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Victory Energy Corp. (OTC: VYEY) appointed Fred Smith as its CFO and controller, the company said June 2, the date the appointment became effective, the company said.
He replaced Luther Poehlmann as controller, Victory added.
"On behalf of the board and senior management team, I would like to welcome Fred to Victory Energy" said Kenny Hill, Victory's CEO.
Hill added, "Fred's extensive public company financial and operational expertise in the upstream oil and gas sector is exactly what we need at this time to assist with our growth through acquisitions and drilling. He has implemented and managed financial reporting for other Permian Basin-focused public companies that are the size we hope to be in coming years. Our ability to attract a seasoned executive of Fred's caliber is further testament to the strong relationships we have in industry and the exciting future ahead for our company."
Smith has more than 36 years' experience in financial, compliance and operational reporting, the company said.
Most recently, he was corporate controller for Pioneer Natural Resources Co. (NYSE: PXD) from 2008 to 2012, Victory said. He also worked for Magnum Hunter Resources Corp. (NYSE: MHR), as its senior vice president and chief accounting officer, the company added.
Smith holds a bachelor's of science degree in accounting from the University of New Orleans and is a certified public accountant, Victory said.
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According to a report from China News Daily, authorities in China are contemplating the ban on game consoles imposed in 2000.
"We are reviewing the policy and have conducted some surveys and held discussions with other ministries on the possibility of opening up the game console market," a source from the Ministry of Culture, who asked not to be named, said.
"However, since the ban was issued by seven ministries more than a decade ago, we will need approval from all parties to lift it," the source added.
The game console ban was put into action for fear of potential harm in the physical and mental development of children. Seven Chinese ministries collectively banned game consoles from major manufacturers such as Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony.
A closed market
In the past decade, these major companies have tried everything to successfully infiltrate the Chinese market, but have failed. While Sony and Microsoft still managed to make headway China, game consoles are apparently not one of their offerings. That hasn't kept others from trying. Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE), a subsidiary responsible for Sony's PlayStation business, set up a branch in South China's Guangdong province. Training, research and development will be conducted in the Guangdong branch. As for Microsoft, the company has managed to introduce Kinect, the motion sensing input device used on the Xbox 360, but the company made it clear that the Kinect is not used for gaming, but for medical treatment and education.
The decade-long ban doesn't mean game consoles are non-existent in China. Just like in any country that imposes a ban on anything, these products can be bought on the black market.
Backdoor gaming
The first few things that comes to mind when I hear the term "black market" are Cuban cigars, human organs, weapons, animals and animal products — but not game consoles. Game consoles on the black market may be a weird circumstance in some countries, but in China it's just natural.
The Gulou (Drum Tower) area in Beijing's inner city is the heart of the black market, and game store owners like Liu Shuo benefitted from the game console ban. According to Liu, when Nintendo and Microsoft released their motion-sensing game consoles, he sold at least 10 of those each day since there wasn't really a lot of competition. Unfortunately, those days are over as more stores in first- and second-tier cities now sell games and game consoles to interested consumers.
So while the ministries contemplate on lifting the ban, the business of selling game consoles in the black market may soon be a thing of the past.


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WEST HAVEN — A Connecticut college student arrested for carrying two handguns on campus also had an assault rifle and bullets in his car, and police found 2,700 rounds of ammunition and newspaper clippings of the Colorado theater shooting at his home, authorities said Wednesday.
William Dong, 22, a student at the University of New Haven, was arraigned Wednesday in Milford Superior Court on several charges including illegal possession of an assault weapon. A judge ordered a mental health evaluation and kept his bail at $500,000. Dong remained detained Wednesday evening.
No shots were fired and no one was injured in Tuesday's scare at University of New Haven campus in West Haven, which was locked down for more than four hours as police arrested Dong and searched the school grounds. Several nearby public schools also issued shelter-in-place orders as a precaution.
Police said Wednesday that they weren't sure why Dong brought the guns to campus, and State's Attorney Kevin Lawlor declined to comment on a motive.
A public defender who represented Dong for bail purposes only Wednesday didn't return messages. Dong's family declined to comment while leaving court.
Lawlor said that after Dong was arrested, police searched his home in Fairfield and found 2,700 rounds of ammunition of various sizes and the clippings of the Aurora, Colo., theater shooting last year that killed 12 people and wounded 70.
Dong lived with his parents and commuted to school, authorities said. The ammunition and newspaper clippings were found in Dong's room, which was padlocked on the outside to keep people from getting in, Lawlor said.
A customer at a grocery store near the university called 911 shortly after 1 p.m. Tuesday to report a man leaving his car with a gun and walking toward campus, police said. Everyone on campus was advised to get inside. Officers confronted Dong within minutes near a dormitory and arrested him, said Sgt. David Tammaro, a spokesman for West Haven police.
Dong was carrying the two handguns, for which he had permits, and ammunition, authorities said. Police also found a Bushmaster assault rifle and ammunition for it in Dong's car parked near campus. Lawlor said the rifle appeared to be the same kind used by Adam Lanza to kill 20 first-graders and six adults at a school last year in Newtown, about 20 miles away.
The lockdown was lifted at about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday after police searched the campus. About 6,400 students attend the school, and the majority of its 4,600 undergraduates live in university housing.
"We are all grateful that the situation was diffused quickly and that no one was injured," UNH President Steven Kaplan said in a statement. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy planned to commend first responders Wednesday evening on campus.
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This happened just up the road from where I live. It is not a ghetto, not a bad part of town at all (one of the nicer private golf course/gated communities abuts this gas station). I regularly jog by there late at night and don't feel the need to carry.
The local news reported that the defendant was here attending his son's wedding. Just left the reception prior to the incident. The victim was in his senior year of high school, hoping to join the Marine Corps. His mother was interviewed saying she hopes this doesn't become as divisive as the Trayvon Martin hubbub.
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Gibson Today 8/30/13
Too Little, Too Late? Colonel Oliver North says he has no doubt the United States will launch an attack on Syria, but warns it could end with more casualties if the strikes hit stockpiles of chemical weapons. Col. North explains.
Reluctant warrior! Is the president any match for "determined adversaries, terrorists and genocidal maniacs?" NY Post Columnist, Michael Goodwin doesn't think so. He judges with John.
Plus: Mayor of Saratoga Springs, UT and star of the 2012 GOP Convention, Mia Love joins the show to discuss Obama's MLK speech.


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For hundreds of years the Roman theatre at Bosra, southern Syria, was literally buried in the sands of time.
It took more than 20 years to clear out the sand to reveal what is considered the most perfectly preserved Roman theatre in the world. It was not only the sand that helped keep this 2nd Century AD building intact but the fact that during the 13th century it was incorporated into an Arab fortress.
Today Bosra feels rather out on a limb, lying as it does east of the main highway linking the Syrian capital of Damascus with Amman, the capital of Jordan and only a few kilometres from the border between the two nations. But it was not always a quiet backwater.
About 2000 years ago the Nabateans, who created legendary Petra to the south, made Bosra the capital of their kingdom. Even earlier the Egyptians had known about Bosra as had Seleucus, one of Alexander the Great's generals.
When the Romans arrived, they too realised its strategic importance and declared it the capital of Provincia Arabia. Bosra thrived, placed as it was on a trading route that stretched from the Red Sea into the heart of Mesopotamia.
It was during this time that the vast theatre, an essential element of a prestigious Roman city was built.
Later. the Byzantines came to Bosra, building one of the largest cathedrals in the Middle East. It is believed that a young man on a trading journey visited it and discussed religion with one of the priests. He was later to become the Prophet Mohammad.
During the Middle Ages the Crusader armies attacked the town several times, which was the impetus for the local Arabs to encase the theatre in a fortress.
They did such a good job that when early 19th century European travellers visited the town they had no idea a theatre lay inside the fortifications. And as the area's importance began to decline further the theatre itself continued to fill up with sand. Excavations only began in the late 1940s.
Today travellers often visit Bosra as a day trip from Damascus but my three visits have always been en route to cross the border into Jordan.
It's easy to see, as one walks up to the main entrance why the theatre stayed under the radar for so long. With a moat, fortified walls and massive gateway it gives away nothing of the Roman structure that lies within.
What also makes the entire complex extraordinary is that it is built of local black basalt, which gives it a rather forbidding and appropriately military air.
Even when one enters through the fortress gates, Bosra's secret remains intact. There's the usual zigzag passageway designed to disorient and slow down attackers and then vast stone-flagged corridors lead off left and right into the gloom.
If you opt to take the stone stairs up several levels the shadowy interior suddenly gives way to a sunlit narrow terrace and a row of arched doorways. When one steps through one of these the glory of the theatre is revealed.
Serried ranks of seats in 37 rows sweep down towards the stage which is backed by lofty Corinthian columns and a facade decorated with carvings.
There are seats for 15,000 spectators with room for a further 3000 people to stand. Historians estimate that during important festivals, about 30,000 people could be crammed in.
Even in early spring the theatre warms up fast and the sunlight is blinding. But during Roman times spectators would have been protected by silk awnings and actors on the stage would have had a wooden roof overhead. It's also thought that perfumed water was sprayed over the audience to further refresh them.
The view is equally dramatic from stage level with the seats rising up towards the skyline and the silhouetted pillars. The acoustics are perfect - an actor could speak at normal volume and be heard in the back row.
To the left and right of the stage are tall arched doorways, known picturesquely as vomitoria. While it's tempting to imagine this as a sanctuary for hungover theatre patrons or maybe distressed critics, the name actually relates to the surge of people passing through them to and from their seats.
People-watching is fascinating here. The extroverts and would-be actors love the stage - they sing or recite, sometimes to an appreciative audience of two or three friends, or even to ranks of empty seats.
Other visitors prefer to sit high in the theatre itself, their backs against the warm basalt just as Roman audiences did 2000 years ago. From here one can watch the passing parade on stage - Syrian children darting out of the stage doorways, Italians singing opera, English amateur historians in earnest huddles and even Kiwis working out who knows all the words to Pokarekare Ana.


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I had my driveway sealed in July, 2013. It rained shortly after and because of a bare spot, they came out and resealed the whole thing.
We had a bad winter, but no abuse of the driveway past that.
When the snow melted last month (March), I noticed the driveway was almost completely uncovered from the sealer. I have attached a picture.
The company is planning to come out and do it again, but the owner has no idea why this is happening. Any ideas?
Ayuh,.... It appears to be a high spot, 'n the sealer has been worn off,...
Any idea what product they used on the driveway??
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I'm not saying we're a tourny team (yet) but I think we're gonna do some work.
I'd like to be on record saying that we will make the tournament. I believe!
I hope you're right but this team has punched me in the sack too many times over the last decade
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I think Trent sucked but I have doubts that he hardly ever went to Rico's games (since the coach said that was false)
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remember the last game we played in Boise. I was there. And it was UGLY.
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20 turnovers.
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Actors Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana have rekindled their romance, six months after they split in March. The Hangover star was recently spotted taking the Avatar actor Zoe, 34, to watch controversial movie, The Master, about Scientology founder L.Ron Hubbard, after spending the night at her house.
That morning, Bradley, 37, was seen emerging from her LA pad after their sleepover. She waved goodbye clutching a bowl of cereal - fuelling rumours they've decided to give their relationship another go. The pair dated for three months after meeting on the set of their movie The Words, before the fling fizzled out, with sources in Zoe's camp claiming it wasn't that serious. Since then, Bradley is said to have dated a string of Hollywood beauties - including Avengers star Scarlett Johansson.


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The Avon Education Foundation recently awarded nearly $9,000 to Avon's educators through AEF Staff Scholarships for Creativity and Innovation. These funds will be used by Avon's exceptional teachers and administrators to enhance learning opportunities for students in Avon's classrooms.
AEF will host its 6th annual musical theater camp this summer. The Broadway Kids camp will be held June 26-30 at Avon Middle School North and is open to all students entering grades 1-8. This camp is an exciting opportunity for your student
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Jon Cave of Oveido, Florida, is a 1965 graduate of Avon High School where he earned 10 varsity letters and was a member of the National Honor Society. John earned his Bachelor's Degree from Ball State University where he played baseball for the BSU Cardinals. A highly respected
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The Avon Education Foundation recently awarded more than $6,000 in funding for innovative programs supporting instruction in Avon's schools. The scholarships will be used to enhance curriculum or to address specific remediation needs
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Congratulations to the Avon Teachers who were recently awarded grants by the Avon Education Foundation:
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Bears QB Jay Culter completed 7-of-9 passes for 75 yards and 1TD in his team's Week 2 preseason contest against the Jaguars. Allen Jeffery pulled in two passes for 24 yards, and Brandon Marshall pulled in a 4-yard touchdown. Ka'Deem Carey ran the ball 13 times for 36 yards and 1TD. Jaguars RB Toby Gerhart ran the ball six times for 19 yards.
SMITTY: While Brandon Marshall, who is 30, might be a player to sell-high after this season, he looks ready for another 95-100/1,300+/10TD season in 2014. I love Ka'Deem Carey in Chicago for some reason. There are many that feel he doesn't have an every-down skill set, but I think if given the chance, he can prove very reliable in that offense. All Matt Forte owners should be sure to handcuff the two in 2014. Looking for Week 1 Power Rankings?


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I'm a Swedish Swiftie, and of course I'm crazy about Tay, just as you reading this ;)
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My absolute favourite singers right now are T-Swizzle, Jedward, Ivi Adamou, Radmila Manojlovic, 1D, Elena Gheorghe & Eleftheria Eleftheriou. I love loads of others as well ;))
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Have made an offer on a house... The agent said its acceptable but needs to clear with owner....
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Breathe slowly....
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Fingers crossed & sending you LOTS of good vibes! :-)
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New Quantum 'Cat State' Can Be in Two Places at Once
Physicists at Yale University have figured out how to make a cat that both lives and dies in two boxes at once. They described their work last week in Science.
Physicists at Yale University have figured out how to make a cat that both lives and dies in two boxes at once. They described their work last week in Science.
Having test subjects play online games showed researchers how humans still best computers are intuition.
Long story short: two brainy people are fighting over the true implications of Star Trek's teleporter.
We may be one step closer to quantum computing that's inherently protected from errors.
Transportation device or suicide box? A fascinating new investigation looks at the philosophical ramifications of destroying all your atoms to get about.
The video of Paul Rudd playing Stephen Hawking at a quantum game of chess has brought about a crowdfunding campaign.
The very future of the universe might be on the line.
Can three pigeons be placed into two pigeonholes with no two pigeons being in the same hole?
An international team has managed to tie knots in superfluids with clever use of magnetic fields, confirming long-held theories.
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English: Sliddery ( Gaelic: An t-Slaodraich) is a tiny hamlet located on the Southwest coast of the Isle of Arran in Scotland. The village is situated near the Ross road between Lagg and Blackwaterfoot. The name Sliddery is thought to have been derived from the Old Irish for "field of slaughter", as it was here that a band of marauding Vikings were butchered when attempting to settle in Sliddery Water valley. Nowadays, the hamlet sits upon the hill high above the estuary, about half a mile from the shore. Various lanes lead down to a pebble beach, which offers views across the Kilbrannan Sound to Ireland and Ailsa Craig.
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PAL's aircraft upgrade seen to further boost PHL tourism potential
LOS ANGELES − Following the recent aviation upgrade to Category 1 status the Philippines has received from the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Philippines Airlines (PAL), the country's flag carrier, added three new B777-300ERs to its fleet.
PAL's acquisition of the new B777s is part of the Philippine carrier's modernization program aimed at improving the company's financial and operational performance.
In a product update event on Thursday, May 8, 2014 held at the Reef Restaurant in Long Beach, CA, Philippine Airlines-Los Angeles headed by Area Manager Marie Jemma Saranillo said that PAL will start using the more powerful Boeing 777 for its flights to the US.
This development is a welcome boost to the Philippines growing tourism industry and is well received by tourists and tour operators. Travelers who generally prefer to take a direct flight to Manila from the United States will benefit from PAL's fleet upgrade because the powerful B777s can fly 14,700 kilometers from Manila to the United States mainland and back nonstop without refueling.
Consul General Leo Herrera-Lim, who graced the event, in his remarks said that from California alone there are a lot of potential travelers who will benefit from PAL's fleet upgrade. According to the Consul General today's travelers and investors are focused on Asia because of its robust tourism potential and growing economy.
"If you're an investor or a traveler and you're not focused on Asia, you're missing a lot," he said. PAL as the Philippines' flag carrier is actively involved in promoting the country as a travel destination.
In line with the launching of Philippine Airlines new B777 aircraft, representatives from DOT-LA, Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board and Tourism Authority of Thailand each provided a 15-minute product presentation promoting triple tourism program that highlights the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand's unique tourism destinations.
DOT'L.A.'s presentation focused on the recent developments in the Philippines, specifically the newly opened mega facilities in the country geared to strengthen the Philippines' position as a major destination for international meetings and conventions as shown by the list of major international convention scheduled to be held in the Philippines from 2014 to 2016.
According to Ms. Saranillo, passenger comfort tops the benefits that passengers of the new B777-300ER will enjoy.
Tagged by the Business Traveler Magazine as the world's best passenger plane, PAL's new B777-300er aircraft include state-of-the-art in-flight entertainment systems and new business class and economy class seats. The PAL fleet is also infused with a modern look that emulates the beautiful coastal areas of the Philippines.
With the acquisition of the more fuel efficient B777s, PAL is set to mount additional flights to and from the United States. Currently, PAL operates a total of 26 weekly flights to the US, with frequencies to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Honolulu and Guam.
After flying the US skies for 68 years, PAL's Boeing 747, its first flagship aircraft is retiring. The airlines' new Boeing B-77s started flying from LAX last May 3, 2013. Expectedly PAL passengers taking the evening flights out of LAX are now enjoying the comfort and amenities of the powerful and modern 777 aircraft.
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NC Senate bills calls for strict bus passing penalties
BEAUFORT - A bill in the state senate is calling for the temporary revocation of anyone's license who illegally passes a stopped school bus.
Senate Bill 16 was filed in the senate on January 30, 2013. The bill would up the penalty of passing a school bus that is unloading or loading kids to a misdemeanor charge with a revocation of licenses for sixth months. That's just the first offense.
"We have had multiple violations in Carteret County," said Lloyd Willis Transportation Director for Carteret County Schools. "I know across the state that other counties have had the same problem. The main concern is children's safety and how dangerous it is to pass a stopped school bus. It could lead to a death very quickly."
It's a bill that resonates with both parents of students and bus drivers alike.
"The safety of our children is way more important than going to the store or going to where ever we are going in 2 more minutes," said Heather Honore. Honore has been a bus driver for Beaufort Elementary School for 5 years. She also has 2 kids in the Carteret County School System.
The current penalty for passing a stopped school bus is a class 1 misdemeanor which carries up to 120 days in jail, a $200 fine, and a five point license increase.
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New York street interviews: Stories from the sidewalk as told by real New Yorkers about their lives in the city that never sleeps.
Christopher St at Seventh Ave South
It's about time that gay-marriage bill went through, huh? Yeah! It's so great. I've always felt like New York should be the first state to legalize it. Thank God they finally did it.
Do you plan on getting married at some point? Definitely. Ever since I was a little kid, I knew no matter how I turned out—gay, straight, bi—I was going to be married with kids one day.
And now you don't have to elope. There you go! No running off to Vermont necessary.
So what's your wedding going to look like? Well, I've always been torn between something very New York, like an all-white wedding at the Plaza, or something fun and relaxed in Fiji—more of a destination dream wedding.
You have thought this through. [Laughs] I really have. I've probably spent so much time on it I'll never get married.
What do you do? I just left the restaurant Southern Hospitality on the Upper East Side. You've probably heard of it because Justin Timberlake is an owner. I was a manager there. But right now I'm thinking of going into styling. I'd love to do print or runway, or even personal styling. But that's very who-you-know, not what-you-know.
I'm sure Mr. "Dick in a Box" could help with that. [Laughs] I haven't had much luck with that. When I first moved to the city, I was running into celebrities left and right, and not realizing how valuable an experience that was. I met Gaga, Chelsea Handler, and Beyoncé and Jay-Z...big names. I should have been pimping myself out a little more.
Sounds like you've been at it a few years—are you getting over the party scene at your ripe old age? You know what's sad? Yes, actually. When I first started going to clubs in New York, I was 17. Now I've burned myself out.
It sure says something about Lady Gaga and Jay-Z that they don't get tired of it. Yeah, I mean, when I met her, Gaga was out celebrating a special night—it was the end of her American tour. Beyoncé and Jay-Z and Chelsea Handler didn't have that excuse. [Laughs]
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Perry is made in a similar way to cider, although using fermented pears and has been popular in England for centuries. The majority of perry varieties originate from the three counties of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
Although the brand Babycham was hugely popular in the 1970s, the second half of the last century saw a huge decline in perry consumption. However in recent years times both cider and perry have enjoyed a revival with brewers like Gaymers, Bulmers and Magners all introducing a pear cider variety and many supermarkets increasing the number of perry and pear cider brands that they offer to consumers.


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Two major pieces of legislation, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (2004) and No Child Left Behind (NCLB) (2001) mandate that students with disabilities be placed in the Least Restrictive Environment and have access to the general education curriculum. To provide access to the general education curriculum, inclusion in general education classes for students with disabilities has become the accepted practice. Many students with specific learning disabilities experience difficulties with the general education curriculum because their reading ability falls significantly below the school curriculum and textbook instructional levels (Deshler & Schumaker, 1993). The Word Identification Strategy (Lenz, Schumaker, Deshler, & Beals, 2007) has been validated in traditional face-to-face settings to increase the oral reading and comprehension of students with reading deficits. Due to the possibilities of the Internet, online education has become a strong alternative option for traditional face-to-face instruction.
The purpose of this multiple-probe design study was to investigate the effect of teaching The Word Identification Strategy (Lenz, Schumaker, Deshler, & Beals, 2007) through online modules to students with specific learning disabilities. Specifically, The Word Identification Strategy (Lenz et al., 2007) was taught to five participants (i.e., two fifth graders, one six grader, and two seventh graders) through online modules within an online distance education charter school. The Word Identification Strategy (Lenz et al.) served as the independent variable to determine the effect on the participants' oral reading and comprehension. Oral Reading Probes and Comprehension Probes were used to measure participant performance throughout three design conditions: (a) baseline, (b) instruction, and (b) maintenance. The instruction condition included three phases: controlled practice using instructional level reading passages, advanced practice using grade level reading passages, and generalization using reading assignments from their English, science, and social studies online classes. Maintenance Probes were used to determine whether participants maintained the skill two weeks after instruction ended. Visual analysis of graphed data from the Oral Reading Probes and Comprehension Probes obtained during the three conditions was analyzed to determine the strategy's effectiveness. Analysis revealed that all five participants learned The Word Identification Strategy (Lenz) through online instruction and improved their oral reading mean average scores from an instructional level (90%-95%) to an independent level (96%-100%) on controlled practice (instructional level) and advanced practice (grade level) materials. In addition, participants improved their comprehension on controlled and advanced materials when compared to pretest comprehension scores. Participants also generalized the strategy to online materials written at grade level. Finally, students with learning disabilities maintained their oral reading and comprehension skills over a two-week period at levels higher than their performance before learning the strategy.
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Editorial: Marcellus Works sounds great — for the most part
More jobs, a cleaner environment, a stronger Pennsylvania economy — it's a terrific combination.
There's much to like about the so-called Marcellus Works package of bills introduced in the state House recently by a group of Republican legislators. The goal is to provide a combination of tax credits, grants and loans to boost the use of natural gas as an everyday transportation fuel.
Natural gas — extracted from the commonwealth's Marcellus Shale formation — is abundant, cheap and burns clean. The challenge is to develop a critical mass of natural-gas vehicles that can support an adequate network of fueling stations, and that won't happen, of course, without fueling stations in the first place.
The nine bills in the package address that issue by providing financial incentives on both ends. Three bills in particular would draw on taxpayer funds to provide tax credits: H.B. 301, for conversion of fleet vehicles to natural gas; H.B. 305, to companies for establishing fueling stations in highway corridors; and H.B. 309, for purchasing large natural-gas-fueled vehicles.
Critics — and they aren't just Democrats — say such incentives fly in the face of free-market principles and wonder why Republicans would single out one industry for special treatment. How is this different from tax credits for other alternative fuels, such as wind or solar?
But natural gas is different. Its economies are already proven, while those other forms of generation have failed the ROI test even with government support. While NGVs cost more than conventional vehicles at the outset, the payback goes to the bottom line predictably and quantifiably.
The only objection we have to Marcellus Works is the free money that would go to the natural-gas industry to make an already prosperous industry more so. That's tax money urgently needed for core state functions, like road and bridge repair, pension obligations, schools and public safety. The tax credits alone are estimated to cost $60 million a year, until they eventually sunset.
The shale drillers already pay an impact fee to Pennsylvania for extracting a non-renewal resource. It is modest enough, though, that they remain flush with cash. Like any other established industry, those companies should be expected to share in an investment that will directly benefit them by contributing to any incentive pool.
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"Hypnosis May Prevent Weakened Immune Status, Improve Health," 9/24/01.
"High Stress Weakens Immune Function In Breast Cancer Patients," 3/11/97
Embargoed for release until 5 P.M. ET Monday, June 30, 2003, to coincide with publication in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Researchers here have found a critical chemical pathway through which the human immune system is weakened by chronic stress. The study reinforces earlier work that showed long-term caregivers suffer from impaired immunity.
The new discovery is important because it points to a specific cytokine – Interleukin-6 – as the mechanism by which the immune system may be compromised. An increase in IL-6 has been associated previously with an increased risk for a host of serious diseases in the elderly.
Surprisingly, this new study shows that the immune disregulation marked by the increase in IL-6 can linger in caregivers for as long as three years, even after they had ceased that role.
This suggests that people who care for the chronically ill are themselves at a much greater risk for developing their own serious health problems.
The study was led by Janice Kiecolt-Glaser, a professor of psychology and psychiatry, and Ronald Glaser, a professor of molecular virology, immunology and medical genetics, at Ohio State University and the Institute for Behavioral Medicine Research. The study appears in this week's issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The project is the latest part of a long-term study of the health of spouses and others who care for patients with dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
The researchers monitored the health of 117 caregivers of chronic patients and compared them to a control group of 106 others who had no care-giving role. The controls were matched for age, general health and socioeconomic status.
Each of the study participants completed a series of psychological surveys to gauge their perceived levels of stress, depression and loneliness. Additionally, blood samples were drawn from the participants when they entered the study and at least twice annually thereafter.
At the start of this phase of the longitudinal 'caregivers' study, nearly a quarter of the caregivers' spouses had already died. During the six years of the study, an additional 50 spouses died. The monitoring of caregiver health continued even after the death of the spouse.
From the blood samples taken from the participants, the researchers were able to plot IL-6 levels throughout the study. Increased levels of IL-6 are known to be associated with many diseases of the elderly including heart disease, arthritis, osteoporosis, type-2 diabetes and certain cancers.
"We found that the caregivers' average rate of increase in IL-6 was about four times larger than that of the control group," explained Kiecolt-Glaser, "which could have important implications for morbidity and mortality.
"This is key evidence for one pathway through which chronic stress may pose potent health consequences in older people. It may well accelerate the risk of a host of age-related diseases as well as deaths," she said.
Her colleague Ronald Glaser described the continued immune impairment as startling.
"The rate of IL-6 increase among former caregivers continued even several years after their ill spouse had died. The absence of any notable improvement even after they were freed from their caregiving duties may be linked to both biological and psychological mechanisms," he said.
"Stress and depression can permanently alter the responsiveness of the immune system."
The researchers were surprised, they said, that the caregivers' immune status did not "rebound" after a period of bereavement, as earlier studies had seemed to suggest it would.
"The changes in caregivers are not simply an artifact of bereavement," Kiecolt-Glaser said.
The study also provided some preliminary data showing that African-American participants had higher levels of IL-6 than did non-African Americans.
William B. Malarkey, professor of internal medicine; Kristopher J. Preacher, a doctoral student in psychology; Cathie Atkinson, a research psychologist in psychiatry, all at Ohio State University; and Robert C. MacCallum, professor of psychology at the University of North Carolina, were part of the study team.
Earlier work by this research group showed that a person's stress levels can have a detrimental effect on how well certain vaccines immunize, that high stress levels can markedly slow wound healing, and that even short-term stressful events such as arguments and test-taking can weaken a person's immune status.
Support for the research came from the National Institutes of Health, the National Institute of General Clinical Research, National Institute of Mental Health, National Institute on Aging and the National Cancer Institute.
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Date of Stay: March, 2008
The name says it all. This is a good campground for an overnight stay. It's benefit is it's proximity to the area. The downside starts with the airline flight patterns being right over the campground. The planes did drowned out the cars on I-40. The campground was clean and the sites were level (gravel). The Wi-Fi worked well. It was easy to navigate with a car in tow. It was cool to go to the Big Texan Steak Ranch via the free limo that will pick you up at the campground. I recommend the free 72oz steak (if you are able to eat the entire steak). Easy access to the interstate. I recommend for overnight stays.
Date of Stay: March, 2008
This campground had level/gravel pull through sites and was excellent for us as we passed through Arkansas. The property had a lake and seemed like it would be a very pretty property once the grass and tree leaves turned green later in the year. The family owners were incredibly nice and very helpful in getting us checked in and located. The property was clean very easy to maneuver. I strongly recommend the property.
Date of Stay: November, 2007
First, you must understand, my standard for a 10 is Fort Wilderness at Disney. Tremont is a great campground. Its location can't be beat as it is at the entrance to the Smoky Mountain National Park. We camped in a 32' camper and had no problem navigating the campground. The lots are larger than traditional private campgrounds and the river lots have private decks. The lots are gravel which is probably bad in the summer but was fine in the fall. The staff was very helpful and polite. Previous complaints about the staff had to be by people who broke the rules. I like the rules. They are focused on making the stay of others pleasant. The bath houses are clean. You have to have a pass code to enter them. The lots are NOT level (it cost them a point). The store did not have tons of stock but the groceries and supplies were reasonably priced. My only other complaint is one that is consistent for most campgrounds. I have three children and the campground charges $3 per night for each child. With the premium rate already being charged, I hated paying the additional 18 bucks (another point). Overall, I love this campground, in the fall. I can't wait to return for a tubing adventure, on the river, in the summer.
Date of Stay: September, 2007
I know, it's Disney, but this is the best campground around. The bathhouses are top of the line with Corian sinks and showers, the lots are big and level and the services are typically Disney. When you go, spend the money and rent a golf cart if you didn't bring your bikes. The cart is great for getting to the movies at night, driving to the lake for boat transportation to the parks or simply driving around the grounds. Disney knows how to do it, there is nothing bad about this place.
Date of Stay: September, 2007
As State Parks go, this one is great. I love the privacy of each site. There was a significant amount of tropical foliage growing around each site that created the privacy. The sites were HUGE. We only were able to stay one night but I can't wait to go back. Bath houses were clean. The entry road was very rough but we survived. If you are looking for a getaway, it is perfect.


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- Anal and Rectal Disorders
- Overview of the Anus and Rectum
- Anal Fissure
- Anal Itching
- Anorectal Abscess
- Anorectal Fistula
- Foreign Objects in the Rectum
- Hemorrhoids
- Levator Syndrome
- Pilonidal Disease
- Proctitis
- Rectal Prolapse
Hemorrhoids are dilated, twisted (varicose) veins located in the wall of the rectum and anus.
The swollen veins are caused by an increase in pressure.
Lumps form inside or outside of the anus, which can cause pain or bleeding.
The diagnosis is based on an examination of the anus and rectum with an anoscope, sigmoidoscope, or colonoscope.
Most hemorrhoid symptoms go away without treatment, but fiber, stool softeners, and sitz baths can help relieve them.
Some hemorrhoids are treated with a rubber band procedure or, if other treatments do not work, surgery.
Hemorrhoids occur when the veins in the rectum or anus become enlarged.
Internal hemorrhoids are hemorrhoids that form above the junction between the anus and rectum (anorectal junction).
External hemorrhoids are hemorrhoids that form below the anorectal junction.
Both internal and external hemorrhoids may remain in the anus or protrude outside the anus.
External hemorrhoids form a lump on the anus. If a blood clot forms (called a thrombosed external hemorrhoid), the lump becomes larger and is more painful and more swollen than a hemorrhoid that is not thrombosed.
Internal hemorrhoids often do not cause a visible lump or pain, but they can bleed. Bleeding from internal hemorrhoids typically occurs with bowel movements, causing blood-streaked stool or toilet paper. The blood may turn water in the toilet bowl red. However, the amount of blood is usually small, and hemorrhoids rarely lead to severe blood loss or anemia.
Hemorrhoids may discharge mucus and create a feeling that the rectum is not completely emptied after a bowel movement. Itching in the anal region (pruritus ani―see Anal Itching) is usually not a symptom of hemorrhoids, but itching may develop if hemorrhoids make proper cleansing of the anal region difficult.
A doctor can readily diagnose swollen, painful hemorrhoids by inspecting the anus and rectum. An examination with an anoscope (a short, rigid tube used to view the rectum) is done to evaluate painless or bleeding hemorrhoids. People who have bleeding from the rectum may require a sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy (see Endoscopy) to rule out a more serious condition, such as a tumor.
Usually, hemorrhoids do not require treatment unless they cause symptoms. Taking stool softeners or a bulking type of laxative (such as psyllium) may relieve straining with bowel movements. Symptoms can sometimes be relieved by soaking the anus in warm water in what is known as asitz bath. The soaking is accomplished by squatting or sitting for 10 to 15 minutes in a partially filled tub or using a container filled with warm water placed on the toilet bowl or commode.
For external thrombosed hemorrhoids, especially those that cause severe pain, a doctor may inject a local anesthetic and cut out the blood clot or hemorrhoid, which sometimes relieves the pain more rapidly.
Taking acetaminophen or a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) can help alleviate the pain of a thrombosed hemorrhoid. Local anesthetic ointments or witch hazel compresses also may help. Pain and swelling usually diminish after a short while, and clots disappear over 4 to 6 weeks.
For bleeding internal hemorrhoids, a doctor can inject a substance that causes scar tissue to form and destroy the hemorrhoids. This procedure is called injection sclerotherapy.
Large internal hemorrhoids and those that do not respond to injection sclerotherapy can be tied off with rubber bands (a procedure called rubber band ligation). The band causes the hemorrhoid to wither and drop off painlessly. One hemorrhoid is treated about every 2 weeks.
Other methods to destroy internal hemorrhoids are being tried). Using an infrared light (infrared photocoagulation) appears to be effective. Treatments using lasers, freezing probes, or an electrical current (electrocoagulation) are unproved. Rubber band ligation is still the standard treatment.
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Surgery to remove the hemorrhoids may be used if other treatments do not work. However, hemorrhoid surgery (called hemorrhoidectomy) may result in severe pain, as well as urine retention and constipation. Less painful techniques are being investigated, such as Doppler-guided hemorrhoid artery ligation, in which hemorrhoid arteries are identified using ultrasonography and tied off with a suture, thus reducing the blood supply to the hemorrhoids. Another technique is called circumferential stapled hemorrhoidopexy, in which a circular surgical stapler is used to remove or resuspend protruding hemorrhoids. This technique causes less pain after it is done, but it may result in a higher rate of complications and hemorrhoids may recur.
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Located in Munduk, Bali's naturally cooled area, Puri Sunny Hotel provides rooms that overlook the greenery. This property offers a restaurant, massage services and free parking. Simply furnished, rooms have large windows that provide natural sunlight. Fitted with wooden interiors, all units also have a private balcony with a seating area. Shower facilities are in the en suite bathroom. Guests can sample a selection of local and European dishes at the on-site restaurant. For those who wish to explore the area, the resort provides car rental and airport shuttle services. Concierge and laundry services are available upon request. Hotel Puri Sunny is a 30-minute drive from the Bedugul area, which features Temple Ulun Danu Bratan and Lake Bratan. It is a 2-hour drive from the lively Ubud area and a 3-hour drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport.


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It was a privilege to be able to run this Amazing Race with team 14.Made up of Amita17, Benny7210,Chirpenterp, Marc54140, TC54915,and Tigerred. We complete the race in about 7 hours with alotted of hiking and water. This was a very neat cache Benny 7210 pounce on this cache right a way. Thanks fo the neat hide. Tigerred
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Yellow House Gallery is hosting artist Eva Lewarne for the month of June.
Lewarne's paintings cover everything from figurative work to atmospheric landscapes. The show is called Ordinary Magic. The artist, originally from Poland, now calls Toronto home. Her expressive paintings have been exhibited locally as well as in Toronto and throughout Europe.
Yellow House Gallery is at 921 Kingston Rd.
Gerrard Art Space is hosting The Pride Show until June 22.
The show features work from Evan Kelemen, Philip Hare, Mathew Fierke, John Alexander, Sophia Yeung, Niamh Malcolm and Ethel Shoul.
Gerrard Art Space is at 1390 Gerrard St. E., between Coxwell and Greenwood.
Artisans at Work is hosting the Square Foot Show for the month of June.
The work on display covers a wide variety of themes, mediums and content, the only constraint for the show being the size of the work. Artists taking part include Jessica Caissie, Lindsay Veh, Sobo, Mel Coleman, Nancy Jones, David Edwards and Patricia Martin.
Artisans At Work also hosts numerous classes, workshops and life drawing sessions most days of the week. For full listings of classes, courses and opportunities drop by at 2170 Danforth Ave., just west of Woodbine.


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Fishing Gnat Cove, AK on 5/22/2017 will be best from 1:31AM through 3:31AM, and from 7:13PM to 9:13PM. If those times won't work for you, 6:43AM to 8:43AM looks promising. Remember to adjust these times based on barometric pressure, and weather changes.


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If she picked it out and likes it, it would be the perfect gun for her. I know we don't like to admit it but the weaker sex can think for themselfs. I have never shot one but the people I know who have them like them real well. Good shooting.
im looking for a gun for my girlfirend shes has held and dry fired a bersa .380 and likes it alot would this be a good gun for a smaller statured woman, shes 5'2" she really likes it and was wondering if it would be a good gun, as fars as problems go what kinds of them have you guys had.
If she picked it out and likes it, it would be the perfect gun for her. I know we don't like to admit it but the weaker sex can think for themselfs. I have never shot one but the people I know who have them like them real well. Good shooting.
My wife loves her Bersa. And now her best freind (other than me) has one, too.
She's only had it a few months, but has had no problems with it.
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My wife also likes her T380 as well, and she is about 5'2" as well. She picked it out from a very large group of autos, mostly because of how well it fits her hand. It was purchased for her to get used to an auto large enough to pass the shooting portion of the CCL course. It has performed quite well since we've had it, and in fact I've been quite impressed at how good it is for the money spent. You will not find a better pistol for ~$230.
After several failures to feed the last round during the first box, it has since run 100% for me. My wife does get an occasional feed failure, and I really think it is due to limp-wristing. I'm not worried, as neither of us will use it as a CCW.
My wife loves her Bersa T380, as do my daughters who have shot it. I got it for her because she has had some right shoulder problems and is recoil sensitive. She has had no problems handling the weapon and shooting it accurately. It has been very reliable, with only one FTF of the last round in a magazine that my youngest daughter was shooting. She clearly limpwristed the pistol on that shot. I corrected her grip and she had no further problems. The gun has never malfuntioned with my wife or I shooting it and we have put approximately 1000 rounds through it, mostly FMJ with a mix of Speer Gold Dot JHP and Remington JHP to test functioning with hollow points.
My wife and my daughter are 5'0".
My lwife oves the Bersa 380. Hell. She stole mine.
My daughter shoots a 1911. Has since she's 14. She won't go near the Bersa. Tells me the recoil is too harsh.
Go figure.
All women are different
I have had my Bersa Thunder 380 for almost two weeks now and have added the wraparound grips and purchased me an extra magazine. Have yet to fire the little critter though......gotta do it soon, it's hurting me not to!


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2 Apps, 2 Entrées, and 2 Glasses of Wine or Beer: Enjoy Some of Midtown's Mediterranean Cuisine
Named after the "mezze" small plates -- like homemade grape leaves and creamy hummus -- that it serves daily, this restaurant creatively blends flavors from Mediterranean countries right in the heart of Midtown:
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This restaurant has it all -- authentic dishes that span from Greece to Turkey, local and imported beers and wine, and cozy touches like the wraparound patio where you can enjoy your meal. Try the savory findik lahmacun, a traditional Turkish pizza with minced beef, or the classic mezze haydari, a tangy yogurt dip mixed with mint. Cafe Mezo's extensive menu lets you sample all of the Mediterranean, stateside.
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Date of Stay: March, 2014
Quiet and in a country setting but close to everything. Clean restrooms and laundry. All sites have 30/50 amps. AT&T will come by to hook up a phone line and/or modem connection. The managers are well informed about the area. Close to interstate, but quiet and peaceful. May be booked up during Cruising the Coast. Lots of hummingbirds during the summer.
Date of Stay: October, 2013
Good sites and clean restrooms and laundry. Close to interstate, but the highway noise was not too loud. Friendly owner and well informed about the area. Close to grocery shopping. Stayed there for over a week and enjoyed ourselves. We will return.


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Named after the ironstone rich soils of the region
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The Redstone range is produced from Coriole's own estate vineyards and other selected sites in the McLaren Vale Region. The name comes from the distinctively coloured ironstone so common in the vineyards and buildings at Coriole.
91 Points. Such an easy wine to drink. And like. Priced reasonably too. All the flavours are familiar but they are so well arranged. Cloves, redcurrant, woodspice and plums. It's juicy, slipped only slightly with tannin, and finishes with an attractive smoky edge. Anywhere, any time. - The Wine Front
91 Points. Even-tempered, juicy red with lots of interest. This is a good wine to drink, and fairly priced too. It tastes of redcurrant, plum and cloves with a streak of complexing smoke/spice. Enjoyable from the first sip to the last. - James Halliday Wine Companion
91 Points. Long, stylish and savoury, with a slightly meaty, peppery fragrance of cassis, blueberries, blackberries and cedary oak lifted by nuances of spice and dark chocolate. Deliciously smooth and pliant, its piercing small berry flavours, fine-grained oak and earthy undertones are supported by a fine, loose-knit chassis, finishing with persistent fruit and a charming acid balance. - Jeremy Oliver Wine Annual


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'For some time now, I have been trying to get in touch with Ali Abunimah to ask him to explain his denunciation of Gilad Atzmon. I am used to Palestinian activists, Arab or non-Arab, attacking each other over this or that political or doctrinal difference, but this attack is worse than most.
Abunimah has been in the forefront of the anti-Zionist movement for years, and over that time has built a considerable reputation. His website, electronicintifada.net, is still an outstanding source for non-zionist (read: uncensored) news about the Occupation. Consequently, his denunciation of Atzmon was guaranteed to be influential and reach a large audience, thereby maximizing the potential damage to Atzmon's reputation and scholarship.'
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Savannah State Falls 88-55 Against Pittsburgh - Game Recap
Savannah State was run off the court by Pittsburgh on Friday as they blasted them 88-55 at Petersen Events Center.
Pittsburgh got 13 points from James Robinson and another 12 points from Derrick Randall. Lamar Patterson contributed 7 assists, while Derrick Randall cleaned the glass with 12 rebounds.
Savannah State got 11 points from Alante Fenner in a losing cause and another 10 points from Jeremiah Hill. Jeremiah Hill contributed 3 assists for them, while Jyles Smith had 6 rebounds.
Pittsburgh hit the break leading 40-13 before taking care of business in the second half.
The rebound battle favored Pittsburgh as they grabbed 47 boards, while Savannah State only had 28.


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Home > News & Events > News > Student Stories > HKS Students, Harvard Football Team Host Special Olympics Event
As part of the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) public service week (12—17 October), HKS' Student Public Service Collaborative (SPSC) and its Special Needs Caucus joined forces with the Harvard Football Team and Special Olympics Massachusetts to host a morning of Special Olympics events.
After HKS Dean David T. Ellwood opened the ceremonies, more than 70 staff, volunteers, and students from HKS and across the university took to the Harvard Soccer Field on a chilly Sunday morning (17 October) for games of flag football, cheerleading and punt, pass and kick events.
"Public service is only partly about engaging in volunteerism; it is also about connecting with the people around us," said Rachel O'Leary MPP 2011, one of the event organizers. "By connecting with our friends and family through service during our brief time at HKS, we can honor the sentiment behind President Kennedy's inaugural speech to ask what we can do."
Public Service Week included public service-related events across the School, including a John F. Kennedy, Jr., Forum on the Peace Corps' 50th anniversary, a meeting of HKS' Sustainability Initiative and a working group to examine trends in public service.
More information on the week's events can be found on the public service week web page.


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HOUSTON — Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Dario Franchitti continues to undergo treatment for injuries suffered in a crash on the last lap of Sunday's Grand Prix of Houston IZOD IndyCar Series race.
Franchitti was transported to Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center with a concussion, two spinal fractures and a fractured right ankle. Franchitti underwent surgery to temporarily stabilize the ankle.
He will remain hospitalized in Houston for a few days before being transported to Indianapolis.
"Thank you to everyone for all the well wishes," Franchitti said in a statement. "They mean a lot to me. I would also like to send my best to all the fans involved in the accident and hope that everyone is alright."
IndyCar later released the following statement: "Our thoughts remain with everyone affected by yesterday's accident. Thank you to the people of Houston for their support of the Grand Prix and their concern for Dario Franchitti, the fans and race personnel. IndyCar is thoroughly reviewing the incident. Reducing the risks that are associated with racing is one of our highest priorities and receives our constant and on-going focus."


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Disassembled for cleaning viewed from the left. Though it's obvious that the rifle has not fired many rounds it was inoperable when I bought it because it was so dirty inside. It's like a brand new rifle now.
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Close up of internal components. Note the action assembly side plates. They appear to be modified model 60 side plates cut, drilled and recessed to fit the model 40's trigger guard. Note also the finish of the bolt. More on that later.
EDIT: Right in the middle of this picture you can see the two trigger guard screws that hold the entire action in the receiver. The long screw goes in back. If you swap them, and put the long screw in front, then it will cause the action to bind. Thanks to fellow forum member Nervousmini for kindly providing this information.
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A closeup of the stamped scroll work. That little chip in the finish is the worst thing wrong with this gun. Looking through the ejection port you can see how little wear there is inside the receiver.
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Viewed from the bottom very little sign of wear can be found. If you've spent any time at all cleaning the Marlin model 60, 70, etc... this should look very familiar to you.
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Top of the receiver. Again, very similar to to the models 60, 70, etc.
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Stay Sharp: Mental Acuity and Traditional Chinese Medicine
John Nieters, Doctor of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine; President, Academy of Chinese Culture & Health Sciences; Licensed Acupuncturist
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The Imperfectionists by Tom Rachman
Each chapter of Tom Rachman's The Imperfectionists focuses on a different member of the staff of a fictional newspaper and could stand alone as a short story. But added together they become a single novel with cohesive themes and a unifying tone that treats the newspaper business with affection and humor while refusing to romanticize it. Read more »


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Jessup Named Sysco Student-Athlete of the Week
Nov. 5, 2012
Fresno State men's golf junior Nate Jessup has been named the Sysco Student-Athlete of the Week.
Junior Nate Jessup excelled on the golf course last week at the Pacific Invitational in Stockton, Calif. Jessup shot under par in each 18-hole round and during round three, Jessup shot five under par and made made six birdies in a row. Jessup (71-69-67--207) finished in a tie for 21st place.
Also nominated for the Sysco Student-Athlete of the Week was Megan Callahan, Anne Susdorf, Hannah Prigge, was Derek Carr.
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Sysco Central California is proud to honor the Fresno State Athlete of the Week, just as we're proud to serve our local foodservice industry with integrity, trust and a commitment to a healthier community. Since 1938, Sysco has partnered with Central Valley businesses with the goal of helping them flourish and succeed - often keeping family businesses strong for generations. At the same time, we support the people and organizations that make Central California such a special place to call home, including Fresno State and the student athletes who share Sysco's passion for excellence.


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New feelings about RED!
So I woke up this morning and just felt like I should listen to RED! I was one of those people who didn't approve "the change", and I listened to RED album only one time since it's been out. Yes I know, I'm ashamed of it very very much. I've been listening to song I liked, like 5-6 of them, but the rest... No.
So I just felt need to listen to it... And now, I like it so much! I can't believe I was such an idiot not wanting to listen to Taylor's music. IT'S STILL TAYLOR! Everything is same and nothing has changed. Well except the hair, but that doesn't matter 'cause I'm back in the game xD
I probably learned all the lyrics already! :D
The songs are so good, and the lyrics are the best! And even this party mix song, they are so cool! Like 22 or IKYWT. God I'm so happy! I knew this would happen in one point or another, I was just waiting for it.
Thanks to all of you who helped me and understood my feeling about change. But now, I'm all RED (little too late I know).