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Tornados fall to Indians in three setsNovember 1, 2008
Salisbury, N.C. - Traveling over 530 miles in a 24 hour period showed on the Brevard College volleyball team as they fell Saturday afternoon against host Catawba College in three sets, 25-22, 25-9, 25-14.
The Tornados fall to 11-16, 2-13 in the conference while the Indians improve to 17-9, 9-5 in the South Atlantic Conference.
Trying to bounce back from a trip Friday night from Hickory, N.C., the Tornados were on their game early as the teams were even through the first set. The Tornados went up 11-9 early behind back to back kills by freshman Chelsea Larsen and junior Brooke Seaman. The Indians fought back through and tied the set up at 13. The teams traded points from then on with the Tornados taking a late 22-21 lead on a kill by junior transfer Chelsey Trojan. However, Catawba rallied behind four straight kills by Melissa Griffith to take the set, 25-22.
In the second set the Tornados jumped to an early 4-1 lead behind their preseason 2nd team All-SAC member, Seaman, but Catawba evened the set up at five, and coasted the rest of the way behind five straight service aces by Griffith in winning 25-9.
The Tornados battled hard in the third set, but ultimately fell to the Indians, 25-14.
For the game, Brevard was led by Trojan and Seaman each tallying nine kills. Freshman Jordei Osby got on the board as well with four kills and a solo block and block assist. Senior setter Jami Perry added 18 set assists and a game-high 14 digs, and sophomore libero Rebecca Schoonover and freshman Lindsey Rogers each had seven digs for the match.
The Indians were led by the combination of Griffith and Melissa Powers who combined for 25 kills and 10 service aces. Megan Courson recorded a match-high 36 set assists and Powers recorded a team high 11 digs for the match.
The Tornados are back in action on Wednesday, November 5, when they return home to the friendly confines of Boshamer Gymnasium to take on Tusculum College. First serve is at 7 p.m. The Indians will remain at home as they take on UNC Pembroke on November 4 with a start time of 7 p.m.


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|Home > Guides > Core Developers Guide > Interceptors > File Upload Interceptor
See this page for more examples and advanced configuration
Interceptor that is based off of MultiPartRequestWrapper, which is automatically applied for any request that includes a file. It adds the following parameters, where [File Name] is the name given to the file uploaded by the HTML form:
You can get access to these files by merely providing setters in your action that correspond to any of the three
patterns above, such as setDocument(File document), setDocumentContentType(String contentType), etc.
See the example code section.
This interceptor will add several field errors, assuming that the action implements ValidationAware. These error messages are based on several i18n values stored in struts-messages.properties, a default i18n file processed for all i18n requests. You can override the text of these messages by providing text for the following keys:
You can extend this interceptor and override the acceptFile method to provide more control over which files are supported and which are not.
Example action mapping:
Notice the interceptor configuration in the preceding example.
Example JSP form tags:
You must set the encoding to
multipart/form-data in the form where the user selects the file to upload.
Example Action class:
Setting parameters example:
<interceptor-ref name="fileUpload"> <param name="allowedTypes"> image/png,image/gif,image/jpeg </param> </interceptor-ref>
This part is optional and would be done in place of the
<interceptor-ref name="fileUpload"/> line in the action mapping example above.

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Zero : A Game of Balance - Walkthrough
Zero : A Game of Balance
By: Fantagecom
Welcome to the walkthrough for Zero : A Game of Balance. This guide will provide you tips, tricks, helpful hints and cheats for Zero : A Game of Balance on the iPhone, iPad and Android. Here you'll find walkthroughs videos, level guides, missions, as well as a discussion section for each level of Zero : A Game of Balance to successfully complete the game.
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Zero : A Game of Balance is available on iOS. For more details on the app, check out our review.
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- Genre: Puzzle
- Release Date: October 19, 2015
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If you are graduating from a high school in the United States, you can apply for admission to Foothill College. Depending on your current status and visa, you may need to follow specific procedures.
International student featured in International Educator magazine article on 2+2 transfer success
Received Export Achievement Award from the U.S. Dept. of Commerce in 2012
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Pish coverage by Channel 5.
Not even highlights of the two championship fights.
BTW grats to Doolan and Ray
Pish coverage by Channel 5.
Not even highlights of the two championship fights.
BTW grats to Doolan and Ray
James doolan is better than this shite. Stevie fuckin ray. Alex Reid vs Sam boo was a fucking embarrassment to the sport. If bamma are going to "promote" the sport like that I wish they wouldn't bother.
Fuck no-gi
not sure how some 2 of the judges thought Xavier won the first round.....
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
People giving BAMMA grief because there are adverts all the time...
....BAMMA is the Promotion, Channel 5 is the station, if they want an advert they will have one, BAMMA don't or won't really have a say in it.
Tell u something lads at shit last night was a disgrace Alex Reid needs t hing up his gloves and wise up he his na ground game at a I'd hiv tied him up ino knots like
Knocking cunts ott is the name o my game
All channel 5 will of really done is choose what they wanted to advertise.
3-2-0 Pro Fighter managed by TFL Sports Agency
Saw Spanish footage earlier...
Baroni - "I'm the man, the fucking man, the best ever, ever"
I personally thought it was the best show of any UKMMA show on terrestrial TV in the history of UKMMA!!!....
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NZ dollar gains after weak Aussie inflation figures
Jan. 23 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar firmed against the Australian dollar after a weaker-than-expected inflation report increased the chances of a an official interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
The kiwi was at 79.78 Australian cents at 5pm, up from 79.53 Australian cents at 8am.
The aussie dollar weakened on news that the headline consumers price index rose 0.2 percent to an annual rate or 2.2 percent, which was less than the 0.4 percent quarterly rise for an annual rate of 2.4 percent expected by traders.
The next Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate announcement is on Feb 5. The central bank watches an average of two underlying inflation measures - the trimmed mean and weighted median - in the data series.
The market was now assessing the chances of a rate cut in February at 36 percent, up from 32 percent before the report, Joe Capurso, currency strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, said.
The kiwi was at 84.05 US cents at 5pm, up marginally from 84.04 US cents at 8am and little changed from 83.99 cents at 5pm on Tuesday.
It weakened further against the Japanese currency, 74.48 yen from 75.17, was at 63.14 euro from 62.93 and 53.09 British pence from 52.99.
The trade-weighted index was at 75.45 from 75.34.


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Dubin-Johnson syndrome
Primary tabs
Dubin-Johnson syndrome is a disorder passed down through families (inherited) in which a person has mild jaundice throughout life.
Dubin-Johnson syndrome is a very rare genetic disorder. In order to inherit the condition, a child must get a copy of the defective gene from both parents.
The syndrome interferes with the body's ability to move a chemical called bilirubin from the liver. Bilirubin is produced when the liver breaks down worn out red blood cells. It normally moves through the bile produced by the liver and into the bile ducts, past the gallbladder, and into the digestive system.
When bilirubin is not properly processed, it builds up in the bloodstream and causes the skin and the whites of the eyes to turn yellow (jaundice). Severely high levels of bilirubin can damage the brain and other organs.
People with Dubin-Johnson syndrome have lifelong mild jaundice that may be made worse by:
- Alcohol
- Birth control pills
- Environmental factors that affect the liver
- Infection
- Pregnancy
Mild jaundice, which may not appear until puberty or adulthood, is usually the only symptom of Dubin-Johnson syndrome.
Exams and Tests
The following tests can help diagnose this syndrome:
- Liver biopsy
- Liver enzyme levels (blood test)
- Serum bilirubin
- Urinary coproporphyrin levels
No specific treatment is required.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outlook is very positive. Dubin-Johnson syndrome generally does not shorten a person's lifespan.
Possible Complications
Complications are unusual, but may include the following:
- Reduced liver function
- Severe jaundice
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if any of the following occurs:
- Jaundice is severe
- Jaundice gets worse over time
- You also have abdominal pain or other symptoms (which may be a sign that another disorder is causing the jaundice)
Genetic counseling may be helpful for people who wish to have children and have a family history of Dubin-Johnson syndrome.
Berk P, Korenblat K. Approach to the patient with jaundice or abnormal liver test results. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 149.
Lidofsky SD. Jaundice. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Sleisenger MH, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 20.


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BT3 final has a few minor issues with our driver that are fairly easy to circumvent and I wanted to share my solutions here. This is a collection of notes and ideas I have put together from my time here and first and foremost I want to thank the community because everything I'm putting here I found from various posts in these very forums. ;)
I would also like to ask you to please remember this is a howto for the RaLink RT73 USB Enhanced Driver. Please keep the discussion in this post relevant and don't ask for support for mundane BT3 tasks.
Now lets begin. Its a good idea to grab a couple things before we get started. The first thing you need to do is get the BT3 kernel sources (thank you shamanvirtuel for delivering me from my noobedness)
and after that you will need the previous version of the aspj driver. (SV yet again infinitely wise)
After you have what you need and you are in BT you can bring down your current interface and driver with
Then you wanna navigate to your folder with the kernel.lzm and typeCode:
ifconfig rausb0 down
modprobe -r rt73
afterward you can go the the driver folder andCode:
lzm2dir kernel.lzm /
now you can bring up the driver and interface withCode:
make install
At this point your wireless card is ready to be put to good use. Iwpriv commands and SpoonWep will now work gloriously! If you are looking to crack wep/wpa with our card use SpoonWep or look here for a tutorial on how do do it with the terminal, if you are looking to connect to a wep encrypted AP use wireless assistant, and if you are trying to connect to wpa/wpa2 use these commands.Code:
modprobe rt73
ifconfig rausb0 up
This has worked very well for me and I hope it works for you to. Good luck. :DCode:
ifconfig rausb0 up
iwconfig rausb0 mode managed
iwconfig rausb0 essid <Your SSID>
iwpriv rausb0 set AuthMode=WPAPSK (or WPA2PSK if you are using WPA2) *WPA2PSK is for this line only
iwpriv rausb0 set WPAPSK=<Your Key>
iwpriv rausb0 set EncrypType=TKIP (or AES)
dhcpcd rausb0


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Woman arrested in connection with Tuesday's fatal crash near Greeley
June 28, 2013
A woman was arrested earlier this week in connection with a crash that killed a 52-year-old Greeley woman.
Holly Williams, 48, was arrested after Tuesday's crash that took the life of Maria Vicente-Marquin. Williams is accused of vehicular assault while driving under the influence of alcohol, fleeing the scene of a crash, careless driving causing bodily injury, and several other traffic violations.
According to an arrest affidavit, Williams was traveling east in a Nissan Sentra on Colo. 392 northeast of Greeley when she crossed over into oncoming traffic. Dominiga Fuentes-Marquin, 25, was driving the Ford Explorer in which Vicente-Marquin was riding, and she swerved to avoid Williams' vehicle. The Explorer rolled, and Vicente-Marquin, who was not wearing a seat belt, was ejected.
Williams' vehicle did not strike the Explorer, and Williams did not stay on scene, according to the affidavit. A witness took down Williams' license plate number, and Colorado State Patrol contacted her at her home, where she failed roadside tests for sobriety, the report states.
After the crash, Vicente-Marquin was transported to North Colorado Medical Center, where she died the next day. Fuentes-Marquin and another passenger were taken to NCMC with moderate injuries.
Charges against Williams will likely change, as Vicente-Marquin had not died at the time of Williams' arrest.
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Baseball Coaching StaffFlames Home > Baseball Home > Coaching Staff > Coach Detail
Garrett QuinnAssistant Coach
College: Maine, '98
Start Date: 08/2009
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Garrett Quinn enters his sixth year as an assistant coach on head coach Jim Toman's Liberty staff, serving as the Flames' pitching coach. Besides his work with the Liberty pitching staff, he also assists with scheduling and recruiting.
This past season, Quinn helped guide the Flames to their first NCAA Regional final appearance in program history and their first Big South Championship since 2000. Liberty won five straight games to capture the 2013 Big South Championship and gain a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Columbia, S.C. Regional, the highest seed for a Liberty team in school history.
Liberty's pitching staff threw the most innings of any staff in program history, 567 1/3 innings, in 2013. Two pitchers from that staff, Josh Richardson and Danny Grauer, were later selected in the 2013 Major Baseball Draft. Richardson was selected in the 26th round by the San Diego Padres, while Grauer was chosen in the 38th round by the Cincinnati Reds. Richardson finished his career at Liberty third on the school's all-time ERA list with a 3.05 career ERA.
Quinn's staff also saw a breakout year for reliever Ashton Perritt and starter Trey Lambert. Perritt took over the team's closer role and finished the year with 10 saves, the second most in a single season in program annals. The sophomore right-hander posted a 3-2 record with a 2.09 ERA and 37 strikeouts over 38 2/3 innings. Perritt, who also started in the outfield for the Flames, was named the 2013 Big South Tournament MVP.
Meanwhile, Lambert led the Flames and tied for third in the Big South in victories, posting an 8-3 record with a 3.54 ERA over 89 innings in 2013. He also led Quinn's staff in innings pitched and in complete games with three. In addition, the junior was named Big South Pitcher of the Week for April 22 and to the 2013 Big South All-Academic team.
Under Quinn's guidance, Flames pitchers set school records for team ERA and shutouts in helping drive Liberty to its second 40-plus win season in three years in 2012. Liberty pitchers recorded a 3.04 team ERA, finishing the year ranked 15th nationally. In addition, the Flames led the country with 11 shutouts, setting Big South Conference and school records.
Big South All-Conference first team pitcher John Niggli paced Quinn's staff, leading the conference with 103 2/3 innings pitched, while ranking second with nine wins and fourth with a 2.17 ERA. Niggli finished his Liberty career with a 2.86 ERA, the lowest in Liberty history of pitchers with 100 or more innings pitched. The right-hander was selected in the ninth round of the 2012 Baseball Draft by the Texas Rangers. Another member of the staff, Blake Forslund, was taken in the 15th round by the Arizona Diamondbacks.
In 2011, three of Quinn's pitchers, Garrett Baker, Steven Evans and Keegan Linza, not only earned all-conference honors, but were among the Liberty program and conference-record seven players selected in the 2011 draft. Baker was the first Liberty player taken in the 2011 Draft, when the left-hander was selected in the 11th round by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He became the highest Liberty pitcher to be taken in the entry draft since Jason Jones was chosen in the fourth round of the 2004 MLB Draft by the New York Yankees.
During the year, Linza tied a Liberty record for wins in a season with an 11-3 record, topping the Big South Conference and ranking sixth in the nation in victories. He also finished second in the Big South with 108 innings pitched and a 2.08 ERA. The two marks rank among the program's single-season leaders.
Meanwhile, Evans completed his four-year career at Liberty by placing his name on several of the school's career lists. The left-hander posted a 26-10 record during his Flames career, finishing second on the program's all-time victory list. He also concluded his Liberty career second on Liberty's innings pitched and strikeout ledgers.
In 2010, Liberty pitchers recorded a 4.38 ERA, which ranked 34th nationally. The Flames held opponents to a .276 batting average and recorded a 2-to-1 strikeout to walk ratio, playing a key role in Liberty setting a new school record with 43 victories.
The Liberty relief corps enjoyed its strongest season under Quinn, recording 16 saves, the second most in program history. Only the 2000 Flames team had more, posting 18 saves. Liberty led the conference in the category.
Quinn also saw two-time Big South All-Conference pitcher Shawn Teufel become the second pitcher from one of his Liberty mound staffs taken in the MLB Draft, as the left-hander was selected by the Detroit Tigers. Teufel posted career-highs under Quinn in 2010, recording a 10-4 mark with a Big South Conference-leading 2.44 ERA and striking out 92 over 103 1/3 innings.
Before joining the Liberty coaching staff in 2009, Quinn spent four years at Stetson, where he was the Hatters' pitching coach and recruiting coordinator.
During his time at Stetson, Quinn coached three All-Americans (two preseason and one postseason) and six Atlantic Sun (A-Sun) all-conference performers. In addition, five Stetson pitchers inked professional contracts - Ryan Dixon (St. Louis Cardinals) in 2005, Nathan Nery (Baltimore Orioles) in 2006, Corey Kluber (San Diego Padres) and Chris Ingoglia (Florida Marlins) in 2007, and Nick Pugliese (Anaheim Angels) in 2008.
The Hatters made three consecutive NCAA Regional appearances during Quinn's first three years at the school. Stetson captured back-to-back A-Sun Championships in 2005 and 2006. In 2007, Quinn's mound staff helped Stetson post a 42-21 mark and receive an at-large selection to the NCAA Tournament field.
Quinn served as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Young Harris in Georgia in 2004. The Mountain Lions posted a 52-8 overall record and won the GJCAA Conference championship. He also was the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator for two years at St. Thomas (Fla.) from 2002-03.
From 1998 through 2001, Quinn served as a volunteer assistant coach at Florida. He assisted with the team's pitching staff and with recruiting. The Gators made two NCAA Regional appearances during his time in Gainesville.
Quinn also has coached in various summer wood bat leagues. From 2001-03, he served on the coaching staff of the Cotuit Kettleers of the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League (CCBL), serving as the team's head coach in 2002 and 2003. In 2002, he led the Kettleers to the Western Division Cape Championship.
He has also coached for the Edenton Steamers of the Coastal Plain Collegiate League and the Athens Trojans of the Georgia Peach Connie Mack Baseball League.
A four-year letterwinner for Maine, Quinn earned first team All-America East and America East Conference Pitcher of the Year honors in 1997. When his Black Bears career ended, Quinn held the school records for most appearances in a season (26) and in a career (77). He was also second on the all-time list for career saves with 17.
Quinn graduated from Maine in 1998 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. He also received a Master of Education degree from Florida in 2001.
A native of Skowhegan, Maine, Quinn is married to the former Katie Sydes. They have two children, Jackson (9) and Ellie (7), and live in Lynchburg.Top of Form


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If you have ever wondered where my hatred of all things People/Kneepads Magazine comes from, this article they published yesterday pretty much sums it up. I'm not sure a magazine could suck up more than they do to one particular person. In this case, they are sucking up to Gwyneth Paltrow but you can pretty much put in any celebrity and they would be happy to run it.
The kissing butt starts from the first sentence. "We like to think of Gwyneth Paltrow as our own personal lifestyle guru. From her bold crop top-wearing skills to her crazy cleanses to those GOOP newsletters (yes, we subscribe!), the actress is everywhere (including in our head as we get ready)."
If they think of her as their lifestyle guru then that explains a lot. Who thinks she is their guru? The article plugs the Goopster's website and then is basically an ad for Restorsea which she plugs. The article doesn't mention the ongoing lawsuit involving the company and its hatching fluid supplier. The article does contain a purported interview with Gwyneth although I'm guessing no one from People actually spoke to Gwyneth and would never dare to ask if they could. This is an ad for a company and for Gwyneth. No one paid actual dollars for it but thhey might as well have. Tell me where the news is in this article. There is none. It is simply a piece designed to make sure that Gwyneth gives the magazine and the company access when they do want to directly pay her money for a non-story or because she let them interview her for a movie she is promoting. The magazine and this Britney Talarico should be embarrassed.


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There comes a moment in Mission: Impossible II when Ethan Hunt, the daredevil superspy played by Tom Cruise, must make a choice, and the scene speaks volumes about the film's narrative logic. Hunt, after kicking and punching his opponent and performing all sorts of suspiciously fancy martial-arts stunts, grabs the knife that his opponent has just brandished. The opponent, now unarmed, dares Hunt to finish him off quickly. Somewhere, a clock is ticking, and Hunt knows that he is badly needed elsewhere. What does Hunt do? Why, he throws the knife back, of course, and goes right back to kicking and punching.
But who's complaining? This is, after all, a John Woo movie, and if style must trump common sense, then so be it. Hiring Woo to oversee the latest installment in this franchise was an inspired move. The people in this film are constantly impersonating each other — the removal of impossibly lifelike masks is a recurring motif — and who better to direct this tale of tangled identities than the man who made Face/Off? But unlike that earlier film, which had the offbeat charisma of John Travolta and Nicolas Cage and a surprisingly poignant script, Mission: Impossible II is little more than an excuse for Tom Cruise to flaunt a new set of action moves.


text: Hi does anyone know if london shoot fighters (park royal) is a good gym for thai boxing, as im a beginner with absolutely no experience? also does anyone know how do they teach? will i need to already have abit of experience before i join or will they teach me the basics and everything? also do the classes get packed and will i need a partner to train with? also are their any other thai boxing gyms in london which are cheap and good? also is £75 a month for unlimited gym use and thai boxing lesson cheap or a rip off? thanks for your help


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CHICAGO -- Nu-Health International LLC is heightening the shelf presence of its novel "see-through cans" of fruit with a new label design set to debut at the upcoming NAMA OneShow here. It will also sample its new mango cocktail.
The company introduced at last year's OneShow its fruit-in-juice in transparent containers that can be vended from any canned drink vending machine. | SEE STORY
The portable 12-oz. containers come with a peel-off lid, attached folding spoon and snap-on resealable cap. The line has an 18-month shelf life, requires no refrigeration, but is best served chilled.
Nu-Health's Dmitry Sharin said the eye-catching new label is designed to build the Nu-Health brand across vending and retail channels, while showcasing the actual fruit inside.
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Last week, the war on the First Amendment entered a new phase when Senate Majority Leader Harry announced his support for S.J. Res. 19, a proposed constitutional amendment designed to "advance the fundamental principle of political equality for all, and to protect the integrity of the legislative and electoral processes." The intent of the proposed amendment is to empower the Congress and the States to limit all categories of campaign-related spending and contributions and overturn the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United, which held independent political expenditures by businesses and unions alike to be protected by the First Amendment.
In plain English that's called censorship. It's also called hypocrisy, as many of the proposed amendment's supporters—and most of its likely opponents—take a situational stance on the First Amendment.
More often than not, politicians think free speech is a fine thing so long as you agree with them. What do I mean? Well, in 2006 the then-Republican-controlled Senate failed by a single vote to move forward a proposed constitutional amendment that would have given Congress the legal authority to ban flag "desecration." Fortunately, the Constitution mandates that a proposed amendment obtain the backing of two-thirds of both the House and Senate before it can be sent to the States for ratification, and the flag-burning amendment garnered only 66 of the 67 votes it needed.
But here's the thing. Back then, many of the same folks who would stifle free speech if it comes in the form of money—but not in kind, as in the form of a favorable New York Times editorial—had no problem saying that it was constitutionally OK to put Old Glory to the test by putting it to the torch. The roster of Senate Democrats suffering from First Amendment schizophrenia includes former constitutional law professor and Senator Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and senior Senate Democrats Barbara Boxer, Tom Harkin, Barbara Mikulski, Patty Murray, Chuck Schumer, and Ron Wyden—who rightly took the position that free speech should not be diluted in the name of some greater good, hurt feelings, or offended sensibilities.
And to be sure, it's not that the Senate Republicans have a sterling record on free speech. It too is predictably abysmal. Eight years ago, only three Republicans opposed the flag-desecration amendment, and only one, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, still serves. Former Senator Jim DeMint, a self-proclaimed defender of freedom, liberty, the Second Amendment, and Heritage Foundation honcho, voted for the amendment, along with six-of-seven of Northeast Republicans.
At least the Senate's two leaders, Reid and McConnell, are consistent in the broader scheme of things. Reid is censorious and McConnell is libertarian. Reid supported the anti-flag-burning amendment then and backs S.J. Res. 19 now, while McConnell said "no" in 2006, and will say "no" a second time.
As befits a former Nevada Gaming Commission chair, Reid does have his blind spots about certain donors and their speech and donations. According to Reid, campaign activism by the Koch Brothers is evil, while mega-dollar independent expenditures by Las Vegas casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and environmental activist Tom Steyer possess a hygienic quality lacking by the likes of the Kochs.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Southern California health officials say they'll be keeping a close watch on people returning from pilgrimages to the Muslim holy land this year — checking to see if they are bringing back a potentially deadly flu-like virus.
People returning with bad coughs or flu-like symptoms could be infected with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus.
So far, the Los Angeles Times reported Thursday, the virus has been detectedonly in Europe and the Middle East. It is deadly more than 40 percent of the time.
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Ah, the succulent peach. So juicy, yet so ephemeral (peach season is way too short!). We recommend taking advantage of peach ripeness in August with these fruit-filled recipes. To learn more about the peach—which originated in China and has been cultivated since 1000 B.C.E.—read our article, Peachy Keen.
Peach Menu
We start with our favorite peach dessert (other than our next entry, peach ice cream). A cobbler is essentially a pie with only a top crust or a streusel topping. The baking powder in this recipe makes a biscuit crust. You can make the recipe with other fruits as well. Choose whatever is in season: apples, berries, mangoes, pears, plums or nectarines. NOTE: If you prefer a dessert that is less sweet, remove a tablespoon of sugar from each of the ¼ cup measures.
*To ripen your peaches or other fruit, place them in a brown paper bag and set them on the counter for a day or more. Check them daily: They can overripen quickly.
†As with tomatoes, you can peel stone fruit easily by blanching in a pot of boiling water for 60 seconds. Transfer into a pot of cold water. The skins will slip off easily.
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Most peach varieties are freestone, available from May through October. The amount of red color varies by variety and is not an indication of ripeness or quality. Photo courtesy SXC.
This rich and creamy recipe delivers a "peaches and cream" flavor rather than pure peach intensity. This is an extremely rich French custard recipe (or "French-style" ice cream), in the manner of Häagen-Daz, which includes eggs. (For more information on the different types of ice cream, read our Ice Cream Glossary.) The recipe can be used with any type of fruit, as long as you have 5 cups of purée. The proportions work for a 4-quart ice cream maker. When making ice cream, use very ripe fruit. Every time we see fresh peaches on sale because they're so ripe that it's their "last day," we scoop them up and make ice cream. You can make the custard in advance and chill it for faster processing.
Bake these muffins as a treat for brunch.
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Stone fruits make a delicious salsa. In addition to flank steak, you can use the salsa on chicken, fish or pork or with grilled shrimp or scallops.
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This is a dessert bruschetta—a lighter, less sweet alternative to cake or pastry, and delicious with coffee or tea.
Serves 8. Recipe courtesy EatCaliforniaFruit.com.
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Whereas by the proclamation of November 30, 1949 of the Secretary of the Interior, certain lands in Alaska were reserved for the exclusive use and occupancy of the native inhabitants of the villages of Shungnak and Kobuk, Alaska, and
Whereas such proclamation provided, among other things, that it should become effective only upon its approval by a majority of the natives residing in the area, voting in the manner prescribed in section 2 of the act of May 1, 1936 (49 Stat. 1250; 48 U.S.C. 358a), and
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Now, therefore, pursuant to the authority contained in the said section 2 of the act of May 1, 1936, the proclamation of November 30, 1949 is hereby revoked.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A former Los Angeles elementary school teacher has pleaded no contest to molestation charges involving more than 20 students.
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Classically trained at the London Drama Studio, Emily Gray and husband Matthew (a company member at Dallas Theater Center) tried New York before settling in Dallas. In the past year, Emily's been acting up a storm, from the violent Popcorn at Theatre Three (she played a serial killer in short-shorts) to the wacky Season's Greetings at Theatre Too (where she romped in a red nightie), to Trinity Shakespeare Fest's Romeo and Juliet (she played the Nurse and stole the show), and right into Seagulls at the Festival of Independent Theatres. In her mid-30s, Emily has a Streep-y blond beauty that she doesn't mind disguising for a character role (for Shakespeare's nurse, she browned her teeth and glued on moles). Using her native Brit accent or an assortment of American dialects, she's a total pro. And if her voice sounds familiar, you probably heard it on an audio book. She's the reader of the popular Shopaholic series.
It's not really fair to call this space an art gallery. It is and it isn't. The artwork showcased on the first floor of the gallery in Deep Ellum is from unknown artists presenting their first solo shows. "I'm a Peter Pan kind of guy," owner and photographer Hal Samples says. "Throw some pixie dust and have some people perpetuate dreams." Samples himself was homeless eight years ago, so he's keen on empowering people. "I found that there were artists that were looking to be seen, but they didn't have the opportunity. I wanted to give them a place to incubate." And so the gallery was born more than a year ago and features artists who have caught Samples' attention throughout his travel in the area. So what kind of art will you find here? "Art that makes me want to meet the person," Samples says.
For local nature buffs who don't make it out to the lake each day, J. R. Compton's Amateur Birder's Journal is the next best thing, filled with daily photos of myriad birds at White Rock Lake and their strange, wonderful behavior. From ducks to purple martins to hawks and even the occasional coyote, Compton covers it all—when he's not attending to his duties as editor and publisher of DallasArtsRevue.com, that is. Fellow bird blogger David J. Ringer, on the other hand, is merely based in Duncanville, but his work for an international nonprofit takes him to locations as far-flung as Kenya, where he documents the local wildlife (avian and otherwise) for his Search and Serendipity blog. If you're like us and rarely leave Texas, paging through Ringer's exotic photos will leave you planning ways to finance your own globe-hopping adventure.
When The Dallas Morning News told longtime Texas Rangers scribe Evan Grant that he'd be moving into a group of several Dallas Cowboys beat writers resulting from the paper's agreement to share sports coverage with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, he decided it was time to ply his craft someplace else. He found an unlikely partner in D Magazine publisher Wick Allison, who admits he knows nothing about sports, but was sold on Grant's sales pitch to create a comprehensive Rangers blog with assistance from former News assistant sports editor Jeff Miller and baseball blogger and lawyer Mike Hindman. Despite the tough economy, Allison secured three key sponsors. Grant later added popular radio host and sports guru Bob Sturm, and the rest is blogging history.
OK, we'll forgive you if you spent about a week thinking Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo's All-American romance with local pop princess Jessica Simpson was adorably appropriate. After all, why wouldn't America's hot-and-ditzy princess want in on a little career Romomentum? But after the infamous pink jersey loss and the disappointments that followed, was there anyone in town besides bloggers hard-up for material who really wanted to see the couple last? Honestly, we're glad to see Romo's taken to an Entourage-like, Afflicton-attired existence. Sure, he's douche-y and less likable now, but when it comes to Cowboys football, we don't mind a little bros philosophy.
They say a lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client, but that hasn't stopped Dallas attorney Gary Vodicka from waging thermonuclear war against Southern Methodist University over the last four years, alleging the school committed fraud as it went about amassing units in his condo complex, the University Gardens, only to tear them down to make room for the Bush Library. Vodicka became a genuine pain in the docket to SMU, humiliating the school, wearing down a whole team of its lawyers in a case that spans 25 thickly stuffed court jackets. Although he turned down a settlement offer of $1 million for his demolished condo unit, he finally settled the case in July for an undisclosed amount. Vodicka also managed to convince State District Judge Martin Hoffman to allow him to depose former President George W. Bush himself. The ruling didn't stand on appeal, but the fact that Vodicka got as far as he did was as amazing as it was unprecedented.


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WASHINGTON -- The Calories Count Vending Program that kicked off in municipal buildings in Chicago and San Antonio late last year will begin rolling out in city buildings in Washington, DC, next month.
Coca-Cola Co., Dr Pepper Snapple Group and PepsiCo will work with District of Columbia mayor Vincent Gray, foodservice providers and vending operators to increase availability of lower-calorie beverages in vending machines and to display a "Calories Count" snipe (POS signage) on machine fronts. The signage reminds consumers to consider calories in their beverage choices with such messages as "Check, then Choose" and "Try a Low-Calorie Beverage." Each selection button will display calorie counts per beverage container.
"I'm glad that the District will be in the vanguard of municipal governments working with our nation's beverage companies to ensure that our workers and visitors to our municipal facilities have the information they need to make the best choices for their lifestyles," Gray said. "This program is a great example of a public/private partnership that empowers consumers."


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Rene Gruau Biography
a.k.a. RENATO DE ZAVAGLI
1910 - Born in Rimini (Italy), to a French mother (Marie Gruau)
1924 - Gives up his dream of becoming an architect. Brilliant draughtsman, first considers a career as an illustrator. Meets the editor for Lidel, a Milanese fashion magazine. She advises him to try fashion drawing. He publishes his first drawing at the age of fifteen.
1928 - Completes a number of drawings for Lidel.
1930-31 -Moves to Paris with his mother, and starts drawing for various newspapers and magazines (Le Figaro, Marianne), and is introduced to Christian Dior.
1935-39 -Works for a number of fashion magazines : Femina, Silhouettes, the Figaro magazine, Marie-Claire, L'Officiel. Also works for English and American publications.
1940-45 - Refugee in Lyon, where he contributes to the magazine Marie Claire (established in Lyon since the Occupation).
1946 -Starts working for the International textile review. From this date onward, the Gruau style splashes out across the pages of various publications.
1947 -First drawing to launch the perfume "Miss Dior" (white swan with a black bow tie and white pearls.) Symbol of elegance, refinement and feminine sophistication, which Gruau will celebrate in his drawings for contemporary haute couture designers : Rochas, Fath, Balenciaga, Balmain, Givenchy etc. This same evocation of luxury and refinement is evident in his posters for Diorella, Eau Sauvage, Jules and others.
1948 -Leaves for the United States, where he works for Harper's Bazaar, American Vogue, and the glossy Fashion, Arts and Society Review called Flair..
1949-1950 - Posters for the Rouge Baiser and Bas Scandale.
1954 -Poster for the Jean Renoir film "French Cancan".
1955 -Photography takes over illustrations and fashion drawings in several newspapers and fashion magazines. From this time on, most of Gruau's work will concern fashion advertising (fashion accessories, perfume, cosmetics, lingerie, fabrics etc.)
1956 -First Lido poster : "C'est magnifique!"
1961-70 -Show posters for the Lido, the Moulin Rouge, Roland Petit's Ballets… and also for Boussac fabrics, for Blizzard raincoats, etc.
1973 - Poster for Les Amants Terribles, at the Théâtre Montparnasse, and costume designs for the female lead, Danielle Darrieux.
1979-90 - Poster for Roland Petit's ballet Phantom of the Opera, poster for Fellini's film La Dolce Vita, for Lu biscuits, ETC.
1989 - René Gruau Exhibition at the Musée du Costume at the Palais Galliera (Paris). He continues to work for advertising, and starts drawing for fashion magazines again : Elle, Madame Figaro, Vogue, L'Officiel de la Couture.
1990-95 -Exhibitions of his work held in Cologne, Monaco, Japan and in Cannes. These exhibitions celebrate his contribution as the interpreter for some of the greatest names in fashion, perfume, and show business, talents to which he added his own particular skill, his particular style and above all the stamp of a certain refined elegance, and great modernity.
March 31, 2004 this fabulous artist passed on, but of course his legacy will live on through his creations.


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Winter Break
February 14-17
Spring Break
March 16-24
University Recognition Day
April 14
Finals Week
April 29 - May 3
ROTC Commissioning
May 10
May 11
Academic Calendar
Stephen Newkofsky
Interim Dean of Students &
Associate Vice President of Alumni Relations
With the departure of Kurt Stimeling, the university has reached back into the past to have me serve as the interim Dean while a search is conducted. Though acting in two capacities (Associate VP for Alumni Relations and Dean) has been a challenge to manage, my 23 years of previous experience at Clarkson as a student affairs professional has assisted me in the transition! Not to mention the wonderful staff that, under the direction of Kathryn Johnson, has been exceptionally supportive and responsive to my new role!
I must admit that the dual roles are a good fit! As the person most responsible for alumni relations and charged with the continued engagement of our graduates after they complete their time at Clarkson, I have welcomed the opportunity to work closely with the team in Student Affairs as they provide the right campus environment to foster those long term desires to stay connected to Clarkson!! It has already begun to provide great synergy between the two offices and in the long run can only enhance the engagement model they foster within the student community and make it a seamless transition to their life after Clarkson. This goes a long way in reinforcing the notion that from the time they even think about Clarkson as a college choice, and through the years beyond, the experience should always be viewed as a continuum and that family feeling they adopt here as students will always be part of their lives!
Clarkson students, faculty, and staff celebrated the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King with a day of events that emphasize Dr. King's messages of peace and social justice. Students joined their peers and faculty/staff members to observe a moment of unity for peace at 5 p.m. on January 21st in the Student Center Forum. Our campus community also joined together for a group photograph and shared messages of peace that will be transferred to Peace Poles that will be installed on-campus at a later date.
Additionally, international peace-educator and certified non-violence trainer Dr. Arthur Romano presented two lectures on campus. The first, "Civility and Difference: Sustaining Conversations that Matter on Campus" explored the critical role that meaningful dialogue can play in addressing issues of difference on campus. Dr. Romano's second lecture is entitled "A Call to Conscience" and honored the legacy and struggle of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by bringing his teachings to life and demonstrating how King's message is inspiring a new generation of peace builders around the world today. This lecture highlighted Dr. King's transformation from a college student to one of the most inspiring leaders in U.S. history.
Many students begin each semester wanting to achieve their best semester ever. However, failing to change old habits and develop new habits that move them towards their goals is not easy. It often times feels hard and students give up without a proper structure and support system in place.
Greetings from the International Students & Scholars Office! My office manages your son or daughters immigration status if they are here on a student visa. Clarkson University is home to over 300 international students from over 45 countries! This semester is all about the US Federal Tax system and what are you doing after graduation. Over the coming weeks I will be communicating information on 'Filing your U.S. Federal Tax Return' and 'Employment benefits after Graduation'. Both are very important sessions to the international student and both will be communicated directly with your son or daughter. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
Susan Newkirk, Chair, Parents Fund and
sons Clayton '15 and Thomas '15
The Parents Fund is a long-standing tradition at Clarkson that provides parents with an opportunity to demonstrate their confidence in the work being done at the University.
Unrestricted gifts to The Parents Fund deliver immediate benefits to today's students in the form of financial aid, academic excellence, state-of-the-art technology, sustainability research and Golden Knight athletics. Simply put, The Parents Fund impacts every program and every student, every year.
This year's parents fundraising effort is being led by new chair Susan Newkirk. Susan's twin sons, Thomas and Clay, both attended The Clarkson School and decided to stay at Clarkson to complete their undergraduate education. As members of the Class of 2015, both are majoring in Chemical Engineering. Susan, from Niskayuna, NY, joined the Clarkson Parents Committee last year when her sons were enrolled in the Clarkson School.
"It is our role as parents to teach our children to contribute to Clarkson's future. We all share a stake in the ultimate value of a Clarkson education," said Susan. "The best way to achieve this is to lead by example. I invite all parents to join me in making a gift that is meaningful and comfortable to each of us."
Clarkson phonathon callers will be calling all parents soon regarding The Parents Fund. If you'd like to make your gift now, please visit our secure online giving website.
Each year, Clarkson students explore the world through the Study Abroad/Exchange program, offered through 38 partner universities in 20 countries across the globe, including Australia, Austria, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Scotland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, and Wales.
Many students have a desire to study abroad but they are hesitant about the transition, courses, and culture of such a new environment. To help encourage students, three Clarkson participants will be writing a blog about their experience during the spring semester. We encourage parents to follow each student's journey at the blogspot. The blogs will be shared from Germany, Australia, and Sweden. Initial entries have already been posted.
On February 7th, Clarkson will be hosting its annual Spring Career Fair. We are pleased to announce that we have 100+ employers registered to date! Students from every major will have opportunities to speak with employers regarding internships, co-ops, and full-time positions.
With so many organizations recruiting online, Career Fairs provide students with an opportunity to meet with actual representatives and to share their own talents with employers. All class years are encouraged to attend. In fact, many employers want to meet with first-year students.
This spring, there are plenty of fun and safe events for your students to attend on-campus every weekend. The Offices of Student Life and Engagement and Residence Life, together with our student programming board, CUB, have been working hard to prepare entertaining and engaging events for students every Friday and Saturday night of the semester. These programs take place at or after 10 p.m. and are always completely free.
Over 200 students attended the first Late Knight of the semester: a showing of The Lion King where students also made their own stuffed animal lions as a complimentary activity. This Spring's events include showings of the Lord of the Rings trilogy as well as The Hobbit, a quiz night that includes all Clarkson trivia, and a student-run murder mystery. Students can also look forward to the annual formal winter dance called "Ice Ball", a glow-in-the-dark scavenger hunt, and they can decorate cookies during a showing of Wreck-It Ralph.
If your student does not have a car on campus, Zipcar is a solution. Zipcars are available for students who are 18 and older to use 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and it's easy to sign up. Students can join at the zipcar website.
This e-Newsletter is published by the Office of University Outreach & Student Affairs.
Kathryn Johnson
Vice President for University Outreach & Student Affairs


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Painkillers; Drugs for pain; Analgesics
Narcotics (also called opioid pain relievers) are used only for pain that is severe and is not helped by other types of painkillers. When used carefully and under a doctor's direct care, these drugs can be effective at reducing pain.
Narcotics work by binding to receptors in the brain and blocking the feeling of pain. They work well for short-term pain relief. Almost always, you should limit their use to no more than 3 to 4 months.
Always take narcotics as prescribed, unless you have side effects. Your doctor may suggest that you only take pain pills when you feel pain.
At other times, the health care provider may suggest taking a narcotic on a regular schedule. Allowing the pain medication to wear off before taking more of it can make the pain difficult to control. Taking narcotics to control the pain of cancer or other medical problems does not itself lead to addiction.
Store narcotics safely and securely if other people live in your home.
You may need a pain specialist to help you manage long-term pain.
Drowsiness and impaired judgment often occur with these medications. When taking narcotics, do not drink alcohol, drive, or operate heavy machinery.
You can relieve itching by reducing the dose or talking to your health care provider about switching medications.
To help with constipation, talk to your health care provider about drinking more fluids, getting more exercise, eating foods with extra fiber, and using stool softeners.
If nausea or vomiting occur, try taking narcotics with food.
Max MB. Pain. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 28.
Zhou YL. Principles of pain management. In: Bradley WG, Daroff Rb, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, eds. Bradley: Neurology in Clinical Practice. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Butterworth-Heinemann Elsevier; 2008:chap 48.
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Hawthorne Mayor Danny Juarez used a ruse that he was conducting his own audit of a struggling city business to extort cash from the owners, according to grand jury transcripts released this week.
Juarez was indicted on Oct. 18 on two counts of perjury by declaration, after a three-day, closed-door Los Angeles County grand jury trial found that he deposited campaign donations in his personal bank account and did not report them, as required by state law.
According to witness testimony recorded in the transcripts, Juarez told Gold's Gym owners Steve and Abram Tavera he wanted to personally audit their business after learning that they were about to file bankruptcy and default on a $2.5 million city loan.
But instead of doing a thorough review of the gym's finances, Juarez merely reviewed a few documents and then asked for a campaign contribution in December 2009, shortly after he had been elected mayor. The Taveras - father and son - said they gave him two $1,000 checks that he returned, asking for cash, which he was given.
"I had written a check for a thousand dollars on the 28th of December as a donation to his campaign," Tavera testified. "He came, I think, on the 8th of January ... and needed another thousand dollars for his campaign.
"After I wrote the two checks, he said he needed cash, so I tore up the checks and went to the bank and cashed $2,000 worth of money."
Juarez denied taking money from the Taveras. He said he was qualified to do the audit because he is a former financial analyst with Northrop Grumman, but Max Huntsman, a prosecutor in the Public Integrity Division of the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, said the audit was perfunctory and just a ruse.
"His version of an audit involved them handing him a few pieces of paper, telling him sort of where they stood financially, and asking that they give him money personally," Huntsman said. "Juarez shook down this business for $2,000 cash. Then a few months later he deposited another $2,000 that he got who-knows-where."
The Taveras reported the incident to the District Attorney's Office, saying they felt uncomfortable with the exchange. An investigation began in 2011, according to the transcripts.
Investigators reviewed bank documents, check stubs, and interviewed Juarez, the Taveras, City Council members, and former City Attorney Russ Miyahira, among others. They found that Juarez deposited $4,000 into his personal bank account a week after Abram Tavera withdrew $2,000 and said he gave it to the mayor.
Juarez did not testify before the grand jury, but district attorney's investigator David Bermejo relayed his May 2011 interview with the mayor.
Bermejo said Juarez initially denied ever receiving a check from the Taveras. Upon further questioning, Juarez later acknowledged taking a check from them, but said he returned it. No explanation was offered as to why he made large cash deposits into his personal account.
Bermejo said Juarez told him he didn't mention the check at first because he didn't consider it a campaign contribution - rather, a contribution made to repay campaign debt from the previous election.
"His explanation was that I had specifically asked about a campaign contribution, and he classified the check that he had accepted from the Taveras as a check to help retire his campaign debt," Bermejo said. "He said he returned the check."
After the purported audit, Juarez asked Miyahira whether he should publicly acknowledge the audit in order to avoid any conflicts of interest when he voted on Gold's Gym matters during City Council meetings. However, Juarez never mentioned a check changing hands between himself and the Taveras - an important detail for a politician, who must be accountable to strict ethics rules regarding their campaign contributors.
"When you run for office, you can take your own money, you put it into the campaign and when it's all done, you can get people to pay you back," Huntsman told the grand jury. "That's the way our political system works. But you have to report it."
Juarez has complained that the investigation and resulting charges are unfounded and the result of political retaliation from former Mayor Larry Guidi, who was friendly with the Taveras. He has said he believed some city employees - including Miyahira, one of two city employees hired and fired by the council - were too closely allied with Guidi. Juarez and his two council allies abruptly fired Miyahira in August.
Huntsman alleges Juarez orchestrated Miyahira's removal because the attorney was cooperating with the district attorney's investigation, and Juarez was upset about it. The only evidence to support that were several statements that Juarez told other people he did not have confidence in Miyahira and that he was unhappy with the investigation, according to the transcripts.
The city helped Gold's Gym open in 2007 with a $2.5 million low-interest federal loan that is usually reserved for nonprofit community development projects. Within three years of opening, the gym went bankrupt and, earlier this year, closed its doors. The council majority, led by Juarez, aggressively criticized Guidi and city employees like Miyahira for pushing for the loan to the gym. Juarez accused Guidi of accepting kickbacks in return for directing city funds to the business.
Huntsman argued that Juarez knowingly misled people to hide his activities, and said he is suspicious other money might have been solicited from local businesses.
"He claims he returned the check and that was the end of it," Huntsman said. "But you heard from the Taveras that that was not the end of it. ... And it's not just a question of his word against their word, it's also a question of ... him misleading people."
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MDDR in M. tuberculosis complex
Brief Description
Molecular Detection of Drug Resistance (MDDR) is Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) testing provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) aimed at the detection of genetic markers of drug resistance for Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTBC). Results are available in days as compared to weeks for conventional drug susceptibility testing.
Laboratory Unit
Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) analysis for drug resistant mutations.
Specimen Requirements for Submission
- High-risk of Rifampin resistance of Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis (MDR-TB) (including previously treated Tuberculosis (TB) case, drug resistant TB contact, foreign-born from area with high rates of MDR-TB).
- Known Rifampin resistant isolates.
- High profile patients (e.g. daycare workers, healthcare provider).
- Adverse reactions (e.g. patients allergic to Rifampin).
- Mixed or non-viable cultures.
Submit reference isolates of TB using a Category A mailer provided by the MSPHL in accordance with the Infectious Substance, Category A shipping guidelines.
Acceptable Specimen
Only isolates of M. tuberculosis complex can be submitted for MDDR testing.
Test Request Form(s)
Possible Results
Refer to the CDC Result Report
Reference Range
Unacceptable Conditions
Leaked during transport
No name on specimen
Mixed culture
Nonviable organism
Interfering Substances
Result Reported
Most results are reported within 24 – 48 hours after CDC receives the specimen.
CPT Codes
LOINC/SNOMED Codes
Additional Information
Limitations of MDDR: Potential to identify mutations that do not confer phenotypic resistance. Not all genetic loci associated with resistance are known, therefore, a susceptible molecular result does not rule out resistance.


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Joshua Tree National Park's wild rugged beauty is home to thousands of animals - from bighorn sheep and coyotes to black-tailed jackrabbits and snakes - but an unwelcome species has also visited the desert park.
Vandals have come to scenic Rattlesnake Canyon, defacing natural and cultural rock formations with graffiti.
Malicious desecration of the national park has also impacted archeological sites, resulting in an emergency closure of Rattlesnake Canyon, a day-use area on the eastern portion of the Indian Cove campground area, said Lorna Sue Lange.
The National Park Service hopes to protect the 308-acre canyon from continued damage.
"We are going to evaluate the damage and see what the potential is for cleaning it," Lange said. "These vandals are lawbreakers, and if caught could be charged with defacing cultural, natural and scenic areas and affecting indigenous species. "
Aggravating the vandalism is social media.
While the vandalism started with a few markings in January, the use of social media has appeared to spark numerous individuals' interest in adding to the damage of the scenic canyon.
People were taking pictures of their own graffiti and it was snowballing on social media, according to Lange.
Continued malicious desecration of the national park has now impacted archeological sites.
Jeff Ohlfs, chief of protection of the park's law enforcement division, said the maximum someone can receive for violating the closure and being caught doing graffiti is a $5,000 fine with six months in jail, plus three years probation.
Because of financial cutbacks, limits to fiscal and personnel resources restrict the immediate remediation of the area, officials said.
"We don't know the cost of repairs and won't have easy access to funding because fees are approved in Washington D.C. one year in advance," Lange said.
The park's nearly 800,000 acres encompass 10 mountains greater than 5,000 feet in elevation, 12 self-guided nature trails and scenic canyons, spring wildflowers, five fan palm oases, nine campgrounds, and more than 400 climbing formations that attract climbers of all abilities from throughout the world.
It straddles the San Bernardino-Riverside County line about 70 miles east of San Bernardino.
The entire day use area of Rattlesnake Canyon, from the day-use closure gate to the top of the canyon is closed to public entry. The closure, in effect through midnight April 30, will be reevaluated after that, according to a National Park Service news release.
Joshua Tree National Park reminds visitors that public help is appreciated in watching for and reporting acts of vandalism or suspicious activity to the nearest park personnel.
"I don't think a lot of people understand the negative impact the damage has on this area. We're all very sad about the damage and frustrated that people don't help protect the land," Lange said.


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May 24, 2015, Sunday
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A Memoir From Sophia Loren
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Two men were arrested following a burglary in Beddington this morning.
Officers from Sutton Police were called to a burglary at a window company in Red House Road, Beddington, at 2.30am.
Suspects were tracked leaving the premises by a police officer using the borough's CCTV cameras from the Control Room at Sutton Police Station.
As they escaped into side streets and across waste ground, the police helicopter and dogs unit were called in to assist.
One suspect was located by the police helicopter team and detained after trying to hide under a car in Galpins Road, Croydon.
A second suspect was also found hiding under a car in Wingate Crescent, Croydon.
Two men aged 22 and 32 were arrested for burglary. The 32-year-old was also arrested for assault on police and racial abuse.
Police recovered a quantity of cash and a mobile phone. A search of the area also recovered a mobile phone.
Sean Phipps of Lavender Road, Croydon was due to appear at Croydon Magistrates Court this morning.
The 32-year-old is charged with three counts of burglary, one attempted burglary, two counts of assaulting a police officer and one count of using threatening/abusive behaviour.
The three burglary charges relate to industrial units on Red House Road.