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This is a discussion on Bad but Dumb within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; ORLANDO, Fla. -- A 27-year-old man accidentally shot himself in the groin while removing a gun from his waistband so he could go to the ...
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A 27-year-old man accidentally shot himself in the groin while removing a gun from his waistband so he could go to the bathroom, according to Orlando police.
Edwin Xavier Rameriz-Figueora shot himself on Friday afternoon in the 700 block of Thalia Drive, and he was taken to Florida Hospital East, an Orlando Police Department Event Sheet shows.
According to police, the gun discharged as Rameriz-Figueora was preparing to go to the bathroom and a bullet went through his groin area.
A friend took Rameriz-Figueora to the hospital, police said. His condition is not known.
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He had cojones.
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Soooo.........was he carrying legally? I'm assuming so at this point. What sort of "gun", and had he been doing his own gunsmithing, or did he have it in a holster at all? Did this in his own house, or in public somewhere? Inquiring minds want to know.
Looking at things from my twisted point of view....some folks shouldn't be allowed to drive a vehicle either. It is what it is, and I'm sure this idget is paying in some way for his ignorance or stupidity. I'm glad he shot himself and nobody else 'accidentally'.
They always said he was a crappy shot!
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The victim's name has been changed to Edwinette.
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Did he do a double tap?
When removing a gun from a holster, or a waistband, you do not put your finger near the trigger! What is so hard to understand?
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The HGV's collision with a traffic light near Wrexham Road caused the light to penetrate the cab of the wagon.
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My dental cleaning was a bit more involved than I intended. There was one molar of concern - a bit of redness at the gum line. But, oh my X-rays show the truth! I had several other teeth that needed to be removed due to underlying decay. Really! Cannot detect the problem areas until the X-rays are taken. I knew I had a modest amount of plaque, but multiple extractions?!?! Boo Hoo.
I am relaxing on the pain meds and soft food. Getting LOTS of lap time. Thank goodness for the Mad Men Marathon! Tonight is the first episode of the final season. That assures me of prime lap time.
Happy Easter to all!
OK so good to know I have only CRF and not any evidence of cancer. I am dining exclusively on prescription canned food for CRF kitties. Will let you know my final selection. So far, Purina NF is acceptable - but, I have to wonder if I would like another. That's what a Diva does - selects her diet.
I expect my kitty family to join me in solidarity and eat this new diet. After all, we are a social eating group. No one wants to dine alone! Put out the nice dishes and placemats. We like a little ceremony with our meals. I meow and turn around in a circle each time my human presents my dish!
After this week of exams and worry, my purr is louder than ever. Remember, I am a star...........in my own mind!
Being a TOTAL DIVA, it is my pleasure to make a visit to the Vet's office and allow all who may, gaze upon my fabulousness. I was startled to learn my blood panel came back indicating kidney problems. Also, a substantial presence of blood in my urine! EEUUWW. What's up? Waiting now for results of a biopsy taken following an ultrasound exam. One kidney appears to be doing all the work - and something is not at all right with the other. CRF is a common enough malady for us "senior" cats - but, seriously? I had no idea!!
Oh - and that Ultrasound Vet? I had to correct her math! She put on my report that I am 11 years old. Please, don't rush me. I am 9 and very sensitive about my age.
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There's nothing in Liz Cheney's background that qualifies her as the prominent, omnipresent "expert" the corporate media treats her as.
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Postseason Props: Reserve Ranger Impacts Title Game
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Green Bay's experience was on display on Sunday afternoon as the Phoenix defeated Loyola 54-38 for its third-straight Horizon League tournament title. However, the play of an inexperienced junior on both ends of the floor was a major factor in Green Bay cutting down the nets at the Kress Center.
While seniors Adrian Ritchie (DePere, Wis.) and Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) used their experience (260 combined games in Phoenix jerseys) to total 31 points, 16 rebounds and six assists, the efforts of Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.) may have been just as pivotal.
Ranger joined Eichler (16) and Ritchie (15) as the third Phoenix player in double figures, and on a day when Green Bay's shots were not falling from the perimeter (5-28 3FGAs), the junior's 12 points in the paint in 25 minutes were crucial.
After entering the season with only 79 career points and one double-figure scoring game, Ranger has scored 10 or more points 11 times as a junior and is averaging 7.5 points per game.
On the defensive end, Ranger battled with First Team All-Horizon League post player Simone Law. Loyola's top player had 12 points and 14 rebounds but shot just 4-of-12 from the field. Ranger grabbed six rebounds, all on the defensive end of the floor, and had two steals.
In the semifinals, Ranger and her teammates also limited Detroit's First Team All-Horizon League post player, Shareta Brown. The Titan's leading scorer was held to 1-of-5 shooting and only nine points, 11 below of her average.
It was the second-straight season that an inexperienced Phoenix player has shined in the championship game. In the 2012 title bout against Detroit, then freshman Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) scored 20 points as Green Bay won 66-53.
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by Marcelle Pick, OB-GYN, NP
Foods to ward off hot flashes for simple, natural relief
- Protein — the foundation for hot flash relief
- Healthy fats — how they help
- High-fiber phytonutrients — fewer flashes
- Balanced nutrition for hormonal equilibrium
I'm thrilled to say that it's been a while since I have had to think about hot flashes, but I remember those days well. However, I am always reminded and quickly remember when my patients tell me their stories. One of my patients shared with me what happened to one of her friends. She was dining out at a Mexican restaurant with her daughter and baby granddaughter. The combination of the spicy food, sangria, and the stress of the irritable baby and the scene of her daughter trying to nurse in a crowded noisy space was enough to give any woman a hot flash. The experience left her having intense hot flashes, so she left the restaurant without even saying a word to her daughter, ran out to her car and turned the A/C on full blast!
This story reminded me that just as a nursing baby is affected by what it's mother eats because it is passed to the baby through their mother's milk, we too are affected by the foods and drinks that we put into our bodies. There is a wealth of great advice about how to deal with the symptoms of menopause, but you don't hear much about how food can be our greatest ally in combating many of our menopausal symptoms. Certain foods can calm us or make us more irritable, or simply push us off-balance. Through working with thousands of women, we've observed that certain foods and drinks do seem to bring on hot flashes and night sweats, while others work well to subdue them.
You might be asking yourself, "What is the best way to eat when you're dealing with hot flashes?" Let's take a closer look at how foods affect the continual balancing act that occurs between your major and minor hormones, so that you can minimize the intensity and frequency of your hot flashes — and enjoy nourishing, delicious meals in peace.
Most importantly — get your protein
Our bodies involve complicated balance of hormones that are greatly affected by our environment and the foods that we ingest. Healthy hormonal and emotional balance can be achieved by ingesting healthy foods. These nutritious foods can provide not only good information for our bodies—it supplies all the raw materials your neuroendocrine (nerve–hormone). Protein is one of the raw materials required to make and balance hormones, so it is wise to include some with each meal and snack that you eat. I explain why protein is so important in my book Is It Me or My Hormones?
Hot flash snack foods and beverages
We've assembled some ideas to help you get started on resetting your hormonal balance.
- Roasted soy nuts — look for non-GMO, with sea salt or other natural seasonings
- Raw broccoli, cauliflower, and celery sticks dipped in Creamy Tofu-Garlic Dip (see recipe below)
- A bowl of old-fashioned oatmeal, topped with 3 tablespoons freshly ground flax seeds and soy milk
- Broccoli sprouts, generously sprinkled atop a salad or tucked inside a whole grain wrap or omelet
- Icy soy smoothie, blended with your choice of deeply-pigmented berries
- Soothing chamomile tea, iced or freshly steeped
"Humans need a steady source of protein for the constant rebuilding that goes on within the body, including hormone production. Without protein the body ceases to regenerate, and hormone production declines and/or becomes imbalanced."
A simple and easy way to increase your protein intake is it to add whole, non-GMO soy foods to your diet. You will also reap the sizeable benefits soy isoflavones have to offer menopausal women. We understand here, though, that soy is not for everyone, but when it comes to quelling vasomotor symptoms, we've seen such favorable results that we regard soy as a menopausal superfood. We regard it so highly that we often suggest a smoothie for breakfast that includes a soy shake. See our articles on soy for menopause symptoms to learn how genistein, daidzein, and glycitein — soy isoflavone "active ingredients" — work.
Some other wonderful sources of plant-based protein include freshly crushed flax seeds, nuts and nut butters (like almond butter or cashew butter), lentils, and other legumes. These foods offer protein, healthy fats, and fiber, as well as additional phytochemicals that your body needs to synthesize, properly metabolize, and keep hormones in balance. Wild-harvested seafood and organic/grass-fed meats, eggs, and yogurt are great examples of quality sources of animal proteins and healthy fats.
Creamy Tofu-Garlic Dip
1 14-oz tub of soft or silken tofu
2 tsp toasted sesame oil
1 Tbsp cider vinegar
½ tsp dry mustard
½ tsp iodized sea salt
1 tsp tamari or soy sauce
2 cloves of garlic
Whip all of the above ingredients in a blender or food processor, transfer to a covered glass refrigerator dish, and chill.
Use as a dip for your favorite raw or steamed veggies, chips, or pita.
Yes — you need fat!
Believe it or not, women need fat to support hormonal balance in menopause! I want to give you comfort in know that eating healthy fat won't make you fat. Cholesterol is an important type of fat that comes in different forms — not all of which are "bad." Read our articles about estrogen imbalance for an illustration of the hormone-generation process called steroidogenesis. It reveals that cholesterol serves as the mother molecule to all our steroid hormones — both sex hormones and stress hormones.
We also can't live without the essential fatty acids (EFA's), because essential fatty acids are healthy hormone-balancing fats. Olive oil, nuts, fatty fish like salmon, and avocado are all examples of foods that are rich in these EFAs. In order to prevent symptoms like hot flashes, we must have balance between all our hormones. New research suggests that omega-3's in particular can help diminish the frequency of a woman's hot flashes. For more information and to learn more about the truth about fat and cholesterol and omega-3 fatty acids, refer to our articles on this topic.
Sautéed, steamed, or raw: pile the vegetables on!
For women with hot flashes, it is very important to include fruits and vegetables into their everyday diet. If we take a closer look as to why, we see that the fiber they contain is completely indispensable to a woman's digestion, healthy weight, and yes, hormonal balance. Fiber not only "keeps things moving," it's the preferred food of your GI flora. Feed them well and they'll help you properly absorb nutrients and metabolize your sex hormones. Fiber also prevents you from having sharp spikes of insulin. Insulin is one of the body's major hormones, so once it is in check, it makes balancing all of your other hormones, especially in menopause, that much easier.
"Phytochemicals" are a component of many fruits and vegetables that are essential to women in perimenopause and menopause. These wonderful, helpful phytochemicals are just a part of fruits and vegetables. The most important for women are those that contain phytoestrogens. These are the plant kingdom's version of a woman's estradiol, but they are not estrogen molecules. They also don't increase a woman's own estrogen, but instead gently work with your body to recalibrate balance at the cellular level. We explain and illustrate this adaptogenic, protective mechanism in our articles on phytotherapy for hormonal balance.
The types of phytoestrogens best known for their potential to reduce menopause symptoms and reduce disease risk include isoflavones, lignans, and coumestans. As noted above, soybeans are a classic example of an isoflavone rich food. The menopausal super food most abundant in lignans is flax seeds. We recommend 1–3 tablespoons a day, always freshly ground, stirred into soups, salads, smoothies, or porridges. To enjoy the benefits of coumestans, brew up some red clover tea in the evenings. This also helps you to sleep. You can also enjoy them on top of your salads with alfalfa sprouts. Phytoestrogens are also found in members of the parsley family, such as fennel and celery, as well as garlic, onions, and all sorts of seeds, nuts and legumes.
Broccoli for hormonal balance?
The antioxidant compound known as sulforaphanes is especially potent in young broccoli sprouts. It is theorized that by activating phase II detoxification enzymes, sulforaphanes help balance the hormonal estrogen scales There are present studies looking at how the body metabolizes estrogen, and linking this to breast cancer, not the estrogen levels themselves.
Another important family of vegetables is the cruciferous: greens such as watercress, collards and kale, plus cabbages, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, radishes, and their relatives. All the cruciferous are ultra-rich in the phytochemicals plant scientists call glucosinolates. These sulfur-containing compounds get converted in the body — because of your digestive enzymes and friendly intestinal microflora — into potent detoxifying molecules called isothiocyanates.
You don't need to understand the chemistry to reap the benefits, though. Simply take in a big helping of greens daily. Three-day-old broccoli sprouts top out the charts, so throw them into your salads and enjoy. By supporting your phase II detoxification pathways at the molecular level, this modest step helps balance hormones and reduces hot flashes.
Every season brings a myriad of new shapes, colors, texture, and tastes to savor at every meal. The seemingly endless variety of plant based foods is wonderful, so enjoy the abundance.
For the time being, leave these things on the shelf
Eating a diet high in white sugar, white bread, pasta, or any foods that are highly refined and/or processed, will induce more hot flashes. I also warn women to also stay away from such things like caffeinated drinks, chocolate, red wine, aged cheeses, and dishes that are deep-fried or overly spicy are other typical hot flash triggers for many women. To create better health and hormonal balance and reduce hot flashes I strongly suggest tapping into the endless variety of plant based foods that you can pick up at your local farmers market or natural food store.
Because there is never one size fits all, the problem is that foods that affect other women may be completely different from the foods that affect you. That's why I would suggest keeping a food journal of what and when you eat and drink, and how you feel afterward. You can pick up one at the store, or you can keep one digitally on your computer. If you notice a connection between certain foods you love and your hot flashes or another unpleasant symptom, save it for a special occasion. You can also try it at a later date, after you've been symptom-free for a while, to see if you're better able to tolerate it then. Our bodies are changing every day, and as we care for ourselves as time goes by, the better we will begin to feel. You may even see your devotion begin to shift away from certain foods and habits and more toward yourself!
Balanced nutrition, balanced body
Our Nutritional and Lifestyle Guidelines can provide you with further specifics on eating for hormonal balance.
Your body needs its stores of vital nutrients replenished daily. This is especially important during hormonal transitions like menopause. A balanced diet of quality protein, healthy fats, and phytonutrient-rich fruits and vegetables, together with regular exercise, adequate sleep and stress reduction, are all that's needed to regulate healthy hormonal and neurotransmitter balance in most women. You can also take a top-quality multivitamin-mineral complex and omega-3 supplement, not only to ensure that your nutritional bases are covered for today and tomorrow, but that the inevitable swings of hormonal change are less dramatic and unpleasant. You may also benefit from a variety of delicious recipes for hormonal balance featured in my book, Is It Me or My Hormones?
For those of you who continue to experience hot flashes and night sweats, a well-formulated phytotherapeutic supplement can make all the difference. Isoflavone-rich, non-GMO soy foods can provide additional gentle endocrine support to moderate sex hormone fluctuations. A majority of women seeking natural relief from menopause symptoms find their hot flashes are reduced remarkably well with this combination approach. All through our life our bodies engage in a constantly shifting, dynamic balancing act — which means that whether or not we're passing through a major transition like menopause, the path to better health and balance is always within reach.
Thankfully, there are many natural ways to quiet the unwelcome symptoms of hormonal imbalance – hot flashes, night sweats, and the anxiety, irritability, fatigue, and sleeplessness that can sometimes accompany them. Nourishing yourself well with each new day is simply the easiest place to begin.


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My (deceased) grandparents had in their old farm house a 'pipeless heater' (as my 73 year old mother remembers it being called). The bulk of the stove was in the basement but it was directly connected to the first floor which had a large (4' x 4') metal grate. The heat came up through this metal grate. This unit heated the entire three story farm house with no trouble. The size of the burn chamber was about what a Harman Mark III has.
When the farm house was rented out my uncle converted the house to oil The first renter took the cast iron to the scrap yard but we still have the sheet metal that surrounded the burn chamber and connected it to the first floor. I checked the sheet metal and found no name or other identification.
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I have an indoor cat and lately I have been feeding a stray outside. My cat constantly is watching and loosing sleep ov
It is just that my cat doesn't even play much or sleep near me much because he is always looking out the window for this stray cat. I want to help the stray - but is it bad for my cat? thank you.
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I totally understand where your heart is. But, yes, you are stressing our your cat by feeding this stray. Not only that, but when she tells her "friends" about the kind person who is feeding her, they will all show up. One stray can turn into dozens. I've seen it happen, in addition to pregnant ones having their litters on your property. Cats are very territorial and he doesn't understand your wish to be kind to the stray. He could start spray marking inside your house or try to bolt out the door or window to get at the stray. If the cat doesn't belong to anyone, call your local animal control officer (through the police) and ask if they can set up a humane trap for the cat.
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1987 Census of Agriculture
The 1987 Census of Agriculture was issued in four volumes. The U.S. Government Documents collection in Lehman Library has a complete set. Detailed holdings are described below.
Volumes which contain tables specifically about New York are highlighted.
- Volume 1
State and County Data. 56 pt.
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Consists of one part for each state, the U.S., Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands. Contains state and county data. Includes a map of each state, showing counties.
- Pt. 32: New York
- Volume 2
Subject Series. 6 pt.
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New York: pp. 364-385
- Pt. 1: Agricultural Atlas of the United States
Almost entirely maps, many in color.
Also has map transparencies (2) in pocket of inside back cover: Boundaries for the 1987 Census of Agriculture.
- Pt. 2: Coverage Evaluation
- Pt. 3: Ranking of States and Counties
- Pt. 4: History
- Pt. 5: Government Payments and Market Value of Agricultural Products Sold
- Pt. 6: ZIP Code Tabulations of Selected Items
- Pt. 1: Agricultural Atlas of the United States
- Volume 3
Related Surveys. 2 pt.
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- Pt. 1: Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey (1988)
- Pt. 2: Agricultural Economics and Land Ownership Survey (1988)
- Volume 4
Census of Horticultural Specialties (1988)
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The Electronic Data Service also has the 1987 Census of Agriculture available on CD-ROM:
- 1987 Census of Agriculture, Geographic Area Series, State Data File, County Data File.
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Technical documentation at: C 3.277:AG 8/987/doc - EDS


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In Western World, our forefathers did without sugar until the 13th century; without coal fires until the 14th century; without buttered bread until the 15th century; without potatoes until the 16th century;
without coffee, tea, and soup until the 17th century; without pudding until the 18th century; without eggs, matches, and electricity until the 19th century; without canned goods until the 20th century. Now, what was it we were complaining about?
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This work gives students valuable hands-on skills while also earning course credit by attending class meetings, competing weekly reading and writing assignments, and conducting an independent project, all of which integrate their internship experiences with academic learning.
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Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 months ago
Weems agreed to terms with the Titans on Saturday.
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The Titans added a special teams ace by inking Weems on Saturday. He racked up 391 kick return yards and 273 punt return yards with the Falcons in 2016. He will take on return duties for the Titans this season but is unlikely to make much of an impact on offense.
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Weems has agreed to a two-year contract to remain with the Falcons, ESPN reports.
Weems was signed by the Falcons ahead of last season, but Atlanta's deep receiving corp limited him to just 10 catches for 102 yards and two touchdowns. Nonetheless, Weems will be brought back by the Falcons' new coaching regime, and should still be able to contribute on special teams moving forward.
Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 years ago
Weems caught one ball for three yards on Sunday, but it went for a touchdown against the Saints.
Slotted behind Julio Jones, Roddy White, Harry Douglas and Devin Hester on the depth chart means Weems' opportunities are few and far between. He has 10 catches for 102 yards on the season, most of it coming when other receivers were injured.
Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 years ago
Weems caught four balls for 69 yards in Thursday's win over the Buccaneers.
Weems finished with a nice statline, especially considering he's usually buried behind Julio Jones, Roddy White, Harry Douglas and Devin Hester on the depth chart. He'll have limited upside as long as White remains on the sidelines with a hamstring injury, but it sounds as if the veteran may be back on the field for Week 4, thus relegating Weems to certain situational packages.
Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 years ago
Weems signed with the Falcons on Thursday.
Weems began his NFL career with four seasons for the Falcons, for whom he made the Pro Bowl as a special teams member in 2011. Now, with wideout Drew Davis (foot) destined for the PUP list to begin this season, Weems will have an opportunity make Atlanta's team once again.
Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 years ago
The Bears cut Weems on Saturday.
Weems signed a three-year deal with the Bears prior to the 2012 season, catching just three passes for 35 yards since then. He also failed to make an impact as a returner, returning just 18 kickoffs for 288 yards. Unless he convinces a team that he can regain his form as the high level kick and punt returner he was in Atlanta in 2010, Weems might struggle to find work.
Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 years ago
Weems didn't see a target in the passing game during Thursday's preseason game against the Jaguars.
With Marquess Wilson likely to miss the first few weeks with a broken collarbone, Weems is among the group of receivers who could be counted upon to replace his production. Free agent signing Josh Morgan appears to be the likeliest candidate to see work in three-receiver sets, but Weems will still have a great chance at clinching a roster spot due to his prowess on special teams coverage units.
Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 years ago
Bears WR Eric Weems has agreed to a pay cut.
Weems will reduce his 2014 base salary from $1 million to $730,000, which is the six-year veteran minimum. A pure special teams player, Weems is a candidate to replace Devin Hester on kick returns.
Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 years ago
Bears WR Eric Weems has declined to take a pay cut, and is expected to be released.
Weems would rather shop his wares on the open market than take a cut, though at this point, the money difference is likely to be minimal. Cutting Weems would clear $1.1 million in cap space for the Bears.
Eric Weems WR TEN (8) 3 years ago
The Bears have asked WR Eric Weems to take a pay cut or he'll be released.
Weems is a pure special teamer and could be an option to replace Devin Hester as the return man. He's scheduled to count $1.6 million against the cap in the final year of his deal. The Bears could save $1.1 million with Weems' release.


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BATON ROUGE - As of noon CT on Tuesday, plans for the Southeastern Conference men's basketball game between LSU and Kentucky are still moving forward for the game to be played as scheduled at 8 p.m.
The nationally-televised contest on ESPN will be played at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. The arena and all ticket operations are scheduled to open at 6:30 p.m.
Please note the following changes being made due to weather related issues:
All ticketed patrons are encouraged to enter the arena at the ground level at one of three entrances: northwest, southwest, or southeast. All eligible LSU students will be encouraged to enter the arena at the lower southeast entrance.
All ticket sales and will call distribution will take place at the main LSU Ticket Office, located on the first floor of the Athletics Administration Building, located on the corner of South Stadium Dr. and West Stadium Dr., across the street from the LSU SportShop.
The special assistance elevator, located on ground level at the southeast corner of the Maravich Center, will be operational for fans who need help accessing the upper levels of the arena.
Due to reduced university personnel, reserved parking will be unavailable. Parking will be free, first-come, first-serve for all fans. Parking shuttles will also be unavailable.
Street access through campus is limited today. Fans are encouraged to approach campus on the west side.
Fans attending tonight's game are strongly encouraged to purchase tickets in advance at LSUtix.net and select the Print-at-Home or Mobile Smartphone delivery option to avoid waiting in long lines.
LSU Athletics personnel, school officials and the SEC will continue to monitor the situation, and encourage all fans to be cautious and safe while traveling. Further information will be released Tuesday if necessary.
Additionally, LSU Baseball Media Day will not be held on Wednesday. Rather, the annual media event will take place either Thursday or Friday, Jan. 30 or 31.
LSU's live Internet-only show, Tiger Talk, has been postponed from Tuesday and will be streamed at 11:30 a.m. CT on Thursday. This month's show features Baseball Head Coach Paul Mainieri along with Softball Head Coach Beth Torina.
The Nikki Caldwell Show presented by Capital One Bank and aired live from TJ Ribs in Baton Rouge remains on the schedule for Tuesday at 7 p.m. CT. A determination on changes to the show's schedule will be made based on weather conditions on Tuesday afternoon.


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|5 movements:
|Composition Year
|Genre Categories
|Symphonies; For orchestra; Scores featuring the orchestra
I. Full score, complete draft (Mus.Hs.41000/1)
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II. Full score, complete draft (Mus.Hs.41000/2)
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IV. Final short score, complete draft (Mus.Hs.41000/4)
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V. Final short score, complete draft (Mus.Hs.41000/5)
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II. Short score draft, sketches (Mus.Hs.41000/7)
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IV. Sketches. (Mus.Hs.41000/8)
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V. Superseded short score draft (Mus.Hs.41000/9)
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I. sketches. (Mus.Hs.37817)
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Title Page and Preface
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I. Full score, complete draft (Mus.Hs.41000/1)
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|Work Title
|Symphony No.10
|Alternative. Title
|Zehnte Symphonie (unfinished)
|Mahler, Gustav
|F-sharp minor / F-sharp major
|5 movements:
|Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp.
|First Performance.
|1924-10-12 in Vienna (movements 1 and 3)
1960-12-19 in London (5 movements, with incomplete realisations of II, IV, and V by Deryck Cooke)
1964-08-13 in London, Royal Albert Hall, Proms (complete, in Cooke's 1st performing edition)
|First Publication.
|1924 - Vienna: Paul Zsolnay Verlag (ed. Richard Specht)
1951 - New York: Associated (ed. Otto Jokl)
1967 - Munich: Internationale Gustav Mahler Gesellschaft (edited Erwin Ratz)
|Copyright Information
|Most likely public domain in the USA, despite publication date.
|Average DurationAvg. Duration
|75 minutes
|Composer Time PeriodComp. Period
|Piece Style
|Early 20th century
|Orchestra: piccolo, 4 flutes, 4 oboes, 4 clarinets (B♭, A) (one also E♭),
3 bassoons, 2 contrabassoons, 4 horns (F) 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, tuba
timpani (2 sets), tam tam, a large muffled military drum, harp, strings
(The surviving orchestration does not specify a English horn, bass clarinet, bass drum, cymbals, and triangle, although Mahler regularly used these instruments in his other symphonies)
|External Links
|Wikipedia article
Symphony No.10 - scores at Sheet Music Plus
This work is unfinished by the composer
|Mahler Symphonies
F♯ minor seems more accurate. Order of movements debatable and debated; the above is the order used by Deryck Cooke and some (but not all) others who have published/performed completions of the symphony, but no final order for all 5 movements was definitely specified by the composer in the sketches/packaging thereof, and different orderings have been argued for. - Schissel
Grove has F♯ minor/F♯ major for this symphony, so both (or neither) seems more accurate. There is not really that much of a debate about the order of movements – this is a 'false controversy' you have flagged. These are the actual movement headings on the final versions of the five movements:
N.B. Not "Andante – Adagio". The Andante only perseveres for the first 15 bars of the movement and is clearly only a 'local tempo' marking, since Mahler didn't regard it as characterising the entire movement. The short score draft (BSB Mus.mss.22744) bears only the heading, "Adagio", as also does the collection of earlier drafts and sketches (ÖNB Mus.Hs.41000/6)
2. Scherzo – Finale
Nro 3.
Purgatorio oder
N.B. The manuscript bifolio of the cover/title page was half cut away, probably by Alma to censor a personal utterance by Mahler. At the upbeat to bar 126 of the short score Mahler marks 'da capo', indicating an implied repeat followed by 17 bars of coda; the implied repeat adds another 26 bars for a total of 170 bars.
II Finale 4 3 2. Satz 1. Scherzo (I. Satz)
Der Teufel tanzt es mit mir
[further comments, unrelated to order of music, etc.]
N.B. two versions of the fifth movement were drafted in short score; the first ending would have finished in B♭ major, 384 bars (the rejected folios are in ÖNB Mus.Hs.41000/9); instead Mahler deleted a passage of 8 bars after bar 298, replacing it with a longer transition, and revising the last part of the movement to finish the work in F♯ major, 400 bars. There are also issues of structural cuts in the 580 bars of movement IV, with some editions conflating bars together or cutting bars entirely (or adding bars to maintain parity between different sections with similar music).
The main conclusions that can be reached on the basis of Mahler's numbering is that it is mostly consistent and represents Mahler's last known intentions. While it is interesting that movement 4 was earlier considered in different order, and possibly 2 and 4 as potential finale movements, there is no real ambiguity about their rightful placement, especially as Mahler made many erasures on the cover page of movement 4 and left only the roman numeral 'IV' and the sobriquet ('The devil dances with me'). Movements 2 and 3 also bear arabic numerals that concur with the roman numbering.
The only real remaining ambiguity of any significance is that Mahler did not erase the word 'Finale' on the partitur draft for movement 2, but even that movement title could be variously interpreted as meaning either 'a Scherzo with the character of a Finale', or 'a Scherzo ending in the fashion of a Finale', or 'a Scherzo designed to lead into a Finale' – none of which would mean it is literally the final movement of the work.
Obviously we cannot have a 'final order' for an unfinished work, as there are precedents for Mahler changing the order of internal movements after publication and performance (both II & VI). The best expectation is that the materials were left behind in a consistent fashion, which we find is in fact the case: there are five distinct movements each bearing a successive roman number in Mahler's hand, with the last being given the title of 'Finale'. That's as clear as possible in the circumstances, and those who perform the symphony in alternate orderings are experimenting with the tinkering that Mahler obviously went through himself – but importantly, those erasures on the heading of movement IV carry double weight: they represent structural ideas that Mahler most definitely contemplated, but ultimately rejected. Philip @ © talk 18:55, 15 December 2013 (EST) [with minor subsequent revisions]


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UPDATE 1-Dish Network 2nd-qtr profit falls
Aug 10 (Reuters) - Dish Network Corp (DISH.O: Cotización), the second largest U.S. satellite TV operator, on Monday posted a fall in quarterly profit, hurt in part by expenses tied to a litigation with TiVo Inc (TIVO.O: Cotización).
Second-quarter net profit fell to $63.4 million, or 14 cents a share, from $335.9 million, or 73 cents a share, a year ago.
Revenue was largely flat at $2.90 billion.
Analysts had on average forecast revenue of $2.91 billion, according to Reuters Estimates.
Dish Network added about 26,000 net subscribers during the quarter ended June 30, ending the quarter with about 13.610 million subscribers.
The Englewood, Colorado company, controlled by satellite entrepreneur Charlie Ergen, has been under extensive competitive pressure in recent quarters from its larger rival DirecTV Group DTV.O as well as phone and cable operators.
Its operations' previous focus on the low-income end of the pay-TV market have also been disproportionately hurt by the weak economy.
Shares of the company closed at $18.42 Friday on Nasdaq. (Reporting by S. John Tilak and Yinka Adegoke; Editing by Ratul Ray Chaudhuri)
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Following the release of the first developer beta of macOS Sierra last week, Apple today has made the Safari 10 beta available for users on El Capitan and Yosemite. This means that developers can test the upcoming version of Safari without having to update their entire operating system.
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Apple has just published two new software betas for developers on its Developer Center. The new betas cover both OS X Yosemite and iOS 8, with what appear to be bug fix releases on each platform. You can find the change logs below. We'll also include a running list of changes.
Apple recently distributed iOS 9 beta 3 to developers and beta testers, and OS X 10.10.4 to the general public. iOS 8.4 was released around the same time to introduce Apple Music support on mobile devices. expand full story
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After many complaints from the developer community about poor networking performance on Yosemite, the latest beta of OS X 10.10.4 has dropped discoveryd in favor of the old process used by previous versions of the Mac operating system. This should address many of the network stability issues introduced with Yosemite and its new networking stack.
The discoveryd process has been subject to much criticism in recent months as it causes users to regularly drop WiFi access and causes network shares to list many times over, due to bugs. Many developers, such as Craig Hockenberry, have complained about the buggy software and workarounds have been found to include substituting the older system (called mDNSResponder) back into Yosemite.
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Every seat in our chapel was full for our Dec. 23 Service of Sacred Music and the Word
The Seminary Choir leads the service on December 23
The Choir surrounds the congregation with candlelight at the close of the service on December 23
Every seat and every inch of standing room was full on Christmas Eve
Candlelight and choir voices opened our Christmas Eve program
The Nativity was acted out on Christmas Eve
A modern skit about the need to spread the gospel at home
A modern liturgical dance to praise music
A more traditional liturgical dance
On campus after the Christmas Eve program
Outdoor discussions after the Christmas Eve service
Singing Carols after the Christmas Eve program
Sharing sweet porridge and discussion after the Christmas Eve program
A Commiunion Service for Christmas Morning
A Christmas tree welcomes Christmas visitors
Students decorated classroom windows
My windows at Christmas. I was the only one in this building at that time.
Inside my apartment at Christmas
Well, God had a much bigger plan in mind for our campus' three Christmas Services! First, our chapel overflowed for our Service of Sacred Music and the Word on December 23rd, which was let by our seminary choir consisting of over half of our student body and which included the preaching of a gospel message on the meaning of Christ's birth. All seats were taken. People were standing at the back and many were also standing outside, listening and trying to watch through the windows and doors. That night I sat next to six students from a big university just two bus stops from our school. We were all there early, so I started chatting with them before the service began. It was their first time to visit a church or seminary. They had heard some things about Christmas from others, but wanted to see and experience it for themselves. I continue to pray that God will use other believers they meet to water and sprout and grow whatever seeds were planted in their hearts that night. Our Christmas Eve program, which consisted of choir performances, scripture reading, preaching and a variety of performances which included a nativity drama, skits to show the meaning of Christmas for us today, recitation of poems, liturgical dance, etc., attracted even more. That night all seats were full; people were standing in the back and along the side walls; people were standing outside looking in; and even more were in several overflow rooms where seminary faculty and students talked with them about the meaning of Christmas. After the two-hour program ended, seminary students had "stations" set up outside all over the campus and the school provided a free evening snack of a traditional Chinese sweet porridge in the dining room. At some stations, seminary students were there just to answer any questions the visitors might have. At others, Christmas carols were being sung. The dining room was full of students, too. There, seminary students and visitors sought each other out for meaningful conversation and discussion. It was exciting and heart-warming to see.
This year I wasn't able to attend the Christmas Eve services at the churches in the city center so far away, but I also learned how they have continued to grow. If you've followed my Christmas reports over the years, you know that a few years ago there was only one scheduled Christmas Eve service at each of the large churches in Nanjing, with a spontaneous second service to accommodate those who couldn't crowd into the first one; and that last year there were two scheduled services at the each of those churches, with a spontaneous third service to reach those who were still waiting outside after the second service ended. Well, this year the pastors told me that they had three scheduled services and needed to hold a spontaneous fourth service for those still waiting after the third service. Our God is an awesome God who is doing amazing work through the witness of the seminary, the local church and all the believers.
Back on campus, Christmas Day we also had our usual Christmas service, which included communion. Participants Christmas morning included the seminary community and some believers from the surrounding area.
I invite you to pray that God will continue to bless and guide the seminary and the churches here in their witness to our Lord.


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DotGNU Forum System - Summary
This project is part of the GNU Project.
The DotGNU Forum System, or simply DotGNU Forum, project's mission is to release full featured Website Revision System (WRS). Now project is under replanning stage, so, any suggestions are welcome! Now it is clear that whole DotGNU Forum should be written in C#.
Registration Date: Wed Jun 26 17:17:58 2002
License: GNU General Public License v3 or later
Development Status: ? - Orphaned/Unmaintained
posted by vasily_eremenko, Sun Aug 30 18:49:50 2009 - 0 replies
Today I have enouph courage to clean up sources.
posted by vasily_eremenko, Sat Aug 8 20:16:38 2009 - 0 replies
"Anything goes!" (Paul Feyerabend)
DotGNU Forum is set up under replanning. The main goals of Forum changed to make WRS. As a result of discussion with Klaus Treichel, we suggest that Forum should be completely written in C#.
If You have an ideas or any other suggestions about future of the Forum, please, write to <email@example.com>.
posted by silvernerd, Sat Dec 7 17:18:41 2002 - 1 reply
The 43th issue of Brave GNU World contains a piece about Forum. It's at "http://www.gnu.org/brave-gnu-world/issue-43.en.html".
I must note though that the current plan is that the server of Forum will be written in Ruby and not in C#, which was the plan at the time the article was written. A C# server may be constructed in the longer term however if there is due cause.
For more information on the change to Ruby, look at the other news message posted today.
posted by silvernerd, Sat Dec 7 17:17:42 2002 - 2 replies
About a month ago Forum got out of it's summer leep. At that time it became clear that the C# libraries needed to for the Forum server aren't going to be constructed in the near future. I didn't want to wait for the libraries to be ready however.
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A fun filled family fundraiser is planned for this Fri in Charles City. Swinging for Scholars is raising money for the Dollars for Scholars program and will be featuring live music this Friday night at the Elks Club. Board members Jenny Hegal and Becky Meyer are very excited about this new event:
In addition to the dance there will be a silent auction and cash bar:
Doors open this Friday at 6 and the band starts at 7:30. Cost is $15 at the door and any tickets purchased for the original date in March can still be used.


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Like a scene straight out of Cory Doctorow's Makers, Disney World is offering visitors to be 3D scanned and 3D printed in a Hans Solo style figurine as part of their Star Wars Weekends..
The cost of the first figurine will be $99.95 plus tax and shipping. Additional figurines (featuring the same face) can be ordered for $74.95 each plus tax and shipping. This new experience was created especially for Disney Parks, and is part of their D-Tech Me line that uses technology to take Disney to the world of personalization.
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Nice to see a court beginning to stand up and take notice.Quote:
Second Amendment Foundation, Feb 13 2007
Feb 13 2007 Article.
BELLEVUE, WA A United States District Judge in New Orleans has granted a motion to hold Mayor C. Ray Nagin and Police Superintendent Warren Riley in contempt for failure to provide initial disclosures and answers to discovery in a lawsuit filed by the Second Amendment Foundation.
Judge Carl J. Barbier issued a blistering rebuke to New Orleans defense counsel for conduct that is wholly unprofessional and warned that it shall not be condoned. Judge Barbier ordered defense counsel to reimburse SAFs attorney $1,365. SAF is joined in the lawsuit by the National Rifle Association.
In his ruling, Judge Barbier noted, Defense counsel has caused time and money to be wasted by Plaintiffs counsel and further admits that he has no good reason to explain his behavior.
Throughout the past 17 months, said SAF founder Alan M. Gottlieb, our attorneys have acted professionally and they have been stonewalled or ignored by the city and especially its defense attorney. This seems to be the only thing that gets their attention, and it appears that Judge Barbiers patience has grown as thin as our own.
We gave New Orleans every opportunity to act like adults and deal with this lawsuit in a professional manner, Gottlieb said, and theyve acted as if this case didnt exist. Judge Barbiers ruling is a wake-up call.
They seem to forget that we went to court over a serious civil rights violation, Gottlieb continued. In the days following Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans dispatched police officers and National Guard troopers to confiscate firearms. In many cases, citizens were disarmed at gunpoint, without warrant and without probable cause. Nagin and Riley, and every other official in New Orleans who was part of this outrage, need to understand that the Constitution may not be suspended in New Orleans or anywhere else by a natural disaster, or on somebodys whim.
This is the first step toward forcing New Orleans to return seized firearms to their rightful owners, and in our effort to find out who issued that illegal order, and hold them responsible, Gottlieb stated. We will not rest until this case is resolved.
The Second Amendment Foundation (www.saf.org) is the nations oldest and largest tax-exempt education, research, publishing and legal action group focusing on the Constitutional right and heritage to privately own and possess firearms. Founded in 1974, The Foundation has grown to more than 600,000 members and supporters and conducts many programs designed to better inform the public about the consequences of gun control. SAF has previously funded successful firearms-related suits against the cities of Los Angeles; New Haven, CT; and San Francisco on behalf of American gun owners, a lawsuit against the cities suing gun makers and an amicus brief and fund for the Emerson case holding the Second Amendment as an individual right.