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The Lost Child: A Mother's Story : While researching the story of a child from Regency England who painted an exquisite album of watercolors, novelist Julie Myerson is haunted by lost potential. Mary Yelloly, the young artist, died at twenty-two. Myerson is also reminded of her own child. Only days earlier, she and her husband locked their eldest son out of the house. He had discovered drugs, and it had taken only a few months for the once happy boy to propel his family into chaos. Julie tells his story with devastating candor, struggling to accept that she is powerless to bring her son back. While these two young lives -- one cut short, one derailed -- may be separated by centuries, they raise the same questions: What happens when a child disappears from a family? And how is a parent to cope when love is not enough?
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FAYETTEVILLE, NC - FAYETTEVILLE, NC - Fayetteville State volleyball returned from an eight-day break to sweep Shaw 3-0 (25-13, 25-19, 25-20) in CIAA Southern Division play on Monday evening at Felton J. Capel Arena. The Lady Broncos received a team-high nine kills from Joylene Thompson (Jr., Spanish Town, JA) as they complete the season sweep of the Bears.
Fayetteville State improves to 19-5 overall and 14-0 in the league, while the Bears fall to 10-15 on the season and 5-10 in conference play. FSU also remains unbeaten in Southern Division play at 8-0 with two conference matches remaining. The Lady Broncos currently hold a two-game lead over second place Livingstone College.
Thompson has now recorded nine kills in three straight matches for FSU, and has led the team offensively in each of them. Jessica Hardy (So., Fayetteville, NC) contributed eight kills while Taylor Norris (So., Fayetteville, NC) added six. Paige Horne (Jr., Southern Pines, NC) dished out a team-high 22 assists and JaMisha Jordan (Jr., Fayetteville, NC) had 18 digs.
Fayetteville State controlled the opening set recording the first 12 points en route to a 25-13 win. Shaw managed just eight kills and committed nine attack errors in the first set.
The Bears fought back in the second set leading by as much as three points at 12-9. The Lady Broncos responded by finishing the set on a 16-7 run to prevail 25-19.
The Lady Broncos held off a late rally by the Bears to take the final set 25-20. FSU led by seven at 17-10 midway through the set, but Shaw rallied to trim its deficit to 23-20 after going on a 10-6 run. Fayetteville State held off the charge to record the final two points of the set.
Fayetteville State will return to action on Wednesday, Oct. 31 as it travels to Columbia, SC to face the Benedict Tigers at 6 p.m. The Lady Broncos will look to go for the season sweep of the Tigers as they won the first match between the two teams 3-0 in Fayetteville on Oct. 16.


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The president was asked at least four times at his press conference whether he wanted to take the opportunity to apologize for the 9/11 attacks. It was the press corps in full baying mode
Apologies and blame are the themes of the week. On apologies, let's be aware that many are pure theater. Richard Clarke's recent apology for having failed to prevent 9/11 is Exhibit A. The import of the rest of Clarke's testimony was that he was the lone hero pushing for action who was ignored by his less farsighted colleagues. It was quite a performance. He apologized, but at the same time made it clear that, as far as he was concerned, he was the only one with nothing to apologize for.
President Clinton was good at apologizing — but only for things that others had done, not for his own wrongdoing.
One questioner at the press conference allowed as how it was the word around town that the Bush administration "never admits a mistake."
Well, this may have some truth to it. But, ahem, look who's talking. These are the same folks who brought you the story of 170,000 precious artifacts looted from the Iraqi National Museum under the noses of U.S. Marines. It turned out there were only about a dozen. Oops.
Regarding blame, it is quite amazing to see how the press and the Democrats have succeeded, with a little help from a maladroit White House, in making the issue what Bush failed to do in the less than eight months he held office before 9/11. We can stipulate that he ought to have moved faster. But for the past few weeks, you could page through a newspaper or turn on the TV and hardly even guess that there was a Democratic administration in power for the eight years before 2000.
That's why it was bracing when Attorney General John Ashcroft reminded the 9/11 commission that Jamie Gorelick, a member of the commission who served in the Clinton Justice Department, had a key role in erecting one of the barriers that made Sept. 11 more likely. Gorelick, deputy attorney general, issued regulations that went "beyond what the law demands" to avoid an "unwarranted appearance" problem. In effect, these regulations significantly strengthened the "wall" between the investigative and prosecutorial arms of the government, forbidding them to speak to each other.
While we're assigning blame, it would be nice to hear a bit more about the role of political correctness. In 1997, the FBI reportedly wanted to shut down the Holy Land Foundation, a Muslim "charity" that was funneling money to terrorists. (It was shut down in 2001.) The Clinton administration demurred, according to U.S. News and World Report, because "they didn't want to come off as Muslim bashers."
In 2002, the Bush Justice Department announced that some visitors to the United States would be fingerprinted and photographed upon entry. Those hailing from countries with ties to terrorists would be asked to comply. Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois was quick off the mark: "It's going to reach a tipping point if we're not careful … and end up sacrificing many of the values of our country." And James Zogby of the Arab American Institute declared, "The message it sends is that we're becoming like the Soviet Union …"
A modest proposal: No more non-apology apologies and no more demands for others to apologize. We are all guilty. But the only way to judge whether someone has learned the lessons of his mistakes is how he conducts himself thereafter. If we were truly to learn the lessons of 9/11, we would jettison political correctness, house clean the intelligence agencies, get serious about immigration and send more troops to Iraq. Let's keep our eye on the ball.
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Background: Rifapentine is a rifamycin antibiotic approved for the treatment of pulmonary infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Although the pharmacokinetics of rifapentine has been investigated in adolescents and adults, no studies have assessed the pharmacokinetics of this drug in children or infants.
Methods: Twenty-four children (7.1 ± 3.3 years; mean ± 1 SD, 27.9 ± 11.9 kg) were enrolled in this open label study. Children received a single oral dose (10 to <30 kg body weight received 150 mg; 30 to <60 kg body weight received 300 mg), followed by repeated blood sampling (n = 11) for 32 hours. Rifapentine and 25-desacetyl rifapentine were quantitated by a validated high-pressure liquid chromatography method. Pharmacokinetic parameters were determined using a model-independent approach.
Results: A significant difference in dose-normalized area under the curves (AUC0–n and AUC0–∞) was observed between children receiving the 150 and 300 mg doses, which was accounted for by differences in age between the dosing arms. In separate analyses, including data from adults, further age-dependence in total body exposure (reflected by AUC) and elimination was observed. Adverse events associated with rifapentine were mild and included gastric distress (n = 1) and vomiting (n = 2).
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On this weeks episode of Open Mat Radio we have Mike Fowler back on the show! In this honest and candid interview, Mike takes us through his career from white to black belt, gives his take on the scandals involving Team Lloyd Irvin, talks joining and leaving Team Lloyd Irvin, his training experience in Guam, joining ATOS and much more!
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A new series of six prints illustrating the spices and salts of five regional cuisines is now available through MondoFood.com. Designed by Chef and Spice Master Tim Ziegler and Tea King Brian Keating in partnership with American Image Publishing, these colorful 1′ X 3′ wall prints are an expansion of the duo's popular SPICES print (published in 2002, 2012), currently used in restaurant kitchens and culinary schools around the world.
"Brian and I developed this new series to give professional chefs, gourmands and home cooks a worthwhile resource on these wonderful ingredients," says Chef Ziegler. "You can refer to the posters for inspiration or admiration. We think they're a great learning resource and, thanks to the graphic design of Pat Welch and photography of Bob Montesclaros and Lois Ellen-Frank, stunning art pieces as well."
A unique gift for home cooks to top chefs, each poster in the new series serves as a handy reference tool and a vibrant, globally-inspired decorative piece that will liven up any kitchen. Beautifully depicting an array of spices and offering descriptions, ingredient origins, local flavor profiles and recipe applications, each poster offers a detailed look into one of the following cuisines: Mediterranean, Continental, Southeast Asian, Indian/Chinese and American Grill, as well as the fascinating global study of salts in SALT, The Edible Rock.
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Museu de Zoologia da USP
Occupying an area of 700 square meters, the animals shown in the museum are samples of the country's tropical fauna and were prepared (embalmed) more than 50 years ago. In the entrance hall, there is information about the main activities carried out by USP's staff and by the museum's researchers. The animals are grouped together according to their classification: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals, and some invertebrates such as reefs, crustaceans and mollusks. The Library, specialized in Zoology, has modern facilities and equipment and serve both the scientific community and the public in general. It has 73,850 works, of which 8,473 are books and 2,364 are newspapers, in addition to theses and maps.
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One of the first ever commercially guided trips into a stretch of saltwater so remote that Glacier Bay National Park rangers say it's visited by "point 5" people a year. The 7-day, 40-mile sea-kayaking tour–run for the first time this July–starts with a 4-hour charter-boat ride to the mouth of the Pacific. Continue west, and you're off to Japan. Turn north, and you're headed to nutrient-rich Dundas Bay, a 9-mile-wide inlet (and your home for the next week) near the Inside Passage. Here, orcas, humpbacks, and minke whales join seals, sea lions, otters, and bald eagles for the seafood buffet. Guides, boats, fresh-caught food, park fees, and charters are included; you bring your personal gear and sleeping bag.
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Where else can you slip your boat into waters where commercial fishermen once watched a pod of orcas take down a moose swimming across open water? (Don't let that scare you off: Orcas don't eat sea kayakers.) And where else can you go on a trip that's guaranteed to be one of a kind-because the land is rising an inch a year and the glaciers are shrinking so fast the maps ought to be redrawn every decade? In krill-and-phytoplankton-rich Dundas and Taylor Bays, you and your guides do recon together: paddling in crystal-blue waters where all five species of Pacific salmon congregate before heading up the Taku, Chilkoot, and Chilkat Rivers; poking around untouched tide pools; hiking wildflower-festooned ridges; and camping hard up against the Fairweather Range's 15,000-foot peaks. You'll still have time to take a bucket bath, tuck into blackened salmon and cheesecake, and read a book by the light of the 11 p.m. sun.
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Acoustic anomaly. Stand on the spot and hear your voice echoing in your own freaky head.
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Gem Dial attempts to provide freshness to a well known genre by utilizing a radial environment instead of the traditional grid. Gems are connected by turning the dials, and are cleared if the gems connect through all 3 dials. Play either Puzzle Mode, which really challenges your gray matter, or play the more casual Arcade Mode, where you fight against the clock as cleared slots are immediately refilled.
Gem Dial features more than 1500 unique puzzles of various difficulty ranging from very easy to expert. It also features custom written physics, soothing bossa nova soundtrack, and delicious home made retro sound effects to go with the retro casino design.
I was attracted by the notion of making a game that's really fun with simple rules. Having enjoyed e.g. Bejeweled, I was frustrated by certain parts of the rules, which I then wanted to challenge. I'm a lone developer with no previous experience from game development, and Gem Dial is my first release. I got into development by simple attraction to the industry and the gentle learning curve offered by modern developer tools (Unity in this case), as well as the amazing community out there!
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MIECO Worktop, the preferred designers' choice of HPL worktop, has been researched and developed to closely resemble the beauty of nature and yet durable in its performance, including the very demanding features such as high-impact strength, shock resistance, abrasion and heat resistance.
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TUPELO – Technology creates new possibilities in education. But when misused, it can also create new dangers.
One set of dangers has become more apparent in Northeast Mississippi this school year. Three teachers have lost their jobs because of inappropriate text messages sent to students.
One of those teachers was accused of sexting, the practice of sending sexually explicit images or text messages via cell phone.
Sexting is a growing national trend that, when coupled with social networking sites that allow for explicit photographs and interactions, creates a potential landmine for students and teachers.
But even if it's milder form, the new forms of communication can be hazardous.
"This behavior has always been there with teachers and students, but the ability to monitor it wasn't," said Dr. Peggy Smith, director of the Baylor University Teen Health Clinic.
"So now with better monitoring tools we see more people being caught. When I was young, note passing was the thing, and that's how we got information across, but now the click of a send button can launch your message from person to person and that's where the problems come in at."
In late September, Bobby Hill, an assistant football coach at Itawamba Agricultural High School, was arrested and fired after allegedly sending a sexually explicit photo of himself to a female student at the school.
But the dangerous interaction between students and teachers via technology isn't limited to sexually explicit images or messages.
Personal messages sent between teachers and students can also be inappropriate and have caused two other Northeast Mississippi teachers to lose jobs recently.
Hope Johns, an English teacher at Saltillo High School, was arrested on sexual battery charges for an alleged sexual relationship with a male student at school and was fired from her job at the school.
Johns was originally suspended by the school district for sending inappropriate text messages to the student.
Saltillo High School assistant band director Tim Ferguson resigned from his job at the school because of allegations of inappropriate text messages.
"If you look at the inappropriate relationships that have developed between staff and students over the last four or five years, every single one of them was characterized by an extended text message relationship," said Jim Keith, attorney for the Mississippi School Board Association.
As a result of similar cases throughout the country, Keith has advised dozens of schools across the state to be proactive against teacher-student texting.
As a result, many schools are writing new policies.
Last week, Lee County Schools passed the first approval of a new staff-student non-fraternization plan that among other things prohibits staff members from participating in student blogs and from posting information on social networking Web sites that would disrupt classroom activity.
"We want our employees and our students to have the protection they need," Lee County Superintendent Mike Scott said.
Itawamba County Schools are also working on crafting an official policy prohibiting personal text messaging between staff and students, Superintendent Teresa McNeece said.
Tupelo Public School District policy prohibits employees from personal electronic communication with students for reasons unrelated to instruction or official school business.
Other districts prohibit or discourage one-on-one text messages. When teachers or coaches need to text students in the New Albany School District, they are instructed to send the message to a group of students with the principal or athletic director copied on the message.
The policy is similar in Union County Schools and Monroe County Schools.
New Albany Superintendent Charles Garrett said his district encourages teachers and coaches to use Twitter to send messages to students and parents. The advantage of Twitter, he said, is that messages aren't sent to individuals but to public groups.
While school boards deal with employment and discipline issues that arise from the interactive technology, sexters also face legal issues, especially if they are teachers.
Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson said that when a teacher sends sexual messages to a student, the law looks at it much more seriously than it does for others.
"The law looks at that teacher as a person who is in a position of trust, and those people are held at a higher regard," Johnson said. "That includes teacher, police, firemen and military personnel."
Johnson said if adults who are not in trust positions send nude photos of themselves to teens age 16 or older, it's not a crime. But if that person is in a position of trust, then it's a crime up until age 18.
Not all of the problems can be blamed on cell phones and sites like Facebook and My Space, Keith said.
He believes part of the problem is the gradual disappearance of barriers between students and adults.
"When I was a young person, I didn't think about being buddies with an adult," Keith said. "In today's world, that doesn't seem to be as much of an issue, and students don't have as much of a problem emailing or texting a teacher or adding a teacher as a friend on Facebook.
"As a result, these lines are blurred even more and all it takes is a student infatuation with a teacher, and if the teachers don't put up boundaries right away, they can get caught up in it."
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New courthouse: price cut, bonds ready
Construction of the new Yolo Superior Courthouse in Woodland received a green light late October when the State Treasurer completed sale of $133.8 million in lease-revenue construction bonds. The bonds will be repaid over a 25-year period through court user fees and penalties and without the use of any State General Fund monies.
"Over the past two years, many people from the Yolo Court, State agencies, Woodland City Council and staff, and private businesses have devoted extraordinary efforts and time to help us reach the point where, barring unforeseen circumstances, construction of a new courthouse for the Yolo Superior Court will begin in the Spring of 2013. All judges on the Yolo Superior Court are sincerely grateful to those who contributed to this collaborative process" stated Presiding Judge Steve Basha in a press release.
[adrotate group="7″] The project now proceeds to subcontractor bidding, which will be conducted by Hensel Phelps Construction Co., the project's construction manager. Hensel Phelps will issue prequalification guidelines and conduct outreach workshops with the Department of General Services for local subcontractors, to ensure that all qualified subcontractors have the opportunity to participate in the bidding. That process is anticipated to begin in the coming months and notice will be publically announced at that time.
The project is scheduled to start construction in early 2013, with completion scheduled for the first quarter of 2015. A ceremonial groundbreaking will be scheduled soon.
The Yolo Courthouse project survived several rounds of cost-cutting to keep the project alive. The project team, consisting of members from the Yolo Superior Court, the State Administrative Office of the Courts, the project architects, and the construction manager, proposed changes that not only met but exceeded the cost-reduction mandates set earlier in the year by the Judicial Council. In all, the construction budget was reduced by more than $9 million. The team worked to create a well-constructed building while using the latest in cost-savings materials and techniques.
"Even with the cost reductions we achieved, this will be a state-of-the-art building that will meet safety, security, and access requirements as well as being a building that will have the stature and distinguishing characteristics of a courthouse" said Presiding Judge Basha. The new courthouse will be a five-story, 14-courtroom structure located in downtown Woodland between Fifth and Sixth Streets at 1000 Main Street. It will consolidate seven unsafe and overcrowded court facilities under one roof, improving access to justice for all Yolo County residents.
Designed by architects Fentress Architects and Dreyfuss and Blackford of Sacramento, the new Courthouse design features a four-column portico entryway reminiscent of the elegant lines of the old historic Courthouse. The design incorporates many sustainability features and includes numerous energy-saving features that will make the new Courthouse more economical to operate over time.
More information about the new courthouse is available at www.courts.ca.gov/facilities-yolo.htm
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Drive-thru food drop-off today at Whitey's
Whitey's Jolly Kone is hosting a "Drive Thru Canned Food Drive" benefiting Yolo County Children's Alliance, Out of the Box Ministries, and the Christmas Basket Project.
[adrotate group="9″] Bring your donations to Whitey's Jolly Kone at 1300 Jefferson Blvd on Sunday, November 11, anytime between 10am – 3pm.
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'Police Log': West Sac crime reports
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Nov. 2, 7:33 a.m.
A religious-based social service agency reported someone smeared feces on the front door of their Andrew Street facility.
Nov. 2, 4:25 p.m.
A $3,000 bike was reported stolen from a 2nd Street location.
Nov. 2, 5:04 p.m.
A man reported that he left his motorized beach cruiser-style bicycle parked outside a 6th Street market while he went out to shop, and "when he came out, it was gone."
Nov. 2, 8:17 p.m.
A witness said a man and woman were in a domestic dispute at a nearby Merkley Avenue apartment, and the man had "thrown (his) dinner out the door."
Nov. 2, 11:15 p.m.
A shot was fired during a domestic dispute on Aruba Street. According to an arrest report, a 51-year old woman and a man were in an argument. At one point, she threatened him with a 9 mm handgun. He left the room, came back, and took it away.
Later while he was trying to sleep, the woman came into the room he was in, entered a closet, and produced another gun – a revolver that the man hadn't known about. She allegedly told him, "I don't care if I go to jail, I'm not afraid of you."
One round was fired, missing the man – and the man later said he did not know if she fired the gun intentionally. She left the scene in a car, but police detained and arrested her shortly afterward at the corner of Jefferson Blvd. and Higgins Road.
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A resident called 911 to complain that a loud party was still going on at a Sacramento Avenue address, and added that "if (police) are not there in 10 minutes, he was going to go there with a bat and quiet them himself."
Nov. 3, 3:48 a.m.
Staff at a Stillwater Road hotel reported that guests in two rooms "are being loud, jumping on beds, and talking loudly." The guests would not respond to complaints and requests to quiet down.
Nov. 3, 3:53 a.m.
A caller reported that a car hit a house on the 1900-block of Manzanita, and someone received a facial injury from the accident.
Nov. 3, 8:58 a.m.
A boat went into the water near a Port of West Sacramento boat club – along with the trailer it was sitting on and the truck that was towing the trailer. The "subjects that did this" are still on scene, police were told.
Nov. 3, 9:46 a.m.
A Summerfield Drive resident reported someone had vandalized some plants in the yard – part of an ongoing problem.
Nov. 3, 10:33 a.m.
Four laptops cabled and locked to a table were stolen from a Riverside Parkway trade school during the night.
Nov. 3, 10:52 a.m.
A Riverpoint Court retail store reported it had a "cooperative" embezzling suspect in custody. The 20-year old Sacramento man worked as a cashier, and was accused of helping himself to $300 from the till.
Nov. 3, 11:20 a.m.
A witnss said that three people at a 2nd Street residence "have been doing meth all night," and one of them – a woman – had a gun.
Nov. 3, 11:41 a.m.
A resident of Jacquelyn Lane said a 25-year old man had "arrived in a vehicle and was now walking his dog in the area,", and the resident "feels he doesn't belong and wants him contacted." The suspicious subject was black.
Nov. 3, 11:53 a.m.
A resident of Washington Place reported having returned home to find a $2,200 mountain bike stolen from the backyard.
Nov. 3, 2:09 p.m.
During a fight between two sisters-in-law, one assaulted the other by slapping her and clawing her face.
Nov. 3, 2:16 p.m.
A Southport woman reported she and her husband were getting a divorce, and they had been arguing about cheating. She wanted police to check the man's truck parked outside "for his having one pound of marijuana in the vehicle."
Nov. 3, 4:49 p.m.
A caller from Fillmore Place said that about 15 minutes earlier, "approximately six teenagers came by on foot and shot up (his or her) residence with paintball guns." The resident "was hit by some paintballs and has welts."
Nov. 3, 7:02 p.m.
A caller from Todhunter Ave. said he or she had been about to buy a 1998 Ford Explorer, but then "found out it was stolen."
Nov. 3, 9:42 p.m.
A juvenile called police to report that the juvenile's mother and her boyfriend were in a physical fight at their north-area home.
Nov. 3, 11:35 p.m.
A man reported seeing two or three juveniles run away from a tipped-over radar speed-display at the corner of Maryland Court and Stone Boulevard. The youths went into a nearby home.
Nov. 3, 6:18 p.m.
Neighbors at a mobilehome park on the 2200-block of West Capitol complained about a very intoxicated man who was yelling at children. Police contacted him, and found that he had slurred speech, poor gait and other signs of intoxication. They arrested him, finding suspected methamphetamine in a napkin in his front pocket. The man defecated himself. He was jailed.
Nov. 4, 1:06 a.m.
A caller from a motel on the 1000-block of West Capitol said some gang members in two rooms there were hosting a wanted "parolee at large." The man said they apparently knew he called police about the parolee, and he feared "they are going to retaliate since they were standing in front of his residence pointing at him."
Nov. 4, 1:59 a.m.
A woman in the north-city said her ex-husband tried to get into her house, and "while he was there he slashed her tires." When she went outside, he kicked her in the leg, she said.
Nov. 4, 2:14 a.m.
A woman in central West Sacramento reported her ex-husband had threatened her over the phone, "saying he is going to shoot (her) in the back of the head with a 9 mm in his glovebox."
Nov. 4, 4 a.m.
The owner of a 48-foot boat stored on Sacramento Avenue said squatters were apparently inside it. He could see lights inside and the "boat is moving around."
Nov. 4, 11:24 a.m.
At a fast food restaurant on the 1700-block of West Capitol: A "subject outside urinated on the building and is now refusing to leave."
Nov. 4, 11:27 a.m.
A church on Manzanita Way said there was a woman laying down in a parking spot, "awake and breathing but not speaking" to the church representative. The woman possibly had mental health issues.
Nov. 4, 11:57 a.m.
Something was on fire in a field behind a Hearst Street home; the neighbor thought it might be some logs.
Nov. 4, 12:43 p.m.
A city employee discovered someone had burglarized some buildings in a city maintenance facility on South River Road. It was still unknown what had been taken.
Nov. 4, 1:11 p.m.
A Williams Street resident complained that a neighbor sometimes trespasses and steals lemons.
Nov. 4, 1:33 p.m.
A citizen said that near Linden Road and Mojave Drive, there were two men in a possibly-gray older Mustang, "speeding and doing donuts and causing lots of smoke from the tires."
Nov. 4, 1:40 p.m.
A witness reported an incident on 2nd Street in which somebody sprayed pepper-spray into the eyes of a man in his 20s.
Nov. 4, 2:21 p.m.
A citizen called police, reporting that a man and woman threatened him or her, claiming he or she stole an Indian statue.
Nov. 4, 4:22 p.m.
A Westacre Road woman said she had lent her 1993 Saturn to a man on Friday so he could take his friends home. He never returned, and neither has her car or her prescription drugs.
[adrotate group="9″] Nov. 4, 5:39 p.m.
Three "known taggers" (graffiti artists) were seen on the grounds of a rock company at 5th Street and Mill Street.
Nov. 4, 7:08 p.m.
A caller from a supermarket on West Capitol said there was a "white Ford Explorer in the parking lot, blaring profane music." The driver "was possibly part of the (supermarket) strike, but (it was) unknown for sure." The caller asked police to quiet the truck down.
Nov. 4, 7:49 p.m.
A witness said two male subjects were doing drugs – possibly marijuana – near the Little League snack bar at a Euclid Street park.
Nov. 4, 11:32 p.m.
A man called 911, saying "suspects pulled a knife on him and are now following him." The caller's phone then disconnected and dispatchers couldn't reach him.
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Democrats honor John Ohlson
The local River City Democratic Club presented West Sacramento's John Ohlson with a plaque and a cake last month, in honor of his decades of service to the party's work.
"Others deserve it more," Ohlson commented at the presentation.
[adrotate group="10″] He and his late wife, Grace Ohlson, have long been active in Democratic issues as well as West Sacramento civic issues. The ceremony was held at the home of the 90-plus year old resident.
In his honor, the Democrats made a contribution to the American Civil Liberties Union "to fight vote suppression."
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Sign up today for free holiday meal
The Food Bank of Yolo County plans to distribute 1,500 free Thanksgiving Meals this year. Distribution in West Sacramento will be on Nov. 17.
Sign up by today — Friday, Nov. 9 — by calling (530) 668-0648.
[adrotate group="7″] Those who sign up too late for the Thanksgiving meals will automatically be registered to receive holiday food at Christmas in December. Meals include a turkey, fresh produce and non-perishable goods. The program started with a donation from the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation Community Fund in 2011.
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Pickets pop up at Raleys
[adrotate group="9″] FROM THE NEWS–LEDGER — NOV 7, 2012 —
Supermarket workers at Raleys called a strike on Sunday, and picket lines formed among the 128 stores in the chain — including West Sacramento's on West Capitol Avenue.
It is the first strike in the company's 77-year history. The company is based in West Sacramento, with a headquarters on West Capitol near the Tower Bridge. The chain includes Bel Air and Nob Hill stores.
Issues include a pay freeze and benefits. The company says it needs to cut costs in the face of competition from non-union grocers including Walmart, but union leaders say the chain is showing bad faith by refusing to allow its finances to be audited.
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RCHS soccer ends with a win
By Jorden Wusstig
RCHS Journalism Class & Soccer Team Member
After a well fought season and a solid fourth-place league finish, the final game came and went for River City boys soccer.
October 25th was the last game for RCHS seniors Manuel Moreno, Graviel Muniz, Alejandro Castro, Carlos Santilian, and Javier Gomez.
Before the game, a ceremony for the seniors was held. During this ceremony they were escorted by their family members and each had a picture taken. Then the players joined the rest of the team to warm up.
[adrotate group="7″] Once the whistle blew to start the game, RCHS players pressured Liberty Ranch with determination to put on a show for the fans and let the seniors go out with a win. It was nonstop shooting on the Liberty Ranch keeper.
In the 32nd minute, Graviel Muniz had a fantastic volley that put the ball in the back of the net to put RCHS up 1-0. The half ended 1-0 and the players were pumped to slam in a couple more goals.
The second half began and Mario Zambrano had a clean strike on goal that rattled the post and fortunately landed in front of senior captain Manuel Moreno, who kept his composure to make it 2-0.
RCHS continuously possessed the ball and wore the Liberty Ranch team wore out as they tried to chase down the Raiders. In the 59th minute, Mario Zambrano with another clean strike. He had the odds on his side and slipped it right by the post to make the score 3-0.
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"Thank you for what you said."
"Thanks for your comments."
Words heard over and over in elevators, hallways, and coffee breaks in the last couple of weeks, as Colorectal Cancer Coalition research advocates spoke out during research-focused meetings … appreciation expressed for the reality-based voices of patients as research gets planned and evaluated.
We've been busy with three different meetings in the last ten days . . . and a big one coming up.
Colon and Rectal Cancer Clinical Trials Planning Meeting
Pam McAllister and I were in Washington meeting with two of the task forces that provide input to the National Cancer Institute Gastrointestinal Cancers Steering Committee. Pam serves on the Colon Task Force, and I am part of the Rectal/Anal Task Force.
The GI Steering Committee approves new NCI clinical trial concepts and is key to getting trials prioritized and moving ahead. Colorectal Cancer Coalition Board Chair Nancy Roach serves on that critical committee.
The task forces met to set clinical trials priorities and goals for the next eighteen months. There was lots of new thinking and plans for the future. Among ideas discussed in the Rectal Task Force were:
- The importance of clinical trials to find answers that were clinically meaningful to patients rather than just statistically significant.
- Helping patients to balance survival and side effects as they make decisions about their care.
- Reducing the impact of treatment on long-term side effects, including bowel function and peripheral neuropathy.
- Making sure that the right patient gets the right treatment — chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery.
- Including studies of genomic changes upfront in clinical trials.
- Involving advocates.
Comparative Effectiveness Research and Cancer Genomic Medicine
I was one the stakeholders discussing whether there was enough evidence to move ahead with three different genomic tests or if more research was necessary into their value.
My particular concern was screening all colorectal cancer patients' tumors for Lynch syndrome in order to test and protect their relatives.
Unusual for many meetings I attend was the involvement of the people who pay for health care — the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and insurers including Humana and Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Agencies that develop guidelines for testing and treating cancer patients were also there: National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) and Evaluation of Genomic Applications in Practice and Prevention (EGAPP).
EGAPP has developed a recommendation for Genetic testing strategies in newly diagnosed individuals with colorectal cancer aimed at reducing morbidity and mortality from Lynch syndrome in relatives.
Despite fairly good evidence that testings tumors of newly diagnosed people with colorectal cancer for potential Lynch syndrome benefits both patients and their relatives, the group felt that processes were not in place to notify relatives when Lynch syndrome was found or counsel and test those relatives at risk.
Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG)
Pam McAllister and I were back together for the RTOG meeting in San Diego where we both are members of the Patient Advocacy Committee.
Emphasis during the meeting was on Patient-Reported Outcomes or PROs as a way of evaluating and reporting treatment side effects and quality of life.
While chemotherapy and radiation toxicity in clinical trials has normally been reported by doctors and nurses conducting the trials, research shows that there is a significant difference in what patients say about their own side effects and how toxicity gets reported. PROs may be more meaningful and accurate, particularly in helping future patients make treatment decisions.
RTOG is one of the cancer cooperative groups, funded by NCI, to conduct clinical trials.
Stay tuned for reports from the 2011 Gastrointestinal Symposium beginning on Thursday, January 18 in San Francisco.


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Professional Standards of Ethics
In our editorial, Promoting an Environment of Scientific Integrity: Individual and Community Responsibilities, we called for researchers to codify their professional standards of ethics and encouraged the following:
"Our goal therefore is to encourage researchers who have created their own standards of professional ethics to make them as explicit as possible and to share them with co-authors, colleagues, and students and for others who have not yet done so to codify their own. Discussion and dissemination of these individual standards will, we hope, promote the longer-term goal of building consensus as a research community on shared, ethical practice."
Below are several professional codes of ethics. Please consider them, talk about them with your colleagues and present them to your students.
If you would like to submit a code of ethics for posting, please contact the JCR editorial office.
Mary Frances Luce, Ann McGill, and Laura Peracchio
Codes from Members of the JCR Community
Code of Ethics on Consumer Research (Working Draft, June 2012)*
Marketing Area Faculty, McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University
We aspire to create and disseminate knowledge about consumers, customers and markets, with honesty, courage and care, to inform and educate consumers, managers, and policy makers to improve society.
Treatment of Participants
1. I will adhere to the requirements of Georgetown University's Institutional Review Board (IRB) and Social and Behavioral Sciences IRB (IRB-C), which safeguard the rights, privacy, and welfare of all human subjects who participate in research projects conducted by Georgetown University.**
Treatment of Collaborators and Peers
2. I will treat all collaborators in my research with dignity, fairness, and respect.
3. I will be fair and impartial in the peer review process.
Treatment of Research Process
4. I will present the methods and findings of my research such that those who desire can replicate the research.
5. I will explain the assumptions of my research.
6. I will respect the standards of the publications to which I submit my research.
Treatment of Data
7. I will not falsify data.
8. I will be honest in reporting the findings from data I have collected.
9. Without violating any other principles, I will make data available to the public.
*If you have any questions or feedback about this code, please contact a colleague on the Georgetown Marketing Faculty.
**The overall criteria for IRB approval are:
- The risks to subjects are minimized as much as possible.
- The risks to subjects are reasonable in relation to anticipated benefits.
- The informed consent is adequate.
- Where appropriate, the research plan makes provisions for the safety of the subjects during the data collection process.
- Where appropriate, there are adequate provisions to protect the privacy of subjects and maintain confidentiality of data.
- Appropriate safeguards are included within the study to protect the rights and welfare of the vulnerable subjects.
The Vigil of Ethical Research
Julie L. Ozanne, Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech
A conversation on ethics is long overdue and the recent editorial in the Journal of Consumer Research is a welcome invitation to join this dialogue (Luce, McGill, and Peracchio 2012). Many thoughtful points were raised within this editorial, such as our shared desire to generate quality research and the need for distinct standards within alternative paradigmatic traditions. So it is unsurprising that different issues are important for researchers working in critical traditions like the area of transformative consumer research (Mick et al. 2012). We struggle with a different ethical balance between the downside of generating harm and the upside of generating direct benefit for our research participants. Moreover, ethical standards are not only fought out within our community of scholars but researchers must explicitly negotiate the ethical concerns of the group or community under investigation. Ethical issues also unfold during the course of the study and are impossible to anticipate fully. Ethical conundrums span beyond the gathering of data, the analysis and writing of results, and the publishing of papers to issues surrounding the disseminating research for the benefit of those people studied. This ongoing struggle is perhaps best viewed as an ethical vigil.
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Fostering an Ethical Research Community as Doctoral Students: Building Your Own Professional Standards of Ethics
PhD Students of Marketing, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, the City University of New York
As doctoral students, we are in the formative years of our research careers. In developing our foundation as scholars, a guiding ethical compass is paramount. It is especially important for us to establish our ethical values right from the beginning to ensure that conducting research ethically becomes second nature to us, helping to prevent ethical lapses later in our careers. When our own professional standards of ethics are established from the very beginning, we believe we are in a better position to maintain these standards as the pressures of our careers inevitably increase over time.
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Have you ever thought about the iconic Tube maps from London or the Paris Metro maps, in all their stylized glory, and how they would look applied to wine regions?
Well, wonder no more. San Francisco architect and professor David Gissen worked up just such a map; now it is available for purchase as a cool 18 x 24 wall decoration. Each region gets its own color like one of the subway lines and the subregions are various stops. Here's what Gissen said via email about his inspiration for the map:
I guess I made the map as a sort of loving critique. I feel that the American appreciation of EU wine is dominated by a pastoralist point of view and aesthetic. If I see another picture of a vineyard or pruning shears, or a wine map that looks like a hiking map, I might lose it. I believe that French wine (like all EU wine) was born in and through villages, towns and cities. From my perspective it's completely urban. I want to make some artifacts that express my point of view. The map is the first of these. I may make others, but I'm not sure. Of course, if you need to learn the appellations, the metro-wine map is useful, but I'm not primarily interested in its instrumentality. I'm more interested in its ability to shift what we understand wine to be.
Weather: it's what you discuss in elevators or with the in-laws. But if you're a winemaker or even a wine consumer, it can actually be pretty important.
And things are heating up in talking about weather in the wine world. Especially if you are in Bordeaux that is, since it is en fuego! Or something like that: The heat has been abnormally high and the rainfall is way below average. So if the drought-like conditions keep up, the reduced supply of grapes could push wine prices even higher! Is it 2003 all over again? The vintage in Burgundy is also advanced.
By contrast, cut to the Auction Napa Valley this past weekend and people were breaking out the umbrellas rather than the sunscreen. Weather has been cool across the state. Rhys Vineyards has vineyards in more of the marginal weather areas of California and therefore is rightfully weather-obsessed, so their Twitter feed is an excellent source of weather info. Temperatures at their Skyline Vineyard, perched at 2,300-ft elevation, hovered at 49.6 degrees Fahrenheit in May, making it one of the seven coldest Mays since 1931; their vine shoots are about two or three inches behind, they tweet. They say that weather in late June is key for the fruit set so they don't mean to sound gloomy. And after California's cool and damp 2010 vintage, the "high-octane," "fruit-bomb" style is taking it from all sides these days.
Australia was in the headlines for the devastating Queensland floods earlier this year. But even some of the wine growing regions were hit by heavy, "seven year rains" that rotted unpicked grapes quickly and made for a lot of grape selection both in the vineyard and on sorting tables. The Sydney Morning Herald explicitly linked the "soggy" weather to lower alcohol levels.
It's weird that California and France appear to have flipped weather so far for 2011–there's something you can talk about in your next elevator ride. Just don't let the Mayans know since I think that was part of their their 2012 prophecy…
Muscadet gives pleasure when it is freshly squeezed. But aging the best examples can be worth the wait.
Muscadet gains richness with time spent on the lees. Lees are neither Confederate generals nor blue jeans but rather spent yeast cells that fall to the bottom of the barrel or tank when their work is done. Stirring them can give a wine a broader, heftier feeling–without at all adding woodiness.
At Luneau-Papin, the wines not only highlight different soil types, but also different lees aging.The tasty "L d'Or" comes from both granite and gneiss soils and sees 11 months on the lees. (This wine can also do well with extended aging in bottle as the 1999 I recently tasted was fresh and delicious.) The golden "Excelsior" bottling, from schist soils, sees 36 months on the lees and is creamier and richer. Their structured "Peuri Solis" sees 42 months on the lees before bottling.
As the name of the grape (Melon de Bourgonge) suggests, it originally hailed from Burgundy. Some juice from Pierre Luneau-Papin's vineyards recently made a trip back to Burgundy to be made into wine by none other than the maestro J-F Coche, making me wonder if it would be, in fact, be a Melon de Meursault. A call to Coche (he has no email or website I could find) divulged that he had, in fact, mad a "miniscule" amount of Melon de Bourgogne. Coche-Dury has been known to drive wine enthusiasts to the brink of their senses in seeking out his wines. Alas, this curiosity won't ever be available commercially as Coche says it for "personal consumption." But it sure would be fun to try! Read more…
Facebook and Twitter may contribute to toppling regimes these days. But can social media save a winery from falling into the abyss?
A case study is unfolding in France. On January 1, a small wine producer going by the name of "Olivier B." announced on his web site that he was hanging it up. He makes a range of reds and whites from the Côtes du Ventoux appellation that sell for about 12 – 30 euros. He put a picture of his bottles in the shape of a cross, with the hat that adorns the labels of all his wines in the middle, and said it had been his cross to bear for the past few years and the dream was over. His love was lost, both the winery and his parter (simply, "elle") who said she could not support him any more in this venture. The warehouse where he made his wine was for sale and the bank wouldn't grant him a line of credit to buy it.
The French blogosphere then turned Olivier B. into a cause celebre for the misfortune of small vignerons. Many rallied to his cause (see a summary). Two bloggers organized a public tasting of his wines in Paris. The big breakthrough appears to have been when the Miss Glou Glou blog at lemonde chimed in. Then a local paper, La Provence, picked up his story. Then AFP ran a story. The media tsunami continued with TV channel Canal+ and radio stations from France, Belgium and Switzerland running stories. Traffic to his blog took off. But more importantly, sales started flowing, and he had 20,000 euros of sales in two weeks.
He wrote in a posting on his blog that making "Parkerized" wines was never his objective but during his deepest, darkest moments, he did think that if he got a 95-point score from Parker that all his problems would be solved. But now, he says, thanks to the blogosphere he has "hundreds of Parkers" to thank for the turnaround.
This fascinating story isn't over, of course. Check out Olivier's blog for the latest. One interesting aspect is that despite the apparent globalization of the internet, this story hasn't reached the English language blogosphere or media. Another is that the blogosphere rallied in an advocacy mode. Whether and how many times it could be repeated is an open question. But certainly Olivier B. is glad it has worked so well this time.
It's not every evening I get to taste ten white Burgundies with a decade or so of age. For one, they're often expensive. But they're also a category that has not been aging well in the bottle, thanks primarily to the issue of "premox," or premature oxidation, the cause of which is little known despite plaguing bottles since the 1996 vintage. So I delighted to have the chance to taste through several bottles at a collector's house recently to assess the risk and reward of white Burgundy. From this admittedly small sample of premier and grand cru wines from good vintages, I'd say the risks outweigh the rewards. One factor is that the wines are quite expensive, almost calling out for cellaring; bright, fresh acidity can be found much less money with Bourgogne blanc (or Chablis), for example. So it is frustrating when wines that appear fresh in the first lap of five years or so after vintage, appear to grow tired too fast.
What's your assessment of the risk and reward of white Burgundy?
The whole lineup—complete with a surprise!—follows after the jump. Read more…
How does cabernet franc age? On my recent trip to the Loire, I got an excellent chance to explore this issue at the cellars of none other than Domaine Bernard Baudry in Chinon, one of my favorite producers in the Loire. Read more…
Florent Baumard makes gorgeous, beautifully precise wines from Savennieres, Coteaux du Layon and Quarts de Chaume, among other appellations. His family has been making wine there since 1634. But since 2005, in a move somewhat at odds with the region and age-worthy wines, he's been putting the wines all under screw cap.
The experiment first started in 2003. Frustrated by the different evolution of wines under cork, Baumard started with the Clos du Papillon bottling from Savennieres: Half the production went under cork, half under screw cap (aka Stelvin closure). Within two years all the still wines were under screwcap. I tasted the 2007 Clos du Papillon Savennieres and didn't find it reduced but it was tight, presumably from youth. I also had a 1999 Clos de Saint Yves Savennieres, bottled under cork, that wasn't showing too much evolution; instead it was rich, layered and deliciously complex as chenin blanc can be. So is it the right call? Who knows. One day in the future, it would be fascinating to taste some of those '03s bottled under different closures.
I tweeted about the screw caps–not exactly breaking news, but interesting nonetheless–and someone joked if Florent wasn't just a little bit Australian. No, he replied, but after his saga with verdelho, he admitted he admires their freedoms.
The Loire has such diverse wines–red, white, pink, sparkling, sweet–that there's enough to keep a wine enthusiast's attention for a long time. Add to that a refreshing level of acidity in the wines and there's a lot to interest a foodie too since the wines pair so well with food. And of course they offer some of the best values in the wine world.
I had the opportunity to meet vignerons and taste over 300 wines last week in situ. Some of the wines were embryonic, barely finished fermenting and difficult to assess. Others had glorious amounts of age on them, a decade or three, including Domaine Huet and Domaine Baudry. (As I mentioned in a previous post, most of my time was at the wine trade show, the Salon des Vins de Loire, which tends to favor breadth over depth. But I did get to poke around in a couple of troglodyte caves hewn from limestone.)
I also blind tasted 70 Loire wines at the NY offices of Wine & Spirits a couple of weeks before I left. As a general sketch for such a large region, I've reached the following conclusions about the three vintages now or soon to be on the market: 2008 was noted by higher acidity and in some subregions, lower yields; 2009 has slightly rounder wines, which can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on your perspective and the wine; and 2010 is an exciting vintage, somewhere in between the two previous ones stylistically. I will add some more flesh to these bare bones in a future posts, particularly for Muscadet, some cabernet franc, and one heirloom variety. So stay tuned for some related posts in coming days and weeks.


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Tabletop Accessories, n. The various items Philolexian has acquired over the years, held onto like pack rats, and proudly displays on the table at each meeting.
The Sergeant at Arms collects a fee for the various fines and deposits those fines in the Mr. Potato head figure. His name is Kip Corwin.
The official pugilist clergyman of the society was acquired via a nomenclaturist general's letter.
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Optimizing A Latitude E4310 With Windows 7
August 24, 2010
These are instructions for optimizing/"Pennifying" a Dell Latitude E4310 with Windows 7 for the University's environment. These instructions also are generally applicable to other modern Latitudes such as the E4200, E5410, E6410, and E6510.
Install and Configure PennConnect Applications
- Install the latest version of the PennConnect DVD (the current version is Fall 2010).
- If you are on-campus in an area with AirPennNet, a dialog box will open asking you for your PennKey user name and password. Enter these and you will be connected to the network.
- Restart the E4310.
- Update your virus definitions by opening Symantec Endpoint Protection and running LiveUpdate.
Run Windows Update
- From the Start menu, run Windows Update and install all important updates (accept any license agreements that pop up).
- Restart the E4310.
Install Dell Client System Update
- Download Dell Client System Update from this link.
- Launch the installer and click the Install button. A screen may appear warning that Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 must be installed.
- Click the Install button. A Setup screen appears.
- Click the Next button and select the I accept the terms in the license agreement radio button.
- Click the Next button.
- Click the Next button.
- Click the Install button.
- Click the Finish button.
- Click the Finish button.
Run Dell Client System Update
- Launch Dell Client System Update from the Start Menu.
- Click the arrow next to Check for Dell Updates. Client System Update will check with Dell's web-site for relevant updates.
- Click the checkbox next to Automatically reboot system when needed.
- Click the Install button. Client System Update will download and install the updates.
- Click the Reboot Now button. The E4310 restarts.
Update Important Drivers
Install these drivers from Dell's Support site:
Dell Multi-Touch Touchpad (released 5/17/2010)
Update Other Applications
Adobe Reader, Firefox, and Thunderbird (all installed by the PennConnect DVD) have their own updaters. Make sure you let those run and update the applications to their latest versions.
--John Mulhern III, Lead for Client Technologies, ISC Technology Support Services (August 24, 2010)
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Britain missing emissions target
Tony Blair today conceded that Britain is likely to miss its self-imposed target for reducing carbon dioxide emissions, but insisted it would still meet its commitments under the Kyoto protocol.
Labour is committed to a pledge, made in two successive manifestos, to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2010 to 20% below 1990 levels. But during prime minister's questions, Mr Blair said that current projections point only to a 14% reduction.
Under Kyoto, the UK is legally bound to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 12.5% below 1990 levels between 2008 and 2012.
Mr Blair, however, said there were still some years to go before Britain has to meet the 20% target. "We do not accept that we won't meet it," he told Charles Kennedy, prompting the Liberal Democrat leader to respond: "You talk a very good game, you persuade yourself, but you fail to deliver."
The prime minister was speaking ahead of today's publication of a review of the government's climate change programme, which was launched in 2000. It is expected to show that emissions of carbon dioxide currently stand at only 7.5% below the 1990 baseline - the same as when Labour came to power in 1997.
Mr Blair has said he wants climate change to be the priority for Britain's presidencies of the G8 and European Union next year. But his admission echoed an earlier concession by his environment secretary that "we are not doing as well as we hoped" on the issue.
Margaret Beckett told Radio 4's Today programme: "We have set ourselves pretty high targets. Actually we are well ahead of our main legal commitment, but we set ourselves more ambitious targets and we have to do more to try to reach them."
Growth in exhaust fumes from road traffic is thought to be largely to blame for the failure to cut emissions as fast as was hoped.
Mrs Beckett said: "We are today publishing the review exactly because we recognise we are not doing as well as we had hoped and we want to do more." She stated that she was happy for people to keep up the pressure on the government because "all of us have to do more".
Friends of the Earth has called for new policies to give incentives for the power sector and industry to make large cuts in emissions through investment in new technologies. It is also urging tough financial penalties for gas-guzzling vehicles, extra duty on road fuels and taxes on aviation.
Tony Juniper, a director of the pressure group, said: "Time is running out. If the climate change programme fails to make significant cuts in UK greenhouse gas emissions, the prime minister's ability to persuade other countries to take the issue seriously will be totally undermined."
The Liberal Democrat environment spokesman, Norman Baker, said: "Tony Blair cannot expect the public and businesses to take the environment seriously when his own government departments have shown such disregard for the issue.
"Mr Blair's record on climate change shows that he will always take the side of the polluter over the environment. He has consistently pulled the green carpet from under Margaret Beckett's feet to appease the smoke-stack DTI."
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Active Learning | Entry Level | Math
- Understand the order of PEMDAS
- Apply PEMDAS to an equation to get the correct answer
- Explain why the answer to an equation is correct using PEMDAS
- Students will solve problems using PEMDAS to recall the order of operations
NETS Profiles for Technology Literate Students
- Use content-specific tools, software, and simulations (e.g., environmental probes, graphing calculators, exploratory environments, Web tools) to support learning and research.
- Select and apply technology tools for research, information analysis, problem solving, and decision making in content learning.
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When Kevin Durant sat down on the court to avoid watching teammate Russell Westbrook's decisive free throws in the final seconds of Game 5, he gave the Internet the perfect excuse to have some fun.
There's nothing better than seeing an iconic sports image turned into a social-media craze. Thanks to Twitter, the world was able to see what other huge moments Durant missed out on:
May 14, 2014
"@HPbasketball: Photoshop contest! Huge events behind KD! RT @mikepradasbn Ronald Martinez/Getty Images" Titanic pic.twitter.com/kzvR9BBQQ4— Sir. ℒancé (LZA) (@TheChocoThunder) May 14, 2014
HAHAHA RT @World_Wide_Wob: "RT @HPbasketball Photoshop contest! Huge events behind KD!" . pic.twitter.com/2kirLFxpiq— Hardwood Paroxysm (@HPbasketball) May 14, 2014
Kevin. Behind you pic.twitter.com/FFfyt4iEPa— Brian Floyd (@BrianMFloyd) May 14, 2014
Had to give it a try pic.twitter.com/S7Qa9km42H— Tim (@ChuckShots) May 14, 2014
#KevinDurant sitting down during free throws in last night..wait, is that #MannyPacquiao? pic.twitter.com/wOuamwnbs0— #Moreno (@morenorodz) May 14, 2014
Apparently, the 2013-14 NBA Most Valuable Player wasn't the only one who couldn't watch Westbrook at the charity stripe:
KD couldn't stand to watch...neither could Patrick Star. pic.twitter.com/s5YCs6NCdo— World of Isaac (@WorldofIsaac) May 14, 2014
Westbrook ended up sinking all of his free throws, allowing the Oklahoma City Thunder to down the Los Angeles Clippers, 105-104.


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YP-T10 User Manual and Quick Thoughts
I wanted to supplement Zeddicus's link to the P2 manual, so here's a link to the YP-T10 manual.
Quick Thoughts:
So what do you guys think?
I'm in close touch with a the quality controller by samsung france and he told me all the new models are bluetooth ;)
what he told me:
If you have a bluetooth hearphone, you can get the call through the T10 without touching your mobile phone ;)
And on the S5, the voice directly goes out from the external speaker^^
I have a t10
i didn't find anything in the book about it connecting to the phone. it does say it won't work with mono headphones though, i have a razr w/ BT, but i don't know if it only works with samsung, i tried to get them to connect, but neither would find the other one, though i'm not really good with BT yet.
I'm also looking into the playlist thing, the rio riot was the best so far, i must have had 90 play lists on it, you could dump the music on the player then tag it to be in as many lists as you wanted.
With the T10 it looks like you can have five play lists created on the player with 200 songs per list, or up to 400 play lists made in media studio with 400 songs per list.
However if the song is place in each list, it is impossible to have 16000 songs on this, so that doesn't make sense, but I can't find anything saying if it merely tags the song on the player to be in whatever list or if i have the same song on 3 lists, if it is saved to the player three times.
I just got the T10 and there is no phone support from what i see. I tried to pair it with my Treo 750... no luck.
bluetooth 2.0
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What's your most difficult model kit?
Posted 19 October 2012 - 06:14 PM
So, what's the most difficult model kit you've ever actually bought? Mine was an Evangelion Technique Impossible from Kotobukiya. Picked it up on Yahoo Japan auction, soon as I got it and opened the box, I put it up on eBay.
That was about 10 years ago, so I might be able to tackle it now, but I remember that thing being complex!!
Posted 19 October 2012 - 07:34 PM
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Posted 20 October 2012 - 03:17 AM
Do you mean already built or a model that "it seems" to be difficult?
One that you bought, and was just too much to handle. Like I said, I got the Technique Impossible, took one look at the instructions and parts, and knew there was no way I was going to be able to build that.
Ahh, wood model ships. Didn't even think about those!
Posted 20 October 2012 - 04:02 AM
For me, it's the Border Break Zebra 22. Still taking notes and planning how to go about painting up the weapons, filling in the seam lines, and masking the curved parts, a year after the purchase. Not exactly the simple snap-fit kit I imagined it was.
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Posted 20 October 2012 - 11:27 AM
But, the most difficult one for me is the one on the garage that hasn't been started. Hahaha
I've built dioramas with tanks and all. Even those tanks are not too difficult.
Posted 21 October 2012 - 02:36 AM
Did an AWESOME job!!!
It was for my daughter.
Then the wife was cleaning and knocked it off the dresser...it fell and broke in a million pieces.
Some kits are just a pain to put together.
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Posted 21 October 2012 - 08:24 PM
The Ome Oye Toys Banshee garage kit. While the cast was perfect, the intricate paint pattern, the three-layered construction and the tiny bits were almost killing me.
Had one of those. Sold it so I didn't have to worry about those fiddly bits.
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Posted 22 October 2012 - 05:40 PM
Hasegawa's 1/350 scale Akagi.... I've three of the AA mounts and become scared stiff at the thought of all the etched brass, wooden decks and people... Oh, so many tiny little people!
I've been slowly building a 1/200 yamato, with all the same issues. Its fairly difficult... or maybe the word is time consuming. The toughest build I've ever completed is a High Planes Canberra bomber in 1/72. Low run injection plastic kit... it was a bear to build.
Posted 24 October 2012 - 01:20 PM
Italeri 1/48 F-14A Plus. It's un-glueable. (you know un-paintable plastic? Well, this was un-glueable). I am not the only one to report this issue with this kit. It just repels glue---it can and WILL just pop open what would normally be a very secure (and dried) seam. Never did finish it. I think it was specific sprues/trees that were affected---like they had a really weird batch of plastic or something that only went into some parts of the molds---because all the weapons were fine, but the main body parts just would NOT stay together.
You beat me to it with this kit, I had that same problem. I was lucky the Hobby Shop owner is a great guy & realized the kits weren't very good, so he sold me a Hasegawa 1/48 F-14D (VF-2) for 60% off, well worth it! (Pays to be a very long time customer)
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The Lynx host the Los Angeles Sparks in Game One of the Western Conference finals tonight. The teams split the four meetings during the regular season, with each team winning both games on their home floor. Tip-off tonight is at 7 p.m. Here is Minnesota's upcoming schedule in the best-of-three Western Conference Finals:
Game One – Los Angeles at Minnesota, Thursday, 7pm Game Two – Minnesota at Los Angeles, Sunday, 2:30pm Game Three (if necessary): Los Angeles at Minnesota, Wednesday, 7pm


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Angelenos – still 3.5 hours left to get tickets online to see me in conversation with the Maestro, Doug Block himself, about the Art of the Personal Documentary for IDA's Doc-U series. You can also show up at the door. We'll be having a F2F afterwards in the courtyard, so come out and show your love.
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