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Giving advice is telling another person what they should do. It may send an unspoken message that the listener is not capable of making her own decisions, but needs to be told what to do. It uses phrases like "you should...", "you ought to...", "you need to...", or "if I were you I would...".
Giving information lets the mother know what the options are and make the decision for herself about what her best course of action is. It uses words like "Some babies need..." or "What worked for me was...". Probably the best way information is shared in LLL is through mothers sharing their personal experiences.
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The Gonzaga University women's basketball team began its quest for a ninth-straight West Coast Conference title with an opening 77-57 victory over the University of San Diego Thursday evening in front of 5,220 at the McCarthey Athletic Center.
"This is huge," Gonzaga head coach Kelly Graves said of the league-opening win after the game. "It's as good of a conference as we have had. I thought San Diego, coming in, had the best non-league performance out of anyone in the WCC so this is a really good win for us."
The Bulldogs 20-point win improved their record to 11-4 on the year and 1-0 in league, while the Toreros fell to 8-5 overall and 0-1 in the WCC.
Gonzaga was sparked in the victory by senior Taelor Karr who tallied a career-high 27 points. The guard scored 24 of her points from beyond the 3-point arc as she nailed a career-high eight three pointers, one shy of tying the single-game record at Gonzaga, which is held by current director of basketball operations Michelle (Elliott) Clark.
Her teammates got her the ball six times in the opening 20 minutes and she produced, hitting 5-of-6 from the field, including a perfect 4-of-4 on 3-pointers for 15 of the Zags 41 first half points.
Karr also got her teammates the ball and assisted Palmer on her 3-pointer to give GU their largest lead of the first half at 41-21 with 38 seconds left.
With Karr's hot shooting, Gonzaga, who went into intermission with the 41-23 advantage, finished the half shooting 45.2 percent from the field (14-of-31), including a blistering 75.0 percent on 3-pointers (6-of-8).
It was Karr who pushed the Bulldogs lead to 30 points early in the second stanza draining back-to-back 3-pointers to put the lead over San Diego at 56-26 with 16:14 to play in the game. She also helped the team grab their largest lead of the game – 33 points – with her seventh 3-pointer at 12:51 to put the score at 64-31.
Karr's lone miss behind the 3-point arc was the Bulldogs opening shot of the second half at 19:34. Had she drained that 3-pointer she would have tied Clark's record of nine that she set in the Zags 75-63 win at Sacramento State University Dec. 8, 2007. In that game, Clark drained 9-of-12 from 3-point land and had a career-high 31 points.
Along with Karr, two other Zags finished in double-figures. Palmer chipped in 15 points, while junior Jazmine Redmon added 10.
San Diego was led by Amy Kame and Katelyn McDaniel with 14 and 11 points, respectively.
Gonzaga now hosts Santa Clara University Saturday at 2 p.m. The Broncos are coached by former Bulldog player and assistant coach Jennifer Mountain. SCU's director of basketball operations Amanda Brown also played at Gonzaga.

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Uganda Elite Study, 1964-1968 (ICPSR 7397)
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This study includes information on Ugandan elites, collected from the 1964, 1966, and 1968 editions of WHO'S WHO IN EAST AFRICA, prepared and published by Marco Surveys. Data are provided on ethnic background, place of birth, education, occupation, religious affiliation, party membership, and political activity. Participation in voluntary and tribal associations, status mobility, and occupational changes were also assessed.
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Ok, I did check out the FAQ link that I had seen posted on a different thread about how to store human milk, but I still had a question.
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Is this in regards to freezing human milk only?Disposable bottle liners or plastic bags are not recommended. With these, the risk of contamination is greater. Bags are less durable and tend to leak, and some types of plastic may destroy nutrients in milk.
Here is my delimma. Tomorrow I am going to go visit my mother and will most likely be there for several hours, and I am bringing my baby (of course!). I don't know that I will be able to nurse while I am there since there will be some other people there as well, so I am planning on bringing some milk that I have pumped. Now, I only have two little bottles that actually fit on my pump. I was hoping to bring at least three bottles in case I need them all. The other type of bottles that I have are Playtex Nursers that have the drop-in liners. If I were to dump one of the already pumped bottles of milk (pumped today) that has been in the fridge into one of the Playtex Nurser bottles with a liner, and save it for tomorrow, would that be ok? Or is that still not recommended, since it would then be in a bottle liner.
I did read somewhere in a book (I think) that said storing milk in the fridge with the nipple on is not recommended either. Because I don't have just a lid for the Playtex Nurser bottles, I'd have to put a nipple on it, and then a cap over the nipple. I'm also wondering why it says it's not store bottles in the fridge with nipples on them? Only thing I could think of was, the nipple possibly absorbing the odors in the fridge? Maybe there are other reasons.


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A busload of thanksJune 14,2014
Busload full of thanks
As this school year comes to an end, I would like to acknowledge the hard work of school bus drivers and in particular that of our wonderful bus driver, Marilyn Massie. When we moved back to Berlin (Mike and I are both U-32 graduates) we were lucky enough to buy a house along her route.
Sara and Michael first stepped onto her bus in the fall of 1993 with Lora watching out the window. Our family continued to grow, adding Clark and Minda. For 21 years Mrs. Massie has transported our five kids back and forth, first from Berlin Elementary and then U-32 High School.
Even during the years that I worked at Berlin Elementary, our kids liked taking the bus as it was their time to socialize with friends. In fact there were a few times when I rode the bus if I was having car problems. It certainly made me appreciate the job bus drivers have. Not all kids behave on the bus, which can be challenging both for the driver and for the rest of the riders. I discovered how Mrs. Massie continues to survive mud season (which can be particularly bad beyond our home) with an additional springy cushion on her drivers seat.
Typically parents dont have a chance to interact much with the bus drivers, and that was a bonus working at the school, having the opportunity to talk with some of the drivers at the end of the school day when we were waiting for kids to be dismissed as I assisted with loading students.
Each day you could depend on Mrs. Massie to be punctual. The bus might be a little late in bad weather but never early, and we all know every minute counts in the morning. She would stop even if she didnt see one of our kids at the bus stop, as that would usually mean one or more would be flying out the door since she knew they were regular riders. If our kids wouldnt be riding we would either call the bus barn or be by the door to wave her on by.
Ive always said we have the best bus driver. Its been wonderful to be able to send our kids off each school day and know they are in good hands with a person we have such confidence in. With Minda graduating this week, thus ends the bus stop at our home.
Thank you, Marilyn, from the bottom of our hearts.
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Photojournalists show us a world most people would never see otherwise. From war-torn countries to championship sports, their images convey some of the most inspiring moments as well as some of the most heartbreaking. On June 1st, 2013 MOPA will join with POYi to honor the photojournalists behind this year's winning images.
This special day-long event will feature lectures by four speakers, all recipients of this year's POYi awards. Click below on the name of the photographer to see his or her winning work! Your ticket to this event will also include access to the 2013 POYi awards ceremony and museum admission to the POYi exhibition.
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I've been BF DS for 14 months but we've hit a painful bump in the road. I am in some serious pain whenever he latches on. I am 7 weeks pregnant so part of me is thinking it has to do with my nipples being extra sensitive, but I am not sure.
I was sick with a cold and then DS got it so he was nursing all.the.time. and then after he got better is when nursing started to get painful. It only seems to be when he latches on and after a few minutes the pain goes away. Unless he tries to do some balancing acts which in turn stretches my nipple
We never had thrush before which is why i'm asking. I havent seen any white patches or dots in his mouth, but from what ive read, they dont always have to be present correct?
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i've been donating for months and nit using my own frozen milk. the mom has never said anything and has always gladly taken more.
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Mark Evanier, a writer for comics and television and director of voice talent for various "Garfield" TV shows, is a friend of the legendary voice artist June Foray; in fact, he's a co-author of her autobiography. June Foray has been in a million things but perhaps her best-known role is Rocket J. Squirrel – which gives me a chance to remind you of the "Rocky & Bullwinkle" marathon Thanksgiving Day on VH1 Classic.
Anyway, Evanier's musings on this whole sad Kevin Clash situation include a story of Evanier and Ms. Foray (who is now 95) meeting Kevin Clash backstage at the Daytime Emmys.
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A tattoo shop in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, was ordered by a small claims court to fork over $9,000 to an area woman after she said they misspelled her stomach tattoo.
The Toronto Sun reported that Maria Huckle visited Newcombe's Ink in 2010 and asked for a tattoo in Old English-style script on the side of her stomach in memory of a friend who had died.
However, Huckle claims that she didn't notice until she got home that the tattoo artist left out an "R" in the phrase "See You at the Crossroads," and instead it appeared as "See You at the Cossroads."
According to the newspaper, the ink shop's co-owner, Adam Spencer, offered to fix the tattoo and refunded the cost of the work, but Huckle preferred to have it completely removed.
The Sun reported that the tattoo shop did pay for eight laser tattoo removal sessions for Huckle, but that she wanted them to pay for 15 more, in order to completely remove the phrase from her belly.
"I accept that when working on a living canvas, such as someone's skin, the results may not be exactly as hoped for. However, a spelling mistake is clearly a breach of that duty of care," Eric Slone, the Dartmouth, N.S., adjudicator, wrote.
The judge ordered the shop to pay for the remaining laser removal sessions, aftercare supplies, Huckel's travel expenses to and from the laser removal clinic, general damages and court fees.
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Schonbek Lighting 2724 is a awe-inspiring 21 Light Chandelier that is a part of Schonbek's Equinoxe Collection, a collection of products that features massive statues of crystal artifacts; Equinoxe is made up of a template of eight-point star shapes of Gemcut clear crystals, inspired by antique mosaics. Although a postmodern chandelier, these designs respect the intensity of its 19th Century Bohemian ancestry. The Equinoxe Collection comes in polished gold or polished silver finishes and is trimmed with Schonbek's Gemcut crystal.
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Pakistanis will elect a new leader on Saturday under the shadow of the Taliban. NBC's Waj Khan reports from Lahore.
A former playboy cricketer and an ex-prime minister who was deposed by a military coup and then exiled will square off in a historic general election this weekend as Pakistan elects a new leader.
When Pakistanis head to the polls on Saturday, it will mark the first time in the country's 65-year history that a legislature has completed its term, paving the way for the possibility of a peaceful transition of power from one civilian government to the next.
The nuclear-armed country has been ruled by the military for half its history. Secretary of State John Kerry has met Pakistani army chief Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani twice in the last five weeks, underlining how crucial Washington views the relationship. However, the 2011 raid to kill Osama bin Laden and U.S. drone strikes targeting militants have damaged ties.
Of the nation's 90 million potential voters, 40 million could be voting for the first time. The general election comes as the country battles domestic insurgencies, a floundering economy, and unpredictability across the border in Afghanistan.
In a campaign punctuated by violence -- including the gunpoint kidnapping of a leading politician's son at a political rally on Thursday -- uncertainty still prevails. Here is a look at the key players in this weekend's contest.
TOPPLED, EXILED, RESURRECTED? Nawaz Sharif
Once considered a protege of the country's powerful army, Sharif served two non-consecutive terms as prime minister in the 1990s before his relationship with the military deteriorated. He was ousted in a coup and replaced by General Pervez Musharraf in 1999, and exiled to Saudi Arabia.
Polls suggest he could make a comeback in a very close and still shifting contest.
Known to be a religious conservative personally, Sharif's first term in office was marked by efforts to increase the role of Islam in government, including trying to introduce Shariah law through parliament.
Pakistan became a nuclear state during his second term in office. Sharif also built a reputation for launching large-scale, economic initiatives to spur development, including power, transportation, and technology projects.
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Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif waves to supporters during an election campaign meeting in Rawalpindi on Tuesday
Now the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party, the 63-year-old finds his base of support in the country's largest, most populous province of Punjab.
Shamila Chaudhary, former director for Pakistan and Afghanistan at the White House National Security Council, said Sharif was likely to need to build a coalition government, which would help to define his policies.
"When Sharif was last in power, he engaged with the United States at a time when the bilateral relationship was not so heavily defined by terrorism and the war in Afghanistan," said Chaudhary, who is now a senior analyst at the Eurasia Group. "His hands will be tied in how much he can pursue on security cooperation without it being at the expense of the support he will need in parliament to sustain his coalition, if he wins."
Reuters noted that Sharif "has been accused of failing to act against militant groups which have a breeding ground in Punjab" and that is "one of the few major politicians not on the hit-list of Taliban insurgents who have vowed to disrupt the elections."
The Associated Press added:
Sharif's party controlled the government of Pakistan's largest province, Punjab, in 2011 when it turned down more than $100 million in U.S. aid following the raid that killed bin Laden.
It quoted Maleeha Lodhi, a former Pakistani ambassador to the U.S., as saying it appeared unlikely that Sharif would give up the more than $1 billion in American aid Pakistan receives annually if he came to power.
THE SPORTS LEGEND: Imran Khan
The former world-class cricketer and philanthropist has made a 16-year journey to come as close as he's ever been to the top office.
Khan is riding a wave of support for his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), or Movement for Justice party, particularly among Pakistan's younger voters.
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Former cricket star Imran Khan (center) is mobbed by supporters at a rally in Karachi, Pakistan, on Tuesday.
Dismissed in previous campaigns as a non-contender, the charismatic Khan has this time managed to translate his national popularity into support at the polls by selling himself as the anti-establishment man. He's juggled a sometimes-extremist message to appeal to Pakistan's conservative base with a social media campaign to mobilize much of the country's disenfranchised youth.
However, Khan's ideas -- which include the cessation of all hostilities with militants and a halt to CIA drone attacks -- have earned him the teasing but telling moniker "Taliban Khan" from members of the country's Westernized elite.
A fiery and frenetic campaigner, Khan tumbled from a platform at a rally in Lahore this week, surviving with a few fractures. However, he was forced to suspend his final campaign events.
Without a traditional, regional base of support, as the other parties have, the 60-year-old Khan has been forced to carve out inroads into opposition territory. He hopes that will translate into enough votes to remain influential in a possible coalition government.
A survey released on Wednesday showed 24.98 percent of voters nationally planned to vote for Khan's party, just a whisker behind Sharif's PML-N.
Imran Khan, a former cricket superstar who has been drawing huge crowds to campaign rallies in Pakistan ahead of Saturday's election, was injured after falling off a crane that was taking him onto a stage at an election rally in Lahore. NBC's Waj Khan reports from Lahore.
Khan began his campaign by refusing to join any coalition, then softened his stance to say he'd consider coalitions with smaller parties. His position could evolve again in the coming days.
"Khan has made himself a force to be reckoned with, he can't be dismissed as he was in the past," Chaudhary said. "They [his party] may not get that many seats, but they've made the PML-N and PPP (Pakistan People's Party) worried about their chances."
Khan, who helped Pakistan win the cricket World Cup in 1992, has vowed to crack down on corruption.
His party's manifesto says "Pakistan will endeavor to have a constructive relationship with the U.S. based on Pakistan's sovereign national interests and international law, not on aid dependency."
THE POTENTIAL KINGMAKER: Asif Ali Zardari
The widower of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto inherited her family's political legacy and base of support in the southern province of Sindh.
He led the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) party to power after his wife's assassination in 2007 and became the president of Pakistan.
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Asif Ali Zardari
The party's government made history as the first to complete a five-year term in office, but was marred by accusations of ineptitude and corruption as the country spiraled into an energy shortage, economic crisis, and security strife.
Zardari fought off several attempts to unsettle or unseat him, led in part by the country's Supreme Court which sought to revive old corruption charges. His government, and party, suffered several high-level shake-ups as a result, but Zardari managed to survive.
It is Zardari's skill as a shrewd politician and his ability to cut deals with other parties that some believe could make him, and his party, key influencers in forming the next government of Pakistan, even if they don't win a majority.
"The bottom line is, you can't actually discount the PPP," Chaudhary said. "People think they're done, they're unpopular, they did a bad job, but they'll have a fair amount of influence because of their relationship with other parties."
The Associated Press noted:
Zardari and the PPP have always struggled with a domestic perception that they are American stooges — an unpopular position in a country where anti-American sentiment is widespread. The view from Washington, though, has been that Pakistan is not doing enough to combat militancy within its borders.
In a tight election where the margin of victory may be slim, the weeks that follow the vote will be the most important, as party leaders negotiate to form a functioning coalition government.
Reuters explained:
Voters will elect 272 members of the National Assembly and to win a simple majority, a party would have to take 137 seats.
However, the election is complicated by the fact that a further 70 seats, most reserved for women and members of non- Muslim minorities, are allocated to parties on the basis of their performance in the contested constituencies. To have a majority of the total of 342, a party would need 172.
In a coalition scenario, second-tier operators like Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain (leader of the PML(Q) party) and Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman (leader of the JUI(F) party) could become key dealmakers and both have histories of working with players along the entire political spectrum to maintain political relevancy.
Smaller parties like the MQM, led by leader-in-exile Altaf Hussain, and the ANP, headed by Pashtun leader Asfandyar Wali, have been relentlessly targeted by the Pakistani Taliban, and could throw off the balance of power by boycotting the elections or the political dealmaking that follows as a form of protest.
Reuters and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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A blog about my journey with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome including HHV 6, EBV, C. Pneumonia, Bartonella, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, and Biotoxin Illness
Friday, June 13, 2014
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A lot has been happening physically, emotionally, spiritually. I'm in a major transition. I've been sick 7 years now although the reality is I've been sick since 2002. I just didn't know it. But it's been 7 years since I haven't been able to function well enough to work.
One of my biggest fears since the break up has come true. My car is broken. It had been idling rough for awhile and I thought I'd noticed some blue smoke coming out of the exhaust every now and then when I'd start it but I didn't know what it meant.
For the past 3 plus weeks I've been having increased symptoms, particularly increased OI, dizziness, fatigue, chemical sensitivities, increased difficulty swallowing and other neurological symptoms.
About a month ago my house mate borrowed my car. When he returned he said the car was idling pretty rough and should be checked out. It happened to coincide with needing to get my car a smog check so I took it to a recommended place. The guy said "save your money-this won't pass smog because of all the smoke coming out the exhaust". I took it to a smog and repair place thinking it would cost me a couple hundred to fix whatever ailed it.
The smog and repair guy said "your engine is burning oil. It's not worth fixing. By the way-you shouldn't breath it because it's toxic". He told me about a program here where I could retire the car and get some money.
I consulted with two more mechanics who both said the same thing.
The blue smoke coming out of the exhaust has gotten thick to the point where motorist became angry motioning me to roll down my window and said "You can't drive that car. It's a gross polluter and that crap is poison. Your engine is blown"
My physical symptoms in the car have gotten to the point where driving is not safe. I'm quite light headed and have slowed reflexes along with slight confusion. When I get home I'm absolutely exhausted. I also get heart palpitations a headache and nausea.
My physical functioning has taken a hit.
I found out Weds that my car was accepted into the program but I have to retire is asap because they might run out of money so yesterday I cleaned out the trunk and the car so I could take it in today to retire it and get money.
For some reason I took all the stuff in my trunk upstairs to my room and put it in the closet. I ignored the fact that the stuff had been sitting there since 2011--that it had been flooded in El Cerrito by underground sewers during bad rain. I don't know if that accounted for what occurred last night or not.
Around 10:00pm I went to my computer to look up cars on craigslist. I do not have enough money for a decent reliable car which is a bit scary. I noticed the cord wasn't plugged in so I leaned over while sitting on the chair to pick up the cord and fell. I found myself sitting in an odd position with my knee at a strange angle. A bit stunned I stood up then suddenly felt like I was going to pass out but managed to make it to the bed where I lay there covered in a slight sweat feeling like the room was about to start spinning. I was nauseous.
For the next 30 minutes every time I'd try to make it to the bathroom I'd take about 10 steps then feel like I was going to pass out. I glanced at myself in the mirror and saw a white face reflected back at me. I'd lay down and still feel like passing out. It reminded me when I was at my worst with this illness and spooked me badly.
I can only think it had to do with a mixture of the toxic exhaust (I drove my car around yesterday for the first time in a few days) and mold.
My knee is hurt and quite swollen on the outside including the front part of my calf (whatever it's called) so I've been icing it. My back is also injured so I've been icing that as well. I had to drive my car about 1/2 mile to get Advil, an ace bandage and something to help me get up from bed. When I get up or sit down the side of my knee hurts pretty bad on the side where it's swollen. I'm guessing I strained a ligament or tendon. I should go to the doctor but in no way can afford it especially with what's going on with my car.
I'm a bit challenged as far as a buying a car. I can only drive 4-5 miles. I'd like to buy a cargo van however for the amount of money I'll get for my car it's next to impossible to find a reliable one (per various auto mechanics I've contacted).
I have a guy willing to drive 30 minutes from here to show me a car (that I can sleep in) that has less than $200,000 miles on it. He says it's in great shape but they all do. The whole craigslist thing is a trip. A guy responded to my inquiry last night with the following "yeah it's still available but I need money for a lawyer so I have to sell it TONIGHT". Yeah right buddy. Is that code for it's STOLEN? In another ad the person said all the "bells" have been replaced. Really? Seems like it would sound sort of pretty.
I have a plan for where I want to go and how I'd get there (it would take me awhile). I just need a reliable vehicle.
In the meantime I'll hope my knee doesn't continue to get worse and that I haven't worsened the already ruptured disc in my back.
Update--I "retired" my car but while there I noticed my left ankle is swollen---not painful at all and clearly edema so I'm not sure what to do. The skin around the ankle is so swollen it's almost doubled over. I have to figure out if this can wait until Monday. I'm also having some pain in my left calf. I'm trying to refrain from consulting with google. All that does is cause worry.
Ahhh. Life with a chronic illness and being poor. It doesn't get much better than this. : )
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AAAHHH, yes everything bad always happens at once. Losing your car is a nightmare but getting your foot, knee, back checked out sounds like its needs to be a priority. Really wish I had someway to help you ... I will keep thinking. In the meantime I will cross fingers and everything else that something great happens for you! xoReplyDelete
As they say -- when it rains, it pours In your case, these bad occurrences all happened in a matter of days, and that's quite unfortunate. While you may have had some money from the car that you retired, you could perhaps check out what happened to your knee. You mentioned that it's not painful, but I could fire up in a matter of days if you still haven't got it fixed up. The swelling could also get in the way of your work, so better get this checked out soon!ReplyDelete
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Tucumcari 28, Fort Sumner 14
Records: Fort Sumner 4-2, Tucumcari 5-0.
Difference: The Foxes outgained the Class 2A Rattlers 237-210, but turned the ball over five times in the loss.
Difference-makers: Fort Sumner, Dallas McDaniel and Michael Giannini had touchdown runs in the first and third quarters. Tucumcari, Saul Moriel returned an interception 65 yards to break a 14-14 tie in the first minute of the fourth quarter. … Zach Hurd rushed for 94 yards, including a 58-yard TD run which gave the Rattlers a 14-6 halftime lead.
Of note: The Foxes, whose losses are to District 2-2A powers Santa Rosa and Tucumcari, face a third-member of that district next week when they host unbeaten Texico.
Melrose at Springer/Maxwell
Records: Melrose 0-4, Springer/Maxwell 0-4.
Note: The game was postponed to 1 p.m. Monday due to lightning, and will be played on a neutral field at Santa Rosa.
Sundown 28, Farwell 6
Records: Farwell 3-2, Sundown 4-1
Difference: The Roughnecks' defense held Farwell to nine first downs and 174 yards, keeping the Steers off the scoreboard until less than two minutes remained in the game.
Difference-makers: Farwell, senior QB Collin Christian carried 15 times for 110 yards and broke up the shutout on a 34-yard TD run late in the game. Sundown, Chance Hinson rumbled for 266 yards on 25 carries and three TDs, including a 79-yarder midway through the first period to open the scoring.
Of note: Sundown compiled 361 total yards in the game, all but 16 coming on the ground. … The Steers saw their three-game winning streak come to an end.
Hale Center 34, Bovina 14
Records: Hale Center 2-2, Bovina 2-2.
Difference: The Owls broke open a tight game with three third-quarter touchdown passes.
Difference-makers: Marco Terrones rushed for 152 yards on 16 carries for Bovina and scored the game's final touchdown on a 64-yard run with 7:27 left. … The Mustangs took a 6-0 lead in the first minute of the second quarter on an 8-yard pass from Abel Rocha to Alex Mejia.
Muleshoe 55, Alpine 14
Records: Alpine 4-1, Muleshoe 5-0.
Difference: The Mules quickly turned the battle of unbeatens into a rout as senior QB Caleb Wood ran for one touchdown and threw for two in a first half which ended with Muleshoe cruising 34-0. Wood threw another touchdown pass in the second half.
Difference-makers: Joel Regalado rushed for 164 yards, including an 83-yarder in the final minute of the half for the Mules, while Junior Baca added 154 yards and added TD runs of 8 and 36 yards. … Ray Martinez caught two TD passes from Wood, covering 12 and 27 yards.
Dora 85, San Jon/Grady 32
Records: San Jon/Grady 3-1, at Dora 5-0
Difference: Dora, ranked No. 1 in 6-man, dominated the second quarter en route a 71-32 halftime lead, then scored twice early in the third to end it. San Jon/Grady was ranked fourth in 6-man.
Difference-makers: Senior WR/DE Lane Carrasco caught passes for around 150 yards and three touchdowns for Dora. He also had several sacks on defense and returned an interception for a touchdown to end the game on the 50-point rule. … Junior RB/MLB Jestin Watson rushed for about 150 yards and three TDs, while senior QB/DE Tyler Sites rushed for more than 100 yards and threw for more than 300. He had several TDs both rushing and passing.
Of note: The Coyotes play at second-ranked Lake Arthur at 7 p.m. on Friday in their next outing. … Dora beat San Jon in a junior high preliminary game (score n/a).
Quotable: "They're (San Jon/Grady) a good team; (QB Jacob) Benally is a good player. They wouldn't be that good a team without him." — Dora coach Mason McBee.


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If you're in the mood for slapstick, you're in luck. If you happen to know that the term "slapstick" derives from the prop that made a loud whack when actors in early farces hit each other with them, you might be in even better luck.
That's because Actors' Theatre of Columbus is staging a whirlwind of a production of Carlo Goldoni's "The Servant of Two Masters" in Edward Joseph Dent's English translation. It's a play full of mistaken identities that are confusing in summary yet clear in action.
That action centers on the perpetually hungry servant Truffaldino (A. John Beeler), who manages simultaneously to serve two masters. They are lovers searching for each other but kept apart until nearly the end. She is Beatrice (Beth Josephsen), disguised as her brother Federigo, who has just been killed in a duel. He is Florindo (David Warwick), who has fled after being falsely accused of Federigo's death.
There are other intertwined plots, but "Servant" also holds interest as a historical curiosity. Goldoni wrote it in 1743. At the time, the comic scenes were left open to improvisation by masked stock characters. When "The Servant" was published in 1753, however, Goldoni interpolated his actors' improvisations. Mozart was so taken with the play that in 1783, he considered making it into a comic opera.
Regardless of whether you agree with Mozart, Actors' Theatre has taken a solid whack at "The Servant."
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Interesting. I could be down for Lin man. He surprised a lot of people when he had that big game for Harvard against UConn a couple of years ago. I remember watching that game..Then he played real well in the summer league after going undrafted (for the Warriors I believe), going toe-to-toe with John Wall one game, even outplaying Wall that game if I remember right...He definitely could be an option on the cheap. Thanks for sharing this info bro.
A guy I really starting thinking about was Patrick Mills. Then I just read a little while ago that he signed a deal to go play in China with no out clause not too long ago. I missed that. Signed that 1-yr deal in China for only between $1-1.5M. Wow. That's peanuts..****, I would've given Patty that to come here. Personally, I think he's got some nice talent.
I heard someone mention Jarrett Jack's name on this board yesterday somewhere. I always thought he was a pretty good player.
I know you guys are gonna laugh but 2 other guys we could go get right now are 6'3" Ben Hansbrough or 6'1" Curtis Jerrells. Both are playing in Europe right now. So is 6'3" DL MVP and DL champion from last yr Curtis Stinson. We ain't talking Magic Johnson here with any of these guys but I think any of these 3 could come in here and give us solid mins running some point. Knicks should be on the phone checking in with the agents of all 3 of these guys.


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This eagle was spotted on Feb 1, 2013 eating something along the side of the road. There was another one in the trees on the island just above the dam off eastern blvd. He hung around long enough for me to go home and get my camera. NowI know why my bird population has been very low the last few days.
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Sometimes We Win…
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Our wins have been coming few and far between, but they have been quality, well-played games. Tonight we hit just enough, and the pitching was mightily improved from last night's. Jody Gerut hit the first pitch of the game for a home run. Two batters later, Brian Giles hit a bomb to extend the lead we held the whole game. Cha Sueng Baek did really well. He wasn't perfect, but it was a great start for him. He gave up 2 runs on 5 hits. Mike Adams came in and got two outs. Heath pitched an inning. Then Trevor went 1-2-3 for his 528th save, 24th of the season. He has saved our last 8 wins!! I want to talk about Jody Gerut. He has done so well for us. He has 8 homers, and it seems to me that they were all in essential and/or big situations. Like last night's game. And the 15-8 win over Colorado. He also has 3 leadoff home runs. He has been perfect in the field. Even though he has 2 errors, the runs he has saved far outnumber the runs he could have allowed. It is so great to have him here. I admit, I am not too excited about having Luis Rodriguez play shortstop every day. But today, he went 2-for-4 with a double and a single. He also got robbed on a great play by David Wright at third. He made three beautiful plays at short. So I might get more comfortable with him if he stays solid. I am worried about Edgar Gonzalez. He went 0-for-2 with two walks tonight, but he made two errors. He is definitely in a slump, and I think it's in his head. Hopefully he can break out soon. Khalil is going to have his hand checked out tomorrow. We have an early game tomorrow. 9:10 a.m. is first pitch, with Josh Banks vs. Johan Santana. I am getting excited because I am going to a game a week from tomorrow. If the rotation stays the same, I'll get Jake Peavy!! Even though the Padres are horrible most of the time, I am really excited to get out to the ballpark. Go Padres!
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Bad news. According to Fox Sports, Brian Giles has been claimed off waivers. I don't really understand waivers, and I didn't know how Giles was even on waivers, but it sounds like the Padres want a trade. We will know more in the next 48 hours. If we can't work out a deal, we get him back. I REALLY don't want Giles to leave. We need him! We'll see what happens. STAY, GILLIES!
I feel your pain, Kaybee. However, the Padres will save a boatload of cash if they let him go. The money can be used to sign a power hitter or a speedier center fielder next year. I don't believe that Giles is part of their future plans. In Jody Gerut, they have a younger and less expensive option for right field. And, Gerut is putting up similar numbers right now.
The Union Tribune is reporting that the Red Sox have claimed Giles. It seems strange that Boston would need another outfielder, but I am warming up to this possible trade. Boston has a ton of young talent, and I would love to see any of their guys here. But there's nothing we can do but speculate for now. Hopefully we will get more news after the game.


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Sox ink reliever; Hughes to TwinsDecember 06,2013THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BOSTON A person familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press that the Boston Red Sox have agreed with reliever Edward Mujica on a two-year deal.
The person spoke on the condition of anonymity Thursday because the deal was pending a physical and had not been announced. The 29-year-old Mujica gives the Red Sox some protection if soon-to-be 39-year-old closer Koji Uehara cannot repeat his 2013 performance next season.
Mujica was 2-1 with 37 saves and a 2.78 ERA for the National League champion St. Louis Cardinals last season. He made two appearances in the playoffs, giving up one run in two innings. He did not appear in the World Series against the Red Sox.
In an eight-year career, the right-handed Venezuelan has a 19-19 record with 41 saves and a 3.75 ERA.
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MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Twins have signed former Yankees right-hander Phil Hughes to a $24 million, three-year contract.
The Twins reached agreement with Hughes last week and finished it on Thursday after the 27-year-old passed his physical. Hughes went 4-14 with a 5.19 ERA for the Yankees last season.
The Twins are hoping that a move out of hitter-friendly Yankee Stadium to spacious Target Field will help Hughes rediscover the promise he showed earlier in his career. Hughes was a first-round draft pick and an All-Star in 2010.
Twins starters had the worst ERA in baseball last season, so GM Terry Ryan has been aggressive in trying to upgrade the staff.
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in new vehicles is near, grieving parents and safety advocates want to know what the heck has taken so long.
The rearview camera mandate would make it so every vehicle would have a backup camera for seeing behind the vehicle when in reverse. The idea was triggered by the 300 deaths and 16,000 injuries annually caused by a driver's inability to see behind their vehicle when backing up. Many of the injuries and death affect young children and senior citizens.
Judy Neiman, 53, of West Richland, Washington, is just one of the many people who have experienced a tragic death due to
driving a car in reverse
without properly checking her surroundings before backing up. She accidentally backed over and killed her 9-year-old daughter, Sydnee.
"They have to do something, because I've read about it happening to other people. I read about it and I said, 'I would die if it happens to me,'" said Neiman. "Then it did happen to me."
The White House is doing something about it, but there have been several delays in regulating the use of these cameras. The rearview camera regulations date back to 2007, when Congress initially approved legislation to set these standards by February 28, 2011. This
date was delayed
to February of this year, and again to December 31.
While the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) are both behind the making of these new standards, others, namely automakers, have worried that the cost of installing these cameras on each vehicle would drive the price up too high. Parents and safety advocates blame worries regarding cost for the delays in safety.
NHTSA estimated that adding backup cameras to every car would add $58 to $88 to the price of vehicles that have an existing dashboard display screens. It would cost $159 to $203 for those without them.
DOT Secretary Ray LaHood said he is meeting with White House officials to
finalize the regulations
by December 31.
In the meantime, Neiman grieves over her lost child who had survived four open-heart surgeries like a champ, but was eventually killed due to her mistake. She couldn't see her 4-foot tall daughter behind her van when pulling out of the garage.
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- Effects of prostaglandins and prostaglandin synthesis inhibitors on sexual behavior in boars
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- Estienne, Mark J.; Harper, Allen F.; Beal, Wilfred E.; Crawford, Russell J.
- Abstract
- Experiments were conducted investigating the effects of prostaglandins and prostaglandin synthesis inhibitors on libido in boars. In Experiment 1, two prostaglandin products were compared with regard to expediting the training of boars for semen collection. On each of five consecutive days, boars received i.m. treatment with saline, dinoprost tromethamine or cloprostenol sodium (n=12/group). On each of day 1 (p=0.06), day 2 (p<0.05), and day 3 (p<0.05), but not on day 4 or 5 (p>0.1), the percentage of boars collected after dinoprost tromethamine, but not cloprostenol sodium, was greater than controls. In Experiments 2 and 3, libido in boars that were trained previously for semen collection was assessed after treatment with prostaglandin synthesis inhibitors, testing the hypothesis that endogenous release of prostaglandin is necessary for expression of sexual behaviors. In Experiment 2, boars treated with flunixin meglumine (n=12) had suppressed (p<0.01) levels of 15-ketodihydro-prostaglandin-F(2) (PGFM) in serum but characteristics of libido were similar (p>0.1) to controls (n=12). In Experiment 3, boars were administered indomethacin orally (n=12) or served as untreated controls (n=12). Indomethacin decreased (p<0.01) serum levels of PGFM, increased (p<0.05) the number of false mounts (mounting artificial sow but dismounting before an ejaculate was collected), and tended (p=0.09) to lengthen the interval between entering the collection pen and the start of ejaculation. These results suggest that prostaglandin synthesis and release is necessary for the complete display of normal sexual behaviors in boars.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Source
- Reproductive Biology, Vol. 7, no. 2 (Jul 2007), pp. 163-175
- Publication year
- 2007
- Keyword(s)
- Boars; Cyclooxygenase inhibitors; Drug effect; Indometacin; Indomethacin; Libido; Meglumine; Physiology; Prostaglandins; Prostaglandin synthase inhibitor; Semen; Sexual behavior; Sperm; Swine
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Michigan is home to sprawling acres of beautiful wine country. Today's guest blogger Philip Rudy gives us the inside scoop on a new wine trail coming to Southeast Michigan.
There is no official date yet, but a new wine trail is coming to Southeast Michigan. There really isn't an official wine trail in the area as of yet, even though it has been considered a great destination for wine-tasting for quite some time.
There are 16 wineries participating in the new wine trail. Among the wineries participating are Westview Orchards and Winery in Washington, Sandy Shores Winery in Jeddo, Blue Water Winery in Lexington, Dizzy Daisy Winery in Bad Axe, S & G Winery in Lapeer, Village Winery in Romeo and coming soon 3 North Vines in Croswell. Also included are Superior Lakes Winery in Harrison Township, Filipo Marc Winery in Clinton Township, Fieldstone Winery in Rochester Hills, Blake's Cider House and Winery in Armada, Sage Creek Winery in Memphis, The Green Barn Winery in Smith's Creek and the Washington Street Wine House in New Baltimore.
To learn more about the new wine trail going up in Southeast Michigan, I got a hold of Tom Gray, a businessman and community booster that is helping to organize the new wine trail and asked him a few questions:
What are some of the main attractions of this wine trail?
This depends on whether you "Discover the Green" or "Discover the Blue."
The attractions are very diverse. If you "Discover the Blue" you will visit tasting rooms near beaches on Lake St. Clair, St. Clair River, Lake Huron, Clinton River and the Black River. Some of the main attractions are the drawbridge in Port Huron or several lighthouses on Lake Huron.
If you "Discover the Green" you will enjoy tasting rooms at orchards, vineyards, and downtowns (both large and small). We even have a tasting room at a horse ranch that offers a saddle for a stool at the bar. You will find a tasting room in the loft of a barn at a 200 year old farm. This loop also features a new winery at an orchard that is nothing short of spectacular complete with a Fieldstone fireplace and incredible woodwork.
Where do these wineries get their grapes/wine from?
About 40% of the wineries use Michigan based fruits and juices. The balance comes from California and some other regions for now. One tasting room makes award winning wine from a Honey base.
What makes this wine trail different than other wine trails?
While still too early to tell, I anticipate the primary difference of this trail compared to others could end up being our visitors from Canada. The trail is nestled between 4 current border crossing and 3 international airports. Train transportation is also available from Chicago to Toronto. The trail is also home to the second and third largest counties in the state – Oakland and Macomb. For those wine enthusiasts that can't make the 3 to 5 hour drive to other established trails in MI, this maybe a convenient alternative.
When will the season be open?
From chatting with most of the winery owners the goal is be a year round destination.
How many miles does it stretch from point to point?
At present the trail stretches 83 miles point to point. The perimeter is 216 miles. For the best experience on the trail you should consider spending the night at one of our affiliated Hotels or B&B. We will have 5 or 6 suggested loops available to choose from along with dining, lodging and recommended points of interest. We plan to make this easy safe and fun.
One fun fact about the wine trail?
Watching people tell their friends where exactly in Michigan it is located -Just open your hand and point to the Thumb!
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So, the BSD family provides professional-grade operating systems?
Prove it.
You might be lucky enough to be sole lord and master of your domain; the only techie at a small office, or a sovereign network manager at a company where technology is not understood. Most of us have to work to sell our solutions internally, however. You can argue about reliability and ease-of-use, but the commercial solutions spend a lot of money creating that exact image. The burden of proof is on you. You must decide which times to prove it, and when to not try.
Think for a moment about an average medium-sized business owner or manager. We're not talking about one of these cool, technically-savvy guys here. The average good manager cares about providing a good work environment, the mounds of paperwork that the government has dumped on him this month, and how his family will react when he comes home late again. He cares about "freedom." But "software freedom" is beyond his experience. He couldn't care less. You cannot make him care. And if this software is so good, why has nobody heard about it?
Even if you're a systems diva, by proposing a BSD solution you're asking your manager to risk his career on your skills. Meanwhile, he knows that a vendor would be there even if your entire department is simultaneously trampled by a herd of runaway llamas. This is a serious uphill battle. Here's some things that can help you.
First, let's look at you. To make this work, you must be respectable. Many BSD and Linux users want to be rebels. (At times it seems even worse in the BSD crowd; there's a certain section of the movement that sees BSD as "more alternative" than Linux, and therefore more cool.) This most often comes out as vendor bias. I know excellent network engineers who cannot relate to their coworkers long enough to hold a civil conversation without a reference to a personal software prejudice. Others are calm most of the time, but when set off, rant at great length about the evils of Microsoft. This appears obsessive and irrational. There's a word for this: demagogue. Demagogues are not respected in the workplace. Without respect, you cannot sell your ideas. Other people are less obviously rebels. If you act like a rebel, people will believe that you're a rebel. Put yourself in your manager's shoes for a moment. Better yet, put yourself in the shoes of the company owner. Are you going to trust your multi-million-dollar company to a rebel? Didn't think so.
Look at the people around you. Check out their pants, their shirts, how their hair is styled. Do you look like them? If you don't, you already have a certain stigma of rebel. Maybe you don't need a tie, but try on a shirt. One with those little round things. They're called "buttons." Your manager has a much easier time supporting someone who understands the proper use of the button API than she would some cocky know-it-all.
Would you wear a shirt with buttons in the cause of promoting BSD?
Should people judge solely by appearance and attitude? No, of course not. Do they? Absolutely. We all do, in the absence of other data. You already are fighting one battle to change hearts and minds. Do you want to fight a two-front war over such diverse subjects as software and respectability? Especially when respectability is your major weapon in the software argument?
You can, of course, go the other route. Greg Lehey looks like a quintessential hacker. He can get away with it because he's very, very good and has the experience to prove it. Most readers of this column aren't in his position. This method is better, but requires years of experience and a great deal of work. By "years of experience" I mean more than five, and preferably more than ten. (The years you endured as a tech support flunky don't count.)
I recommend that you examine yourself. Don't just dismiss this by saying, "Of course I'm respectable." Go look in the mirror for at least 60 whole seconds. One day at work, take a full 2 minutes an hour to consider the conversations you've had in the preceding 58 minutes. Do you have any hint of demagoguery? If so, your respectability just took a hit.
You're competing against an idea of "professional-grade software." Ultimately, professional software is the software used by professionals. If you are professional, your tools are considered professional. Professional recommendations carry weight. Amateur recommendations don't.
So, now that you are considered respectable, let's look at things you need before even proposing a solution.
Many software vendors provide a feature listed on no specifications sheet: deniability. Suppose you implement a BSD-based solution. If it breaks, can you fix it? Don't count on some mysterious developer on some mailing list somewhere; can you, personally, actually get bits under your fingers and fix it with the resources your community offers for immediate use? I can phone Microsoft Support and for the low price of my company AmEx number, someone will walk me through configuring or fixing darn near anything. This is a powerful argument. Fortunately, BSD support is becoming easier to find from companies such as Wasabi Systems and FreeBSD Services Limited. Still, you need to not merely be able to, but enjoy finding solutions quickly and under pressure.
In fact, most managers will happily pay for deniability in their IT infrastructure. They have enough headaches with other problems and the average solution works -- most of the time. If a server goes bad, a manager easily tell his boss "We have contacted Microsoft, and they're working on it with us." This answer gives company owners a warm and fuzzy feeling; everything that can be done is being done. That manager will have a much more difficult time saying "Our resident systems expert is debugging the source code to find the problem." Many managers are quick to find fault with others' work. You might quickly find yourself in a position where someone in authority says "The problem is obviously this 'source code' stuff. Windows doesn't have that. Get rid of it."
Avoiding this requires an honest assessment of your skills. Do you need deniability? What happens if you screw up, or outright fail? Are you willing to stake your job on unmitigated success? Because that's what you're doing.
The best thing you can do is listen to your users before you implement something. What features do they want? Can you provide all of those features with BSD? If not, then your users will not be happy. The solution you provide will take the blame. A BSD solution not only must meet expectations, it must exceed them. Remember, if a user complains about the Exchange server you have deniability -- it's Microsoft's fault. If they complain about your IMAP/exim/BSD solution, you have no deniability. It's your fault.
One of the requirements for providing services on any free Unix platform is knowing how that service works. In Windows, in a few hours I can point-and-click and set up just about any piece of software. This software might not work well. It might not handle everything I want. But it will hobble along and provide what functionality it does offer.
On the other hand, I know someone who has implemented a company-wide single-sign-on solution with OpenBSD and OpenLDAP. It is astonishingly flexible. I also know several companies who could really use this. Unfortunately, I don't know much at all about LDAP. Would I enjoy researching, testing, and implementing this? Absolutely. Should my employer pay me to spend an indefinite length of time learning the intimacies of LDAP so I can implement this with a free system? Absolutely not. Learning LDAP would be a legitimate use of my training benefits, but I must do that before proposing the solution.
These considerations can help you decide what battles to fight, and which ones to avoid, and how to equip yourself to win them. Next time we'll look at demolishing your own case before someone else can.
Michael W. Lucas
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Oh my GOD. That's taking things a little far….
Wait no it's not. This is BASEBALL we're talking about…you are right: NO LIMITS!
The Internets quake in fear, every last one of them.
Just remember, with great power comes great responsibility – of course they never tell you responsibility for what exactly, do they? Responsibility to entertain and amuse the rest of us, now that sounds like an important responsibility to me.
For a game that can go on forever, that has no set time limit…..Having no limits is something that is sacred and just about the game.
No ties, no shoot outs no fouling with a chance to take a win away with a swish.
No limits is baseball. And in those four words lies the perfection of it all….
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Virginia — Glad you see it my way😉
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The uchiha Bros
Itachi and Kakashi
Kakashi and Minato
madara and hashi
Minato and Itachi
Minato and Shikamaru
Sasuke and Naruto together, as shown in the movie where naruto goes ape on the zero tails.
Shikamaru And Minato
Minato and Itachi are the first to come to mind.
However as he managed to outsmart Itachi a number of times, I think Kabuto is here somewhere. Well Kabuto and Shikamaru seem like they can be a pretty damn smart duo too.
Shikaku nara & itachi uchiha hands down
A and Bee
Awwww yeeah!!
Since it's going by smartest, Shikamaru + shikaku.
A and Bee
Because A is faster than other shinobi's and stronger. He can execute powerful moves with little effort.
Bee is a perfect jinchurriki, meaning he can transform to the Eight-Tails and execute moves only a Tailed-Beast would do, not to mention he's just as strong as A and together they make the Ultimate Tag Team!
Minato and Kushina
madara and hashirama would own anybody :D
in power wise and possibly intelligence wise im guesing madara n hashirama were very smart especially madara to think events all the war to this war!
you could interchange any of those people and the results would probably be about the same
Probably Itachi and Minato, they're just on another level in both recognition, analysis and adjusting their plans on the fly.
hashirama and madara
shikia nd asuma
The smartest 2 man team is obviously Shikamaru+Itachi
Shikamaru and Kabuto
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Hey all,
Thank you all for your advice and suggestions. This has generated quite a bit of thought! I hope the discussion continues. About the intellectual property thing- yea it definitely is related to that but the State of Alabama has this strict code of ethics that makes this situation much more difficult. I was actually on the Faculty Senate committee that was supposed to write the policy for Intellectual property. We wrote it and were ready to submit it when the administration stepped in and hired some lawyer to write it for them. It did not help the situation for sure. Alabama Ethics Commission is very strict about using state funds materials space for personal gain. I think that I may contact them (Alabama Department of Ethics) just for my own peace of mind and curiosity. I certainly do not want to do anything that affects my colleagues positions.
I have always believed that my work in the studio at school was for the benefit of the students so that they see the whole process. Most of my students do not come from backgrounds that would have made them familiar with arts processes and ideas about the "life of an artist" so anything that can make this seem more possible and real to them I feel is justified.
Teaching and studio work; accused of using the studio for financial gain
Started by Chris Greeenman, Mar 23 2013 09:21 AM
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Posted 01 April 2013 - 10:36 PM
Posted 15 May 2013 - 05:44 AM
Universities , especially Class 1 Research Institutions, are really getting into the ownership of intellectual property rights.
Professors have to arrange for contracts prior to any financial gains..like from authoring books, or developing drugs for fighting cancer.
It gets even stickier when granting institutions become a third party.
Professors have to arrange for contracts prior to any financial gains..like from authoring books, or developing drugs for fighting cancer.
It gets even stickier when granting institutions become a third party.
Marcia Selsor, Professor Emerita,
Montana State University-Billings
Marcia Selsor Studio in Brownsville, Texas.
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