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Now if only I could recreate that gelato…
What do you want to do when you retire?
Ben and I plan on moving here:
aka, Heaven on earth, aka Praiano, Italy!
Now if only I could recreate that gelato…
What do you want to do when you retire?
Ben and I plan on moving here:
aka, Heaven on earth, aka Praiano, Italy!
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1. I am making that meal. Pronto.
2. I am going to attempt to talk my husband into letting us live on one of the U.S. Virgin Islands. I think I need to buy a lottery ticket. More than likely we'll "winter" in AZ. There's some familial property down there in the shape of two lovely homes. Beach, no. Sun, yes. :)
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OMG… such a decadent dish – so lovely! Melty and gooey!
I am originally from Portland Oregon and now I live in Southern California. I would love to live in St. Helena or Petaluma which is beautiful and located in Northern California! Ahhhh…. a happy comprimise for this born and raised west coast gal!
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That looks amazing – bet you're homesick for Italy! There's an amazing place here in town that serves Gelato and all the other Italian desserts that make us say, yum! We really try to limit ourselves going there – can't imagine why(they just started soups & sandwiches too)! Retirement – so close and yet so far – We just want a grandma-grandpa kind of country place – few chickens, orchard, little (?) garden. Cheap taxes – a ha ha ha! Travel the big ole US of A.
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text: I suppose this is the closest I'll get to a real New York, Fashion Week, runway show. Thought I'd share, I didn't know such tapes were made available. Very impressive quality, high definition, and it appears to be the entire show (13 minutes) with no cuts and minimal editing. Ralph Lauren's fall 2011 collection. (Anna Wintour and the Vogue crowd are in the first row on your right.) http://www.ralphlauren.com/shop/ind...048&ab=int_022311_WLP_FALL11RUNWAY_EXPLORENOW


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Refusing to Defend the Constitutionality of the Unconstitutional
The Obama administration is refusing to defend this constitutionality of DOMA as it applies to legally married same-sex couples. Sometimes, elections can have positive consequences!
The Obama administration is refusing to defend this constitutionality of DOMA as it applies to legally married same-sex couples. Sometimes, elections can have positive consequences!
Dahlia Lithwick and Adam Liptak have good articles about yesterday's oral argument in Bond v. U.S. The substantive issue of the case is whether a law implementing the 1993 Chemical Weapons convention can be used to bring federal charges against a woman who poisoned a woman who was impregnated by her husband. Like most people, I don't much care about "federalism"; unlike many people, I'm candid about it. But even to me, this is an exceptionally dubious exercise of federal authority, stretching the meaning of a federal statute to reach criminal activity that's within the purview and competence of the states without any relationship to a larger regulatory objective. While the law itself isn't problematic — actual trafficking in chemical weapons could require federal intervention — it's hard to justify its application in this particular case. Certainly, it's a much better example of federal "overreach" than the ACA.
The Court may not reach the substantive issue, however, because the 3rd Circuit ruled that Bond did not have the standing to challenge her conviction, because only states can raise 10th Amendment claims. While I would normally agree with Lithwick "standing doctrine is where all interestingness goes to die," in this case I think it is of some interest — because the lower court holding strikes me as nutty. This doesn't mean, I should add, that the fault lies with the 3rd Circuit, which was arguably bound by a New Deal-era precedent arguing that a utility lacked the standing to bring a 10th Amendment challenge. But the point of standing doctrine is to ensure that the courts only resolve concrete cases, and as Clement says "it is hard to imagine an injury more particularized or concrete than six years in federal prison." The argument that Bond lacks standing to challenge the constitutionality of a law that could result in her being sent to jail is bizarre, and it looks as if the Court will sensibly agree and either distinguish or overrule the precedent.
One final point is that I don't understand the distinction between "10th Amendment claims" and claims that Congress exceeded its Article I powers that several justices apparently discussed. As the Court correctly argued seven decades ago ("The amendment states but a truism that all is retained which has not been surrendered"), by definition if Congress is acting within its authority there's no 10th Amendment violation, and if Congress exceeds its Article I authority it violates the 10th Amendment. I remain puzzled by what else the 10th Amendment could mean.
D.C. federal district judge Gladys Kessler issued the latest ruling, reinforcing the partisan trend. Her opinion is a very solid piece of work, and provides a good account of the existing doctrine if you're interested in such things.
I cited it in my Prospect piece yesterday, but for people interested in the history of the Commerce Clause, I strongly recommend Jack Balkin's forthcoming article. I would add the caveat that I don't think that Balkin's liberal originalism overcomes the objections I have to originalism (in whatever variant). I don't believe his evidence is sufficient to establish that there was an uniform "original meaning" of the commerce clause. There is, as Paul has argued several times recently, no technical legal answer to whether the individual mandate is unconstitutional. (And I don't think that Balkin would disagree.)
However, in context, his debunking of conservative attempts to establish an alternative original meaning are more than sufficient. Some conservatives would like to portray the debate as one between "federalists" who are bound by the Constitution and defenders of the constitutionality of the ACA, who are merely being expedient. But the very narrow conception of the Commerce Clause that the Supreme Court adopted in the late 19th and early 20th centuries was not the dominant view at the time of the founding. Marshall's approach in Gibbons v. Ogden was, if anything, more prevalent at the time of the founding. And I certainly agree with Balkin that seeing the central purpose of the Commerce Clause as giving "Congress power to legislate in all cases where states are separately incompetent or where the interests of the nation might be undermined by unilateral or conflicting state action" is both more normatively attractive and provides a better explanation for the Court's actual jurisprudence than alternative approaches do. And under this standard, the constitutionality of the mandate is an easy case: the regulation is essential to a legitimate broader regulatory regime and solves am obvious "free rider" problem.
I have an article up at the Prospect on the hot new trend in arguments that policies that Republicans supported until Obama started supporting them represent a massive threat to liberty and the Constitution: if the Supreme Court upholds the mandate, the broccoli tyrants will be knocking down your door. The argument, of course, makes no sense on several levels, not least because you can make similar arguments about any possible government power:
But the most important problem with this argument is that it proves too much. If the federal government cannot be permitted any power it might potentially abuse, there would be nothing left. Utterly uncontroversial powers that are explicitly stated in the Constitution give the federal government the authority to pursue policies that would be far more foolish and destructive than even the dreaded broccoli mandate. Congress could, for example, declare war on Canada, or the president could use nuclear weapons to pulverize the entire European Union. The idiocy and gross immorality of such policies doesn't mean that Congress's power to declare war or the president's status of commander-in-chief of the military should be written out of the Constitution.
And the same goes for the power that Congress has to regulate interstate commerce. Ultimately, the best check against unwise legislation is politics.
Arguments that the ACA is unconstitutional have to stand and fall on their own merits, not based on laws Congress could but won't pass if the law is upheld. And the merits of these arguments are very weak.
Group A: People who argue that the individual mandate in the ACA is unconstitutional because it must be unconstitutional to force people to "purchase a private product" irrespective of its effect on interstate commerce.
Group B: People who strongly support gutting Social Security and replacing to with a system where people are forced to purchase products from private money managers.
The Overlap Group: People whose opinions about the constitutionality of the ACA should be greeted with some mixture of laughter and contempt.
Estimated Extent of Overlap: >95%
Having discussed the limitations of positivist political science, I attempt to figure it out using my highly sophisticated "educated guess" method. Although it's a "sovereign immunity" case and not a commerce clause case, I think that Hibbs is a better guide to Scalia's vote than Raich. Upholding a law that's about federal hippie-punching is one thing. Actual progressive legislation is another, and of course to conservatives the individual mandate might be even more oppressive tyranny than the Family and Medical Leave Act. Even so, my gut says that Kennedy won't go along, at least fully. As long as he doesn't vote to strike the whole act, I can live with it.
There's a lot of egregious hackery in Vinson's opinion yesterday. The Wall Street Journal has crossed some of Vinson's hackery with some of its own. I'm not sure if this Vinson/WSJ law office history has topped Vinson's assertion that not buying health insurance has no effect on markets in health insurance — it's a high bar — but this attempt to enlist John Marshall [!] in the service of a narrow commerce clause some pretty impressive hackwork:
Congressional Democrats and the Obama Administration justified this coercion under the Commerce Clause, so it is fitting that Judge Vinson conducts a deep investigation into its history and intent, including Madison's notes at the Constitutional Convention and the jurisprudence of the first Chief Justice [sic!], John Marshall. The original purpose of the Commerce Clause was to eliminate the interstate trade barriers that prevailed under the Articles of Confederation—among the major national problems that gave rise to the Constitution.
Did Marshall believe that the Commerce Clause should be essentially limited to the elimination of trade barriers? Well, I happen to have John Marshall right here, and:
The subject to be regulated is commerce, and our Constitution being, as was aptly said at the bar, one of enumeration, and not of definition, to ascertain the extent of the power, it becomes necessary to settle the meaning of the word. The counsel for the appellee would limit it to traffic, to buying and selling, or the interchange of commodities, and do not admit that it comprehends navigation. This would restrict a general term, applicable to many objects, to one of its significations. Commerce, undoubtedly, is traffic, but it is something more: it is intercourse. It describes the commercial intercourse between nations, and parts of nations, in all its branches, and is regulated by prescribing rules for carrying on that intercourse.
Implying that Marshall shares the modern libertarian conception of the commerce clause is an act of remarkable ignorance. More on this later this afternoon, but citing Marshall on behalf of the side he spent his career arguing against is embarrassing. I can't wait to see the Journal op-ed citing Marshall in defense of Hudson's interpretation of the necessary and proper clause…
As expected, Vinson struck down the mandate, and also argued that it couldn't be severed. My initial thoughts are up on TAPPED. The short version is that it probably doesn't mean much but having a judge argue that the entire ACA is unconstitutional is worthy of notice.
It seems as if at least once of year a conservative comes to explain that it's silly that any liberal would complain about the Hyde Amendment, because it's absurd to think that there could be any "right" to taxpayer funding. We've just gotten another example. So I guess once again I have to explain that the constitutional problems with the Hyde Amendment reflect banal principles that people across the political spectrum subscribe to.
The argument made by people who don't understand the issues is that there couldn't possibly be a constitutional problem with the Hyde Amendment because American constitutionalism only protects "negative" rights — it's a contradiction in terms for there to be a "right" to taxpayer funding. The problem with this argument is that it isn't true. First of all, there are explicit "positive" rights in American constitutionalism, most prominently the Sixth Amendment's right to counsel. In addition to this, there are plenty of other examples of cases where there isn't a right to government assistance per se, but when a program is created it cannot arbitrarily exclude people. There isn't a right to education, but states cannot provide (at least in theory) an unequal education to some groups. Of even more direct relevance, the Supreme Court has held that if a state university funds secular publications it must also fund religious publications, although there's obviously no right to taxpayer-funded publications per se. (And that's a tougher case, because there's a plausible argument that such subsidies violate the First Amendment.) Indeed, the Court's conservatives have pushed this reasoning even further, recently arguing in dissent that religious groups are entitled to taxpayer money even if they refuse to comply with neutral antidiscrimination criteria.
So the constitutional arguments against the Hyde Amendment are hardly based on some alien, un-American reasoning. There isn't a constitutional right to health care, per se, but having established a health care program the government can't arbitrarily exclude a class of persons from the benefit. Proponents of the Hyde Amendment don't even pretend that the exclusion of funding for most abortions is based on a legitimate neutral criterion (such as expense or medical necessity); its core purpose is to obstruct the exercise of a fundamental right. The constitutional problems with this are obvious, and don't require arguments different than those that have been advanced by Scalia, Thomas, Rehnquist, Alito et al. in different contexts.
But even if for the sake of argument we say that the Hyde Amendment is constitutional, it doesn't change the fact that it's disgraceful public policy. There's no good reason to prevent poor women from obtaining a medical procedure that is often necessary to preserve their health. As for the arguments that it's wrong to subsidize behavior that some taxpayers consider immoral, please. I'll entertain that line of reasoning as soon as I get a refund for the tax proceeds I've contributed to the Iraq War or paying John Yoo's salary.
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I have some thoughts inspired by Jon Cohn's article about constitutional challenges to the ACA. The short version is that I doubt that even a scenario where the Supreme Court strikes down the mandate — which I still regard as relatively unlikely — would have the far-reaching consequences that libertarian heroes hope. The reason for this is that a radically reduced federal government is a position that has no real political constituency, and the Supreme Court rarely intervenes in such circumstances. Although there's still a widespread belief that the Supreme Court is "countermajoritarian," it tends to reflect the values of political elites. (To borrow Mark Graber's line, a generation of constitutional scholars discussed the Warren Court as if Barry Goldwater won a huge landslide in 1964.) If pro-Hammer v. Dagenhart sentiments become more than a fringe phenomenon, the Supreme Court might join in. In a political context where even tea party congressmen aren't willing to name a single federal program they'd favor cutting, there's not going to be any "federalism revolution" or return to the laissez-faire constitutionalism of the Gilded Age.
In a way, the instructive anecdote Cohn starts with also illustrates the point:
A few weeks ago, I spoke with Hyder at his office, in order to learn more about why he had brought this case. He said his motive was straightforward. He's opted not to carry health insurance because he doesn't think the benefits justify the price, and he doesn't want the government forcing him to do otherwise. Okay, I asked, but what if he gets sick and needs hospitalization? How will he afford those bills? It was a distinct possibility, he agreed, patting his waist and noting that he was a little overweight. But those potential bills would be problems for him and his hospital, he suggested, not society as a whole.
When I told him that I disagreed—that his decision to forgo health insurance meant other people would be paying his bills, via higher taxes and insurance premiums—he politely and respectfully took issue with my analysis. The discussion went back and forth for a while, but soon it became apparent that our differences went beyond the finer points of health care policy, to our most basic understanding of the rights and obligations of citizenship. "It's a complete intrusion into my business and into my private life," he told me. "I think it's one big step towards a socialist society and I'm purely capitalist. I believe in supply-side economics and freedom."
The guy talks like a libertarian, but note that the punchline isn't "if I need emergency care, the hospital should refuse to treat me if I can't pay cash," it's "the hospital should treat me and indirectly stick someone else with the bill if I can't pay." Tells you what you need to know.
I remember when I used to joke about Republicans bringing back Hammer v.Dagenhart. [Update: more explanation here.] Senator Mike Lee provides the punchline himself.
It's worth mentioning here that, Lee's claims that Hammer was a regrettable outcome compelled by the Constitution notwithstanding, the majority's reasoning was in fact remarkably specious. The law struck down in Hammer wasn't even a general ban; it merely prevented good made with child labor from being shipped across state lines. As Holmes noted in his dissent, the idea that this regulation wasn't an excerise of the federal government's power to regulate interstate commerce was absurd, and moreover the Court's conservatives were very inconsistent about applying this highly dubious constitutional requirement:
The statute confines itself to prohibiting the carriage of certain goods in interstate or foreign commerce. Congress is given power to regulate such commerce in unqualified terms. It would not be argued today that the power to regulate does not include the power to prohibit. Regulation means the prohibition of something, and when interstate commerce is the matter to be regulated, I cannot doubt that the regulation may prohibit any part of such commerce that Congress sees fit to forbid. At all events, it is established by the Lottery Case and others that have followed it that a law is not beyond the regulative power of Congress merely because it prohibits certain transportation out and out….So I repeat that this statute, in its immediate operation, is clearly within the Congress' constitutional power. [cites omitted]
The question, then, is narrowed to whether the exercise of its otherwise constitutional power by Congress can be pronounced unconstitutional because of its possible reaction upon the conduct of the States in a matter upon which I have admitted that they are free from direct control. I should have thought that that matter had been disposed of so fully as to leave no room for doubt. I should have thought that the most conspicuous decisions of this Court had made it clear that the power to regulate commerce and other constitutional powers could not be cut down or qualified by the fact that it might interfere with the carrying out of the domestic policy of any State.
Hammer was not only a bad outcome, it was a bizarre reading of the Constitution. It's amazing that a United States Senator would cite it as a model in 2011.


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March 2015 marks the 50th anniversary of the first anti-war teach-ins on university campuses in 1965. As part of Social Justice Club's Social Justice Week (3/23-27/15) at Sonoma State, the Peace & Justice Center and Veterans for Peace Sonoma County are hosting a full day of teach-ins.
Vietnam War veterans, Iraq War veterans, 1960's activists, nonviolence educators and healthcare professionals will be part of the panels.
Here's the schedule:
10:00 to 11:45 a.m. - Teach-in #1 - The Vietnam War and Beyond
Noon to 1:30 p.m. - Poetry and Stories from Veterans and Activists
1:45 to 3:15 p.m. - PTSD, Moral Injury and the Costs of War
3:30 to 5:15 p.m. - Teach-in #2 - The Vietnam War and Beyond
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. - Post-9/11 Wars and Protest
Sonoma State University, Cooperage Room 3


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Observational and Epidemiologic Study of the Disease Course and Unmet Needs in Children With Symptomatic Moderate to Severe Allergic Asthma
This study has been completed.
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Genentech, Inc.
Information provided by:
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: May 26, 2011
Last updated: June 15, 2011
Last verified: June 2011
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|May 26, 2011
|Last Updated Date
|June 15, 2011
|Start Date ICMJE
|February 2008
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01362621 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Observational and Epidemiologic Study of the Disease Course and Unmet Needs in Children With Symptomatic Moderate to Severe Allergic Asthma
|Official Title ICMJE
|A 2-year Prospective, Multi-center, Observational and Epidemiologic Outcomes Study of the Disease Course and Unmet Needs in Children With Symptomatic Moderate to Severe Allergic Asthma
|Brief Summary
|The study was designed to collect data about inadequately controlled moderate to severe allergic asthma in subjects 6 to < 12 years of age, managed in a real-world setting.
|Detailed Description
|Not Provided
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Design ICMJE
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Target Follow-Up Duration
|Not Provided
|Retention: Samples With DNA
A venous blood sample was collected at either screening (Visit 1) or enrollment (Visit 2). These samples were collected for DNA extraction. The extracted DNA is stored at Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation for pharmacogenetic analysis and storage.
|Sampling Method
|Non-Probability Sample
|Study Population
|Children aged 6 to less than 12 years old with moderate to severe allergic asthma for at least 12 months, treated with inhaled corticosteroids for at least 3 months but remaining symptomatic
|Condition ICMJE
|Moderate to Severe Allergic Asthma
|Intervention ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Study Groups/Cohorts
|Children 6 to less than 12 years of age
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|Not Provided
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
A. Fluticasone DPI > 200 mcg/day or equivalent ex-valve dose ICS, or if ≤ 200 mcg fluticasone DPI or equivalent plus another daily controller medication (i.e. LABA, leukotriene antagonist or theophylline)
B. At least one of the following in the preceding 4 weeks prior to the screening visit:
C. Minimum of 2 asthma exacerbations requiring oral corticosteroid bursts in the 12 months previous to the screening visit
Exclusion Criteria:
Other protocol-defined inclusion/exclusion criteria may apply
|6 Years to 11 Years (Child)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
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|Puerto Rico, United States
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|Not Provided
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
|Not Provided
|Plan to Share Data
|Not Provided
|IPD Description
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|External Affairs, Novartis Pharmaceuticals
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Novartis Pharmaceuticals
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Genentech, Inc.
|Investigators ICMJE
|Not Provided
|PRS Account
|Verification Date
|June 2011
ICMJE Data element required by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors and the World Health Organization ICTRP


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Why Study at UoW
What makes Waikato a great place for you to study, live and socialise?
Study at a world-ranked university
Our University is a true reflection of New Zealand culture; we are ambitious, innovative thinkers that let little get in the way of achieving big dreams.
We are proud to be in the top 1.1% in the world in the latest QS World University Rankings — we've jumped 100 places in just four years, a reflection of our ability to challenge, inspire and prepare our students to lead change. Our research is also ranked highest in New Zealand for quality and impact, tackling issues of national and global importance.
Get an internationally focused education
It's not just our diverse student population that makes us a truly international university. Our world-class academics play an active role in international research and we have more than 60 university partners.
Our global relevance means your qualification will better equip you for a future anywhere in the world.
Join the Waikato family
Our campuses in Hamilton and Tauranga are bursting with life and energy. With smaller class sizes, better access to lecturers, affordable living, a wide range of support services, and more than 40 student clubs, your student experience at Waikato will be second-to-none.
Our students agree – 95% were satisfied with their overall experience at Waikato (Student Barometer Survey, 2015).
Learn from the best
As creators of knowledge, we encourage our students to be leaders and innovators. Our award-winning lecturers, flexible degrees and broad range of courses give you an education that transcends the boundary between theory and practice.
You'll join an elite group of Waikato graduates who pursue rewarding futures in New Zealand and overseas.
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We believe in rewarding success, which is why we offer hundreds of scholarships every year to our students. A scholarship will open up a world of opportunities for you, no matter what stage of study you're at.
Whether you're looking for support with study, fees, accommodation, research or leadership opportunities, we've got lots of options available to help set you up for the future.
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Each year, we offer more than 2000 industry placements and internships. Whether you're an undergraduate or postgraduate student, our partnerships and networks offer you a unique opportunity to embed yourself in local or international organisations as part of your learning experience.
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Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Bialystock and Zoom
Unlike a lot of six-horse fields, today's Aqueduct feature, a classified-optional allowances, is highly competitive where virtually all have some kind of chance. Taking a short price--whichever horse that might be--is not advisable.
This very much will be a rider's race and if the pace isn't going to be hot, it should be contested. It's unlikely that all his rivals will allow the speedy His Greatness, coming out of sprints, to get away soft.
Broadway Producer (8-1) has an excellent upset chance. Making his second start off a layup, the mini-turnback to a mile should suit his style. Yes, he has many seconds and thirds on his card but, he'll never get a better chance to put it all together with this group. Channing Hill should be a good fit.
Taking Broadway Producer to win at 5-1 or greater and keying him first and second in the multiples with the Dutrow boys; His Greatness (5-2) is first time Rick and Smiley Pete (7-2) has improved since moving into brother Anthony's shedrow.
Running Totals: (569) 178-116-78 Total Dollar Return: $1,227.00 [win selections only]
Written by John Pricci


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Hi guys, the guys at YourMMA have kindly allowed me to post my blog previewing UFC 152 and even giving some gambling tips for the show!
Would be appreciated if people could have a read, give me some feedback etc.
Here it is http://www.yourmma.tv/blog/ufc-152-jimbos-picks/
Agree with the picks? Disagree? Any good tips of your own?
Cheers everyone


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Wade Hayes Is Battling Colon Cancer
We were lucky to see him a couple years ago at our Taste Of Country concert when Wade Hayes was touring with Alabama lead singer Randy Owen. He wasn't on the bill that year but we got him anyway. He's known for his big hit "Old Enough To Know Better" and now he has Stage IV Colorectal Cancer.
It's known as Colon Cancer and it's something that Wade Hayes never thought could affect a guy in his early 40s. It is the third leading cause of cancer death in both men and women, according to the American Cancer Society.
"You just don't expect a man in his young 40s, who was perfectly healthy in every other way, to get this kind of diagnosis," says Hayes' manager, Mike Robertson. "There was a part of me that was going, 'Surely this can't be happening.' "
We wish him the best of luck nonetheless and hope that he's writing songs and strumming that guitar sooner than later.
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Two universities in Michigan have won grants to study how to use the state's forests sustainably to make biofuels.Hopefully it will add some clarity to the current concern in the state about there being enough suitable timber in the forests of Michigan's Northern Peninsula to sustain biofuels production.
Tag Archives | biofuel
Two Michigan Universities gain grants to study sustainable biofuel from trees
EU puts tarrif on US Biodiesel
The European Union has started applying tariffs to biofuel exported from the US to the EU. The EU says that American biodiesel is being sold at less than the true cost of production in the US because of local, state and national subsidies to producers and that this competition is unfair. The report comes from […]
UK has enough land for non-food biofuels — study
A study in the Journal of Applied Ecology says that there is enough land in the UK for non-food biofuels. The abstract, which is copied on envirolation.org says that there is 3.1m Ha of acceptable land in the UK, that's land that isn't of great ecological importance "suggesting the UK government target of 1·1 million […]
Algae biofuels at around $33/gal
A piece on Greentech Media puts the cost of biofuels from algae at around $33/gal(US). That leaves plenty of room for process/growth/yield optimisation then.
Wal-Mart is using biofuel and reclaimed cooking oil in truck fleet
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Report: Liberalization of Algeria's datacomm market invigorates rates and services
The ongoing liberalization of the Algerian Datacomm and Internet market is set to invigorate the sector with lower prices and more services. The expected growth in the Internet users base to four percent of the population by 2008 presents serious opportunities to Internet-based value added services such as online banking and credit card processing, according to an Arab Advisors Group report.
The Algerian Internet market was liberalized in 1998, and competition from private Internet Service Providers started in 1999. Setting up an Internet Service Provider (ISP) previously required getting a license. Nevertheless, since October 2000, ISPs were required to get an authorization rather than a license, and are currently governed by the rules determined in the schedule of conditions of ISPs. There are currently 91 operators authorized to provide Internet services. However, only 30 ISPs are currently operational.
"Algérie Télécom has a de-facto monopoly over Datacomm services since there are no current plans by the regulator (ARPT) to introduce competition in the data communication market," said Arab Advisors Group's senior research analyst, Serene Zawaydeh. "This will give Algérie Télécom extended monopoly in providing national and international leased lines and X.25 services. It is noteworthy that Frame Relay services are not commercially available yet." Zawaydeh added.
The group projects Internet subscribers to reach around 265,000 in 2008, a penetration rate of 0.8 percent. Internet users are expected to grow from around 420,000 by end of 2003, a penetration rate of 1.31 percent to reach around 1.4 million in 2008, a penetration rate of four percent.
"French is the main language used in Algerian websites. Most websites lack rich content and lack sophistication. Only few banks have online presence and there still are no Internet banking services in Algeria. With the expected growth in Internet users, this presents an opportunity to banks to start offering Internet banking services." Zawaydeh noted. — (menareport.com)
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Does anybody carry a Glock 30 on a regular basis? I would love to get a little feedback/opinion on this particular model from anybody with some experience with it.
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Does anybody carry a Glock 30 on a regular basis? I would love to get a little feedback/opinion on this particular model from anybody with some experience with it.
Yes, I carry a G30. I love the gun, the feel in my hand is just right. It is a bit on the heavy side, due mainly to the number of heavier .45 auto rounds it carries. A good belt helps. I carry in a Pro Carry LT IWB at 3:30-4:00 position which is comfortable most of the time.
The only thing I've changed on the gun is I replaced the slide lock lever with the extended version. I didn't care for the OEM version. I also painted the white portion of the sights Dayglo-orange. For me, white sights disappear into the background too easily, with any make or model. I don't care for night sights. I think they're overhyped as to their real usefullness and all the harder to see in daylight.
I also have a G21 mag with the extended sleeve for a 13-rd backup mag.
I don't care if some think a Glock is "ugly"; who cares if it's concealed? It works every time, and that's what counts.
A good option as to lighter weight and slightly thinner size is the G36.
'Some good comments from OldVet there.
I'll probably replace my slide lock with the extended version as well. I can release it with one hand, but it take a little concentration.
For fit and function, it is incredible. Presently, it's my favorite for the range. It carries much like the G19 does.
If I had to choose only one compact .45 to own and carry, this would be it.
My G30 is great. You can also get 9 round mags for it which cuts down on the overall height of the gun. Like OldVet said, you can also stick a G-21 13 round mag into into to increase the height, and have more rounds to boot, or just carry the 13 rounder as a back up.
I think it is a pleasure to shoot.....but I also have a G21, so I usually shoot the G21 over the G30 at the range.
I am going to have to be honest and say that I have not been carrying this gun much as of late, but now that the weather is getting warmer, it will probably find it's way back into my carry rotation when all I am wearing are shorts and a t-shirt. Mine hides real nicely in a JS Holsers IWB Kydex rig.
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Not my primary carry, but I do carry it in an MTAC from time to time. Very nice gun. Really like it.
That's been my everyday carry for almost two years. I am very pleased with it thus far.
I carry it as well as the 29 (same dimensions and weight just in 10mm) IWB about 30% of the time. It works great just a little heavy, when weight is an issue i switch to the 36.
I carry my G30 in an MTAC holster most days. Great gun, 100% reliable. I have around 5,000 rounds through mine with zero failures of any kind.


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- Wade Barrett sees Bo Dallas backstage and viciously attacks him. He leaves Bo lying in some equipment.
- Kofi Kingston makes his entrance in the ring. Jack Swagger makes his return to the ring.
Kofi Kingston vs. Jack Swagger
Swagger hits a double-leg takedown and takes control of Kofi early. Kofi tries to come back with speed but Swagger keeps him grounded. Swagger kind of looks like a young Hulk Hogan right now. Kofi hits a crossbody out of the corner but Swagger kicks out and takes his head off with a clothesline. Kofi fights back with a monkey-flip and creates some space. Kofi hits a flurry and Swagger bumps around for him. Kofi drops the Boom but Swagger counters the Trouble in Paradise.
Kofi dropkicks Swagger to the floor and flies off the steel steps with a clothesline. Swagger moves at ringside and Kofi's shin connects with the announce booth as he attempts Trouble in Paradise. Swagger sends Kofi in and locks in the ankle lock as Kofi taps.
Winner by submission: Jack Swagger
- Security tries to get Del Rio to calm down in the parking lot. A bus appears in the distance, approaches and parks. Del Rio hides. We see Big Show's big head peaking out of the windshield to see if the coast is clear. He gets out and Del Rio runs at him with the bat. Show moves and Del Rio smashes a car. Show pulls out the driver in an attempt to escape but Del Rio smashes the driver window. Show actually stands on top of the car to avoid Del Rio. Del Rio takes his legs out from under him and mounts him for shots. Show pushes him off and begs off. They dance around the car and Show runs and gets into another one and speeds away as Del Rio yells. This is one of the more realistic 'fights' they have ever produced. Great performance by both, especially Big Show.
- We return to footage of Rock and Punk from RAW.
- Dolph Ziggler makes his way to the ring with Big E and AJ.
- Back from a commercial as Del Rio tells a neck-braced Ricardo that he needs to stay back tonight. He tells Ricardo to trust him. Lilian introduces Del Rio.
Dolph Ziggler vs. Alberto Del Rio
They lock up and trade armbars. Del Rio hits a slam in the corner but misses with the moonsault and lands on his feet. Del Rio launches Ziggler in the air and drops him on his face. Del Rio hits the post in the corner and Ziggler hits a big DDT and a neckbreaker. We get dueling 'Lets Go Ziggler' and 'Ziggler Sucks' chants. Del Rio hits a German Suplex to create some space. AJ distracts the ref from the apron and Big E pushes Del Rio off the top; Ziggler gets 2. Del Rio dropkicks Big E through the ropes and plants Ziggler's face on the mat.
Big E gets on the apron and the ref throws him out as we go to break.
- Ziggler hits a beautiful dropkick for a 2 as we return to action. Ziggler gets hung up in the corner and Del Rio brings him down in a suplex off the 2nd. They trade shots toe-to-toe. Del Rio turns it up as Ziggler bumps for him. Del Rio connects with a loud kick to the face of Ziggler for 2. Del Rio calls for the end as the crowd chants, 'Si.' Ziggler counters and hits his finisher but Del Rio kicks out. AJ looks on from ringside.
Del Rio riles-up the crowd again and goes up top but Ziggler meets him with a dropkick in mid-air. It's funny how they kick out of moves like that but get pinned from a so much less only seconds later. Del Rio counters the Zig Zag into the cross arm-breaker and Ziggler taps.
Winner by submission: Alberto Del Rio
Big Show appears on the screen and he has Ricardo hostage. He says if Del Rio doesn't stay put, he will snap Ricardo like a piece of straw. Ricardo begs as Show mocks him. Show says he's going to let him go and he hits the KO. I'm sure Ricardo has a concussion by now; this has got to be at least the 3rd time Show has knocked him out in 2 months.
Del Rio sprints to the back to check on Ricardo. Del Rio and a referee frantically call for a doctor over Ricardo's body as SmackDown goes off the air.
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- 2 cans (16 ounces each) whole kernel corn, drained
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 pound sliced bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 2 tablespoons sour cream
- Pepper to taste
- Tortilla chips
- Place corn in a food processor; cover and process until coarsely chopped. In a large skillet, saute onion and chili powder in butter for 2 minutes or until onion is tender. Add corn and cheddar cheese; cook and stir until cheese is melted.
- Remove from the heat; stir in the bacon, sour cream and pepper. Serve warm with tortilla chips. Yield: 3 cups.
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Love and marriage don't always go together like a horse and carriage. Regardless of the romantic notions we have about marriage, what it boils down to is this: Marriage is a partnership, romantic and otherwise. And partnerships are business agreements too. Whether you do it for love, for money, for health insurance or because it's arranged for you, we all know that marriage takes work. And we all know that it sucks when it's not working. Sometimes the work is worth it, and sometimes it's not. You don't know until you try, and for some people, trying isn't good enough.
Mexico City may soon make saying I don't as easy as saying I do. The city, in which half of all marriages fail, is thinking of enacting a renewable marriage contract so that couples who realize they just aren't into each other can get it over with clean and hassle-free. Kind of an opt-out option.
The idea is that newlyweds can take a certain amount of time, up to two years, to decide that they'd rather "dissolve then renew" their wedding vows. This isn't the government telling people how to be married, but it seems to be a way to make it easier for the government to help people get out of jail free. Besides, being able to check in after two years together is good for any relationship. It gets people working harder to make it work.
I believe that marriage shouldn't be entered into lightly, but I also think that sometimes it is. And I'd rather see it be easy for a couple to opt out early on, then to decide to stay together because it's just too difficult, or expensive, to divorce. We've all made mistakes, maybe not all our mistakes are as big as marriage, but there are some of us out there who have.
Besides if you could try, and get out easily if need be, wouldn't that make you want to try harder? I know it would me.
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How Doctors Can Cultivate and Protect Their Online Reputations
Guest post by Janet Englehouse
Recent statistics indicate that 44 percent of patients perform online research before choosing their physicians. In today's world, doctors must develop an online presence if they want to continue to gain new patients. Once that presence is established, they must also safeguard it. By 2014, experts estimate that 15 percent of social media reviews written about doctors and medical practices will be false. If someone published a false, negative newspaper article about your medical practice, you would respond. Why would you not take the same steps to protect your online reputation?
Establishing a Positive Online Image
A positive online image starts with good medical website design. Your practice's website should be a communication tool that is easy to navigate and use. If your website has multiple pages for different segments of the practice or different physicians, each page should have a similar look and similar navigation tools to make the experience consistent for your patients. Also, it should regularly be updated with new content, and any old information that has been proven inaccurate should be eliminated or corrected.
You also need to be on social media because that's where your patients are. At minimum, build a LinkedIn profile, and establish Facebook and Twitter accounts that you update once per day. Many physicians feel unsure of what's acceptable and not acceptable to say on social media. Follow a good rule of thumb from physician and social media expert Kevin Pho: If you wouldn't say it aloud in a crowded elevator, then don't post it on social media.
Patients constantly enter your practice with information they've found online, and that information is sometimes inaccurate. A regularly updated social media feed, blog or knowledge base of articles addressing common questions can alleviate patient concerns and provide proven, accurate information. The Internet democratizes information sharing, which is both a great advantage and a major disadvantage. Democratization means that your opinion can be on equal footing with uninformed celebrities, posturing politicians and self-titled medical experts. Instead of being reactive and addressing patients' fears, be proactive and try to anticipate their concerns.
Monitoring & Management
Electronic self-audits are an important part of reputation management. Set up Google alerts for your name or your practice name, and regularly search your name on Google to see what's been posted about you. Also, if you find incorrect information about yourself or your practice on a medical review website, then respond professionally while clearly pointing out the misinformation. Encourage your patients to post positive reviews when they have a good experience at your clinic.
Additionally, you should consider claiming website domain names that correspond to you or your clinic, and claim your name in new social media forums even if you don't choose to utilize that particular forum. When you take these steps, you ensure that no one maliciously misuses your information.
Finally, always keep privacy concerns at the forefront. Avoid engaging with a patient or anyone else who refuses to share his or her identity online. For your own protection, review your social media privacy settings to make sure that your personal information, such as your home address or personal telephone number, is hidden. Also, keep HIPAA compliance in mind at all times. If a patient asks you for private medical advice online, then follow up with a telephone call or a secure e-mail instead of responding in a place where anyone could see the information.
Fighting Against Defamation
An online presence exposes you to potentially false criticisms or reviews either from disgruntled patients or competitors posing as patients. Some doctors have sued for defamation, and the results have been mixed. In some cases, the physician won, and the negative post was deleted. In other cases, the doctor lost because the negative review was viewed as protected free speech.
Cases that spur defamation lawsuits are extreme, but they illustrate an important point: if you ignore your online reputation, then you take the risk of being defined by one negative review or news story. Establish an online reputation to attract new patients and to serve the ones you already have. Then, protect that online reputation by knowing what's said about you online.
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On the single cover, the Young Money rhymer shows off her assets in a pink G-string, bra and light-blue Air Jordan 6s.
Of course, the artwork is trending worldwide on Twitter.
According to Minaj, 'Anaconda,' the follow-up to 'Pills N Potions' is set to hit iTunes on July 28.
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Guwahati, Feb. 4: Public Works Department (PWD) lifted the 3rd GTC-Subhyatra Cricket Sixes Trophy title beating Mangallam Distilleries by three wickets in the final at Judges Field here late last evening.
In the cup, plate and bowl categories of the four-event six-a-side tournament, Food Corporation of India (FCI), Prag Channel and Association of Architects, Assam won their respective titles.
Mangallam Distilleries elected to bat first and scored 50 for two in five overs with Sunil R. Gogoi unbeaten on 30.
PWD reached 53 for two as Manoj Malo remained not out on 31 and Mrigen Talukdar chipped in with 10.
In the cup category final, FCI beat Oja Hyundai by three runs. FCI batted first and scored 54 for two, while Rahul Hazarika remained not out on 24.
Oja Hyundai were restricted to 51 for one in the five overs. Kalyan Gogoi scored 18 and Kaushik Oja remained unbeaten on 17.
In the plate championship, Prag Channel defeated Kamakhya Health Care by four wickets.
Kamakhya Health Care batted first and posted 50 for two in five overs and Prag reached achieved the target losing one wicket.
R.K. Yadav topscored for Kamakhya with an unbeaten 24. Association of Architects defeated S.M. Royals by five wickets for the bowl event title. S.M. Royals batted first and were all out for 27. The Architects reached 29 without losing any wicket.


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Written By: Michael Brown, Assistant A.D. for Athletic Communications
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.- The Palm Beach Atlantic University women's basketball program has announced October 1-3 as the dates for the upcoming Show-N-Prove Southern Showcase event coming to the Greene Complex for Sports and Recreation and the Rubin Arena. A national showcase event that will offer high school players an opportunity to display their talents for college recruiters, the program will be a first-time event for PBA.
Having experienced the rigors of collegiate basketball as a former player at Villanova University, Sailfish first-year head coach Clarisse Garcia saw the opportunity to host such an event as an opportunity to not only bring top-notch talent into West Palm Beach but also to offer the community a place to hold such a prestigious event.
"We are blessed to have wonderful facilities here at PBA that can be utilized for events such as the Show-N-Prove Southern Showcase," said Garcia.
"My hope is that this opens the door to hosting other high school and AAU events in the future. It is exciting to have these talented student-athletes, their families, and coaches on our campus. Earl Elliot and Kimberly Davis-Powell always have competitive and well-structured events, so I speak for myself and other collegiate coaches that we look forward to this with great anticipation", continued the Sailfish head coach.
This year marks the ninth year of competition for the Showcase and the first time being hosted on the campus of Palm Beach Atlantic.
The showcase has featured such future- stars as current professional players Latangela Atkinson, Sherrill Baker, Erica White, Ashley Shields and Ivory Latta. Additionally, McDonald's All-Americans Kanisha Horne (Alabama), Richa Jackson (Duke), Chante Black (Duke), Rashanda McCants (UNC), Abby Waner (Duke), Courtney Paris ( Oklahoma), Dewanna Bonner ( Auburn), Alexis-Gray-Lawson ( California) ,Jacki Gemelos ( Southern California), Tiffany Hayes (UCONN), April Sykes (Rutgers), Erica Wheeler (Rutgers), as well as NCAA Final Four participants Whitney Hand (Oklahoma), Becky Burke (Lousiville), Whitney Hand (Oklahoma) and many more have all participated in the Showcase.
For more information on the showcase, visit their website at: http://www.showandproveshowcase.com/


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Methadone Clients, Crime, and Substance Use
Patterson, Susan, Lennings, Christopher J., & Davey, Jeremy D. (2000) Methadone Clients, Crime, and Substance Use. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 44(6), pp. 667-680.
This study examines self-reported criminal activity among a sample of 86 methadone clients. A structured interview protocol was used. 52% of the participants reported some criminal offending. Based on the demographic factors used in this study, only gender influenced level of criminal activity, with females reporting the highest crime rates.
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Friday, January 25, 2013
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It's FINALLY Friday! Enjoy today's fail gallery.
Someone Photoshopped Katy's face onto a picture of Paula, and it really drives the point home.
"W" magazine did a makeup-free photo shoot with stars including Kristen Stewart, Nicole Kidman, Jessica Chastain and Jack Black.
"Rolling Stone" has released a list of the 50 Funniest People Around Today.
A woman pulls a knife on her neighbors at the trailer park For refusing to have a threesome with her.
A woman is arrested for choking her boyfriend for hogging the covers.
Scientists are saving the Tasmanian devil by moving the healthy ones to a different secluded island.
Mercedes-Benz has drawn controversy this week when their Super Bowl ad, featuring a scantily-clad Upton directing a group of guys washing a car, hit YouTube on Monday.
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