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Dr. Kreisman is the first PM doc I've been happy with. His PAs and his xray tech are also very friendly and welcoming. His front desk staff however look like they'd rather pluck out their eyelashes one by one rather than have to look at you or speak to you, lol. So far, very happy with the care I've recieved and will be returning!
Dr. Kreizman is just a very friendly and caring doctor, so much that I just love going there for a visit, his personality is something special that is very rarely seen by most doctors. I would highly recommend him to anyone. Oh and his staff is also amazing, always friendly and caring as well. In that office I get treated like family and not just like a patient.


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Editorial: On Vashon, governance depends on who shows up
Vashon, as we all know, does things its own way. Thus, when community members decided to sign a contract with King County establishing our long-standing community council as an Unincorporated Area Council (UAC) in 1996, we did so with a twist: Unlike the other UACs, we decided that every single Vashon resident age 18 or older is a member. All they need to do is show up.
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Islanders are often frustrated by their relationship with the county — a government that can seem, at best, benignly distant, at worst, out of touch and dictatorial. The county sometimes helps us enormously (consider the King County Ferry District, created largely to serve Island commuters); other times, it gets in the way, throwing roadblocks in front of good ideas.
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Never done this myself but your sound card might have an output on it. It might be a miniplug output so you would have to buy a mini plug to rca plug adaptor and then plug it right in to your tv or AV receiver. Not sure if just the pc itself has an output though in case you don't have a soundcard. Maybe some motherboards do.
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I have an nForce motherboard with onboard audio and an optical output which I senbd to my receiver. Your audio out for your PC speakers can be sent to your TV or receiver like the jedi suggested...
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get a cord that use use for a ipod to a stereo receiver. same situation different items. basicly its a stereo jack end for your computer and a red and white rca for you tv. My tv has dvr input and there should be a audio for that input to. 10 bucks for one at Radio Shack or Wal-Mart. dont buy a real high dollar ones because its analog audio so they all sound the same. Monster and a for instance Radio Shack brand will sound the same. Also if you really want get a different audio card. Mine is a dynex cheapee and it has optical out for my surround sound.
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I have chosen to refer to my nearest and dearest by nouns rather than their names or their relationships to me on here, partly for amusement, partly because I don't like to use actual names, and partly just because it seems to be the done thing in Blogland. Here, you can find their names decoded:
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The Physicist – signed up for a life with bookcases when he married me in July 2010. He already knew I had a bad book-buying addiction and has attempted to curb it by maintaining that I may only have one six-foot IKEA Billy bookcase for my books.
Apart from a few piles atop/beside the bookcase, on my desk and a number in the other room, I mostly manage I am totally not managing to stick to his limit. He's absurdly terribly clever and spent a few years thinking about how the universe expanded just after the Big Bang (I think. I have a Physics degree and I'm still not sure what his thesis meant) and now designs robotic fish. Reads a lot of fantasy and sci-fi and will not accept that I might not enjoy the same books that he does.
The (No Longer) Resident Cousin – don't ask me what degree of cousins we are, I can't work it out. It's not first. L moved to London in July 2010 pursuing employment in publishing and the glamourous London life. Publishing employment proved hard to come by, although its alternatives were amusing, particularly when we accidently ended up working at the same place for a few weeks. I have never met anyone who can look quite so effortlessly chic. Anyway she moved into our spare room in February 2011 "for a few weeks" and stayed for 5 months. We hurled novels back and forth across the corridor and she curated my To-Be-Read-Next pile for me. She's moved home to Sydney now and I'm totally jealous.
Mini-Me – my 9 1/2 years younger sister. Reads – a lot. I thought I was a voracious reader as a child. Has managed to keep reading seriously past the age of 13 and has thus far stuck to her promise to do a special happy post dance every single time I post her a book. Has lent me vast swathes of YA novels.
The Book Accumulator – my father has a habit of buying books and not reading them. You think I'm bad… my family have two bookcases in the downstairs toilet (not in the actual toilet, obviously…). Bizarrely content to let me borrow large batches of novels from him at a time; I blame him for my book-buying habit and for my blogging – he provides a neat precis of his best books of the year in his annual Christmas epistle. Was a language teacher, which is very handy when I have a coursework deadline; regularly pretends to be hapless and disorganised so that I will pop over from the UK and sort his office out.
The Musician – mother. Insanely crazily busy and hard-working and complete musical genius. I'm always in awe. Also I like to test her out by giving her the last movement of the Moonlight Sonata to thunder through on the piano. Try it out, it's hard. A keen reader, when she's not memorising dots on lines. I blame her for my John Grisham and general thriller weakness. We steal private investigator novels from one another.
C – no I don't have a good moniker for her. Submissions welcomed. Another prolific reader, who is actually qualified to have opinions on literature because of her Arts/Science degree in progress. We have bonded over our mutual love of 84 Charing Cross Road. Also she's from the most ridiculously impressive over-achieving family; they're all brilliantly talented. It boggles the mind.
The Muffin Maven – J is possibly my oldest friend? Honorary big sister to myself and Mini-Me, purveyor of terribly naughty muffins and fudge and my favourite biscuits whenever I'm in the right city (seriously – she's had them dropped off at prestigious London hotels by QANTAS pilots for me), we share a love of The West Wing (we're certain What Would C.J. Do is a valid life philosophy) and Italian opera featuring dying sopranos.
3G – so named because of her alliterative initials and her technowhizkid tendencies. Keeps me sane in London and should be everyone's bike consultant of choice. 3G and the German (below) and I regularly meet for sushi and hilarity. Is, like C above, absurdly talented. At approximately everything. Blogged about The Physicist's and my wedding here which I think is the first time anyone ever blogged about me. Huzzah. She's now a private tutor and decluttering consultant, and if you're in London and in need of either of these services, hire her.
The German – is not German at all, but sometimes you get a funny nickname at uni and it sticks for life. Or at least a few years. I used to play cricket with her at uni and completely by coincidence, we moved in at opposite ends of the same street in London. Also cycles around London, also keeps me sane at work, has started to borrow books from my overflowing shelves, which can only be a good thing.
The Twin – usually referred to by my father as The Lady J because she is so effortlessly graceful (it's a German thing). Attended the same school as me in southern England and then wisely chose to move to Hamburg to study medicine so that she would be in the right city when I visit my parents. The number of complete strangers who say we look alike (when we don't think we do at all!) is why she's called The Twin. My best and closest friend, I trust The Twin to call me on it when I'm being ridiculous, which is why she was the maid of honour at my wedding.
The Rower – The Physicist and I failed to buy a house for most of 2013, due to London's absurd house prices. Deciding to save me some of the crazy commute I had from South London, we decided to move much closer to the centre of London, and discovered that quality of housing per person is much better above 2 people in a house. So we pleaded with The Rower, our friend from uni, who (bizarrely) agreed very quickly to share a house with us. Is very definitely of the opinion that I have too many books.


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EarSonics SM3 v2 universal in-ear monitors
"http://www.earsonics.com/SM3%20engl.htm v2 page. Aside from the cable and new body, my impressions match what I had in my v1 review. http://www.head-fi.org/products/earsonics-sm3-universal-fit-iem/reviews/4422 Otherwise, these sound about the same as v1/the new ear-piece body shape is a lot more ergonomic(seems to be a bit smaller as well, but not as easy to get a good seal... At the same..." --svyr
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"EarSonics has made its last flagship for the guigs, but the EM32 can without a doubt satisfy audiophile who are looking for the "neutrality" with a reinforcement in the sub and the highs. The main characteristic is the same as for the EM3pro/EM4/EM6 : musicality and body ! But here you have all in one, that's the improvement. 3 transducers, 3 ways, two bores, no one on the market is..." --Rollk2
Earsonics - S-EM9 in-ear Earphones
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EarSonics EM4
"EarSonics is a french CIEMs and IEMs manufacturer that is based in the south of France, near from Montpellier. All the prices are also in €uros. The EM4 are based on Franck Lopez thoughts after the EM3pro. They gain in width, clarity, separation and precision. But they are not made for guigs, you can use it for but it's not especially done for. I would advice to take the EM6 for...." --Rollk2
EarSonics SM2 v2
"The sound is one of a kind for BA, bass heavy sound signature. These are some of the bassiest BA you can find, with good instrument separation and soundstage. IMO really good for metal music, vocals are a bit far, v shape frequency responds. Build quality for the earphone body is just fine, but cable and tips have lots of flaws. Update: these phones sounds so much better after..." --10shot9miss
Earsonics - S-EM6 in-ear Headphone with 6 Drivers (devil)
"This is an edited version of a Headfonics review, focusing on sound impressions. Full version is available here: http://headfonics.com/2016/02/the-s-em6-by-earsonics/ Introduction Released two years ago, the S-EM6 was the first universal iem with 6 BA drivers. Having owned the SM64, Velvet, EM32, S-EM9 and now S-EM6, I've had my fair share of experience with EarSonics' products. So..." --flinkenick
Original HTC 3.5mm Stereo Headset Headphone for HTC One HTC Butterfly HTC 8X 8S MAX300 T528 X920E 802W 802D ONE M7 BLACK RED
"These cans come free with HTC phones released in the past year. This version, known as the MAX300 in China, can be found online for under $15 (as far as I know, they're not sold on most of HTC's online stores except China or Taiwan). There are also Bluetooth and three-button in-line versions being sold officially on HTC's site. Design The design is reminiscent of Beats headphones...." --FYLegend


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The Vatican's scheduled May appearance before a United Nations committee monitoring adherence to an anti-torture treaty is being done willingly, the Vatican said.
The Vatican's scheduled May appearance before a United Nations committee monitoring adherence to an anti-torture treaty is being done willingly, the Vatican said.
Pope Francis' dramatic appearance at a March prayer vigil with the families of Mafia victims, where he said he would plead on bended knee with Mafia bosses to "stop doing evil," has highlighted the Catholic church's role in combatting Italian organized crime.
"Pope Francis awakens consciences. Many who were a long way from the church are now asking to be baptized," said Fr. Luigi Ciotti, founder of the Italian anti-Mafia association Libera, which organized the March 21 vigil in Rome. "The pope brings a moral renewal that touches everyone. Every day I see the results."
Pope Francis has named British sociologist and professor Margaret Archer as the new president of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences.
She is the second female president of the papal academy and succeeds U.S. law professor and former U.S. ambassador to the Vatican Mary Ann Glendon, who served two five-year terms as head of the academy from 2004 to 2014.
The Vatican made the announcement Saturday.
Archer, who was born in 1943, has been a member of the pontifical academy since its establishment in 1994.
"I feel compelled to personally take on all the evil that some priests ... and to ask for forgiveness for the damage they have done by sexually abusing children."
In the past, Catholics who answered their bishops' call to serve on abuse commissions were ignored. Will the new commission be more of the same?
Pope Francis will celebrate the Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord's Supper at a Rome rehabilitation facility for the elderly and people with disabilities.
He will preside over the Holy Thursday evening Mass and foot-washing ritual at the Father Carlo Gnocchi Foundation's Our Lady of Providence Center on the outskirts of Rome, the Vatican announced Tuesday.
Last year, the pope celebrate the Holy Thursday liturgy at Rome's Casal del Marmo juvenile detention center, where he washed the feet of young male and female offenders.
Pope Francis, accepting the recommendations of his international Council of Cardinals and other advisory groups, has decided the Vatican bank will continue to exist and has approved a plan to increase its transparency and accountability.
The Vatican press office issued a statement Monday saying the pope "has approved a proposal on the future" of the Institute for the Works of Religion, the formal title of the bank. The Vatican, however, did not release details of the proposal.
In their first overseas trip in three years, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, met Thursday with Pope Francis at the Vatican.
While millions of pilgrims are expected to attend the Catholic church's first double canonization at the end of April, the Vatican is preparing its most ambitious TV and social media campaign for the millions who don't make it to Rome.
City officials are expecting more than 5 million people to attend the ceremony when Pope Francis declares his predecessors Pope John Paul II and Pope John XXIII saints in St. Peter's Square on April 27.
Pope Francis called together the heads of all Vatican offices to discuss how they could integrate into their work the teaching of his apostolic exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium ("The Joy of the Gospel").
The Vatican said the meeting, held Tuesday inside the Apostolic Palace, lasted two and a half hours.


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The enchanted island of Corfu was home to Gerald Durrell and his family for five years before the Second World War. For the passionate young zoologist, Corfu was a natural paradise, teeming with strange birds and beasts that he could collect watch and care for. But life was not without its problems - Gerald's family often objected to his animal-collecting activities, especially when the beasts wound up in the family's villa or even worse - the fridge.
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"This is a great book."
Gerald Durrell is hilarious and I laugh no matter how many times I hear it. If you are ever lonely or in ned of cheering up the stories of Geralds hilarious family will never fail. The narration however is probably the worst I have ever heard. I'm not actually sure how this was allowed through the editing room. He can't pronounce simple names like Spiro which is incredibly frustrating. Also there is absolutely no flow to the reading, sometimes it sounds like it was read as separate sentences. I would still recommend this book as its such a great story, it's such a shame that the very poor narration gets in the way.
"Lovely writing, but a poor narration"
As much as I like Christopher Timothy, I do prefer Nigel Davenport's narration of Gerald Durrell's works. Christopher's pronunciation of 'cicada', 'scopps' and 'Spiro' is a little irritating. Please learn your scripts Mr Timothy!
"Good Story"
Durrell is wonderful as usual. Unfortunately though Timothy frustrates with mispronounced names. He also gave Theo an English accent, rather than a Greek one. Not great narration.
"The third is charming"
But not the best. It is a book I enjoy thoroughly, as I have said about the others in this trilogy. But, as other listeners have written, Christopher Timothy is not Nigel Davenport. And I liked Mr. Davenport better.
"Lovely book but terrible recording"
I've loved Gerald Durrell's books since I read my first one nearly 30 years ago. Can't fault the material in this audio book. But the narration sounds like it's been stopped up 10%. Unfortunately there Audible app can only slow the speed by 25%, which then sounds unnatural! I hope the producers of this narration can remaster it!
"Garden of the gods"
A lovely story quaint and feel good but actor is hilarious in his characters that he portrays
"Refreshingly Different"
The witty and brightly-natured 'British' characters contributed to the light-hearted and entertaining stories of their new life as a family in Corfu. Each chapter depicts a fascinating interaction between the family, visitors from far reaches and the local inhabitants.
The family party complete with vaudevillian acts for their own entertainment!
He displays a wealth of character portrayals which seem so accurate. His reading shows a great sense of timing which is necessary maximise the author's humour.
Oh yes it made me laugh at the situational humour and the 'one-liners' that abound.
The fun of this book was heightened by clever descriptive language which suits our characters so well.
"Loved it!"
Can't wait for the final instalment of the Cofru trilogy!!
The book is advertised as being read by Nigel Davenport, but the download gave me a recording of it by Christopher Timothy. He is still a wonderful reader of the story, but it may be a little surprising when you first begin the story if you're expecting to hear Davenport's voice.
Certainly not a problem overall and I highly recommend this series.
True Durrell at his exquisitely performed by Christopher Timothy. Felt like you were there in the villa with them all.
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Let me know when you hear from Nintendo. I'm curious to see what they say about something like this.
After reading this thread, I ran downstairs... looked through the boxes in my basement and got myself my old wavebird controller and my Mad Catz memory stick.
I put it in and tried to pull it out... it got stuck.
So, I stuck it back in and pulled it out swiftly while squeezing it and there you have it, all you have to do to get your memory card out is pull it out fast or try squeezing it (the sides that have the logos and writing on them) and push it towards the Wii and them slide it upwards (I have my Wii vertical by the way) so if this doesn't work, I'm sorry but I tried everything I could to simulate what you have done.
Good luck with it.
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Let me know when you hear from Nintendo. I'm curious to see what they say about something like this.
They probably would say "Sorry charlie, we don't support third party products; you use third party hardware at your own risk."Originally Posted by WiiLink
Did nobody read my post?
I told him how to get it out.
He/She may be trying it right now as we speak, anyways, we should hear from him/her soon...
I also would like to hear what Nintendo would say about this, let us know about their response...
It worked! Thanks man! I heard something pop :-S but I don't believe anything is damaged.Originally Posted by Wattle
I will still post what Nintendo's reply is. I was going to do it anyway if I did get it out for future reference for anyone browsing this board and looking for Nintendo's answer to the problem.
Haha! Good for you, go Wattle!
(it probably helped that you loosened it about a million times )
i only have an official nintendo card that came w/animal crossing, which i bought for ten bucks canadian and it's never gotten even slightly stuck.
Ya, that was a sweet deal, mem card w/ a good game.Originally Posted by jus.
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Where a conservator has requested an order requiring the defendants to reimburse more than $500,000 in fees and expenses incurred by the estate, that request should be granted in light of the obstructionist tactics employed by the defendants.Read More »
Parent and child – Custody – Alienation
Where a judgment of divorce nisi granted each parent shared legal custody, the mother should be awarded sole physical and legal custody over her minor child because the father's "alienation campaign" constitutes a material change in circumstances.
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May I recommend You Tubing Sir Ken Robinson Changing Paradigms.
If you get bored easily you can jump to minute 26 but the lecture is fascinating.
This isnt some kind of trick to get us to watch a video and end up buying some Amway products is it? I have already ear marked my stupid money to help Mac in Sept by dragging my #$% 50 miles around the North Shore. I was told if you do it three years in a row they will name one of the rats after you.
Yes Im bored.
..the part about genius level divergent thinking being the highest for kindergarteners is interesting..and that's the keys to the city right there..
..am or never am
1.Sometimes in am
2. I never am sure if that's what your asking
3. am sure the 1st answer is the most interesting of the 3
Hope cd and mark are starting to feel better
..the Shanes have birthdays this month..hope your Shanes is the best ever
..miss my Superfriend..come see us soon
Hey Hoop, Do you have a watch?
The younger crowld always opts for the 3 to 11 shift so they don't even have an alarm clock.
My phone alarm is set.....They can't even come to work on time at 3 in the afternoon.
Cockadoodle doo!
Did Shaine's room at our house in Space Exploration theme.
Big posters of our solar system, the earth, The granddaddy Universe with all the astrological star configurations and the seasonal optimum viewing geographical sightlines and a 35 inch square elemental chart.
My wife is still sewing the planet curtains and the bedding is awesome.
Lots of glow in the dark stars and objects.
Why didn't I have a room like that.
I'm going to spring for a decent pair of binoculars with stablization.
Learn the heavens with a good pair before you tackle a telescope.
The meteor shower last month was a bust for us there was so much christmas light interference that we only saw a few objects streaking the first night.
Vrng..Vrng..Ching.. Ching..You're up next Mark.


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Darton State College News & Events - Darton's Nursing Program Adds Additional Accreditation
News and Events
Darton's Nursing Program Adds Additional Accreditation
April 21, 2014
ALBANY – Darton State College's RN to BSN Completion program was recently granted initial accreditation by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). Accreditation is a voluntary process and evaluates nursing programs based on standards and criteria that are best practices in nursing education nationally. The ACEN accreditation program is founded on the belief that specialized accreditation contributes to the centrality of nursing for the public good and provides for the maintenance and enhancement of educational quality through continuous self-assessment, planning, and improvement.
The RN to BSN completion program was developed by Darton's Nursing faculty and is in compliance with all of the standards and criteria for accreditation. The ACEN recognized the nursing faculty's engagement in scholarly activities as a strength of the program.
"The Nursing Division faculty and staff are very pleased of this accomplishment, as the accreditation process is a rigorous review," stated Dr. April Reese, dean of nursing.
Darton State College received approval from the Board of Regents to start offering four-year degrees in May 2011 and subsequently received initial approval by the Georgia Board of Nursing for the RN to BSN Completion program. The first cohort class of the RN to BSN completion program began fall semester 2012 graduating its first Bachelor of Science in nursing students July 2013.
The RN to BSN completion program prepares graduates with an associate degree in nursing with additional skills in management, leadership, health promotion, community health, and research. The RN to BSN program is three semesters for full-time and five semesters for part-time. Courses are taught online to accommodate working students, with some hybrid courses that require additional time spent in lab or clinical settings.
Darton State College's nursing program graduates more pre-licensure students than any other college in the state of Georgia. Darton State College's program has provided more than 2,500 nurses to the Southwest Georgia area since the College opened its doors in 1966. The associate degree in nursing program is also accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Nursing (ACEN).
To learn more about Darton's BSN and the other degree programs, please visit www.darton.edu/programs.
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Steve Herberman: Thought Lines
From a solid, smooth-meets-bounce opener, "I Wish I Knew" where Herberman's guitar meshes nicely with Bruce Swaim's tenor sax, to a near note-for-note remaking of Monk's "Criss Cross," Herberman and his backup trio (Swain's sax, Victor Dvoskin's bass, Dominic Smith's drums) are able to recreate classic tunes but keep them lively, too. It's the rare album that's respectful but not too so, allowing for some room to belt out on their own and return to the material when appropriate. At times, the other players are so prominently featured it's impossible to consider them as the jazz help: they, too, show their skill, and on such tracks as a remaking of Stayhorn and Ellington's "Isfahan," indeed Swain's sax is the star.
Credit Herberman for knowing when to be the key player but also when to step back and let his cats step forward; they create a holistic balance that's welcome indeed. Oddly, one of the most innovative numbers is yet another version of what is oft-called the most famous romantic film ballad of our time, David Raksin's "Laura" (from the magnificent 1944 Otto Preminger noir). Made famous later by Charlie Parker, the piece almost always calls for a sax or a trumpet to tell its bittersweet tale, but Herberman brings his guitar and lends it a new warmth.
Not all of the album measures up so strongly, part of the problem when working from established classics: respect can be a dangerous thing when artistic innovation is considered. You want, as a listener, for the album to go even further, to reach out in more directions, as Herberman does in his own original, "Scurryin'." Yet the album remains, as its lead player, worth the investment.
Track Listing: 1. I Wish I Knew 7.05 2. Thought Lines 8.21 3. Nobody Else But Me 4.31 4. A Smooth One 8.03 5. Criss Cross 4.26 6. Laura 5.40 7. Scurryin' 3.57 8. Scooter's Blues 6.36 9. Jeannine 6.53 10. Extended Cruise 7.26 11. Isfahan 4.34
Personnel: Steve Herberman -- guitar Bruce Swaim -- tenor sax Victor Dvoskin -- bass Dominic Smith -- drums
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Board Pay Adds Fuel to Hess Battle
Dissident Shareholder's Plan to Give Bonuses to Its Proposed Directors Riles Energy Firm's Management
The proxy battle for control of Hess Corp. isn't just about who should sit on the energy company's board but also how the directors should be paid.
Dissident investor Elliot Management Corp. wants to elect five board members and directly pay them bonuses based on how Hess shares perform. Elliott, a hedge-fund manager that controls 4.4% of Hess shares, wants to split Hess into two companies in a bid to boost the stock, which has lost 47% of its value since peaking in 2008.
The activist investor is urging shareholders to back its slate over the company's nominees at Hess's annual meeting May 16 in Houston.
John Hess, who runs the New York-based company his father founded during the Great Depression, owns 10.6% of its shares and is digging in for a battle. In recent weeks, he has even sought the support of a large shareholder that has been critical of the company, according to correspondence between the two.
Read the Letters
- Relational Investors LLC, which holds about 2.7% of Hess's shares, wrote to CEO John Hess on Jan. 30 to express support for Elliott Management's proposals and nominees to the board.
- On March 5, Relational e-mailed Mr. Hess criticizing the company's responses to Elliott. (See second page.)
- In response, Mr. Hess on March 5 wrote to Relational and sought its help persuading Elliott Management to withdraw its slate of candidates.
Hess contends that Elliott's plan to pay bonuses to its board nominees—in addition to the regular compensation they would receive as directors from Hess—means they wouldn't be truly independent from the hedge-fund manager, a claim Elliott disputes.
Elliott charges that too many board members have ties to the Hess family, including a new lead independent director who until recently was an executor of the family's estate. Hess's incumbent directors up for re-election are leaving the board, and the company has recruited outside nominees to run.
Only a portion of Hess directors stand for election each year, so a majority of its 14-person board isn't at stake. Still, a win for Elliott would be a rebuke to Hess and give the hedge-fund manager's nominees a mandate to pursue the changes it has advocated.
Of the 22 proxy fights for board seats at U.S. corporations in 2012 that went to a vote, seven resulted in seats for the activist, according to FactSet SharkRepellent. The most prominent among those was Forest Laboratories Inc., where Carl Icahn won one board slot.
The outcome of the contest is being closely watched in the energy industry amid a rise in shareholder activism that has forced changes in recent months at natural-gas producers Chesapeake Energy Corp. and SandRidge Energy Inc.
Hess is far larger than either; with a stock-market value of about $24 billion, it is the sixth largest U.S. company targeted by a proxy fight in the past 10 years, according to FactSet.
Like a miniature version of Chevron Corp. or Exxon Mobil Corp., Hess has long been involved in every aspect of finding, producing and delivering oil and gas around the globe.
In recent years, it has struggled to match the increasing output of smaller rivals operating in the same shale-rock formations in the U.S., while spending billions more than it has generated from operations. Hess has moved to focus exclusively on producing oil and gas, exiting the refining business and saying earlier this month it would sell several other units, including its retail gas stations.
Its shares are up more than 30% this year and closed little changed at $70.44 Monday on the New York Stock Exchange.
Elliott claims the recent changes don't go far enough. It wants the company to spin off its U.S. shale properties, notably in North Dakota's oil-rich Bakken Shale, from its international operations, which include properties in the North Sea, Southeast Asia and the Gulf of Mexico. It says investors will value both more highly if the businesses are separated; Hess says such a split would saddle one company with debt and make it harder for the other to secure financing.
On March 5, Mr. Hess sent a letter seeking support to activist Relational Investors LLC, which owns about 2.7% of Hess's outstanding shares and has backed Elliott's proposals. He asked the investment firm to "to urge Elliott to withdraw its inferior slate of candidates tethered to Elliott's flawed strategy."
Relational ignored the request, according to David Batchelder, a principal at the firm.
"John Hess continues to be very defensive when the shareholders are looking for as many new board members as they can get," he said.
Hess is attacking Elliott's proposal to pay its director-nominees. In addition to a one-time $50,000 cash fee for running, Elliott says it will pay its successful nominees $30,000 for every percentage point Hess stock outperforms a group of peers over three years. If Hess stock betters its peers by 10% over that period, the Elliott-nominated directors would reap $300,000 from the hedge fund in addition to their board fees.
Experts say the arrangement is unusual. Other activist investors, including Mr. Icahn and Jana Partners, have offered to pay their board nominees a percentage of the company's net profits.
"There are tremendous conflicts [when] someone else is paying your directors to achieve goals," said Paul Lapides, head of the Corporate Governance Center at Kennesaw State University.
"Elliott's nominees cannot claim independence as they have agreed to be paid directly by Elliott to support the hedge fund's short-term agenda," a Hess spokesman said.
Hess itself has come under fire for its pay practices, and two prominent proxy-advisory firms last year recommended that shareholders vote against a nonbinding proposal to endorse its executive compensation. After receiving 58% of votes cast at last year's meeting, Hess adopted a standard that ties equity pay to Hess's performance compared with peers.
Elliott says its agreement to pay its directors is tied to objective performance measures and not to any plan, putting them in "complete alignment"with shareholder interests. "Rather than misrepresent such compensation, Hess should adopt it," said Quentin Koffey, an associate portfolio manager at Elliott.
The hedge-fund manager and its nominees have also questioned the independence of Hess's slate of new directors, seizing on remarks Mr. Hess made during a March 4 conference call that they "agreed to join our board, because they believe in our outstanding plan."
Harvey Golub, a former CEO of American Express Co. and member of the dissident slate, wondered how Hess's prospective directors can be independent if they endorse management's strategy before they join the board.
But a Hess nominee, Frederic G. Reynolds, a former finance chief at CBS Corp., disagreed. "I wonder why anyone would join a board if they did not agree with the change in direction management is urging,'' he said.
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GQ Goes in the Trenches With the Writers and Editors at ESPN's Dallas Site
For his new piece about how ESPN's locally focused Web sites are proof that the Worldwide Leader's "thinking bigger than ever," per GQ's headline, New York Magazine contributing editor Gabriel Sherman spent most of his time in Dallas with the likes of Calvin Watkins, Tim MacMahon and other ex-daily-newsers who've happily escaped the newsroom. (Except in the case of MacMahon, who bemoans the site's shitty spot in the Cowboys Stadium press box between The Gilmer Mirror and an Abilene TV outlet: "We got fucked.") A long piece well worth your time if you like sports or journalism (and not sports journalism, which, I hear, is dead). A brief excerpt:
That evening I attend a high school football game with Randy Jennings, a laid-off reporter who's stringing for ESPNDallas.com. High school sports are one of the remaining strongholds for local newspapers, but here, too, bruising economics have led to deep cuts. In 2000 the Morning News had more than a dozen full-time high-school-football reporters earning full salary and benefits. Today it's just four. Jennings was one of those Morning News reporters, but he was let go in April 2009 during a purge of 500 employees from the paper's parent company. A quiet man of 56, he has a wide nose, dark eyes, and ruddy cheeks. "I'm rooting for defense tonight," he says struggling to keep up with the game -- the Arlington Colts versus their crosstown rivals, the Arlington Bowie Volunteers -- though he isn't getting his wish: The Colts rack up thirty-eight points in the first half. Jennings peers through a pair of scuffed-up binoculars to the field below. "I need binoculars to see the field, but I need glasses to see what to write," he says. "It's terrible." Jennings hasn't bothered to look for another newspaper job. He never married, and when his mom got Alzheimer's fifteen years ago, he moved home to the house he grew up in. He says he's trying to open a Subway franchise with a reporter from the Morning News.
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Submissions from 2016
Implications of the Vatican Commitment to Complementarity for Gendered Rights and Gendered Rites, Mary Anne Case
Federalism, Alison LaCroix
Submissions from 2015
The Developmental Stakes of Youth Participation in American Juvenile Court, Emily Buss
Introduction, Wendy Doniger and Martha Craven Nussbaum
A Cautionary Warning on Healthcare Exchanges: A Plea for Deregulation, Richard A. Epstein
Foreword: In Praise of the English Year Books: The Modern Relevance of Mediaeval Documents, Richard A. Epstein and Thomas Lund
Foreword: Asia's Changing Legal and Judicial Landscape, Tom Ginsburg
Korea and the Reform of the Northeast Asian Legal Complex, Tom Ginsburg
Canon Law and Roman Law, Richard H. Helmholz
Jurisdiction and Discipline, Richard H. Helmholz
Magna Carta and the Law of Nations, Richard H. Helmholz
A Liberal Justice's Limits: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the American Criminal Justice System, Aziz Huq
Federalism, Liberty, and Risk in NFIB v. Sebelius, Aziz Huq
The Complex Relationship between Healthcare Reform and Innovation, Darius Lakdawalla, Anup Malani, and Julian Reif
Moralities Are a Sign Language of the Affects, Brian Leiter
Introduction, Anup Malani and Michael H. Schill
How Judges Think: A Conversation with Judge Richard Posner, Jonathan Masur
Conventions and Norms: Philosophical Aspects, Richard H. McAdams
Fantasies of Purity and Domination: Rape and Torture in the Gujarat Riots, Martha Craven Nussbaum
Flawed Foundations: The Philosophical Critique of (a Particular Type of) Economics, Martha Craven Nussbaum
Nehru, Religion, and the Humanities, Martha Craven Nussbaum
Not For Profit, Martha Craven Nussbaum
Patriotism and Cosmopolitanism, Martha Craven Nussbaum
There's No Such Thing as an Illegal Immigrant, Eric A. Posner
A Brief History of Academic Freedom, Geoffrey R. Stone
Submissions from 2014
American Stoic, Douglas G. Baird
Coase's Journey, Douglas G. Baird
The Takings Clause, William Baude
The Invention of Simplicity, Omri Ben-Shahar
Merchant Law in a Merchant Court: Rethinking the Code's Search for Immanent Business Norms, Lisa E. Bernstein
Opting out of the Legal System: Extralegal Contractual Relations in the Diamond Industry, Lisa E. Bernstein
'The Questionable Empirical Basis of Article 2's Incorporation Strategy: A Preliminary Study, Lisa E. Bernstein
Customary Law: An Introduction, Lisa E. Bernstein and Francesco Parisi
Participation in Constitutional Design: Asian Exceptionalism, Justin Blount and Tom Ginsburg
Antitrust and Regulation, Dennis W. Carlton and Randal C. Picker
Coase's Theory of the Firm and the Family, Mary Anne Case
Coase and the Corporate Client, Anthony Casey
Constitutions and Election Management, Svitlana Chernykh, Zachary Elkins, Thomas Melton, and Tom Ginsburg
Search, Seizure and (False?) Arrest: An Analysis of Fourth Amendment Remedies When Police Can Plant Evidence, Dhammika Dharmapala and Thomas Miceli
Coase and Finding the Interesting Problem, Frank H. Easterbrook
Remembering Ronald Coase: The Man Who Brought Transaction Costs to Center Stage, Richard A. Epstein
Constitutional Courts in East Asia, Tom Ginsburg
East Asian Constitutionalism in Comparative Perspective, Tom Ginsburg
Property Rights and Economic Development in Northeast Asia, Tom Ginsburg
Ronald Goes to China, Tom Ginsburg
The Politics of Law and Development in Middle-Income Countries, Tom Ginsburg
Introduction, Tom Ginsburg and Rosalind Dixon
Stjórnarskrárgerd á Tímum Gagnæis: Ísland í Samanburdi Vid Önnur Lönd, Tom Ginsburg and Zachary Elkins
The Judiciary and Constitution Building in 2013, Tom Ginsburg and Yuhniwo Ngenge
A Theory of Customary International Law, Jack L. Goldsmith and Eric A. Posner
Understanding the Resemblance Between Modern and Traditional Customary International Law, Jack L. Goldsmith and Eric A. Posner
Natural Law and Religion: Evidence from the Case Law, Richard H. Helmholz
Applying Coase to Corporate Boards, M. Todd Henderson
Trademark Law: An Economic Perspective, William M. Landes and Richard A. Posner
Leiter Reports, Brian Leiter
Moral Skepticism and Moral Disagreement in Nietzsche, Brian Leiter
Coase Is (Still) Everywhere, Saul Levmore
Snitching, Whistleblowing, and "Barn Burning": Loyalty in Law, Literature, and Sports, Saul Levmore
Introduction: The American Guy in Law and Literature, Saul Levmore and Martha Craven Nussbaum
Empathy and Masculinity in Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird, Richard H. McAdams
Do Exclusionary Rules Convict the Innocent?, Richard H. McAdams, Dhammika Dharmapala, and Nuno Garoupa
Coasean Bargaining in Consumer Bankruptcy, Edward Morrison
Aristotle on Human Nature and the Foundations of Ethics, With an Addendum, Martha Nussbaum
Introduction: Capabilities, Challenges, and the Omnipresence of Political Liberalism, Martha Nussbaum
Perfectionist Liberalism and Political Liberalism, Martha Nussbaum
Compassion: Human and Animal, Martha Craven Nussbaum
Genocide in Gujarat, Martha Craven Nussbaum
Jewish Men, Jewish Lawyers: Roth's 'Eli, the Fanatic' and the Question of Jewish Masculinity in American Law, Martha Craven Nussbaum
Law and Development in MICs: Conclusion, Randall Peerenboom
Coase Calibration, Randal C. Picker
Climate Change Justice, Eric A. Posner and Cass R. Sunstein
Customary International Law, Eric A. Posner and Alan O. Sykes
Manhood in Hemingway, Richard A. Posner
Ronald H. Coase - In Memoriam, Richard A. Posner
Ethics of Taxation, Julie Roin
Introduction, Michael H. Schill
Ronald Coase and the Freedom of Speech, Geoffrey R. Stone
Lessons from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Regarding the Effectiveness of the Clean Water Act and the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, Mark N. Templeton
Magna Carta and Sovereign Immunity: Strained Bedfellows, Diane P. Wood and Danieli Evans
Submissions from 2013
Law, Commerce, and Gender in Trollope's Framley Parsonage, Douglas G. Baird
An epidemiological analysis of constitutional mortality, Zachary Elkins, Tom Ginsburg, and James Melton
A Most Improbable 1787 Constitution: A (Mostly) Originalist Critique of the Constitutionality of the ACA, Richard A. Epstein
How to Create Markets in Contestable Commodities, Richard A. Epstein
Sequential Injunctions in Patent Litigation: The Gratuitous Novelty of TiVo v. EchoStar, Richard A. Epstein
The Legacy of Progressive Thought: Decline, not Death, By a Thousand Cuts, Richard A. Epstein
Introduction, Lee Anne Fennell
Constitutional Afterlife: The Continuing Impact of Thailand's Postpolitical Constitution, Tom Ginsburg
Constitutions as Contract, Constitutions as Charter, Tom Ginsburg
Political Constraints on International Courts, Tom Ginsburg
The Constitutional Court and Judicialization of Korean Politics, Tom Ginsburg
The Politics of Courts in Democratization: Four Junctures in Asia, Tom Ginsburg
The Content of Authoritarian Constitutions, Tom Ginsburg, Zachary Elkins, and James Melton
When Courts and Politics Collide: Mongolia's Constitutional Crisis, Tom Ginsburg and Gombosuren Ganzorig
Innovative Language in the Preamble: Research and Poetics, Tom Ginsburg and Amber Ginsburg
The Effects of Liberalization on Litigation: Notes toward a Theory in the Context of Japan, Tom Ginsburg and Glenn Hoetker
Introduction, Tom Ginsburg and Alberto Simpser
Punitive Preventive Justice: A Critique, Bernard E. Harcourt
The Changing Demand for Insider Trading Regulation, M. Todd Henderson
How Costly Is Financial (Not Economic) Distress? Evidence from Highly Leveraged Transactions That Became Distressed, Steven Kaplan and Gregor Andrade
The Lawyer's Library in the Early American Republic, Alison LaCroix and Alison LaCroix


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Colorful Convection Currents – SICK Science!
Demonstrate convection currents in a very colorful fashion
Cool, crisp, clean mountain air has long been an important reason why people move to colorado. Unfortunately, the air in the city of Denver isn't quite so clean. By the 1970s, the pollution hanging over the city had a name—the "brown cloud." Denver's location at the foot of the Rocky Mountains makes it prone to temperature inversions in which warm air higher up traps cooler air near the ground, preventing pollutants from rising and escaping into the atmosphere. However, the phenomenon of temperature inversion is not unique to Denver, as evidenced by numerous reports of similar brown cloud sightings over major cities throughout the world. This demonstration provides a great illustration of what's really happening in the atmosphere as hot and cold air masses meet.
Experiment Materials
- Four empty identical bottles (browse the juice aisle at the grocery store to find bottles similar to those pictured in the book. As a general rule of thumb, the mouth of the bottle should be at least an inch in diameter.)
- Access to warm and cold water
- Food coloring (yellow and blue) or Fizzers coloring tablets
- 3 x 5 inch index card or an old playing card
- Masking tape
- Pen
- Paper towels
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Fill two of the bottles with warm water from the tap and the other two bottles with cold water. Use masking tape and a pen to label the bottles with the words "HOT" and "COLD."
Use food coloring to color the warm water yellow and the cold water blue. Each bottle must be filled to the brim with water.
The next step can be a little tricky, but with practice you'll have no problem. Your first observation will be what happens if the bottle with warm water rests on top of the bottle filled with cold water. To accomplish this, place the index card or old playing card over the mouth of one of the warm water bottles (remember, it's the bottle with the yellow water). Hold the card in place as you turn the bottle upside down and rest it on top of one of the cold water bottles. The bottles should be positioned so that they are mouth to mouth with the card separating the two liquids. Just make sure to have towels close by in case everything doesn't go exactly as planned.
Carefully slip the card out from in between the two bottles, making sure that you are holding onto the top bottle when you remove the card. Take a look at what happens to the colored liquids in the two bottles.
For the second variation of the experiment, you need to have the warm water on the bottom and the cold water on top. Repeat steps three and four, but this time place the bottle of cold water on top of the warm water. Carefully remove the card and watch what happens.
How Does It Work
Hot air balloons rise because warm air is lighter and less dense than cold air is. Similarly, warm water is lighter in weight or less dense than cold water is. When the bottle of warm water is placed on top of the cold water, the more dense cold water stays in the bottom bottle and the less dense warm water is confined to the top bottle. However, when the cold water bottle rests on top of the warm water, the less dense warm water rises to the top bottle and the cold water sinks. The movement of the water is clearly seen as the yellow and blue food coloring mix, creating a green liquid.
The movement of the warm and cold water inside the bottles is referred to as a convection current. In our daily life, warm currents can occur in oceans, like the warm Gulf Stream moving up north along the American Eastern Seaboard. Convection currents in the atmosphere are responsible for the formation of thunderstorms as the warm and cold air masses collide.
Although the bottles whose colored liquids mix are more interesting to watch, the other set of warm and cold water bottles helps to illustrate another important phenomenon that occurs in the atmosphere during the winter months. During daylight hours, the Sun heats the surface of the Earth and the layer of air closest to the Earth. This warm air rises and mixes with other atmospheric gases. When the Sun goes down, the less dense warm air high up in the atmosphere often blankets the colder air that rests closer to the surface of the Earth. Because the colder air is more dense than the warm air, the colder air is trapped close to the Earth and the atmospheric gases do not mix. This is commonly referred to as temperature inversion.
Real-World Application
What are the results of temperature inversion? Air pollution is more noticeable during a temperature inversion since pollutants such as car exhaust are trapped in the layer of cool air close to the Earth. As a result, state agencies in many parts of the country oxygenate automobile fuels during winter months with additives like MTBE in an attempt to reduce the harmful effects of trapped pollution. This trapped pollution is what causes the brown cloud effect. Wind or precipitation can help alleviate the brown cloud effect by stirring up and breaking up the layer of warm air that traps the cold air and pollution down near the surface of the Earth.


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Novopay fails school staff yet again
Wednesday 28 Nov 2012 12:19 p.m.
Labour this morning warned staff to prepare for another debacle
The issues with Novopay are continuing, with many teachers again receiving incorrect wages overnight after months of problems with the new pay system.
Since the Novopay system was launched in August it has been widely criticised for underpaying, overpaying, or not paying some teachers at all.
NZEI national secretary Paul Gaultier says the issues haven't been fixed, and phone lines have been busy this morning with teachers calling to log errors.
Labour's Chris Hipkins this morning warned staff to prepare for another debacle.
"Repeatedly they've given the public assurances that people are going to be paid, and they haven't been."
Mr Hipkins says Associate Education minister Craig Foss ignored poor results from a trial run of the system.
Labour is demanding action from the Government to ensure the Novopay problem is sorted out by Christmas.
"I think teachers and support staff and all those others who rely on Novopay for their pay are entitled to know when they queue up at the supermarkets to buy their Christmas groceries, that their EFTPOS cards aren't going to be declined," says Mr Hipkins.
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