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Father Of Hans Peterson Speaks Out
There are 52 comments on the cbs2chicago.com story from Oct 8, 2007, titled Father Of Hans Peterson Speaks Out. In it, cbs2chicago.com reports that:The father of the prime suspect in the murder of a Michigan Avenue dermatologist is speaking out.
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#23 Mar 16, 2008
The elder Peterson appears to be an intellectual calculating, sneaky, insensitive SOB with an 'ends justifies the means' philosophy of life. Perhaps he's the real reason his son turned into a moron. I would like to see him on the witness stand for murder instead of his son.
#24 Mar 16, 2008
The drug companies should carry most of the blame. Doctors should do more research, but they don't. They shouldn't be so ready and willing to pull out the prescription pad after knowing somebody for 5 minutes. But how could Dr. Corbleet have know that Hans was one of those who'd be so seriously affected anyway?! Drug companies KNOW that their drugs can cause serious problems for some people, but call it collateral damage and worth the risk to make millions. Drug companies push their drugs on doctors everyday. They've been allowed to advertize since 1995, causing many to self diagnose. They commercial say, "Ask your doctor if....is right for you". What they mean is, "TELL your doctor that you want this or that drug" and you'll get it. There's no safe drug, but many are more dangerous than others. It takes an awful lot of people to die before the FDA finally wakes up. On the SSRI thing, check out the petitions against Zolfot, Paxil, Prozac and others, on the internet and read thousands of comments from those who've suffered because of the drugs. FYI, the PDR is written by the foxes guarding then hen houses, I mean, the drug companies. That's a fact.
#25 Mar 16, 2008
I don't agree with murder, but I do know that mental illness is real. Something happened to make this man suffer more than he previously been suffering. I have no clue if Accutane was the cause, but there does seem to be a lot of controversy surrounding this drug. I only blame the doc if he didn't make an effort to ask Hans about his past problems with depression and mental illness. If the doc knew Hans had problems and the acne was not severe, he should not have prescribed it. Docs tend to just prescribe without really seeing the whole pic. Why did Hans kill the man. Four years later something inside him kept telling him or he focused the cause of his suffering on this doc. It's difficult to believe that only after 2 days of taking the drug his mind could have shifted so dramatically. Like his father said in many ways, the two are both victims. The kid is a victim of mental illness that didn't really get untreated, but just didn't get recognized accurately. The doc just happened to be the reaction to this mans illness.
#26 Mar 16, 2008
"Depressed people don't just become mass murderers or slash people up that they don't like. Big drug companies would like us to believe that though."
This has nothing to do with what big drug companies think. As with every medication, everyone MAY react slightly different. You murder someone when you are drunk or high on crack, it is the same thing. Psychosis became worse after taking prescription drugs? Tough shit. No one force fed you. Prescription drugs are a luxury. Dont want risk? Dont take them.
I find it funny that after having lived outside of the US, our society likes to push the blame on everything but the source of the problems. What ever happened to accountability.
#27 Mar 17, 2008
Amen to this well spoken comment. Well said and absolutely truthful. Thanks Deb for telling the truth about these awful drugs.
#28 Mar 17, 2008
Well said, Deb. The truth never sounded so good. Clearly, you have done your research.
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#29 Mar 17, 2008
Just because this doctor prescribed a medication (for his very bad acne that I'm sure Hans wanted) that cause several side effects (as all medications do, and you MUST read these side effects before committing to them) doesn't make it right for Hans (apparent psychopath) to do what he did. It is not the doctors fault that Hans went crazy and PLANNED (extensively) out a murder! He needs to be back in the states taking responsibiltity for what he did. He was man enought to do it, so be man enought to sit infront of a trial. What he did was wrong in so many ways. Satanic! There is NO excuse for that.
#30 Mar 17, 2008
how come my comments did not post?
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#31 Mar 17, 2008
Fact: Acutane causes psychosis. Even Roche, the maker, has published a brochure "Recognizing Psychiatric Disorders In Adolescents and Young Adults: A guide to Prescribing Isotretinoin". The company even states that "discontinuing treatment may not be enough". The drug interactions can be found at the Roche site http://www.rocheusa.com/products/accutane/pi.... . The fact is Accutane binds to lipids in the brain and can also cause tumors as well as many other side effects. Accuatane has one of the largest side effect lists of any drug on the market. Im really sorry for the family of Dr Cornbleet, but he handed kids drugs the same way a dealer does, without regard for teh safety of the patient. Im not saying he deserves to die, but I would not rush to judgement, this is a clear cut insanity defense with no rational motive. Those who accuse Hans should do so by giving accutane to their own children first.
#32 Mar 17, 2008
i feel so bad for everyone involved in this case! please consider praying for them all instead of cutting them down and arguing. whats done is done and now we as humans (who make mistakes) should try to make the positive steps forward! i will be praying that these families can reconcile, and that Hans gets the help he needs.
#33 Mar 17, 2008
you are an idiot. He took the drug for two days...why dont u spend time researching how long it takes drugs to affect you. TWO DAYS.... stop making a fool of yourself and realize that accutane had nothing to do with this kid being crazy. He had a history of mental issues and after seeing his father talk on television, i can see that it is partially his fault as well.
#34 Mar 23, 2008
While all medications can carry side effects, each has POSSIBLE effects that vary by individual. I can only wonder if Hans had revealed his pre-existing mental illness to Dr. Corbleet. We can only speculate as to what exactly transpired here, but given the very short time that this drug was taken and the calculating measures that Hans took over such a long period of time, I don't feel that Dr. Corbleet OR the drug manufacturer is to blame. Hans is an adult. He needs to take responsiblity for his actions. The elder Peterson needs to stop making excuses for his son and take responsiblity for his own actions of prescribing medication without examination and knowing full well that his son's health was not being followed and treated by ANY physicians. Dr. Peterson simply enabled his son to self-medicate. Yes, his son was also a "victim", as he put it, but he was became a "victim" through his own doing.
As a side note, I have suffered serious depression and suicidal tendencies for more than 20 years, so I know what I'm talking about here.
Regardless of the facts, there are two families who've suffered losses. I pray that everyone involved can find some peace.
#36 May 28, 2008
hans was obviously a severly depressed human being. it is so sad for all involved.
#37 Jul 3, 2012
I watched this on Dateline. Im sorry to all the Cornbleet family and friends. Its conclusion letting viewers know he was at least convicted feels like hollow justice. This murders father troubled me more than anything else though. He admits (begrudgingly) prescribing medication for his son from several states away which can NOT be very ethical. I further dont buy for a second that he wasnt rx'ing other drugs such as zanax either. As a doctor himself he knows far well that no doctor prescribes acne medication with sinister motives. He ALL BUT ACCUSED DR. CORNBLEET OF HIS OWN MURDER. I hope im not the only one who wanted to wring that guys neck. I wouldnt feel safe if that guy was my doctor. He struck me as mentally unbalanced to a degree nearing that of his psychotic murdering son. I really wanted to shake the excuses out of him and beat the guilt into him. He deserves his son, and his son deserves nothing but a cage. I hope the good doctor's family are coping well. I believe their desire for justice is shared by many. The way they carry themselves is a testament to the parents who raised them. I wish you all health, love and loads of great memories of the man who clearly did a fine job.
#38 Jul 3, 2012
I can't believe anyone is actually thinking of any reason for an excuse. The kid should not fight extradition and will be found not guilty on the basis he's nutso. Even his dad looks nutso during his interviews. There is some chemical imbalance here that looks as though it started with Dr. Thomas Peterson and should never have had children.
#39 Sep 12, 2012
If you look at the father during the tv interview, he looks down and avoids eye contact when asked if he obtained antidepressants for his son. He admitted doing so (although minimized it) he totally knows he was wrong! He is crazier than his son and I agree he should be sued for restitution for the family of dr. Cornblatt!
Paris, France
#40 Jun 7, 2013
The drug is the cause.
I see Dr Cornbleet is described as someone who cared for his patients. But what did he do to meet the complaints of Hans Peterson that the drug accutane caused him deep and unbearable sufferings? Did he warned the FDA? I am sure he didn't. Did he received him? Did he try to contact as many specialists on the subject as he could to try if he could help his patient recover from the terrible side effects? I am sure he didn't. It is easy to be caring when everything goes well with patients, you real value as a practioner is your reaction when something goes wrong.
Now lets imagine the rage you can have against someone who hurts you in the inside beyond anyhting you can imagine, gives you something that condemns you to live in misery for the rest of you life and shatters your hope of being happy, have a family and so on...because this is what accutane can do: damage you chemically and obliterate your very emotions and feelings, letting you as an asexual zombie for ever with the impression of being buried alife.
Lets imagine now that the doctor who prescribed it to you does not even care, does not turn the world up side down to help you and warn all the medical community of the terrible incident (which is easy to notice is not unique).
If you are able to have enough empathy to imagine such a thing you have all the ingredients to conceive how anyone can be turned into a monster.
So yes Hans Peterson is a victim, Dc Cornbleet is not the culprit but a complacent link in a very culprit medical system at the top of which you have pharmaceutical industry.
Side effects happen, it is sad, the very fault is keeping a blind on it, and that is mainly what brought Hans Peterson to this madness.
#41 Jun 20, 2013
Here we go with the blame game again. How many more Doctors would be dead if every time the patient thought they made a mistake and therefore they deserve to die. This Hans guy should rot in prison for the rest of his life.
Paris, France
#42 Jun 24, 2013
And here we go with the knee-jerk reaction "he is a bastad that's all, no need to understand the underlying lesson of this story so that it can happen again"
He deserves prison it is a no brainer, he killed someone. But he knew what he would face : life in prison at the minimum. Who would screw his life for nothing? if his life was not already screwed and miserable?
This trial is not about justice it is also about revenge. Accutane would have been more considered otherwise. Yound people died because of this medication, other will suffer for the rest of their lives. Who will be punished then? Why dermatologists don't react at once? They would if they shared their victims fate.
Paris, France
#43 Jun 24, 2013
(Which I don't wish them to be honest, I wouldn't even on my worst ennemy. Is is a sad story, too sad that the man culprit (he lab) is not even worried because everybody is focused on is own revenge)
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8 December 2009
VSS Cooking Class
Fills Faster than You Can Say 'Mango Dream'
The VSS Team
'Asia for Animals' Conference in Sg – Jan 2010
VSS Xmas Tree at Botanics
GW Letter in ST Online Forum
More Signs of the Times
Health Care Savings Could Start with Diet Changes
Brunei Update
When Will Circuit Road Food Centre Reopen?
New Veg Stall Near Farrer Park MRT
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Life in Sg Keeps Getting Better for Vegetarians
With Dr Pachauri and Sir Paul McCartney as veg ambassadors, awareness that Less Meat = Less Heat is certainly growing. Here in Singapore , life for vegetarians just keeps getting better - with more veg cooking classes, food outlets and X'mas events!
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To add a bit more colour to our tree, we've also hung plastic fruits and vegetables. The trees will be on display at Botanics throughout December. At last report, our tree was located near the symphony stage.
VSS published the following letter in The Straits Times online forum on 3 Dec. Let's write to the media, including blogs and other new media, to make a lot of noise in hopes of influencing the Sg government and others to put meat reduction front and centre on the agenda of the Copenhagen Climate Change conference. Here's the VSS letter:
Boost health, slow global warming with Eat Green days
I REFER to Tuesday's report, 'Eat less meat for the green cause', a table talk with Dr Rajendra Kumar Pachauri.
Dr Pachauri was instrumental in the establishment of Veggie Thursdays in Ghent , Belgium earlier this year as a way for people to voluntarily cut their global warming impact. Similar days have been started elsewhere, including in Sao Paulo , Brazil .
This week, Dr Pachauri and Sir Paul McCartney are addressing the European Parliament with the 'Less meat = less heat' message, calling on mayors and other policymakers to follow Ghent and Sao Paolo's example.
Here in Singapore , the National University of Singapore (NUS) has taken the lead with Meatless Thursdays, a voluntary campaign endorsed by the university president, Professor Tan Chorh Chuan, and led by an NUS environmental organisation, Save (Students Against Violation of the Earth).
Perhaps other educational institutions, organisations, businesses, as well as families and even individuals would like to start such weekly Eat Green days.
Not only would we slow global warming, we may also boost our health by adding more fibre and antioxidants to our diet.
Want more proof vegetarian activism is changing things? Here are five pieces of evidence from three heavy meat eating countries.
1. Karen Dawn of DawnWatch notes:
On November 19, the icon of American homemaking, Martha Stewart, for the first time in her television's history, devoted the hour to vegetarian Thanksgivings. One of her guests was author Jonathan Safran Foer, with whom she made a vegan casserole. She noted that she would be having a vegetarian Thanksgiving meal at her daughter Alexis's home. Alexis is veg. You can watch the entire episode online.
2. 60 Minutes Australia did a primetime feature on the horrors of the pig industry. Video and transcripts at:
3. In recognition of India 's veg roots, the U.S. government put on an almost complete vegetarian meal to welcome the Indian PM: http://www.nbcnewyork.com/around-town/
4. A Stanford University biochemist (featured in Forbes magazine) has a new mission: "Eliminate animal farming on planet Earth." http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2009/1130/
5. At Windsor Castle , Prince Philip and UN Secretary Ban Ki Moon hosted a vegan dinner:
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A reader living in Brunei sends this update:
There are now more vegetarian outlets in Brunei . Some non-vege restaurants are also offering a "Vegetarian" menu. The Brunei Health Ministry has been contributing to the popularity of vegetarian by promoting more fruits and vegetables for a healthy diet.
A reader wrote in to say that the Circuit Road Food Centre, one of Sg's veg oases, is closed for renovation, but she was not sure when it will reopen. If you know, please send the info to info@... Thx.
Le Le Vegetarian is the name of a new veg stall open 7am-2pm, except Sundays, at 166, Jalan Besar, Berseh Food Centre. For details:
The Green Vegetarian
Address: Blk 19 Ghim Moh Road #01 - 263 (coffeeshop)
Operating Hour: 11am-8pm/9am-8pm on 1st 15th Day of Lunar Month
In-charge: Miss Chen Dan
Contact: 9011.5093
Details: http://www.vegetarian-society.org/node/1136
Here's a review of 'Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs And Wear Cows' by Melanie Joy, PhD. Be sure to watch the video of a dramatisation of a scene from the book.
At the VSS talk last month by Professor Harvey Neo of the NUS Geography Dept., the topic came up of meat manufactured in test tubes without any factory farms or killing involved. Prof Neo suggested that this is still a long way off. Here's an update on recent developments.
Ananda Marga Yoga Society is hosting another cooking class. Here are the details:
Date/Time: Sat, 19 Dec, 1:30-3:30pm
Place: 21 Jalan Pokok Serunai
Cost: $55 (non-members of Ananda Marga); $50 (Ananda Marga members)
- Carrot Cake (Eggless)
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Our friends at Kampung Senang work hard to make people of all faiths feel welcome at their centres. In keeping with that spirit, Kampung Senang is organising a Xmas event.
Date/Time: 19 Dec (Sat), 12-3pm
Venue: Blk 106, Aljunied Crescent - Kampung Senang's Holistic Lifestyle Centre
Cost: $30 (public) $25 (member)
Featuring: Talk by Dr Koh Lam Son
Topic: Reversing + Preventing Alzheimer's, Dementia & ALL lifestyle diseases naturally + Q & A + Discussion
Plus: Vegan Xmas lunch and caroling
Dr Koh graduated from the University of Bristol UK in 1972. He worked at the Hammersmith Hospital and St Thomas Hospital in London before he returned to Singapore in 1979 with a double postgraduate degree in obstetrics & gynaecology and general surgery. In addition to working as a doctor, Dr Koh was also a Member of Parliament from 1984-1991.
In 2006, he retired from active O & G practice and started a clinic on age management and regenerative medicine. He co-chaired the 2008 First Asian Conference on the Science of Aging and Regenerative Medicine with Dr Robert Goldman, the co-founder of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine
Here are three more signs that it continues to continue to be easier to be a healthy vegetarian in Singapore .
1. While organising the Singapore Vegetarian Meetup event after Professor Harvey Neo's Library talk last month, Neil Madhvani and I were chatting with the owner of Kwan Im restaurant. We asked if they could supply brown rice. She said that this was the first time anyone had asked but that she'd be glad to do so.
Moral of the story: if we want healthier veg food, we should use not only the eating function of our mouths but also the talking function.
2. Neil was telling me that Ananda Bhavan veg restaurants, with 3-4 outlets, plus one coming up at Changi Airport , is now offering a brown rice set.
Moral of the story: Change is happening, and we should support it by purchasing healthier options.
3. I was talking to a teacher in her 30s who was limping and complaining of leg pain because of gout.
George: "What does the doctor say you can do?"
Teacher: "Cut down on meat. Yes, I know you're a vegetarian and some of my colleagues are also veg and they are telling me I should stop eating meat."
George: "How many vegetarian teachers are there at your school?"
Teacher: "There used to be two, but now there are six".
Moral of the story: It's going to be easier for her to switch with all that support; much easier than doing alone. Thus, we should let colleagues, friends, family members, etc. know that we are here for them if they want to move towards a less meat or no meat diet.
4. A reader wrote in: "I stay at Bukit Gombak. I would like to inform VSS that Chua Chu Kang Sec has a pure vegetarian stall in their canteen. Plus, I was told that Bukit Batok Sec has a vegetarian stall too. For my Bukit Gombak area, there are about 6 vegan stalls. They are at Blk 323, Blk 376, Blk 373, Blk 385, Blk 347, Blk 359.
Moral of the story: Starting kids off right is important for many reasons. We should tell other school about these pioneers and encourage not just veg stalls, but also veg options at all stalls.
5. When the International Vegetarian Union's Manager, John Davis, came thru Sg to attend the Asia Vegetarian Congress, he flew on Emirates Airlines and was very impressed with all their veg options:
And, it's not just Emirates; more and more airlines that fly into and out of Sg are offering more and more veg choices. But the best story I heard in connection with this was told by a vegetarian who had to book his flight at the last minute and didn't have time to request a veg meal. No worries, when he boarded the flight, he informed one of the flight attendants of his needs and received what he called, "The best in-flight veg meal of my life".
Moral of the story: Be a 'noisy' vegetarian, because "The squeaky wheels get the grease". Of course, I hope your veg meals aren't too greasy. :)
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- Beat with a mixer for about 2 minutes(or)by hand about 250 strokes.
- With wooden spoon,mix in remaining flour mixture to form a stiff dough.
- Cover bowl lightly and let rest in warm place until doubled,about 1 hour.
- Stir down.
- Spoon into a well-greased loaf pan--9x5x3.
- Bake in a 375 degree oven for 40 to 45 minutes.
- Remove from pan and brush with butter if desired.
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Ramiro Gomez says he's wanted to place his cardboard paintings of Latino domestic workers and gardeners in front of locations that President Obama has visited but it's just never worked out.
But this time around it was different.
Obama is expected to arrive in Los Angeles Thursday evening to attend a fundraiser at George Clooney's house off Laurel Canyon in the Studio City area. Less than a mile away from where Gomez himself is a domestic worker by day.
Gomez, 25, who identifies as a "male nanny," says he didn't have to work too hard within his network to find Clooney's address.
"Every other piece I've done has been on a non-news day but today is a busy day," Gomez told Colorlines.com as he was putting his pieces up on a cross-street leading up to Clooney's home.
The Long Beach Press-Telegram reports that the 150-person guest list includes the likes of Barbra Streisand, Robert Downey Jr., and Tobey Maguire. With tickets reportedly going for $40,000 each, a conservative estimate for tonight's fundraiser is $6 million.


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A123 Deal With Wanxiang Raises Security Concerns, Lawmaker Says
A Florida lawmaker opposed the potential sale of control in A123 Systems Inc. (AONE), the U.S. maker of automotive rechargeable batteries, to a Chinese company, citing national security concerns.
Representative Cliff Stearns, a Florida Republican, made the comments yesterday after A123 announced a non-binding deal - - worth as much as $450 million -- that would allow China's Wanxiang Group Corp. to buy control of the U.S. company. A123, which supplies lithium-ion batteries to luxury plug-in vehicle maker Fisker Automotive Inc., is the recipient of a $249.1 million federal grant. Three calls to Wanxiang's public relations office were unanswered.
"It appears the Department of Energy and the Obama administration have failed to secure sensitive taxpayer funded intellectual property from being transferred to a foreign adversary, which raises serious national security issues," Stearns said in an e-mailed statement.
The congressman's opposition highlights the challenges Chinese companies face in acquiring U.S. companies. Two congressional Democrats have said state owned Cnooc Ltd. (883)'s $15.1 billion offer to buy Nexen Inc. (NXY), a Calgary-based company that operates in the U.S. portion of the Gulf of Mexico, should be held up until the U.S. negotiates concessions from China.
A123 rose 6.4 percent yesterday in New York trading after announcing the financing deal with Xiaoshan City, China-based Wanxiang, the nation's largest auto-components company. The U.S. company's stock has plunged 69 percent this year as the costs of replacing batteries for Fisker prompted unprofitable A123 to pursue additional fundraising.
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The accord allows Wanxiang to buy an 80 percent stake in A123, which calls itself the U.S. leader in advanced batteries.
A123 received funds from the Energy Department as part of a program started in February 2009 to support construction of U.S. plants to make batteries for hybrid and electric vehicles. The company used the funds to build the Livonia, Michigan, factory that made the flawed Fisker packs.
"There is definitely a growing concern about foreign- controlled or owned companies attempting to gain a foothold into our supply chain in the United States," Stearns said. "We need to make sure the Federal government isn't an unwitting accomplice to the theft of our own national secrets by providing them with multimillion-dollar government grants and loans."
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The funds A123 received from the Energy Department can only be used for its U.S. operations, said Amy Brundage, a White House spokeswoman.
"Under the terms of the grant agreement, the company can only use funding to support U.S. manufacturing facilities," Brundage said in an e-mail late yesterday. "Any changes to the scope of the grant would have to be approved by DOE, and DOE would not approve any changes that allowed the grant money to be used for anything other than investment in the manufacturing facilities here in the U.S. or U.S. jobs."
Wanxiang would give A123 as much as $75 million in debt financing under the terms of the agreement, Waltham, Massachusetts-based A123 said in a statement. Wanxiang may also buy $200 million of senior secured convertible notes and invest $175 million by exercising warrants, which could be converted for shares representing a stake of about 80 percent, according to the deal.
Wanxiang said in February that it will invest $25 million in Kansas City, Missouri-based Smith Electric Vehicles Corp. (SMTH) and $75 million in a joint venture in Hangzhou, China, that will develop and manufacture all-electric school buses and commercial vehicles.
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Its chairman, Lu Guanqiu, 67, was born into a family of farmers in Hangzhou, and started a farm-machinery maintenance shop in 1969 that's grown into China's biggest auto parts maker, according to its website.
Wanxiang said in March it would need to adjust its fundraising plans because of the $55 million cost of recalling Fisker Karma battery packs that have misaligned hose clamps.
The Wanxiang deal "is the first step toward solidifying a strategic agreement that we believe would remove the uncertainty regarding A123's financial situation," Chief Executive Officer David Vieau said in the statement.
It will also provide access to customers in China, he said.
"Superior battery chemistry, which was to be a U.S. competitive advantage, is now theirs," Bob Lutz, General Motors Co. (GM)'s former vice chairman, said in reference to the Wanxiang deal in a blog post on Forbes.com. "But why are we surprised? The Chinese have all the money in the world, and if they ever called the loans they have out to the U.S., the global economy would stop, and our nation would be in foreclosure."
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan volleyball team will hold its annual Maize and Blue game at Cliff Keen Arena on Saturday, Aug. 24, at 1 p.m. Admission to the match is free.
Michigan volleyball fans will get a first look at the 2013 Wolverines at the intrasquad scrimmage. The Maize and Blue returns 13 letterwinners and five starters plus the libero back from last year's team that went 27-12 and advance to the NCAA national semifinal.
Michigan starts the 2013 season on Friday, Aug. 30, against Clemson at the Xavier Invitational in Cincinnati, Ohio. That match starts at noon. The first home match for the Wolverines will be on Friday, Sept. 6, against Oregon State as part of the Big Ten/Pac-12 Challenge. The match starts at 7 p.m. Fans can order season tickets for the 2013 Michigan volleyball season at MGoBlue.com/tickets.
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Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs High School soccer coach Rob Bohlmann was the first to admit that Steamboat got some breaks in its opening game of the season against Grand Junction Central.
But for a team that came into the year unsure of what it would be, and that wouldn't publicly put out its goals, Saturday's 6-0 home win has to feel pretty darn good.
Steamboat jumped out 4-0 in the first half on a pair of goals by Christopher Holmquist and never really let up.
"It's Game 1 of 15," Bohlmann said. "Obviously, we didn't come away scratching our heads — we put six goals in the back of the net. It didn't clearly answer the questions, but it did prove we can score goals."
Sometimes that can be a problem for Steamboat. The Sailors typically are known for their possession style of play but at times have struggled to score.
Bohlmann said the goal Saturday was to play as much of the game as possible with 10 players in Grand Junction's half of the field.
After a couple of close encounters — specifically in the 12th and 15th minutes, where Steamboat keeper Joey Haight had to make point-blank saves — Steamboat eventually found its stride.
It started in the 23rd minute, when Enrique Lopez dribbled through a gaggle of defenders and was tripped in the box.
Holmquist took the penalty kick and buried it for a 1-0 lead.
Then in the 35th, Holmquist struck again. With a free kick just outside the box, the senior sent a low laser inside the left corner for a 2-0 lead.
"That set the game right there," Holmquist said. "I learned that from the Steamboat Soccer Academy. Instead of hitting it over the wall, go to the right side of the wall and the goalie hops the other way."
Conor Garrecht-Connelly made it 3-0 in the 38th, outmaneuvering a pair of defenders.
Finally in the 43rd, Mac Noel received a pass in the box and had a wide-open goal to make it 4-0.
Ben Massey and Alex Bashan added late second-half goals for the result.
"They're a 5A school, so it gives us a good feel about how we're going to do," Steamboat senior Brandon Marr said. "It gives us a feeling that we'll come out strong. I'm pretty excited about the rest of the games."
Bohlmann tempered those expectations a little, saying there certainly was more Steamboat could do.
The second half was a little ragged, with physical play on both sides.
But considering that Steamboat came into the game as a little bit of an unknown, Saturday's score should open some eyes across the Western Slope League.
"We like the intensity in which we played with. We like the passion," Bohlmann said. "We need to do a better job of managing a game for 80 minutes."
Steamboat next plays at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Summit.
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If you take but one bit of advice, from the countless pearls of wisdom that I toss your way, please let it be to make this jam. You must, absolutely must, make this. It takes 20 minutes, really, and the outcome is amazing. I don't know about you, but I frequently gauge my cooking by a ratio. The ratio of my effort vs. the outcome. A good recipe, in my opinion, should have an output that far outweighs my effort (or at least be well worth the effort). This recipe gives so much more than you put it in, it should be against the law.
Now, strawberry season is over with here. Pause..for a moment of silence. But I'm not too heartbroken because being the resourceful girl that I am, I have 3 bags of vacuum sealed strawberries in my freezer, waiting to be turned into something fabulous. And after making this jam, I think they shall all become more of this!
This all happens because of the miracle known as "Fruit Jell Freezer Jam Pectin." See it pictured above? The recipe is from the back of that package. It doesn't get any easier than this!
NO-COOK Freezer Jam
1. Measure 1 1/2 cups of sugar into a bowl. ADD contents of 1 pouch of Ball Fruit Jell Freezer Jam Pectin, stirring to evenly blend.
2. CRUSH fruit. ADD 4 cups crushed fruit to pectin mixture (for peaches and apricots, reduce measure to 3 1/2 cups). STIR 3 minutes.
3. LADLE freezer jam into clean freezer jars leaving 1/2 -inch headspace; apply lids. Let stand until thickened (about 30 minutes). SERVE immediately, REFRIGERATE up to three weeks or FREEZE up to 1 year.
Yield: 5 8-ounce jars (I actually ended up with six)
That's it! Really try not to hurt your wrist, while you energetically pat yourself on the back. Look at my rows of gorgeous jam! I kind of laughed when I read the part about refrigerate for three weeks. A jar of this has not lasted a week in my fridge. And this last picture is just a bit of helpful advice for you (really, there is no end to my advice, just ask my daughters). If you have one of those handy-dandy 4 cup measuring cups, and you think that you'll just go ahead and crush the fruit in it. It doesn't work. When you get to a certain point, pressing down on the fruit to mash it, requires the previously crushed fruit to move out of it's way, and the only place to go is up and out of the cup. Yes, I know it's basic science, my brain doesn't do science in the summer. This picture was taken, right when it finally dawned on me that it was not going to work! Learn from my mistakes. I make them for you, so that you don't have to. I really do.
And since strawberries are red, and red is good, and they are loaded with all kinds of antioxidants, this will be my entry for ARF/5 A Day hosted by Cate at Sweetnicks.


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Comfortable, rustic and elegant bed and breakfast accommodation in Blandford Forum.
Hilltop Barn is situated in the picturesque village of Winterborne Zelston, 1/4 mile from the A31, between Wimborne and Bere Regis, and is ideally placed for visiting "Hardy Country".
It is situated in a quiet and peaceful location above the village with wonderful views of the Purbeck Hills to the south, the Dorset Downs and Cranborne Chase to the north and is within 15 minutes of the towns of Poole, Wareham, Wimborne and Blandford.
It is an ideal base for those wishing to explore rural Dorset either by foot, bicycle or by car.
It is within easy reach of Wareham Forest, Studland, Kingston Lacey, Lulworth Cove, Monkey World, Tank Museum and the World Heritage Jurassic Coast.
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Beschreibung"This is a fun and painless way to give yourself a firm grounding in the wide wonderful world of antiques and collectibles."
— Kyle Husfloen, Managing Editor, "Antique Trader Weekly" and "Antique Trader's Antiques & Collectibles Price Guide" "Whether you consider yourself a beginner… or a dedicated collector, you will find chapters in this easy-to-read book… designed to enhance your material needs."
— Milton L. Talbert, Jr., 1st Vice President, National Association of Dealers in Antiques Includes Tips on Spotting Fakes! Do you love to poke around at estate sales and antique shops — but can't really tell the difference between Queen Anne and Queen Victoria? Do you dream of owning that old Oriental rug or Meissen figurine — but worry that the dealer might gouge you on the price? Relax. Writing with humor and common sense, Ron Zoglin and Deborah Shouse demystify the highfalutin terminology of the antique world — and show you step-by-step how to find, bargain for, buy, and decorate with antiques. Inside, find helpful advice on how to: Distinguish between real antiques and stuff that's just plain old Develop a plan of attack before you begin your hunt Select antiques based on the five key points of the Radar Test Accessorize your home or office with antique European, Oriental, and American glass and porcelain Clean and care for your precious finds Work an auction — real time and online
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction. PART I: The Antiquing Primer. Chapter 1: Stalking the Wild Antique. Chapter 2: Preparing for the Hunt: An Antiquing Plan of Action. Chapter 3: God Save the Queen Anne: Basic Furniture Styles. Chapter 4: Dovetails and Nails: How to Spot the Real Thing from the Fake. PART II: Who's Got the Goods? Shopping for Antiques. Chapter 5: Bargaining Basics: The Price Can Be Right. Chapter 6: Meet the Dealers: Antique Shops and Shows. Chapter 7: Sold on Auctions: Going Once, Going Twice. Chapter 8: Cruising for Fabulous Finds: Antique Malls and Flea Markets. Chapter 9: Doing a Little Legwork: Estate and Garage Sales, Classifieds and Cyber-Buys. PART III: Material Possessions. Chapter 10: Glass Conscious: Glassware and Crystal. Chapter 11: Dishing It Out: Porcelain, Pottery, and China. Chapter 12: The Metal Winner: Silver. PART IV: Integrating Antiques into Your Home. Chapter 13: Basic Decorating: Bringing the Past into Your Present. Chapter 14: Remembrances of Repasts Past: The Kitchen and Dining Room. Chapter 15: Parlor Pieces: Living Room Antiques. Chapter 16: Welcome to My Boudoir: Bed and Bath Antiques. Chapter 17: Antiques from the East: Orientalia. Chapter 18: Antiques by the Yard: Outdoor Items. PART V: The Care, Feeding, and Deleting of Antiques. Chapter 19: Scratches, Spills, and Restoration Thrills. Chapter 20: Getting Your Antiques Appraised. Chapter 21: Selling Your Antiques. PART VI: The Part of Tens. Chapter 22: Ten Great Periodicals. Chapter 23: Ten Essential Price Guides for Antiques. Index. Book Registration Information.
PortraitAbout the Authors Ron Zoglin has been in the antique business for more than 25 years and owns Brookside Antiques in Kansas City, MO. He specializes in various types of Continental, American, and Oriental porcelain, glass, furniture, and accessories. He is an accredited senior member of the American Society of Appraisers, a certified member of the Appraisers Association of America, an accredited member of the International Society of Appraisers, and a member of the National Association of Dealers in Antiques. Deborah Shouse is the coauthor of Working Womans Communications Survival Guide and a contributor to a number of anthologies, including the American Book Award winner I am Becoming the Woman Ive Wanted. Her articles and essays have appeared in Redbook, Family Circle, Womans Day, Readers Digest, Family Life, and Ms.
Untertitel: 'For Dummies'. Sprache: Englisch.
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Vergennes I'm a small business owner. I provide child care out of my home and help to educate the youth of today while still keeping within the standards the state has set forth. I'm not a state employee and I'm not a union worker. Just like all small business owners I follow the rules and am happy to do so as long as the state allows me the ability to establish my own . I do not wish to be unionized and have yet to see the benefits that the AFT continues to tout, such as increases in pay, more and/or better professional development opportunities and a stronger voice. Instead I see exactly what I get right now minus my individual voice and with the added expense of agency fees.
If a union is allowed and I elect not to be a member, I would still have to pay my 'fair share' agency fees. An added expense which would reduce my bottom line as a self employed person. Being a member of the union will not benefit the children or families I serve, and certainly not benefit my business. Why should I pay for something I do not want? Or, why would I want to be part of something that will not give me anything I do not already have? Something that I didn't even ask for.
As a self-employed child care provider, I set my own rates. The State does not set my rate and I do not have a different rate for children whose families receive subsidy assistance. Increasing subsidy rates will not increase my pay. It would only benefit the families that receive that assistance. Furthermore, it is likely that subsidy rates will increase this term without the assistance from a union.
As a state registered child care provider I am required to take professional development courses annually. I have never had to pay for any course and have found the courses I have taken to be very helpful and insightful. There is an abundance of opportunities available to me for professional development. Free courses at Mary Johnson Child Care Center, a 'Start With the Arts' Program through the VSO, Northern Lights, etc. I can not imagine how much more a union could do in a State where there are so many opportunities for professional development that we need a map to see them all.
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UK minister refuses to be drawn into debate on suffrage with pan-democrats
British Foreign Secretary David Miliband yesterday disappointed pan-democrats who bemoaned a missed opportunity when he refused to publicly define universal suffrage.
Pan-democrats are concerned that despite Beijing's apparent promise to allow universal suffrage for the chief executive election in 2017, and for the Legislative Council in 2020, the final election models will grant greater nominating or voting rights to vested interests and therefore fall short of real democracy.
Mr Miliband, on a five-day trip to China, refused to answer definitively when asked whether a system in which the business sector has priority in nominating candidates for top positions complied with principles of universal suffrage. He said he wanted to 'avoid glib definitions of democratic accountability and also avoid hubristic definitions'.
'The simplest definition is that the people choose their own government,' he said. 'I think we'll recognise when we see it, whether this is a system where the people do decide on their government, and the accountability of the government to the people is clear.'
The government issued a paper on Friday for discussion in its top political reform advisory body about the possibility of increasing seats for the business community in the Election Committee in 2012. It has also argued that functional constituencies can be made compatible with universal suffrage if the voting system is altered.
Democratic Party lawmaker Martin Lee Chu-ming and Anson Chan Fang On-sang, who attended a meeting between lawmakers and Mr Miliband, said he should have stated clearly what elements should not exist in a democratic system. However, they said they understood the constraints he was under and hoped he would take a firmer stance behind closed doors.
A British consulate spokesman said Mr Miliband told lawmakers 'to build consensus to reach the promised goal of universal suffrage in 2017 and 2020.'
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VIRGINIA — You've seen them on bicycle patrol at the county fair, providing mall security during the Christmas shopping season, directing traffic in emergencies or searching for a suspect.
They have most of the powers of a regular police officer, but they aren't dressed quite the same.
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A car PC or carputer is a car tricked-out with electronics for playing radio, music and DVD movies, connecting to the Internet, navigating and tracking with satellite, taking photos, and any electronic gadget a person wants in a car. All these devices are managed and controlled through a single screen or interface. The only place car PC enthusiasts can go for advice, tips and tools is a handful of hard-to-find Web sites--until now. Car PC Hacks is your guide into the car PC revolution.Packing MP3 players, handheld devices, computers and video-on-demand systems gives you a pile too heavy to carry. But add a car and put them together, you've got a powerful and mobile multimedia center requiring no lifting. The next time you give kids a lift, you won't hear, "Are we there yet?" Instead, expect "We're there already?" as they won't want to leave the car while playing video games from multiple consoles.Car PC Hacks is the first book available to introduce and entrench you into this hot new market. You can count on the book because it hails from O'Reilly, a trusted resource for technical books. Expect innovation, useful tools, and fun experiments that you've come to expect from O'Reilly's Hacks Series.Maybe you've hacked computers and gadgets, and now you're ready to take it to your car. If hacking is new and you would like to mix cars and computers, this book gets you started with its introduction to the basics of car electrical systems. Even when you're unclear on the difference between amps and watts, expect a clear explanation along with real-life examples to get on track. Whether you're venturing into car PC for the first time or an experienced hobbyist, hop in the book for a joy ride.
Damien Stolarz has been studying and working in the car PC market since the late '90s. Last year he started his own company, carbotpc.com, to cater to the entertainment and aftermarket car PC market.
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Our look is the result of reader comments, our own experimentation, and feedback from distribution channels. Distinctive covers complement our distinctive approach to technical topics, breathing personality and life into potentially dry subjects.The tool on the cover of Car PC Hacks is a wire cutter. Following the inventionof wire came that of the wire cutter, a tool similar to pliers, with sharpedged cutting jaws like scissors. Pliers were invented in Europe around 2000 BC to grip hot objects, principally iron. Over the centuries, many different kinds of pliers have been developed specifically for new inventions, including horseshoes, fasteners, pipes, and electrical and electronic components. Wire cutters, like other kinds of pliers, are comprised of two handles, a pivot, and a head section with gripping jaws or cutting edges. Conventional wire cutters utilize a compression-type cut in which the blade edges collide, pushing the wire out of the way. The long handles relative to theshort nose of the cutters amplify the force in the hand's grip on the wire. The tool on the cover also has stripping abilities and may alternately be referred to as a wire stripper. It has an additional center notch that makes it easier to cut insulation from a wire without cutting the wire itself.Genevieve d'Entremont was the production editor and proofreader for Car PC Hacks. Rachel Wheeler was the copyeditor. Mary Brady and Claire Cloutier provided quality control. Lydia Onofrei provided production assistance. Ellen Troutman-Zaig wrote the index.Hanna Dyer designed the cover of this book, based on a series design by Edie Freedman. The cover image is a photograph from the Stockbyte Work Tools CD. Karen Montgomery produced the cover layout with Adobe InDesign CS using Adobe's Helvetica Neue and ITC Garamond fonts.David Futato designed the interior layout. This book was converted by Keith Fahlgren to FrameMaker 5.5.6 with a format conversion tool created by Erik Ray, Jason McIntosh, Neil Walls, and Mike Sierra that uses Perl and XML technologies. The text font is Linotype Birka; the heading font is Adobe Helvetica Neue Condensed; and the code font is LucasFont's TheSans Mono Condensed. The illustrations that appear in the book were produced by Robert Romano, Jessamyn Read, and Lesley Borash using Macromedia FreeHand MX and Adobe Photoshop CS. This colophon was written by Lydia Onofrei.
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Mumbai: A Paris-bound Air France plane with 212 people on board was forced to return to the airport in Mumbai in the wee hours on Monday, barely 27 minutes after takeoff, due to engine dysfunction. The aircraft landed normally and all passengers were safe, the airline said even as a foreign object was found in the engine during the checks. However, Air France claimed that the object had nothing to do with the "engine dysfunction" which forced the plane to return.
"Air France confirms that flight AF 217 from Mumbai to Paris's Charles de Gaulle (CDG) returned to Mumbai after approximately 30 minutes flight time. After having detected an engine dysfunction, the crew took the decision to return to Mumbai airport to reduce the power of one of the engines," Air France said in a statement from Paris. While technical checks will be performed on the aircraft (Airbus 330-200), Air France has dispatched a larger AF218 aircraft to operate the return flight tomorrow, the statement said.
Though the airline said a foreign object was found in the engine of the aircraft, it maintained that its presence had nothing to do with the return of the plane less than half an hour after takeoff. "An investigation will take place. The foreign object will be fully analysed. According to available information, this object found in the engine hood has absolutely no link with the engine dysfunction," the statement said. The aircraft carrying 200 passengers, including two infants, and a 12-member crew, had taken off at 3.13 am and landed back at 3.40 am due to the problem in the engine.
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STEM refers to the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. However, STEM initiatives are not these disciplines in isolation. Rather, STEM is the integration of courses, programs or linked learning opportunities using an interdisciplinary approach through exploration, discovery and problem solving.
Learning by doing is inviting and exciting so students learn and remember more. Successful, hands-on experiences exploring engineering can have a major influence on motivation and confidence in learning. Ultimately, we hope to inspire students to challenge themselves and consider careers in STEM fields.
- Bee-Bots (programmable robots) are just one way our Hopkins elementary schools are embracing STEM education. Students learn how to problem solve, use mathematical and programming languages, and understand angles and estimation.
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[vodpod id=Video.15819934&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] After setting the record of nine the previous night, The Throne upped the ante last night at the Staples Center's third show. Earlier in the day, they began shooting its video in the same venue.
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Jay-Z and Kanye are shooting their video for "Niggas In Paris" today at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. So much for France. According to HB Model agency, Kanye will be returning to the director's chair. Here are two lo-res flicks found on FSD.
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BeschreibungEarly in the development of number theory, it was noticed that the ring of integers has many properties in common with the ring of polynomials over a finite field. The first part of this book illustrates this relationship by presenting analogues of various theorems. The later chapters probe the analogy between global function fields and algebraic number fields. Topics include the ABC-conjecture, Brumer-Stark conjecture, and Drinfeld modules.
Inhaltsverzeichnis* Polynomials over Finite Fields * Primes, Arithmetic Functions, and the Zeta Function * The Reciprocity Law * Dirichlet L-series and Primes in an Arithmetic Progression * Algebraic Function Fields and Global Function Fields * Weil Differentials and the Canonical Class * Extensions of Function Fields, Riemann-Hurwitz, and the ABC Theorem * Constant Field Extensions * Galois Extensions - Artin and Hecke L-functions * Artin's Primitive Root Conjecture * The Behavior of the Class Group in Constant Field Extensions * Cyclotomic Function Fields * Drinfeld Modules, An Introduction * S-Units, S-Class Group, and the Corresponding L-functions * The Brumer-Stark Conjecture * Class Number Formulas in Quadratic and Cyclotomic Function Fields * Average Value Theorems in Function Fields
PortraitMichael Rosen is a hugely bestselling author of poetry. Michael frequently appears on radio and gives talks. He is the Children's Laureate for 2007-2009 and the winner of the Eleanor Farjeon Award for services to children's literature. Michael lives in London.
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