions in the grid specified above evolve sequentially, i.e. the primary evolves into a supernova before the end of core H burning of the secondary. No WR+WR systems are encountered. The results are used to determine the masses of ten double lined spectroscopic WR+OB binaries. Most of the WR masses are in the range 8–14Mo, although the sample is subject to some important selection effects. One WR+OB binary has a WR mass between 4 and 5Mo. It is argued that mass determinations based only on the spectral type of the secondary yield WR masses that are too high up to a factor two.
Moons, Michèle
The purpose of this paper is the presentation of an integrator for the average motion of an asteroid in mean motion commensurability with Jupiter. The program is valid for any (p+q)/p mean motion commensurability (except whenq=0) and uses a double precision version of DE (Shampine and Gordon 1975) as propagator. The averaged equations of motion of the asteroid are evaluated in a non-singular way for any value of the eccentricities and the inclinations and the orbit of Jupiter is described by the most important terms in Longstop 1B (Nobiliet al. 1989). This integrator can be considered as an extension of the well known Schubart Averaging (Schubart 1978) in which Jupiter is moving on a fixed ellipse.
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Using Levi Civita's regularization, we put the two body problem with variable mass (x=−Mxr−3) into a form which can be solved analytically on computer. Two particular cases are discussed: 1.
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We continued a study of the long-term variations of temperature in the solar corona at all latitudes (Makarov, Tlatov, and Callebaut, 2002a). The series of the green (Fe xiv 530.3 nm; KI5303) and red (Fe x 637.4 nm; KI6374) coronal intensities for 1957–2002 has been obtained using the coronal observations at the Kislovodsk Solar Station. The mean monthly coronal intensities have been calculated at all latitudes (0–90˚) and in the high latitude (45–90˚) zones. It was found that the value of KI6374/KI5303increased about 2.0 times at the high latitudes during the last 45 years. This corresponds to a decrease of the average temperature by 0.1 ×106K of the polar corona. We suppose that a polar decrease of coronal temperature is connected with an increase of the area of polar zones APZoccupied by unipolar magnetic fields (Makarov et al., 2002) and, probably, with an increase of the area of polar coronal holes. The maximum ratio KI6374/KI5303is observed during the minimum sunspot activity.
Moons, Michèle; Henrard, Jacques
The recent numerical simulations of Tittemore and Wisdom (1988, 1989, 1990) and Dermottet al. (1988), Malhotra and Dermott (1990) concerning the tidal evolution through resonances of some pairs of Uranian satellites have revealed interesting dynamical phenomena related to the interactions between close-by resonances. These interactions produce chaotic layers and strong secondary resonances. The slow evolution of the satellite orbits in this dynamical landscape is responsible for temporary capture into resonance, enhancement of eccentricity or inclination and subsequent escape from resonance. The present contribution aims at developing analytical tools for predicting the location and size of chaotic layers and secondary resonances. The problem of the 3:1 inclination resonance between Miranda and Umbriel is analysed.
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The theory of magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) waves in solar coronal slabs in a zero-β configuration and for parallel propagation of waves does not allow the existence of surface waves. When oblique propagation of perturbations is considered, both surface and body waves are able to propagate. When the perpendicular wavenumber is larger than a certain value, the body kink mode becomes a surface wave. In addition, a sausage surface mode is found below the internal cutoff frequency. When nonuniformity in the equilibrium is included, surface and body modes are damped by resonant absorption. In this paper, first, a normal-mode analysis is performed and the period, the damping rate, and the spatial structure of the eigenfunctions are obtained. Then, the time-dependent problem is solved, and the conditions under which one or the other type of mode is excited are investigated.
Moons, M.
A theory of the libration of the Moon, completely analytical with respect to the harmonic coefficients of the lunar gravity field, was recently built (Moons, 1982). The Lie transforms method was used to reduce the Hamiltonian of the main problem of the libration of the Moon and to produce the usual libration series p1, p2 and τ. This main problem takes into account the perturbations due to the Sun and the Earth on the rotation of a rigid Moon about its center of mass. In complement to this theory, we have now computed the planetary effects on the libration, the planetary terms being added to the mean Hamiltonian of the main problem before a last elimination of the angles. For the main problem, as well as for the planetary perturbations, the motion of the center of mass of the Moon is described by the ELP 2000 solution (Chapront and Chapront-Touze, 1983).
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The analysis of a new sample of 91 high redshift quasars observed with the NTT (ESO, La Silla) leads to the detection of a 49 % overdensity of galaxies near the quasars (3″ ≤ r ≤ 13.7″), with a Student confidence level (SCL) of 97 %. Dividing this sample into radio loud and radio quiet subsamples, we find that the galaxy overdensity remains statistically significant only in the latter subsample of QSOs (excess of 54 % at a 98 % SCL).
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We propose a canonical transformation reducing the averaged planar planetary problem near resonance to a one degree of freedom problem when the perturbation is truncated at the first order in the eccentricities.
This reducing transformation leads to a very simple explanation of the puzzling behaviour of the Apocentric Librators, a class of asteroids identified by Franklinet al. (1975).
An exploration of the phase space of the average problem with the use of the mapping technique shows that the alternation of two libration mechanism is a common feature for initial conditions near, but not inside, the deep resonance region.
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As it turns out, name calling is not against the law. But an officer was called to a woman's apartment because her son was calling her names, according to a police report, and she didn't like it.
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Achille Joseph Vicoli, 88, of Newtown Square, a businessman and decorated World War II veteran, died Saturday, March 30, of cardiac arrest at Delaware County Memorial Hospital.
Mr. Vicoli was a first-generation American born to Nicholas and Antonette Lonzi Vicoli from Montenero di Bisaccio in Italy.
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SANTA FE — A federal Medicaid agency isn't planning to review a decision by Gov. Susana Martinez's administration last year to freeze payments to mental health providers because of alleged fraud, mismanagement and overbillings, State Auditor Hector Balderas said Thursday.
In a letter to a legislative panel, Balderas said the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services informed him in March it decided not to review state findings of "credible allegations of fraud" against more than a dozen providers.
The administration halted payments to 15 nonprofit mental health providers based on those allegations. The state contracted with Arizona companies to take over the behavioral health services that had been offered by most of the New Mexico-based providers to about 30,000 Medicaid-eligible adults and children.
Balderas said the federal agency told him it "gives great weight" that the attorney general's Medicaid fraud unit accepted the mental health provider cases and continues to investigate them.
The federal agency responded to Balderas after he had forwarded an audit by his office earlier this year that concluded the Human Services Department had improperly handled fraud allegations against the providers.
Human Services spokesman Matt Kennicott said the federal agency's decision wasn't surprising because federal regulations make the state department solely responsible for determining whether fraud allegations merit investigation.
Balderas also said he had referred his audit to the inspector general's office of the federal Health and Human Services Department. His staff has provided the inspector general with documentation and a briefing.
"I am hopeful that OIG may determine further review of behavioral health services in New Mexico is needed," Balderas said.
Kennicott said the department hasn't been contacted by the federal inspector general.
Attorney General Gary King's office has finished its investigations of two providers, finding no fraud but identifying overbillings.
The attorney general is responsible for investigating possible Medicaid fraud but it's up to the Martinez administration to recover money from improper billings.
Balderas provided the Behavioral Health Subcommittee his letter in appearing before the panel in Espanola to update lawmakers on his audit of the Human Services Department.
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