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Wednesday, October 6, 1999
"It is much easier to be critical than to be correct."
-- Benjamin Disraeli
Merck and CVS Unite Internet and Retail Strengths
Richard McCaffery (TMF Gibson)
Pharmaceutical firm Merck (NYSE: MRK) and drugstore leader CVS (NYSE: CVS) have struck an alliance to pool their online and retail services in a deal that highlights the strengths of doing business on the Web. It's the latest alliance in a gaggle of partnerships among companies in the pharmaceutical industry.
The agreement unites Merck, one of the world's largest prescription drug companies, with CVS, the country's largest drugstore chain. While both companies have an online presence, the partnership will unite Merck's health plan clients with CVS' retail customers.
Here's how it works. Merck-Medco, which helps provide prescription refill and renewal services for 51 million Americans through its healthcare plan, has teamed up with CVS.com to offer the same services for over-the-counter medicines and general healthcare products. CVS will also become the only online retail pharmacy that takes prescription drug orders from Merck-Medco members over the Internet for delivery through Merck's network or for pick up at CVS.
As a result, Merck-Medco gets to round out its service offering. Its customers can click on to merck-medco.com and get all their pharmacy needs handled in one place, either for delivery or pick up. Before the Web it was difficult for a manufacturer to get that close to its customers. This should build the company's brand name and grow sales.
CVS gets access to a potential customer base of 51 million prescription drug users, many of whom live in the West. CVS has about 4,100 outlets, but no stores west of the Mississippi.
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Retail giant Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) plans to sell airline tickets and offer travel reservation services online. In related news, the company plans to offer a Wal-Mart store credit card to be administered and financed by GE Capital, a unit of General Electric (NYSE: GE).
Chipmaker Intel (Nasdaq: INTC) is buying IPivot, a privately held manufacturer of Internet commerce equipment, for $500 million in cash to bolster its e-commerce capabilities.
Aerospace and defense company Boeing (NYSE: BA) won a 15-year, $1.3 billion contract with the Air Force to repair intercontinental ballistic missiles and aircraft guidance and navigation systems.
Chemical manufacturer DuPont (NYSE: DD) agreed to acquire computational drug discovery company CombiChem (Nasdaq: CCHM) for $95 million in cash to strengthen its pharmaceutical business.
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Emirates' next ambition: Lay down railway in desert
By Martina Fuchs
DUBAI (Reuters) - United Arab Emirates boasts the world's tallest building, a man-made island in the shape of a palm and is about to take its next ambitious step - linking cities by rail over the desert.
Already investing heavily in airlines and airports, as well as roads and public infrastructure, to attract and support growing commerce, the seven emirates are leaving nothing to chance as they bet on a freight and passenger network to help drive growth.
At stake for European and Chinese companies is a total $11 billion to be spent on the project, as UAE's Union Railway pushes to complete the rail system by 2017.
Even as the country struggles to regain its footing after the 2009 Dubai debt crisis and an exodus of investors, it is
betting that there will be enough economic activity to justify the rail system. To that end, it is starting with freight and adding passenger services.
Dubai is still building out a metro network launched in 2009 linking the emirates malls and business areas, but passenger volume is still sparse, bringing into question whether a national railway system will work in a country dominated by cars fueled with cheap gas.
China, which sees the Gulf as a key strategic region, appears to be in a good position to win contracts.
"If the decisions are made on price and basic quality of value for money criteria, I don't see how any foreign company could compete unless you get one of the European export-import banks to go in and try to match Chinese financing," said Bill McCahill, Vice Chairman for Pacific Epoch in Shanghai. Continued...

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Robin Wright and Naomi Watts in 'Two Mothers' International Trailer
by Alex Billington
February 14, 2013
Source: Indiewire
"Here's to our mothers." Oh boy, this is sure to rile up some people. Gaumont has debuted a trailer for the new Anne Fontaine film Two Mothers, adapted from Doris Lessing's novel The Grandmothers. It stars Robin Wright and Naomi Watts as the mothers of two young, stunningly beautiful teenage boys, whom they each fall for. The sons are played by Xavier Samuel and James Frecheville, and the cast includes Ben Mendelsohn and Sophie Lowe. This premiered at Sundance recently and received scathing reviews from critics all over. Everything about this tells me to stay away, but that's just my own tastes. Take a look!
Watch the first international trailer for Anne Fontaine's Two Mothers, first found by Indiewire:
A gripping tale of love, lust, and the power of friendship, the film charts the unconventional and passionate affairs embarked upon by two lifelong friends, Lil and Roz, who fall in love with each other's sons. Afraid of facing the ire and judgment of their insular seaside community, they continue the relationships in secret over the years. Once the affairs are discovered, it threatens to tear apart their lives and those of the boys.
Two Mothers is directed by Anne Fontaine, of Augustin, How I Killed My Father, Nathalie, The Girl from Monaco and Coco Before Chanel. The screenplay was written by Christopher Hampton (of Dangerous Liaisons, Atonement, Chéri, A Dangerous Method), based on Doris Lessing's novel. This premiered at the Sundance Film Festival this year. Exclusive Releasing picked it up then, but hasn't set any release date yet.
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The original will split the estate equally among, myself, mother & 6 other relations. My mother drafted a new will shortly before my grandmother was incapacitated. She drugged her & me to get her to sign (& me to witness) a new will making her sole beneficiary. There are 2 witnesses to this unrelated to the will or family. My mother used undue influence to get my brother (who lived with her) & I to sign Affidavits giving a false version of events & an Agreement Among Residuary Beneficiaries that renounced our share in the 1st will. The other beneficiaries of the original will contested it and settled. My brother is no longer a dependent & I now have the mental capacity & income to try to right this wrong. She died in 2005 & funds were disbursed in 2009. Do we have any options legally?
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321 pages | 55 B/W Illus.
Quality management is essential for facilitating the competitiveness of modern day commercial organizations. Excellence in quality management is a requisite for construction organizations who seek to remain competitive and successful. The challenges presented by competitive construction markets and large projects that are dynamic and complex necessitate the adoption and application of quality management approaches.
This textbook is written in line with the ISO 9001:2008 standard and provides a comprehensive evaluation of quality management systems and tools. Their effectiveness in achieving project objectives is explored, as well as applications in corporate performance enhancement. Both the strategic and operational dimensions of quality assurance are addressed by focusing on providing models of best practice.
The reader is supported throughout by concise and clear explanations and with self-assessment questions. Practical case study examples show how various evaluative-based quality management systems and tools have been applied. Subjects covered include:
The text should prove most useful to students on both undergraduate and postgraduate construction management or construction project management courses. It will also prove a valuable resource for practising construction managers and project managers.
"This book is an excellent text for undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes that deal with aspects of construction management. Indeed, it presents solid basic knowledge as well as extensive discussions based on recent relevant literature on quality management and its peripheral areas of influence."
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West Seattle outdoor movies 2014 schedule is out
The West Seattle Outdoor Movies are back for another season of cinematic fun. Here's the complete list of dates, pre-show entertainment and sponsors for each event. The movies are presented in the courtyard at 4410 California Ave SW between Hotwire Coffee and Dr. Wolff. Bring blankets, chairs family & friends to this summertime West Seattle charity event.
Gates open at 6:30 and the film shows at dusk.
Saturday, July 19th
Gravity (2013) PG-13
Sponsored by: Pagliacci Pizza
Pre-Show Entertainment: Jeremy Sewer – Singer
Non-Profit: West Seattle Food Bank & White Center Food Bank (bring a food donation)
Saturday, July 26th
Spice World (1997) PG
Sponsored by: Feedback Lounge, Hotwire Online Coffeehouse
Pre-Show Entertainment: Swimsuit Fashion Show Bonsoir Bella Swimwear and Apparel AND free community photo booth
Non-Profit: AARF (Animal Aid and Rescue Foundation) & F3 (Furry Faces Foundation)
Saturday, August 2nd
Sleepless in Seattle (1993) PG
Sponsored by: Westside Dermatology, Leo Smith Architects, Heidi Horwitz, DDS, Talaricos
Pre-Show Entertainment: Stay Tuned the Band – Covers classic TV shows
Non-Profit: Southwest Historical Society
Saturday, August 9th
The Blues Brothers (1980) R
Sponsored by: West Seattle Helpline, HomeStreet Bank, The Beer Junction
Pre-Show Entertainment: Those Guys /w Wrecking Yard – Rock & Roll Band
Non-Profit: West Seattle Helpline
Saturday, August 16th
The Goonies (1985) PG
Sponsored by: WSB, Great Harvest Bread Company, Bakery Nouveau
Pre-Show Entertainment: Layered System – Jazz/Blue Band
Non-Profit: Youngstown Cultural Arts Center
Saturday, August 23rd
Frozen (2013) PG
Sponsored by: Dream Dinners, Swanson & Seepersad Chiropractic and Massage Therapy, Highline Physical Therapy, Curious Kidstuff, Hope Lutheran School, BendNMove
Pre-Show Entertainment: Community BBQ sponsored by WSCC & Variety Show
Non-Profit: WestSide Baby
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In China, a Winter of Discontent
It has been a remarkable scene. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, the unelected leader of China's Communist government, has spent the past two days in damage-control mode as his government copes with a crisis triggered by the worst winter weather in decades. With severe storms slamming train service nationwide, millions of people attempting to return to their family homes for next week's Chinese New Year have been stranded for days in the freezing cold outside train stations in some of China's biggest cities.
So, bullhorn in hand, Wen on Jan. 29 appeared before thousands of stuck travelers in a train station in Hunan province to say he was sorry. "I apologize to you all," said Wen, who today went to the southern city of Guangzhou with a similar message. "You all want to go home and I completely understand how you feel," he said.
By showing his sensitive side, Wen is trying to contain the political damage from the crisis. Perhaps aware of the way President George W. Bush's lackluster response to the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Katrina left him severely weakened, Wen wants to present himself as a can-do leader who is aware of the human impact of the disaster.
Half A Million Stranded At Guangzhou Station
Certainly Wen has to worry about the economic impact of the crisis. Already China has suffered over $3 billion in damages (BusinessWeek.com, 1/29/08) and economists estimate inflation is likely to soar as a result of food and energy shortages. "The chaos tells me how vulnerable the system is," says Han Dongfang, director of Hong Kong's China Labor Bulletin, the country's leading workers' rights group. China's infrastructure, which has so impressed the world, has not proved capable of moving people, fuel, and food supplies in seriously bad weather.
Wen has even more immediate worries than the economy, though. He has to prevent the situation from spiraling out of control. Ever since the democracy protests of 1989, Beijing's leaders have made suppressing widespread social unrest a top priority. The government surely now must be worrying that the people most affected by the chaos—the millions of migrant workers left to fend for themselves in the freezing cold—might become violent.
Look at Guangzhou, where Wen went today. The city now has 500,000 people stranded at the train station, many of them migrant workers trying to get home. "Guangzhou is a real tinderbox," says David Zweig, a political scientist at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. "If the leaders don't do a decent job, they could have riots. Innocent people would get crushed and the government would lose enormous respect, support, and legitimacy."
Ever-Growing Number of Protests
Even before the latest crisis, growing numbers of Chinese have been taking to the streets to protest against the government. Ironically, as the Chinese economy has been growing at double-digit rates, ordinary Chinese—workers upset about low wages as well as middle class city residents angered by local government policies—are staging protests in greater numbers. In mid-January, for instance, thousands of Shanghai residents staged a demonstration against the government's plan to put a high-speed train through their neighborhood.
In 2006, according to the most recent statistics available, there were 94,000 large-scale protests—demonstrations involving more than 50 people—says Joseph Yu Shek Cheng, chairman of the political science department at the City University of Hong Kong. That's up from 86,000 in 2005. "People in China are gradually coming to know the right of protest to articulate their grievances," says Cheng, "to exert pressure on the authorities to take action."
The explosive growth of the Internet is also helping more Chinese learn about protests in other parts of the country. At the end of 2007 China's online population had grown to 210 million, up 73 million in just a year. Most protestors have been careful to ensure demonstrations stay focused on specific subjects and don't metamorphose into broader, anti-government action. "People have learned to keep narrowly on these issues," says Rebecca MacKinnon, assistant professor at the Media Studies Center of the University of Hong Kong. "They are finding if they keep it narrowly defined and focused, they are not going to jail."
Apologies May Not Be Enough
The government is likely worried that middle class Chinese, who should be the most satisfied with Beijing's pro-growth policies, are joining in the protests, adds City University's Cheng. "If middle class people are unhappy, that's a more dangerous signal in terms of social stability," he says.
That might be one reason Wen's government is so keen to avoid a further escalation in the weather crisis. Labor activist Han says there is one reason to be hopeful about Beijing's response. "They've learned something," he says. "Apologies don't necessarily make you look bad." If the trains don't start running soon, however, apologies may not be enough.


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Is it necessary for my doctor to be an HIV specialist?
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Sunday, January 16, 2011
Mary Margaret sings Shirley Temple's "Animal Crackers in my Soup"
Posted by Lindsey at 5:16 PM
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- Sue said...
I have so enjoyed seeing Mary Margaret's stories and songs. So precious. Keep up the good work.
- January 26, 2011 at 1:44 PM
- Tony Kummer said...
Just wanted to say thanks for coming up to Kentucky for Mary Margaret to speak. Here is the little interview I made.
- February 18, 2011 at 10:37 AM
- Whoz Your Doula said...
so cute!
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Health care reform discussions will generate passion and
headlines during this election season and into the new Congress
next year. This presents another opportunity for our industry to
emphasize the value and cost-effectiveness of home care in the
health care system. There will be many moments to mention the
vital, cost-effective role of home care during candidates' debates
and town hall meetings and on the opinion pages of local newspapers
and Internet blogs.
The Medicare trustees claim in their most recent report that
Medicare's main source of funding, the Health Insurance Trust Fund,
will be exhausted by 2019. The trustees recommend solutions to the
coming funding crisis must include greater efficiencies and
cost-containment measures.
Home care should be at the top of the list of steps to move
Medicare toward greater efficiencies and cost containment.
American voters agree that home care is one of the solutions to
the rising cost of health care. In a Harris Interactive telephone
survey of 1,000 American adults conducted in December of 2007,
three-quarters of voters said home care is part of the solution to
the problem of rapidly increasing Medicare spending.
Furthermore, an overwhelming majority (78 percent) of American
voters say they would vote for congressional candidates who would
strengthen Medicare coverage for power wheelchairs, oxygen devices,
hospital beds and other durable medical equipment and services used
in the home.
Home care fits easily into both Democratic and Republican plans
for reform. The Democrats' health care platform states the party is
"united around a commitment to provide every American access
to affordable, comprehensive health care." They advocate
affordable health insurance through new group options and by
expanding government programs like Medicaid. Strengthening
cost-effective home care coverage is consistent with that
During the Republican ABC-Facebook debate earlier this year,
presidential candidate John McCain advocated for expanded home
care, saying, "We need incentives for home health care as
opposed to long-term care. In my state of Arizona, we adopted a
proposal which incentivizes health care providers to keep people in
home health care settings. It's dramatically less expensive than
long-term care."
We should urge all candidates from both parties to include
preservation of home care in their position papers. The potential
architects of health care reform need to be reminded of the
benefits of strengthening home care policy. We can make it easier
for candidates to stand behind the merits of home care by providing
them with sound research showing the cost-effective nature of home
While DME is the smallest and slowest-growing portion of
Medicare, it is sometimes a convenient target for policymakers in
Washington. Some believe Medicare prices for home medical equipment
and services should be based on what a consumer would pay for the
equipment alone if it were purchased on the Internet or at a
discount store. But Medicare beneficiaries who require home medical
devices, like oxygen concentrators, cannot simply order the
equipment over the Internet, adjust it to the prescribed level and
instruct themselves on proper use.
The American Association for Homecare continues its efforts to
inform policymakers and consumer journalists about the value of
home care. The expanding Stand Up for Homecare public awareness
campaign is one part of that effort. The importance of home care is
one that every family can understand and relate to. Four out of
five Americans (82 percent) agree with the statement, "If I
required medical services, I would prefer to receive it in my home
if possible, rather than in a hospital or nursing home."
By reminding policymakers about these key messages, we can help
strengthen access to care for the millions of Americans who depend
on home medical equipment and services. Home medical care and
equipment will continue to be safe and cost-effective as long as
policymakers remember that this type of care requires services and
personal attention for seniors that you can't get over the
Tyler J. Wilson is president and CEO of the American Association
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A tremendous amount of business is conducted via purchase orders without signed contracts. Overall, this is good for commerce because business doesn't have to screech to a halt every time a company needs to buy something, to give the lawyers time to work out the legal terms. But if there's no signed contract, how do you know when a contract has been formed, and how do you know what the terms of the contract are?
These are million-dollar questions that are very difficult to answer and which are often litigated. In fact, it's impossible to know the answers until after the fact because they depend on the specific facts and circumstances of each individual transaction.
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Off the top of my head, here are a few popular sliders.
Nivo slider, Coin slider, Cycle jquery slider (required a bit more work, but is far more dynamic), Cu3er, Piecemaker.
I'd say those are the most popular ones going around at the moment, but there are many less known, but fantastic ones floating around.
There's also a few great premium ones on Codecanyon as well.
Psd has high standards and low sales, but sort of guarantees your acceptance into html and wordpress if the code quality is equally high.
Html is where many authors start off.
Wordpress is where the money is at, especially if you have a successful theme.
Magento has much higher prices so I'd imagine it's quite nice money wise if you get a good theme on the go, but I don't know what sort of production time we are talking so can't really comment here.
I write my documentation in google docs, insert page breaks after sections, and export it as a pdf to be included with the html theme.
I do sort of follow the sections layed out in the basic documentation.
I go; Introduction, Included Files, Html Structure, Css Structure, Jquery Structure, and then move on to seperate things. In the documentation im writing this evening my nine sections are
Included Files Html Structure Css Structure Jquery Structure Piecemaker Nivo Slider Twitter Updates Ajax Contact Form Further Questions
With html themes, I don't include a license. I thought that was just wordpress you had to do that for because of the GPL .
It looks great, don't get me wrong, but it's really minimalistic and a fairly similar theme went on sale only a month or so ago.
The theme was minimal like this, but offered a plethora of options and set-ups the user you could use giving them 100's of layout choices. It still got rejected 3 or 4 times before it was improved slightly aesthetically to be accepted.
3 months ago, this theme may have been fine, but 3 months is a long time. I'm sorry you got ill, but this isn't your fault, or the reviewers. At the time, you were given an honest answer. Things have changed in the last 3 months, and it's not like you've got a fantastic theme that can't be improved. There's lots of potential there.
Yeah I know, but before Jeffrey left he said he was considering bringing in a proper php category because site templates was primarily for html themes.
I personally see no problem with it, of the few that I remember though, its been a php version alongside html. In the end, it's all down to what the buyer wants. Adding a php version alongside your html is a bonus and certainly isn't going to limit you. I just think that if you are going to sell just an html version, you need to go the full hog, and do something like the OXYLUS guys are with a custom CMS .
Just my thoughts anyway.
You should try delegate instead of hover, apparently its more efficient =)
Chris Coyier as always with great examples that I'm sure will help you coupled with der's points of your selectors.
For html, you mainly use php for the contact form. Includes aren't really used. I know a few authors provide a php included version alongside their straight html version for free, but currently there isn't a php category.
Your always best actually contacting the plugin author on this than speculating with more people with the same information as you. However, the free lite version says its released under GPL which means it can be used I believe.
I'd still email the author to check though.
As far as I know, you can't cover up a bunch of elements with a transparent overlay, and still be able to interact with them, because this new div is on top. You can't position it behind, because you lose the effect but can now click. I think it's a one or the other thing, unless someone can come up with a genius solution =)
Its fair enough Dany. When I saw it, I hadn't noticed that the content layout was exactly the same as well. I'd thought it had at least been moved.


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This is a discussion on Ruger LCP - Tooled OWB Holster within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; This is my third holster from Keeton Custom Leather . It's an OWB for the Ruger LCP with Crimson Trace LaserGuard. Rob does extremely nice ...
This is my third holster from Keeton Custom Leather. It's an OWB for the Ruger LCP with Crimson Trace LaserGuard. Rob does extremely nice work and I think the tooling looks great. The holster was definitely a little snug when when I first got it, so I wrapped my LCP in a microfiber cloth and inserted it in the holster for about a day.
I actually bought this holster for my wife, so I'll have to take a few pictures of her wearing it.
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brassass wrote: They taste alot better when you do all the work to get them and then eat, just like any other game.
greenster wrote:Jehler... if you guys had a swamp around... You might have better luck there. Wish I had 30 or so traps laying around I'd have be a little 60-100lb cook out. I live fairly close to a swamp, Back in the day I and my brother and a couple friends would go wade around in the running creeks and back water and catch the big ones, fill up a "wash bucket" full of them and pour them in the old bath tub sitting in the cow pasture (All rednecks have one) when it gets full AFTER a couple days. We boil couple hundred pounds for the neighborhood. I figured out that soaking them in salt water for long periods of time is not a good idea.
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Rider University 3, Manhattan College 2
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LAWRENCEVILLE--Sophomore Jaclyn Webber (Anaheim, Calif./Canyon) had 23 digs and 13 kills with senior Stephanie Nagy (Muscatine, Iowa/Muscatine) adding 17 kills and three blocks and junior Megan Knott (West Caldwell/James Caldwell) compiled 12 kills and 12 digs as the Rider University volleyball team defeated Manhattan College 3-2 on Saturday afternoon in Alumni Gymnasium.
Rider (8-8, 2-5 MAAC) won 25-21, 15-25, 25-23, 23-25, 15-10.
"We stayed in system today," said head coach Christopher Feliciano about the key to the match. "Jaclyn Webber was the 'glue' for us. We are working on her becoming not only an offensive leader but a defensive one as well and she did that. She had great communication with her teammates and has this 'bulldog' mentality and this refusal to lose that rubs off on everyone."
Also for the Broncs, sophomore Ashlee Amatulli (Menifee, Calif./Temecula Valley) had 50 assists and 15 digs, junior Bridget Sheerin (Oaklawn, Ill./Marist) had 15 digs and nine kills, freshman Nicole Moorman (Moon Twp., Pa./Moon Area HS) had 11 kills and six blocks while hitting .321 and senior Brittany Gajewski (Whitehouse Station/Hunterdon Central) added 33 digs.
"Our serve receivers did a phenomenal job and Ashlee (Amatulli) made some great decisions," said Feliciano. "Our game plan was to run a lot of things out of the middle."
"The key was the serve receive," Moorman said. "Ashlee was able to run the offense and the whole team just came together great. To win the match in five sets is an unbelievable feeling."
"We struggled with our serve receive the first time we faced Manhattan (September 26)," said Nagy. "When the serve receive is on, that's when I can get set and that's why I was successful and the team was as well."
This was Rider's second straight five-set win and the Broncs improved to 4-2 this season in matches that have gone the distance.
The match featured 18 ties and eight lead changes.
Rider trailed 20-17 in the opening set before an 8-1 run (off of four Manhattan errors) gave the Broncs a 1-0 lead in the match.
After the Jaspers won set two by 10 points, the Broncs rebounded and broke a late 22-22 tie to win three of the final four points including two kills by Nagy to take a 2-1 lead in the match.
Manhattan forced the fifth and final set with a two-point win in set four.
Rider broke a 2-2 tie in the fifth set with a 4-0 run, including kills by Knott and Moorman to go ahead 6-2. After the Jaspers cut the Bronc lead to 6-4, Sheerin and Webber had kills to put Rider ahead 8-4 before the Jaspers rallied, scoring four of the next six points.
Leading 10-8, two kills by Knott allowed Rider to score five of the final seven points and clinch the match with a 15-10 win.
"The match went well," Knott said. "I feel really, really good and I feel that we finally meshed together today. Our biggest adjustment from the first time we played Manhattan was that we listened to the coaches and stuck with the game plan."
"Set five was a great performance by everyone," Feliciano added.
Each team had 113 digs with Rider out-hitting the Jaspers .178 to .151.
Rider broke a 13-match losing streak to the Jaspers. Manhattan defeated Rider 3-0 on September 26 in Riverdale, New York.
The Broncs improved to 5-1 at home this season.
Winners of two straight matches, Rider hosts Saint Peter's University on Sunday in a MAAC match at 1pm.
"We know Saint Peter's is going to be tougher than last year," said Feliciano about the Peahens whom Rider defeated three times in 2011. "They have a new coach and they run a great system. They are going to be a tough challenge and we have to be ready for it."


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Fenix TK11 220 lumens flashlight mounted with a Tacstar barrel mount on my Mossberg 500A persuader.
Thanks, but (after some studying on the subject) I ended up with a 70-lumens TacStar, plus I added a pressure switch. The stuff I read said to use about 70 lumens, which makes sense. Too much lumen power can cause night blindness for the shooter, when the light bounces off interior walls. It's OK to blind the BG but not yourself!
I don't see how anyone can use a tactical light without a pressure switch. It's really handy.
Hey guys,
Do these recommendations work well for a Mossberg 590A1 as well? I know there are a few differences but not sure if they are negligible when it comes to mounting a light. I too am looking for a tactical light of about 100 lumens with a pressure switch.
Here's a link to the TacStar that I bought - LIGHT-121 - TacStar Tactical Light System with Mounts 70 Lumens Complete Tactical Package.
It has a universal mount that should fit almost any shotgun. Plus, the pressure switch is included. I had to superglue the velcro to the stock. It would not stay stuck, no matter how much I cleaned the stock.
I think this TacStar is a good buy. It's only $80, plus the pressure switch and mount are both included. And it seems to be just the right level of brightness.
Thank you for the response. Hmm, that got good reviews and isn't too expensive. Is this something you can leave on the gun at all times and shoot comfortably or would it be better to keep it off for target practice? I want something that never has to leave the gun.
Oh, btw, the light comes with a standard button rear switch, so you can use that if you don't want the pressure switch. I noticed the pressure switch gets warm if you hold it on for very long, but I figure this is a SHTF light, so it's gonna be intermittent use only for me.
And one more thing - the focused spot is dead on the impact zone. So this kinda doubles as aiming aid. The shot load hits right where the spot focuses at 15 to 20 feet. It's pretty dang cool. Seems perfect for home defense.
Couple of "for what it's worth" thoughts. Use caution when picking a tactical shotgun light. There's a world of set-ups that haven't failed yet, but I trust the advice of pros betting their OWN 1* on their equipment. They've got the advantage of combined decades of authentic field experience. Real-world door kicking, felon chasing, Murphy's Law EXPERIENCE. Here's what I've learned.
Use dedicated LED (not "shock-isolated" Xenon) bulb/reflector modules. Shock-related bulb failure (recoil and/or impact) is almost 100% eliminated with LED. The choice also extends battery-life at the same lumens. SUREFIRE won't build, sell or suggest a corded remote end-cap switch for the G2L. I have it from them & some serious flashaholics that there ISN'T a good (low-budget) way to mount a G2L as a gun-light. Tandem battery configuration >>(+-)(+-) invites cells to "pop" together at recoil. No good. Adding an aftermarket coiled remote switch (remember, SF WON'T make one) means curcuitry reliability issues with the changes in switch voltage & resistance.
Better off to get a SUREFIRE Mossberg 500 forearm or a short-rail mounted SF X300/400. The Streamlight TLR1 is a good buy at ~$100. Anything less is..., well, uh, something less.
I'm not wealthy, but I've weighed the "cost of failure" carefully & decided that previous (frugal) gun light attempts had combined to cost me much more that ONE good (dedicated) gun light would. IMHO, this is NO PLACE to be experimenting. Good Luck!
Yes, this all sounds like very good advice. But I don't think he (or many of us here) is doing any of the "Real-world door kicking, felon chasing" stuff that you mention. Surely if he (or one of us) was, he would not be asking here on this forum. He'd be asking one of his Swat-mates with the decades of experience that you mention.
Involvement in the activities that you describe would certainly mandate the most rugged equipment available. For home defense though, is that extreme ruggedness really necessary?
However, your points are well taken. It only takes one hurricane and you can easily find yourself in a complete SHTF chaotic state of anarchy, similar to Katrina/New Orleans. So I guess you'd really be hoping you had the very best equipment at that point.......
IMHO, yes! I agree that personal HD doesn't happen as often as LE felony arrests, but when it does happen, that moment is just as life-threatening. It's a individual decision, just like everything else. It only takes one inopportune failure to make the extra $$$ seem (in my view) insignificant. The SF G2L is a fine medium-budget gun light option as long as one doesn't try to add a corded remote switch. I expect most HD situations can be well-handled with a (factory available) SF "press-flash/click-on" tail switch. The stock G2L tail-switch must be twisted for constant-on. That means (at least) releasing the forearm with your weak hand to keep your light shining while shucking the slide. That's just too much motor-skill for me to think about in a high-stress scenerio. As for low-budget options? Well, it's common practice to run 500 flawless rounds through any SD handgun before trusting & carrying it. I would respectfully suggest the same criteria be used for a "bargain" shotgun light. When the third one in-a-row fails the test (and it will) the cost then equals what a one quality gun-light would have cost. I've MADE this mistake. I'm just suggesting y'all not make the same one. :bier:Quote:
For home defense though, is that extreme ruggedness really necessary?
I don't understand your logic here. The corded switch seems like the perfect thing. I have the switch located right where my left thumb will naturally fall. There's nothing to think about at all. Press the switch and I get a momentary flash of light. Plus, the spot is focused right at the impact zone. It's virtually as good as a laser sight and it's as simple as simple can be.........
I agree that some things can get in the way. For instance, I had a sling on the shottie, but after some practice, it was easy to see that the sling would often times just get in the way. So I took the sling off. Simple is good, IMO. :rolleyes:
Chevy SS, I had guessed you had read my and Surefire's opinion on adding an aftermarket remote coiled switch to a G2L. It messes with the LED circuitry because of increased current resistance resulting from the cord. It's not at all that a curly switch (in itself) is a bad idea. It's a GREAT idea! But adding one to an LED Surefire (non-gun light) is asking for problems. So, if I was determined to use a G2L on my shotgun, I just wouldn't include a curly. The Xenon G2 isn't as sensitive to the cord-resistance issue (no circuitry), but then the bulb is more "fragile".
Varob, The SF 618 is THE optimum solution. I wouldn't expect you to have a second's trouble. Money well-spent & Nice Pick!


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"The Missouri offer is pretty big," said Bilal. "It was one of my first few SEC offers. So, it was pretty important."
"The Missouri offer is a big deal," continued the very talented linebacker prospect. "I'm planning to visit Missouri sometime this summer, possibly June 8th, but I'm not really sure of the date."
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Quote:Hi fellas, this is my first post here but I've been hanging around for a while now before actually joining up. Anyway, I've been practicing TKD for a while. I actually started my MA training in Karate, but changed to TKD when the Karate school I attended transfered to another location. I've taken WTF TKD for several years but I don't really think it's the style for me. All we do is the same old routine over and over again, and only focus on kicking and sparring. I'm not learning anything that I can actually use for self defense in the real world. We basically train to compete in tournaments or sparring competitions. I was thinking about changing to ITF TKD, but now I'm really considering leaving TKD altogether and taking up Shotokan Karate. Or at least a system that will incorporate kicking, punching, self defense, sparring, and forms into the training and not just kicking and sparring. Friends say I should stick it out until I get my black belt and then leave but I don't know. Reaching black belt at my current school wouldn't really mean that much to me (for several reasons). Might as well leave as a current 2nd Gup rather than continue wasting my time. So what do you forum fellas think? Should I stick it out or move on?
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The Renata Mennonite congregation at Renata, British Columbia was the first Mennonite congregation formed in British Columbia. It no longer exists; it had been affiliated with the Conference of Mennonites in Canada. The language of worship was German. The congregation originated through colonization from Saskatchewan.
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Eating Smart-Being Active class for anyone with children under 5 years old. Learn to cook and be active with your children. Classes start Aug. 29 and run from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Info.: 564-1195 ext. 126.
Mancos Valley Distillery will present Sol' Emporium. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the music starts at 8 p.m. Cover is $2. The band is comprised of Cody Kaufman, Dewarren Marshall and Aaron Dismukes. The three of them cover old rock, new rock and original music. Check them out on facebook.com/SoulDayzedmusic.
Saturday, Aug. 30
Environmentally Sound Pasture Practices, sponsored by the Mancos Conservation District and the Mt. Lookout Grange from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Grange, 680 Grand Ave. in Mancos. This is the second in a series of four Saturday workshops addressing soil, irrigation, weeds and grazing for small acreage land.
Monday, Sept. 8
The Southwest Singers will begin rehearsals for the fall season at 6:30 p.m., at First United Methodist Church, 515 N. Park, Cortez. Holiday concerts will be given in December. Info.: 562-4476.
Thursday, Sept. 11
Free Pottery-Making Program with Artist in Residence Michael Savage at 7:30 p.m., at Far View Lodge Library at Mesa Verde National Park. Learn about the aspects of pottery production that are rarely shown or demonstrated, including clay and slip preparation, paint preparation and manufacture, pottery tool construction, and the design and painting of pottery vessels. Info.: 970-529-4445.
Thursday, Sept. 18
The Mancos Tree Board will conduct a workshop on pruning street trees, concentrating on the area of Montezuma Avenue to 1st Street and Main to Aztec streets. Meet at Main and First at 9:30 a.m.
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The Town of Mancos will be accepting scrap metal, old furniture, and old household items excluding electronics at the public workshop, 300 S. Monte. Friday the workshop will be open 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday it will be open 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Standard-sized tires will be accepted for a $3 fee.
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The Red Arrow Mill clean up will be discussed at a public meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mancos Town Hall. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry will share their findings and other government agencies will be present as well.
Monday, Sept. 30
United Blood Services Mobile Blood Drive from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Mancos Community Center, 130 East Grand Ave., Mancos.
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The Montezuma County VFW Post 5231 meets at 7 p.m. at the Post home in Mancos.
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The Mancos Valley Historical Saturday meets at the Mancos Public Library at 10 a.m. Info: Bob Huffman: 406-249-7733.
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The Mancos Water Conservancy District board meetings are held at 7 p.m. at the district's office 42599 Road N, Mancos. Info: Gary Kennedy 533-7325.
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The Mancos Community Dinners each month at Mt. Lookout Grange in Mancos (680 Grand Ave). Pay-what-you-can dinner, bring a dish if you want. Info, to help out or to make donations, call Gretchen at 509-830-4380.
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Monthly Civil Air Patrol Senior Squadron's monthly meeting, 6:30 pm, First Baptist Church of Mancos, 150 N. Walnut St.
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The Mancos Public Library, 211 W. First St., continues the Little People Seasonal Storytime, at 10:30 a.m. The program follows the Mancos Re-6 schedule and runs through May. Children ages 2-6 will be taught songs, verses and stories. A craft is also offered. Free. Call the Library at 533-7600 or visit www.mancoslibrary.org.
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Yoga Flow with Lily, Wednesdays 9:30-11a.m. at the Grange. Call 847-819-2039.
Every Saturday
The Mancos Indoor Flea Market is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the old hardware store in Mancos, 192 S. Main St. To become a vendor, call Queenie Barz at 749-9320. The booth fee is $15 per weekend, along with insurance and vendor license charges.


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We had our 2009 annual members' meeting at Knoll Farms last night, February 15th. A pretty good number of members showed up full of ideas. We had a social hour at the start getting to know each other, having drinks and snacks. Then, we sat down to business. Seated in a circle in the event center at Knoll Farm, we sat through a recap of last year's business. Kristie Knoll gave us all a rundown on the financials of our convivium, explaining where our money came from and where it went. Then Gail talked about last year's events. We had a short but lively discussion of Slow Food Nation since several members had attended then moved on the the meat of the meeting: the year ahead.
Lesley Stiles gave us all an update on our Slow Food in Schools project and the wonderful garden that is taking shape at Diablo Community Day School. Members would like to participate in a garden work day during the summer.
We approved new Head Table members, Lesley Stiles and Lucy Meinhardt while saying ciao to Pat Rodda. All members agreed we should continue to sponsor the film screenings at Los Medanos College and we even got some volunteers to help out with the planning of this event. We would like to expand the screenings to other colleges in the county as well.
Alan Hawkins said he would like to organize an event on bees and beekeeping on the urban edge. He is a beekeeper of some note! He would like this to take the form of a sort of field day at Knoll Farms where some of his hives are kept. Everyone loved this idea and we will expand on it as the event takes form. Alan would like the event to happen in June or July.
Mary Lentzner volunteered to host and help organize an event at Ennes Ranch, her home. She would like to have interested people come out to witness a farm slaughter and butchering of one of her pigs to be followed by a pork taco meal outside on the ranch. We even discussed having someone come to teach us how to make the tortillas for the tacos as well. This event will probably take place at the end of April.
Robert and Anna Sykes of Pizza Antica in Lafayette have generously volunteered to host our annual fund raising dinner at their restaurant. This is a wonderful opportunity for us! All members attending are grateful for this offer and we will enjoy working with some real pros on this. The funds raised at the dinner will be used for our Slow Food in Schools project at Diablo Community Day School in Concord.
Several of our members are chefs and they discussed organizing a cooking class/meal at Knoll Farms using produce harvested by attendees for the meal. Any chefs in our group interested in participating should contact us and we will connect you with the event organizers.
Peter Leiggi wants to organize an essay contest focused on Slow Food ideals. The winner would receive a free entrance to one of our events. In addition, he is hoping to be able to submit the winning essay to the NPR program "This I Believe."
Finally, we all broke the circle to head for the pizza oven and kitchen. Lovely and delicious salads were contributed by several members. Pizza dough was donated by Pizza Antica and sauce and toppings were added by everyone else in attendance. Everyone had fun putting all the ingredients together and even more eating it.


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StoneMor Partners L.P. (NYSE:STON) is the only publicly-traded death-care company structured as an MLP. It is the second largest owner and operator of cemeteries in the U.S. At the end of 2013 it owned and operated 367 and has added 9 funeral homes and 25 cemeteries over the past 6 months. Larry Miller, President and CEO, maintains that these additional properties will be immediately accretive to unit holders.
StoneMor is currently selling for around $24.00 to $24.50 per unit. The partnership units have been yielding $2.40 per unit, which is close to 10%. It had an EPS of -$0.75 last year and has not made money, according to GAAP for the last 5 years: 2012 -$0.15, 2011 -$0.50, 2010 -$0.10 and 2009 -$0.09 (taken from S&P). These facts beg one to ask, where does the money come from to pay the $2.40 per unit? Cash flow has not provided the funds to pay the distributions for the past 2 years: -$0.09 for 2013 and $0.33 for 2012. It appears that the cash to pay these distributions has come from borrowings and/or increasing long-term debt. Long-term debt has grown from $186 million in 2009 to $289 million in 2013.
Increasing debt and EPS losses does not complete the story. StoneMor has been a major consolidator of the death-care business. It has been purchasing cemeteries and funeral homes over the past 10 years. In order to finance this expansion, the partnership has also been offering common units. The partnership just sold 2.6 million additional units in May just after it sold 2 million units in February. The general partner also received $55 million from a private investment firm. Reading through the annual report left me clueless as to the value of the enterprise. Several things did stand out; the company is required to keep money separate for pre-sales of funerals. It must also keep money separate for maintaining the cemeteries on a perpetual basis.
It is also noteworthy to recognize that the only way for the partnership to increase sales is to increase the number of facilities it owns. STON stated that the business of handling death is reasonably steady but also noted that a greater percentage of customers are choosing cremation instead of interment. Since sales and profits are lower from cremation than traditional burials, income per facility is decreasing rather than increasing because of customers turning to cremation.
The Street maintains a hold on STON. It said that the market expects the partnership to improve earnings this year from -$0.88 to -$0.22. While the gross profit margin is rather high at 52.65%, the net profit margin of 0.63% significantly trails the industry average.
The Street also reported that cash flow decreased to -$2.94 million, a decrease of 142% from the same quarter last year. Ford also maintains a hold on STON for many of the same reasons. A hold means that these rating agencies expect the common units to move in line with the market over the next 6 -12 months.
The main goal of my research on this partnership was to ascertain that it could continue to pay the 10% dividend since these units were contained in several of my managed accounts. The partnership appears to be in a dilemma between continuing this 10% payout to keep the price of the units up so it can issue more units at a reasonable price, or to reduce the payout in order to bring the payout in line with its decreasing cash flow. Since the partnership must keep offering new units to continue its rapid expansion and to pay off loans coming due over the next 3 years, I believe that the partnership will attempt to maintain the present payout for a while. At some point, however, there must be a reckoning between the partnership's decreasing cash flow and its high payout. It appears inevitable that within the next 2-3 years the payout of these units must fall considerably for the partnership to conserve cash to meet its debt obligations and to bring its distributions in line with available cash. When and if that occurs, the price of the units will fall along with the distribution.
Disclosure: The author has no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. The author wrote this article themselves, and it expresses their own opinions. The author is not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). The author has no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.
Additional disclosure: I recently held positions in StoneMor, but after reading the annual report and doing further research, decided to sell all shares.


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NEW YORK – Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday that it will recall about 878,000 units of its RAV4 sport utility vehicle and the Lexus HS250h hybrid in North America due to rear suspension problems.
Due to improper maintenance work, the rear suspension arm may come loose and separate, making driving unstable, Toyota said.
The automaker will recall some 859,000 units of the RAV4 from the model years 2006 through 2011, and about 19,000 units of the 2010 Lexus HS250h, a hybrid version of the luxury Lexus sedan.
Toyota will also launch a campaign to inspect and fix for free the rear suspension arms of some 1.32 million units of the two vehicles sold outside North America.
In Japan, 290,000 units will be subject to the campaign.
Toyota recalled 154,000 units of its 2010 Lexus RX SUVs in June to fix and replace mats that can slip out of position and interfere with accelerator pedals.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on its website the agency asked for that recall after learning of 97 reports of floor-mat interference with the accelerator pedal.


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Super limited edition 614ce model from Taylor guitars.
They've taken the extremely popular 614ce model, with it's "brown sugar" figured maple back and sides and torrefied Sitka Spruce top and added a wonderful ebony "armrest" to the guitar, which not only looks beautful, it really makes the guitar super comfortable to play.
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Teens Talk Global Justice at New Summer Camp
Some New York City teens got a lesson in global justice this summer.
A new summer camp run by the Red Cross of Greater New York taught teens about humanitarian law and how it's applied in global conflicts.
"International humanitarian law is enacted during times of conflict, and it's basically used so that we can protect vulnerable populations such as civilians, non-combatants, prisoners of war," explained Youth Programs manager Amanda Crabbe. "We also focus on children and women and the wounded, so people who are wounded during combat, who are no longer fighting."
Thirteen students from across the city met for four weeks , hearing from volunteers working around the world, taking field trips to the United Nations and the Holocaust Center at Queensborough Community College, and getting a crash course in humanitarian law,
Seventeen-year-old Dahlia Abbas, who will be a senior at Forest Hills High School next year, said the program strengthened her interest in pursuing a career in medicine, but she also hopes to travel.
"My goal in life is to actually grow up and go to these countries and be able to influence people to do better stuff, and to help people that are in these situations," she explained.
The students also picked a topic to delve into deeper during the four week long camp.
Sixteen-year-old Johanna Monge, who will be a sophomore at Brooklyn Tech High School, studied exiles of the 1979 Iranian Revolution – including how they struggle with identity after leaving their native countries.
Monge, who's thinking about a career in anthropology, wants to continue to learn about other cultures.
"You can enact it towards…going to different countries and respecting their customs and everything during times of conflict, and that can really help," she said.
Monge said she's also planning to work with a fellow student at her high school who also participated in the Red Cross camp to raise global awareness among their peers.
This is the first year the Red Cross of Greater New York ran the summer camp, which was free of charge for city teens.


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E-cycling/Shredding event will help you clear out your junk on Sat. May 31
Windermere West Seattle and The West Seattle Junction Association will provide free shredding and electronic recycling services on Saturday, May 31.
The drop off location is 4555 42nd SW.
You can also bring your old statements or other sensitive documents to be professionally destroyed on site.
You can even watch you documents be cross-shredded via a viewing monitor.
What can be eCycled?
- Computers
- Laptops
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- Printers / Scanners
- Fax / Copy
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- Misc. Office Machines
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- All Metal items
- Televisions
- VCRs, DVD players
- Stereos & Audio Components
- Phones / Cell phones
- PDAs, Handheld Games
- Cameras
- Batteries
- Misc. Electronics
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- Products
- Washers/Dryers
- Ovens/Stoves
- All Metal items
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A senior Indian politician sparked outrage today by saying of rape - "sometimes it's right, sometimes it's wrong".
His astonishing words come days after two Indian girls were raped and hanged from a tree in an incident which shocked the world.
It also follows comments from another senior Indian politician who appeared to sympathise with rapists saying "boys make mistakes".
Babulal Gaur is law and order minister in Madhya Pradesh state, run by the Bharatiya Janata Party of new Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Asked about rape he said: "This is a social crime which depends on men and women. Sometimes it's right, sometimes it's wrong,"
He added: "Until there's a complaint, nothing can happen."
The BJP dismissed Mr Gaur's comments as an expression of his personal views and not the party's.
Legal changes that may see the death penalty given to rapists have been criticised by some in India, including Mulayam Singh Yadav, head of the party running the large state of Uttar Pradesh.
During the recent Indian elections he said: "Boys commit mistakes: Will they be hanged for rape?"
Anger was expressed around the world last week over the rape and killing of two cousins in the village of Katra Shahadatganj, half a day's drive east of New Delhi.
Three men have been arrested over the killings. Two police officers also were held on suspicion of trying to cover up the crime.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said he was "especially appalled" by the incident: "We say no to the dismissive, destructive attitude of 'boys will be boys'."Reuse content


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Year In Review 2013: Wilbros Controversy Continues
As 2014 gets underway this week, we are taking time to look back at the year that has been in Stephens County.
We are taking a look at some of the top news stories of the last year this week.
One of those is a story that has grabbed the headlines for well over two years now in StephensCounty, the ongoing controversy surrounding the Wilbros facility.
At the start of the year, the two sides in a civil suit filed by Stephens County and others against Wilbros were in mediation at the order of the judge handling the case.
The mediation did not work and a hearing took place.
That hearing resulted in a modified court order that required Wilbros to build an in-vessel composting system, decrease the amount of chicken waste on the compost pad, increase the carbon-nitrogen ratio in the compost, and cap the outdoor compost windrows, all by certain deadlines.
However, about 100 area residents filed a separate federal suit against Wilbros in August.
Toccoa attorney Alton Adams is representing those individuals, doing it out of what he said is a concern for the community.
He said when filing the suit that his primary goal is to make the odor stop, whatever that takes.
"We do want to shut them down until they can comply with all state and federal laws and until the odor is eliminated," said Adams upon filing the suit. "Now if this means that Wilbros cannot process their products here, cannot recycle the products that are coming in, Wilbros will have to find another place to manufacture and conduct their operations."
Adams' suit alleges that the Rose Lane facility is violating the federal Air Quality and Emissions Limitations Act by being a major source of one or more hazardous air pollutants listed in the act.
Also, the suit alleges that the odors are a nuisance and a trespass under state law.
Wilbros denied the claims made in the suit filed by Adams and the residents.
Adams said he is confident and feels this suit in federal court was necessary to achieve a satisfactory conclusion.
The case remains in federal court.
For more on this and the other top stories of 2013, tune in to AM 630 WNEG's "Year in Review" news program.
It will air again today at 4:30 p.m. on AM 630 WNEG and wnegradio.com.


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There's no greater feeling...than the love of family! Sometimes being the middle girl in a big family is a tight squeeze -- just ask Lucy Camden! It can be kind of tough when your older sister is a beautiful, popular basketball star and your adorable younger sister has a knack for getting her own way. Dealing with brothers isn't always easy, either. But Lucy is her own person and she's determined to stand out -- no matter what!
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The day before yesterday a close family member died after a very short and completely unexpected health downturn. I wrote a long post about him, but I contemporaneously received a painful reminder about the perils of making personal revelations in the blogosphere, so at least for now that is all I am going to say here. I noticed this morning that I've posted mainly about violence and death over the last couple of days. For my own sake I'm going to try to lighten the mood here a little today. I know it is jarring to juxtapose facile humor with issues like the murder of a courageous journalist, and for that I apologize.
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PRP 5481 - Policy Statement Use of Physical Education and Athletic Facilities
Physical education and athletic facilities, as well as all facilities at Bloomsburg State College, are the property of the citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and as such all citizens of the Commonwealth should be able both to take pride in the facilities and to use them on a limited basis. This document is written not to establish ownership, but rather to discuss use of the facilities. It follows that since the facilities were constructed and are maintained to further the educational mission of the college, students should have first use of these facilities. The priority of usage of the facilities, therefore, follows:
- 1. Regularly scheduled classes.
- 2. Intercollegiate athletics.
- 3. Intramural athletics.
- 4. General student recreation.
- 5. College community and alumni.
- 6. Off-campus groups or individuals.
Student groups may reserve the facilities when available by making a request through the Director of Student Activities, while other groups should contact the Office of the Vice President for Administration. In the case of categories 4, 5 and 6, certain cost recover charges may be levied for payment of necessary personnel. For categories 5 and 6, additional charges may be made for use of the facilities.
While the facilities are not to be considered a private athletic club, Bloomsburg State College does hope that the citizens of the Commonwealth will take advantage of using facilities when they are not otherwise being utilized by students, staff, etc.; and that each individual will thereby take appropriate pride in the ownership of a small portion of the college.