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The MUSC Transplant Center is committed to enhancing the quality of life for patients in need of transplantation, through innovative treatments and advanced clinical research, creating exceptional outcomes in patient-centered healing environment. The center is the only comprehensive transplant center for pediatric patients in South Carolina. Our nationally recognized transplant program specializes in advanced clinical practices in transplantation, wait list management and collaboration with referring physicians to optimize care for donors and recipients.
The University HealthSystem Consortium (UHC) recognizes the MUSC Transplant Center for mortality, clinical outcomes and length of stay. The rankings are published in the third quarter (July-September 2007) UHC clinical outcomes report analyzing product line mortality. MUSC sent liver transplant coordinator Dru MacPherson to support patients and families.
MUSC's kidney and pancreas transplant program performed significantly better than expected in terms of mortality: no deaths were observed in the 12 months ending September 2007. MUSC had one of the shortest average lengths of stay among the 77 institutions reviewed in this report. MUSC's liver transplant program also reported one of the shortest average lengths of stay among 54 institutions for the period of July through September 2007.
Centered on patients and families
MUSC Transplant Center coordinates care around the needs of patients and families to provide the best possible care to every patient and family every day. A statewide network of outreach clinics makes the transplant process as convenient as possible for patients and their families.
Aggressive management of performance outcomes
The MUSC Transplant Center exceeds the national standards for transplant outcomes through the use of standardized protocols, research and data-driven quality improvement.
Early referrals can make a vital difference. Healthier patients are simply stronger for surgery and recovery. Early referral proves to be most advantageous for patients. Often, the underlying diseases are accompanied by life-threatening complications. Early evaluation, before secondary complications progress, increases the likelihood of positive patient outcomes. The process is certainly easier on a family if initiated before the patient requires intensive inpatient care. Each patient receives a full multidisciplinary team evaluation. And although the patient may not be considered a candidate for transplantation, medical, social and financial issues are evaluated so that the patient can be carefully followed and treated.
To speak with a specialist at MUSC or a member of the transplant team, physicians may call MUSC MEDULINE AT 1-800-922-5250 or 843-792-2200.


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- Fixed an error where loading config files from previous versions would crash the application.
- Added a RAM sensor for used memory.
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You're the best!!! many thanks!
there is a mismatch between your tool and others in frequency measurement.
I have an AMD 64 X2 CPU. Your tool says Bus speed about 111 Mhz and CPUZ says 201 Mhz. The Multiplikator is the same. Processorspeed 889 Mhz vs. 1610 Mhz
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Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 РУГАЕТСЯ!!!!! и блокирует!!!!
С сегодняшнего дня все хорошо. Программа лучшая в своем роде. Спасибо.
Nice job…I'll make sure to kick a few bucks your way.
Probable bug: the program periodically shows the GPU fan on my Radeon HD 6800 spinning at 16,200,000 RPM. Most of the other numbers reported are in range with what I'd expect.
Could you add option File->Reset to right mouse click on gadget? We would very appreciate. Thank for all work!
Is there a possibility that Open Hardware Monitor would affect to unload/load mechanism that these modern energy saving hard drives have? I'm kinda in the beginning of my study, but so far it seems OHM somehow interrupts that unloading cycle, preventing drive to fall to idle state.
Drive makes pretty much the same noise as it does while booting once in a minute. You know, that gets to mans nerves. When OHM is not loaded, it's pretty much silent. Makes kinda think does it affect in similar manner than CrystalDiskInfo, that user techcurious talks of in the end of this discussion:
Drive itself seems to be fine, just generating ridiculous amounts of load/unload smart values, 1000 in 3 days. I'll see if it's any less when HDM is not loaded. So far it is far more silent, no click noises once in a minute.
Is it possible to change default server IP ?
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Tennessee Tech Coach Watson Brown is eager to see how much former Tennessee receiver Da'Rick Rogers is capable of learning in one practice with the Golden Eagles.
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Nice to meet you. My name is David Ryan Harris.
Born in Chicago. Raised in Atlanta. Live in Los Angeles.
I heard music, melodies and stories in my head as a child.
They never went away and I hope they never do.
After experimenting with drums, piano and other instruments in my teens I began my love/hate affair with the guitar.
So, there it is: I am a soul singer who plays guitar.
And sometimes: I am a guitarist who sings soulfully.
Drawn to the blues after hearing songs by Son House, Robert Johnson and others and growing up at a time when Prince, Parliament/Funkadelic, Stevie Wonder and other musicians were stretching the boundaries of popular music I began to understand that music could not and should not be limited by our often narrow views of what it should be.
Co-founded a band called Follow For Now in 1988 in the hopes of creating a sound that combined all the influences that had been shaping my musical vision:
Bad Brains meets Stevie Wonder and Public Enemy in Memphis.
While the band had a short life, it was my launching pad, as it allowed me to taste the fruits of such a strange mess of musical ingredients.
Signed to Chrysalis in 1990 and released "Follow For Now"
Signed to Brendan O'brien's Columbia imprint in 1997, released a self-titled record and began to spread my wings as an artist, writer and producer.
Signed to Elektra in 2000, with a band called Brand New Immortals and released Tragic Show. Label folded. Band followed suit.
Self released "The Bittersweet" in 2007.
Since then I have had the pleasure of writing with, playing with and/or producing artists from Dave Matthews, Cassandra Wilson, Derek Trucks, Santana, Marc Broussard, Guy Sebastian and have played in John Mayer's band since 2004.
This is still the beginning.
Yes, it's nice to meet you. My name is David Ryan Harris.


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Cyber-Ark® Software, the leading global information security provider for protecting and managing critical applications, identities and sensitive information, today announced that the company has been named an Excellence award finalist in the Best Security Company category of the 2013 SC Awards. The designation recognizes the company for outstanding leadership and achievement in information security. In addition, Cyber-Ark's Privileged Identity Management solution was selected as a Reader's Trust Award finalist in the Best Identity Management Application category. The winners will be announced at the 2013 SC Awards U.S. ceremony to be held on Feb. 26, 2013 in San Francisco.
"The Cyber-Ark team is excited to be named a finalist in two SC Magazine Award categories that signify our dual commitment to product innovation and IT security industry leadership," said Udi Mokady, president and CEO of Cyber-Ark Software. "This industry honor recognizes the work of our entire team as we strive to redefine traditional approaches to security in order to secure organizations' critical assets and protect them from sophisticated and evolving cyber attacks."
With increased organizational awareness of the connection between privileged accounts and persistent internal and external security threats, Cyber-Ark continues to accelerate growth, fuelled by adoption of its Privileged Identity Management Suite. The company and the solution were selected as SC Award finalists from hundreds of entries submitted by IT security companies. Awards and entries are evaluated by SC Magazine's editorial team for their breadth of knowledge and experience in the information security industry.
"We're proud to acknowledge the achievements of Cyber-Ark and their Privileged Identity Management Suite as Excellence and Reader's Trust Awards finalists," said Illena Armstrong, vice president and editorial director of SC Magazine. "The cyber risks facing private and public sectors are almost unimaginable, but Cyber-Ark is one of a select few facing this challenge head-on to fend off the many would-be attacks."
The SC Awards, now in its 16th year, are the premier global recognition for information technology (IT) security professionals and products that defend against the myriad of security threats in today's corporate world. Winners of this year's SC Awards U.S. will be announced at a gala dinner and awards ceremony to be held in San Francisco on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013.
About Cyber-Ark
Cyber-Ark® Software is a global information security company that specializes in protecting and managing privileged users, sessions, applications and sensitive information to improve compliance, productivity and protect organizations against insider threats and advanced external threats. With its award-winning Privileged Identity Management, Privileged Session Management and Sensitive Information Management Suites, organizations can more effectively manage and govern data center access and activities, whether on-premise, off-premise or in the cloud, while demonstrating returns on security investments. Cyber-Ark works with more than 1,100 customers, including more than 35 percent of the Fortune 100. Headquartered in Newton, Mass., Cyber-Ark has offices and authorized partners in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. For more information, please visit www.cyber-ark.com.
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Man accused of leaving scene after crashing into guardrailNovember 20,2013MANCHESTER — An Arlington man was arraigned Monday after police said he crashed into a guardrail in Manchester in September and caused significant damage but left the scene without reporting the crash to police.
Alexander Richardson, 19, of Arlington, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court Monday to a misdemeanor charge of leaving the scene of an accident.
In an affidavit, Officer Daniel Steere of the Manchester Police Department said he was dispatched Sept. 18 to the scene of a crash on Barnumville Road at a bridge just west of the Route 7 overpass around 5:30 a.m. Steere said police had information that the crash happened about four hours earlier, but it hadn't been reported.
Steere said he found debris from a vehicle in the road and "significant damage" to the guardrail on the bridge. From the vehicle, he found a headlight assembly and the vehicle's license plate and frame.
Steere said the eastern end support pole for the guard rail was bent 80 to 90 degrees. Many of the support poles had been broken off, and Steere said the damage to those poles was significant along all 102 feet of the guardrail.
According to Steere, the other headlight assembly was found in the river.
Following a trail of antifreeze, Steere tracked the car along Winter Road to a jeep trail. About a mile from the crash site, Steer found two men sleeping around a fire pit.
Steere said there were beer cans and small wine bottles around the fire pit as well.
According to the affidavit, Steere woke one of the men, later identified as Richardson. Steere said Richardson admitted that he had been driving and had crashed into the guardrail, but said he didn't think there had been any damage to the guardrail.
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What is it with these anachronistic instructors who insist on doing these things by hand?. Tell your instructor I said to look at the calendar. It's 2008, not 1908. Does he/she want you to calculate square roots by hand as well?.
Anyway, you can google and find some things. Here is what wiki has to say about it.
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There are different formulas and methods. Excel may use a different program compared to another. That is why you may get different results from different applications.
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With a stay at Hotel la Bastida in Toledo, you'll be convenient to San Martin Bridge and San Juan de los Reyes. This hotel is within close proximity of Monastery of Saint John of the Kings and Synagogue of Saint Mary the White. Make yourself at home in one of the 24 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily. Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance. Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or grab a snack at a coffee shop/café. Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.


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Steelers 2013 schedule releasedThe San Diego Chargers 2013 season schedule has just been released. The NFL released the schedule for the 2013 season and the Ravens open up on the road at 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 5 against the Denver Broncos. "It looks like a fun schedule for our fans. What … (more)Source: post-gazette.com
49ers' 2013 schedule released49ers' 2013 schedule released The playoff whipping the 49ers handed the Packers in January prompted Green Bay's defensive staff to trek to Texas A&M this offseason to study the read-option. In last season's rematch, of course, San Francisco beat Gre…Source: sfgate.com
Chiefs' 2013 regular-season schedule releasedThe NFL released 2013 schedules Thursday night. Here's Chiefs beat reporter Adam Teicher's breakdown of Kansas City's schedule.Source: kansascity.com
Chargers 2013 Schedule AnnouncedA complete, in-depth analysis of the San Diego Chargers 2013 schedule.Source: chargers.com
NFL - These matchups highlight 2013 scheduleBoth new and old rivalries dot an exciting 2013 NFL schedule, writes John Clayton.Source: ESPN.com
A team-by-team look at the 2013 NFL scheduleHere's a team-by-team look at the 2013 NFL schedule.Source: detnews.com
Seattle Seahawks 2013 NFL schedule releasedThe Seattle Seahawks will play in four prime-time games during the 2013 NFL season. The Seahawks will play twice on Monday Night Football, at least once on Sunday Night Football and once on Thursday night.Source: seattletimes.com
2013 Chargers schedule picked apartMatt Calkins and Tom Krasovic break down the Chargers' 2013 schedule.Source: signonsandiego.com
NFL announces 2013 regular season scheduleThe National Football League announced its full 256-game 2013 regular season schedule on Thursday night, confirming an earlier report that the season would open with the Baltimore Ravens traveling to the Denver Broncos on Sept. 5. "Kickoff Weekend&…Source: yahoo.com
Pittsburgh Steelers schedule analysisBreakdown: The schedule-makers believe the Pittsburgh Steelers are going to bounce back from a disappointing 8-8 season. The Steelers play four prime-time games, including two in the first three weeks of the season. After opening at home against the Ten…Source: ESPN.com
Ravens 2013 schedule: Instant analysisThe NFL released the schedule for the 2013 season and the Ravens open up on the road at 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 5 against the Denver Broncos.Source: baltimoresun.com
Giants 2013 Regular Season Schedule ReleasedThe NFL released their full 256-game regular season schedule tonight. The Giants will appear in primetime five times this season, despite not qualifying for the playoffs last year. Outside of their required home-and-home contests vs their divisional opp…Source: giantsfootballblog.com


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Delaware Carnegie library, 1926
The Columbus Dispatch - May 25, 2012 03:55 PM
This 1926 photo shows the Carnegie library building in Delaware, Ohio. It was one of over 2,500 libraries funded by Andrew Carnegie throughout the world.
According to the book Carnegie Libraries of Ohio by Mary Ellen Armentrout, in 1902 Andrew Carnegie responded to a letter from Delaware resident T.C. Jones by pledging $20,000 for a library.
The library, to be located at 101 N. Sandusky St. , was designed by Columbus architect John M. Marriott. It was built in 1906 next to the Delaware County Courthouse. The cost was $21,500 – Carnegie covered the unanticipated expenses.
One of the building's most interesting features was a central rotunda with a stained glass dome. The circulation desk sat under it. In 1970 the dome was covered with a drop ceiling in an effort to conserve energy.
The Carnegie building remained a library until 1980, when the book collection was moved to a new home at 84 E. Winter St. The building, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, was sold to Delaware County. An expansion in 1997 that cost a whopping $3.5 million tripled its size. It is now home to the Delaware County commissioners.
There are two Carnegie libraries in Franklin County – the Columbus Metropolitan Main Library on Grant Avenue and one located in Westerville at Otterbein College. Eighty-two Carnegie libraries were built in Ohio.


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Located in the middle of the Anderson Valley wine district, Hendy Woods State Park is warmer and less foggy than redwood parks along the coast. The park is located on one of the scenic by-ways, the Greenwood Road, or State Highway 128, just southeast of its junction of with Highway 101. Phone (707) 895-3537 or (707) 937-5804 for more information.
Azalea Campground: Four campsites (#5, #37, #40 and #41) dispersed in this campground loop are generally accessible. Activity areas are paved and include accessible picnic tables and fire circles. Tent areas may be small. Restrooms with showers near site 5 and site 17 are usable. Path of travel from each site is about 600 feet.
Wildcat Campground: Puma, a one room cabin in this campground loop, is generally accessible. It is ramped, though some assistance may be needed at door threshold. The cabin contains two bunks, a small table and two chairs, and is heated by a wood stove. Wood is for sale at the park. Water is available nearby. Generally accessible restrooms with showers are close by in this loop, near site 49. Route of travel to restrooms may have some sloped areas that could require help. Assistance may be required at cabin's gravel parking space and at unpaved picnic area. Cabin may be rented up to 7 months in advance during summer season at www.reserveamerica.com. Call park for rental information in off season or for more information.
The All Access Trail is a multi-use redwood forest trail, 0.53 mile long. Rains during early 2006 moved some bridges, so the trail is not fully accessible pending repairs. Trailhead and restroom at the day use area parking lot. Parking: Unmarked but paved, flat and generally accessible. Restroom: A portable restroom is usable. Path of travel from parking area to trail is generally accessible.


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Italian-Japanese at Dieci, Where Small Plates Make Big Moves
Are the longer, proper SE review of the past no more? If so, I'll miss them.
Gramercy Tavern's Must-Eat Lemon Sherbet
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What's it Like to Open a Gentrifying Restaurant?
@DCDreams No, I think if you pour all of your money into a business the goal is to make money back. I think doing something for the community would be the desirable byproduct. If you can't feed your family, you're not able to do anything for any community. I also don't think the article or the owner are saying that this isn't gentrification.
2 Hour Wait at Battersby? Where to Eat and Drink Nearby
Jakewalk is one of the most underrated bars (for drinks, food, people) in this part of Brooklyn.
Who Makes the Best Pasta in NYC?
Second Franny's; everyone talks about the piza, but the pasta is fantastic. Always seasonal. Always tons of butter.
Ask the Critic: My Brooklyn 'Vacation,' a Guide for Manhattanites
This article was worth the click alone to learn that Vinegar Hill House now takes reservations!
First Look: Cocktails and Pintxos at Toro New York
for $15 a pop those are some seriously shallow pours for a coupe glass
Ribalta: Neo-Neapolitan in Union Square
is the DOC $9 (slideshow) or $15 (article)? former would be a steal.
Williamsburg: Zizi Limona and The New Middle Eastern Cuisine
Went this weekend. Totally great.
Wylie Dufresne's Alder: Better Bar Food Through Science
the liver looks tiny but the half-pours look mighty generous. i'm intrigued.
Brooklyn: New Franny's Going Strong
Question: I've been going to Franny's for a few years now, and just have been to afraid to ask. Is there are real reason not to cut the pie for a customer? Is it just an allegiance to being "authentic?" That logic just doesn't hold for me, particularly for this restaurant. But is there more to it than that?
A Sandwich a Day: Tuna Melt at Classic Coffee Shop
Any idea if the ham served on the breakfast sandwich is Taylor Ham (pork roll)?
Serious Eats Neighborhood Guides: John DeLucie's West Village
I previously thought this guy was the worst. Now, after reading him doing less with this feature than I think every other chef featured in the past, my thought has been confirmed.
Mayfield: A Welcome Addition to Crown Heights
sounds just wonderful. i live within walking distance and will be going
Upper West Side: Harriet's Kitchen's Cheeseburgers Haven't Aged Well
I don't know if it's just the photo, but that don't look pink to me.
Salvation Taco: April Bloomfield's Offbeat Taqueria in Murray Hill
I'm wondering if Carey is starting to get the star/noticed reviewer treatment. The Voice reviewed the Tortas today and had a totally opposite experience with the chicken. Pictures look totally different too.
American Flatbread: A Dose of Sweetness at NY Pizzeria
Maybe I'm overlooking something, but what exactly is in the Medicine Wheel Pizza? Just a plain pie?
Center Bar in the Time Warner Center: Michael Lomonaco Does Small Plates
I agree that the price for those cocktails is unfortunate, but given the location it's neither really surprising nor unreasonable.
5 Best Happy Hours in Nolita, NYC
Prima is a tad north (probably the EV), but their daily 5-7 PM, 2 for 1 on all oysters and cocktails bears a mention. So good.
A Sandwich a Day: Grilled Fish at Maysville
Had dinner here for my birthday last weekend. Just a lovely meal.
We Eat Every Arepa at Caracas Arepa Bar
These pictures are wonderful.
Where to Drink Cocktails in Astoria and Long Island City, Queens
You really think the Radegast crowd/vibe is markedly superior to the Beer Hall? Every time I've been to the former it's been so loud (with yes, fratty types) it's impossible to hear the person talking across from you. I prefer it's beer and food to the Bohemian Beer Hall, but in my experiences there it isn't positively distinguishable in terms of overall environment.
Good Bread: Alfama, Portuguese Bread in Midtown East
As someone who spends a lot of time in Newark, I'd love a Serious Eats overview of the best of the Ironbound. Do I have any hope?
We Chat With Pastry Chef Alex Ray of North End Grill
It's not really important, but the point I was making was that if that's what she was doing prior to law school, it's likely she was never wanting for money, and going into pastry was not as financially risky for her as the article makes it seem. From personal experiences, I know that most people work through the period that they study for the test, or do so while they're still in college. Others, if they want to buckle down and just concentrate on the LSAT alone, quit their jobs and move home to study. I've never heard of someone moving to Micronesia to study. I obviously don't know her circumstances, but it sounds like a rich person thing to do.
We Chat With Pastry Chef Alex Ray of North End Grill
Moving to an island in Micronesia to study for the LSAT for 8 months? Thus ends the sympathetic-I-don't-any-money theme.


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Update on Letter Supporting Funding for FY13 for the State & Tribal Wildlife Grants Program
UPDATED August 14 (5:30pm). Over 400 organizations have now signed on to the letter to Senators Reed (RI) and Murkowski (AK) supporting funding in FY13 for the State and Tribal Wildlife Grants Program. The House Appropriations Committee has proposed a massive 50% cut to the program and the letter is intended to show that there is strong grassroots support for the program. The State and Tribal Wildlife Grants program is the only federal program with the purpose of preventing endangered species listings and we have successes in every state and territory that we can show. You can sign your organization on to the letter by emailing email@example.com. Following is the letter and list of organizations who have signed on. Please help by signing your organization on to the letter today.
Support funding for the State and Tribal Wildlife Grants Program in FY13
July 9, 2012
The Honorable Jack Reed, Chairman
Senate Interior & Environment Appropriations Subcommittee
728 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
The Honorable Lisa Murkowski, Ranking Member
Senate Interior & Environment Appropriations Subcommittee
709 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
Dear ________,
Our organizations represent birders, hunters, anglers, wildlife professionals, hikers, boaters and other outdoor enthusiasts from across the country that appreciate and enjoy wildlife. We understand the fiscal constraints that our nation is under and are grateful for your efforts the last several years to ensure priority conservation programs like the State and Tribal Wildlife Grants Program remain funded at a level that ensures the effectiveness of the program.
The State & Tribal Wildlife Grants Program is the only federal program with the purpose of preventing endangered species listings by proactively conserving at-risk fish and wildlife. Despite a track record of success the program has been cut by 31% since FY10. The US House of Representatives Appropriations Committee has proposed another 50% cut to the program for FY13. A further cut of this magnitude would jeopardize more than a decade of investments and significantly curtail work in every state and territory to recover thousands of at-risk species. We would appreciate your support for this important program.
Since its inception in 2001, the State and Tribal Wildlife Grants program has had bi-partisan support because it is non-regulatory, incentive-based and focused on results. The program is supported by the 6,355 organizations and businesses that make up the Teaming With Wildlife coalition. This spring 33 members of the Senate circulated a Dear Colleague letter supporting funding for the program. The program provides funding to combat invasive species, improve management on public and private lands, support research and monitoring, provide technical assistance, address wildlife disease problems, protect native habitats, and facilitate critical partnerships between local, state, federal, tribal and non-governmental organizations.
The State & Tribal Wildlife Grants Program leverages tens of millions of dollars in state, private and tribal funds each year and serves as the main source of funding to implement congressionally-required State Wildlife Action Plans. The program not only helps to sustain fish and wildlife and their habitat, but also enhances local economies and jobs by benefiting the nation's 70+ million active wildlife watchers who spend over $60 billion on wildlife related recreation each year.
On behalf of the millions of outdoor enthusiasts we represent, we urge you to support the strongest funding possible for the State and Tribal Wildlife Grants program for FY13 to safeguard the future of our nation's rich fish and wildlife heritage for future generations to enjoy.
Respectfully yours,
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Derby County's Under 18s travel to Rockcliffe Park on Thursday to take on Middlesbrough in their Premier League North fixture of the calendar year (kick-off: 1pm).
Craig Short felt Monday night's Premier League Cup clash with Colchester United exposed Derby County Under 23s' young player to a real battling test.
Charles Vernam's brace was not enough for Derby County's Under 23s as Colchester United fought back from two goals down to claim a share of the spoils in the Premier League Cup.
Darren Wassall has demanded that his Derby County Under 23s squad take nothing for granted when they lock horns with Colchester United in the Premier League Cup this evening.
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Many Camp Campaign readers may be too young to remember Ross Perot's failed bid for the Presidency of the United States of America. Perot is a billionaire businessman who decided that neither the Republicans nor the Democrats were willing or able to get the job done. Perot had the means to try to step in and do something about it. He launched the most successful third-party campaign in modern American political history.
He scored 19% of the popular vote in 1992, although he was completely shut out of the electoral vote by the arcane rules of the Electoral College. Exit polls showed that if all the voters whose responses started with "I was going to vote for Perot but I didn't want to throw my vote away so I voted for…" had just voted for Perot, he would have been the 42nd President of the United States of America.
Perot's Reform Party could have been brought the start of real change to the political system. But his relative success in 1992 brought an all-out concerted effort by the establishment to marginalize the potential for a third party to break the chokehold that the Donkeys and Elephants hold over the country.
Fast forward to 2013. The two major parties are even more polarized and even more entrenched than ever before. Nearly half the country has been indoctrinated to believe that anything a politician with a little (D) next to his or her name says is, by definition, right. Most of the other half believes the exact opposite. Sadly, the majority of the precious remaining few freethinkers have settled on one party or the other, despite their differences, because they see it as the better alternative between two poor choices.
In other words, the establishment won. Perot's shakeup came to nothing. Ron Paul tried to take up the banner to a degree, but he tried to work within the Republican Party framework rather than a true third party movement. And although Paul is an absolute rock star to his devoted followers he has not been able to break through the two-party stranglehold to catch on with a broad enough following to bring about any real reform.*
Sure, the Libertarians are out there. So is the Green Party and a few others. But not in numbers sufficient to make the deadened, party-line populace stand up and take notice.
Poll after poll screams that the people are fed up with a do-nothing, deadlocked, partisan, childish Congress. Yet every election cycle it seems the average voter becomes more entrenched in the notion that every ill can be blamed primarily on the officials of the other party and that the only alternative is to elect more (fill in the blank: Republicans / Democrats) to office. Just a few more (Republicans / Democrats) in Congress and we'll be able to break the obstructionist agenda of the other guys. Then America will become that great nation that we just know it could be.
I have just one question for you, America. To quote the great philosopher Dr. Phil, "How's that working out for you?"
To put this into perspective, consider that out of 535 members of congress, exactly two are affiliated with party other than the Big Two. Do you really believe that out of 535 political races across the Fruited Plain, there were only two cases in which the best candidate for the job was NOT a Republican or a Democrat? That's just under 4/10th of one percent.
We've all heard the quote attributed to unparalleled genius Albert Einstein. "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." It is so well known that it is generally accepted as a truism. And yet when it comes to politics we do the same thing over and over again, voting for the Democrat or Republican that promises to be different than every Democrat or Republican to come before, and believing that he or she is going to bring the change we so desperately seek.
All I'm saying is maybe, just maybe, Ross Perot had the right idea after all.
* A special note to all the Ron Paul supporters out there. I'm not bad mouthing the guy. There's no need to get hysterical. I like him, really I do. But the facts are the facts and unless I missed something he still hasn't been elected president.


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By Mickey Winfield: Freedom Newspapers
Riding a three-game win streak, the Portales Rams are a game away from a Class 3A state championship game. Their mission is simple: beat third-seeded St. Michael's on the road at 1 p.m. today in the state semifinals.
"We've had a great week of practice," Portales coach Andy Correll said. "I think we've got them pretty prepared for what they're going to see (today) and we expect another great game."
In preparing for St. Michael's powerful running game, Correll and his coaching staff utilized a different approach during practice this week.
"One thing we did this week was we took out tackling — we didn't tackle at all this week," Correll said. "We just focused on the kids flying around, getting to the football. We want them hungry for contact. They bought in and they just got after it. It was intense, we didn't have very many break-downs in assignments at all, so that was a pretty good thing to witness."
Robbie Castillo and David Garcia led a balanced St. Michael's running attack. Mark Manning threw for 1,241 yards during the regular season for St. Michael's (9-2).
Correll knows the Rams have to stop the St. Mike's running game.
"They like to run right at you pretty much," Correll said. "They've got a pretty good fullback who lead blocks, and a tailback with a lot of quickness. They run a pass look offense and they throw the ball pretty decent, so we're going to have to be sound at all levels of defense."
On offense, the seventh-seeded Rams (6-5) expect to lean heavily on junior quarterback Chris Mosier running several options, and senior running back Eric Segovia to run the ball effectively.
"St. Mike's hasn't seen what we're fixin' to throw at them, I can tell you that," Correll said. "We've got four levels of option that we can run, and we're going to hit them pretty hard with that. Hopefully that pays off for us."
St. Michael's junior cornerback Robert C. DeBaca tied a school record last week with four interceptions, one of which set up St. Michael's for the go-ahead touchdown in the Horsemen's state quarterfinal win against Hatch.
The Rams upset the second-seeded Bloomfield Tigers last week in double overtime, 20-17.
"We're tickled to death for the kids, the kids have put all this hard work in," Correll said. "The kids buying into what we're teaching, and them executing, they've come miles from that first game of the year. Honestly, your goal is to be in this situation, but I've never thought we could have gotten this far. They've come leaps and bounds from where we started."
St. Michael's has plenty of playoff experience.
"Our kids have been in the state semifinals the last four years, so our seniors have had that taste of big games," St. Michael's coach Joey Fernandez said. "We've lost two of those games, so it hasn't panned out real good for us. We're confident in the way we play in big games."


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Pianist, composer and arranger Dave Grusin will perform with the 67-member Symphonic Jazz Orchestra, on Nov. 9, 8:00 p.m., at Marsee Auditorium, El Camino College Center for the Arts in Torrance, Calif. The SJO is celebrating its 10th anniversary. The rare Los Angeles appearance for the Grammy-winning Grusin will begin with the musician accompanied by a rhythm section for the first half of the concert, followed by the Symphonic Jazz Orchestra and conductor Mitch Glickman joining Grusin to perform selections in the second half. The concert will close with the world premiere of "Symphonic Captain's Journey" by guitarist and composer Lee Ritenour. This new work is a commission of the Symphonic Jazz Orchestra and supported in part by a grant from the James Irvine Foundation.
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Now available on iTunes, the sequel to the initial Top Gun title with updated aircraft, attacks and graphics! There is a discount for early birds right now, so go get it here while it lasts. And TG original game users get an upgrade on TG adding a new AB feature (had to correct this from the original post)! A few more screens have been released, so read on for the full PR effect, shots, full DL link info, etc..


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Olympic athletes vs. Samsung Facebook campaign
Remember Samsung Genome Project I wrote about a couple weeks ago? It's a Facebook app by Samsung which lets ordinary, non-Olympian people find out what they have in common with famous athletes: if they went to the same school, or like the same movie, or visited the same place on holiday, the users can score points, share with friends, win prizes and so on. Well, something must have gone wrong.
Eighteen athletes, among them swimming stars Mark Spitz and Janet Evans, filed a lawsuit against Samsung Co. and their Genome, accusing the latter of using their names, pictures and info for marketing purposes, mainly to create an impression that these athletes are endorsers of Samsung products, which, in fact, they aren't.
The app was launched with a "blessing and help from the US Olympic Committee", Mashable reports, but this didn't save Samsung from the lawsuit. The company claims that they informed all the athletes by email and gave them a chance to 'opt out' of the project.
The lawsuit seems a little unfair to me. It's understandable that athletes would like to make some money appearing in the media, but for some of the less-known athletes projects like that provide exposure that they wouldn't get otherwise. What do you think?
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