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Athletic baseball star Dicey Bell and quiet, nerdy Jack Chen are assigned to a school project together - care for an egg as if it were a real baby. Over the course of the project, the two bond over the egg, finding that they have much more in common than they initially thought. At the conclusion of the project, Jack musters up the nerve to ask Dicey out on a date.
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I was a regular Leno viewer before he "retired" and Conan took over, but since he returned, I have just had no interest in his show. It's not that I'm consciously boycotting it or anything, I'm just indifferent to it. To me it's kinda like the "new Coke" of the 80s. It was good, they did away with it, now they're trying to bring it back. It's not working.
Having Kevin Eubanks and his band leave isn't going to help, either. The rapport between Jay and Kevin was part of the appeal of the show, and now that's gone, too.
Haven't been a regular Letterman viewer in years. These days I check the on-screen guide to see who the guests are going to be for Leno, Letterman, and Fallon and record only when the guest is interesting.
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United States Cyber Security in the 21st Century
Highly sophisticated computer attacks are on the rise. Google, United States defense firms, and state governments are just a few of the many organizations to be attacked recently. These attacks often lead to valuable information being stolen and networks being damaged. Many of these attacks are traced back to China, a rising world power with even faster rising cyber capabilities. The damage done to the U.S. as well as the value of the stolen information for China is truly mind boggling. In order to protect private and governmental organizations and maintain its military supremacy it currently enjoys, the United States must greatly expand U.S. Cyber Command's power.
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Jesuit Collects Allstate Sugar Bowl Regional Tennis Title
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
2009 Allstate Sugar Bowl Tennis Tournament
Jesuit High School earned the championship at the 2009 Allstate Sugar Bowl Class 5A Regional Boys Tennis Tournament this past weekend. The Blue Jays won the boys' crown with a victory over Archbishop Rummel. In girls' action, Mount Carmel collected the girls' crown over Assumption.
In individual action, Rummel's Brock Turnbull took home the boys' championship with a win over Taylor Smith from Jesuit, while Mount Carmel's Ellen Edwards held off Indi Mire from Thibodaux for the girls' singles title
In boys' doubles action, Jordan Ezell and Gerard Suhor from Jesuit (pictured) captured the championship over Stephen Joubvert and Cameron Nodier from Brother Martin. Mount Carmel also registered the girls' doubles championship as Meghan deBaroncelli and Gabrielle Roe defeated Erin Hebert and Paige Blanchard from Assumption in the finals.
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My very last minute entry to three events. When I was searching for Karah Prashad, I got this recipe and was trying to adjust the time to make it. And today I was so much tempted to make it as its the last date for 2 events, as soon as I came from work, I prepared this one. This is again the famous desert in Punjab.
A very quick desert(but need time to chill the rabdi) and very tasty too.
Coming to the recipe, I got the recipe here.
I added one extra ingredient i.e., Chopped almonds.
Milk - 1 cup
Grated paneer - 1 cup
Condensed milk - 1 cup
Cardamom powder - 1 tsp
Saffron strands - 2
Chopped almonds - 1 tbsp
Original recipe says to add ghee but I skipped it.
Add all the ingredients in a M/W Safe bowl.
Keep HIGH and cook for 5 minutes.
Allow to cool,
Serve chilled.
Two things I want to change in this are:
1. Do not use frozen paneer, Use fresh and soft paneer as the taste differs a lot.
2. You can add nuts to the rabdi which gives nice crunchy taste.
Sending this to three events :
Pari's event Flavours Of Punjab an Event Announcement
which is started by Nayna of simply.food
Priya of Priya's Feast's Microwave Cooking-Sweets event
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Manufactured in Chelmsford UK, Hayden amplifiers are designed by British tube amp guru Dave Green. The company specialises in designing hand-wired electric guitar valve amplifiers, combining classic vacuum tube amp designs from the past with modernised amp features that today's guitarists require. Contemporary specifications such as valve switching and pickup matching are just a few features of Hayden amps that make them special.
Hayden amps can be seen as being as magnificent as a restored version of an old classic, like an old Ford Mustang, with the traditional shape and muscle power, housing the much appreciated modern electronics inside.
"From the moment you plug in, a Hayden makes its presence felt with a strong and unmistakable core tone that remains intact no matter how hard the amplifier is driven."
These boutique amplifiers feature custom-wound transformers, non-ferrous stainless steel chassis construction, hand machined gold turret tags and the list goes on. Hayden amplifiers are simply the epitome of quality, precision and elegance.
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Toots and the Maytals are a Jamaican music group lead by singer and bandleader Frederick "Toots" Hibbert. The band was formed in the early 60s when Ska music was becoming increasingly popular combining elements of Caribbean Mento and Calypso. Toots and the Maytals also composed and performed Reggae and Rocksteady style songs in addition to incorporating aspects of American jazz and Rhythm & Blues into their "sound".
The group is commended for their strong, well-blended vocals as well as their instrumental performance abilities. After the release of their recent album True Love in 2005, which revisited their classic tracks from the past alongside other musicians such as Eric Clapton, the band received a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album.
During their Glastonbury warm-up gig in June of 2010, Toots and the Maytals were using the Hayden Speakeasy Head and the band are also frequent users of the Hayden Classic Series 412A angled amp cabinet.
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This $64,000 Restaurant Bill From the Eagles is Fake
Teaching rookies a lesson... pic.twitter.com/RGRutiPMiL
— Evan Mathis (@EvanMathis69) June 13, 2014
Philadelphia Eagles guard Evan Mathis tweeted this photo out Thursday night. It looks like a restaurant receipt totaling over $64,000. The caption, "Teaching rookies a lesson..." led many to believe it was an actual bill from a "rookie dinner."
Rookie dinners typically involve veteran players forcing rookies to take out teammates to dinner. The rookies are usually left with substantial bills.
It happens.
But, not this time.
Mathis' tweet received over 5,400 retweets and ended up on numerous sports blogs.
But, it's fake.
Mathis tweeted a new picture that showed that the image was actually taken in a kitchen. Also, ESPN reporter Adam Schefter cracked a code.
Last night was fun. Thanks for the great reactions. pic.twitter.com/WMNSXjM8WH
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Senior Citizens Going to Court Over ... Bird Feeder
(NEWSER) – Two New Jersey seniors may soon find themselves in court over ... unauthorized bird-feeding. Alfred and Annette Rockefeller, 77 and 66, have received a summons to appear in court tomorrow over a feeder in their garden that has prompted complaints from neighbors; officials say it violates local rules. Feeding wildlife is generally banned, though enclosed, hanging feeders are allowed, the Record reports. The one in question is made of wire in the shape of a wreath and contains peanuts (see it here). A local official says birds don't eat peanuts, Alfred notes; the president of the local Audubon Society disagrees.


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ESO Movie 28d: Europe to the Stars — Chapter 4 — Changing Views
This is the fourth chapter of the movie "Europe to the Stars — ESO's First 50 Years of Exploring the Southern Sky". Since its birth, fifty years ago, ESO has helped to improve our knowledge of the Universe by means of successive generations of powerful optical ground-based telescopes. But there are other ways to collect the light from distant objects. In this episode, we discover how ESO has helped astronomers to explore the Universe at longer wavelengths, such as the infrared and radio regimes.
Read more about "Europe to the Stars — ESO's First 50 Years of Exploring the Southern Sky" on its dedicated web page. Other chapters of this movie are available here.
NOTE: This video may be shown and used in its entirety, also for commercial purposes. The video is however only released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License as part of this material is third-party and not licensed for other uses.Credit:
An ESO production
Directed by: Lars Lindberg Christensen
Art Direction, Production Design: Martin Kornmesser
Producer: Herbert Zodet
Written by: Govert Schilling
3D animations and graphics: Martin Kornmesser & Luis Calçada
Editing: Martin Kornmesser
Cinematography: Herbert Zodet & Peter Rixner
Sound engineer: Cristian Larrea
Audio Mastering: Peter Rixner
Host & Lead Scientist: Dr J (Dr Joe Liske, ESO)
Narration: Sara Mendes da Costa
Soundtrack & Sound Effects: movetwo — Axel Kornmesser & Markus Löffler (movetwo.de)
Additional music: John Stanford & zero-project (zero-project.gr)
Proof reading: Anne Rhodes
Subtitles: Mathieu Isidro
Technical support: Lars Holm Nielsen, Raquel Yumi Shida & Mathias Andre
DVD Authoring: Andre Roquette
Executive producer: Lars Lindberg Christensen
Footage and photos: ESO, Christoph Malin (christophmalin.com), Babak Tafreshi/TWAN, Stéphane Guisard (eso.org/~sguisard), José Francisco Salgado (josefrancisco.org), Alexandre Santerne, Nick Risinger (skysurvey.org), Martin Kornmesser, Herbert Zodet, J. Dommaget/J. Boulon/J. Doornenbal/W. Schlosser/F.K. Edmondson/A. Blaauw/Rademakers/R. Holder, Mineworks, Daniel Crouch/Rare Books (crouchrarebooks.com), Getty Images, Royal Astronomical Society/Science Photo Library, Jay M. Pasachoff, Chris de Coning/South African Library/Warner-Madear, Africana Museum/Warner, Leiden University, G. Brammer, Mauricio Anton/Science Library, NASA/Spitzer Science Center/R. Hurt, VISTA/J. Emerson, Digitized Sky Survey 2, MPE/S. Gillessen/M. Schartmann, PIONIER/IPAG, Rainer Lenzen/MPIA Heidelberg, West-Eastern Divan Orchestra in Berlin by KolBerlin, Davide De Martin, Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit, IDA/Danish 1.5 m/R. Gendler and C. Thöne, Mario Nonino, Piero Rosati and the ESO GOODS Team, ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, Matthias Maercker, Igor Chekalin, Hans-Hermann Heyer, Edmund Janssen, Luis Calçada, Graeme Lufkin, Scott Kardel, Tom Jarrett, Kevin Govender, Sergey Stepanenko, ESA, NASA, IAU/IYA2009, T. Preibisch, R. Fosbury (ST-ECF), INAF-VST/OmegaCAM, OmegaCen/Astro-WISE/Kapteyn Institute, A. Fujii, J.-B. Le Bouquin et al., D. Coe (STScI)/J. Merten (Heidelberg/Bologna), Gemini Observatory/NRC/AURA/Christian Marois et al., M. Janson, Jean-Luc Beuzit, IAC (SMM) and ESPRESSO consortium, T.M. Brown (STScI), UltraVISTA team, TERAPIX/CNRS/INSU/CASU, World Wide Telescope.
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i'll try that for breakfast onedayekto907 Posted on Jun 25 2005, 02:24 AM
crossounts (the round kind, not the long kind)
2 eggs
bacon, ham, sausage, ect.
spices if you want, a littel bit of Johnnys in the eggs tastes good and garlic powder.
cook eggs, then slice the crosount and toast it lightly, then smear mayonase on the crosaunt and put the cheese slices on them and heat up some meat with your egg pan and slap that on at the end and you have a fuckin awesome egg sandwitch.
toasted tuna or salmon sandwitch, butter the bread on the side that goes on the pan and put your tuna and cheese on it and throw the whole sandwitch on the pan until its a little dark, lemon pepper with the tuna or salmon tastes good too. u gotta mix the tuna with mayo also, but you know that already huh?
clam chowder with hot sauce tastes good, put enough so your clam chowder is lightly red.
when you make a regular sandwitch it always tastes better if you put ranch dressing on it and onions and taht kinda stuff, and cant forget about salt and pepper.
put a little soy sauce in your eggs before you cook them, it makes them taste good. theres also this stuff called natures seasoning in a yellow ish bottle that tastes good.


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'"The puck came off a guy's stick and it came off the boards in the air," Miller said. "It passed me and Henrik (Tallinder) then almost passed Heatley. I don't know who caught it, but both guys tried to tie him up. It hit something and went right out front. It was a bad break."'
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|Public Law 85-547
|Indian lands. Trust title.
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|Adjudication of claims.
|Public Law 85-547
|62 Stat. 968.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That lands described in the Executive order dated December 16, 1882, are hereby declared to be held by the United States in trust for the Hopi Indians and such other Indians, if any, as heretofore have been settled thereon by the Secretary of the Interior pursuant to such Executive order. The Navaho Indian Tribe and the Hopi Indian Tribe, acting through the chairmen of their respective tribal councils for and on behalf of said tribes, including all villages and clans thereof, and on behalf of any Navaho or Hopi Indians claiming an interest in the area set aside by Executive order dated December 16, 1882, and the Attorney General on behalf of the United States, are each hereby authorized to commence or defend in the United States District Court for the District of Arizona an action against each other and any other tribe of Indians claiming any interest in or to the area described in such Executive order for the purpose of determining the rights and interests of said parties in and to said lands and quieting title thereto in the tribes or Indians establishing such claims pursuant to such Executive order as may be just and fair in law and equity. The action shall be heard and determined by a district court of three judges in accordance with the provisions of title 28, United States Code, section 2284, and any party may appeal directly to the Supreme Court from the final determination by such three judge district court.
Lands, if any, in which the Navaho Indian Tribe or individual Navaho Indians are determined by the court to have the exclusive interest shall thereafter be a part of the Navaho Indian Reservation. Lands, if any, in which the Hopi Indian Tribe, including any Hopi village or clan thereof, or individual Hopi Indians are determined by the court to have the exclusive interest shall thereafter be a reservation for the Hopi Indian Tribe. The Navaho and Hopi Tribes, respectively, are authorized to sell, buy, or exchange any lands within their reservations, with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, and any such lands acquired by either tribe through purchase or exchange shall become a part of the reservation of such tribe.
Nothing in this Act shall be deemed to be a congressional determination of the merits of the conflicting tribal or individual Indian claims to the lands that are subject to adjudication pursuant to this Act, or to affect the liability of the United States, if any, under litigation now pending before the Indian Claims Commission.
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Discussion in 'Sports Zone' started by TheCowboy, Feb 26, 2012.
Nascar better figure out how to pump some life into the sport or they're going to run out of tarps.
Oh yea, for sure, he's done well following after his dad. #1 reason for his popularity is the fact he is his dad's son. #2, I think he has handled it well and not done anything to mess it up.
He was good on the plate tracks when DEI had that run going. When you look at his success during that time, and look at how he has run since going over to Hendrick, it makes one wonder. Was he really good then, or were the DEI cars just that much better on plate tracks then? Add in the fact that Michael Waltrip won in DEI cars also, you could make the argument that the DEI cars were really better than all the other cars and it wasnt as much the drivers.
Jr certainly hasnt shown much with Hendrick cars. Is it him, or just not a good combo? You would think he could still be good on plate tracks with their equipment.
Personally I think he would be better off leaving Hendrick. Just hasnt worked.
It's tough to sell the idea that he needs to get out of Hendrick equipment to show his full potential.
Maybe he just is what he is. A mid-level driver.
Only one way to find out. He hasnt been as good at Hendrick as he was at DEI overall.
I never liked the move from the start. He should have gone to RCR.
But he struggled for years at DEI before he came to Hendrick. Check the stats. That's what led to him leaving.
Yea, but I think most would attribute that to the decline of DEI as far as the equipment and evil step mom.
Maybe it wasnt all the equipment. Certainly possible. However, he did have some success at DEI before the organizational decline. Did DEI have better stuff than Hendrick at one time? That would be the only plausible explanation for his success at one time. Unless, of course he was/is a better driver than we are seeing now.
It hasnt clicked at Hendrick from the start. At some point you have to do/try something different.
Jr is stuck at Hendricks for a while. He signed a new contract this season.
Stuck at Hendrick. That's a new one.
He will never drive for a better team than what he's got right now. From equipment to personnel. They're top notch.
You're right Hendricks is stuck with him
He left DEI because Teresa didn't want to give him control.
He wanted control because he didn't like the direction they've been headed, including uncompetitive cars on the track.
Don't be talkin' smack about Jr.
That has always been a real shame.
For all you Dale Earnhardt fans, you'll enjoy knowing that Sr. was watching the Raiders/Redskins Super Bowl with his son and teasing him to tears over the Raiders' romp.
Jr. told that story on a piece about his love affair with the Redskins.
I hate that he's a Redskins fan though. Very frustrating. I'm glad you brought it to my attention.
Funny thing about that is, I never knew he was a Redskins fan until I seen an interview where he was talking about them. It made me nauseus.
Who cares should we all love Victor Cruz because he was a Cowboys fan growing up?
For me that was one of my favorite Super Bowls. Growing up in the DC area and putting up with all the Skins nonsense made it SWEEEEET!
What was even better than the game was that on Monday morning and the rest of the offseason there was very little mention of the Foreskins. It was splendid! It was is if the game was never even played!
Nascar in their playoffs and no posts for 4 weeks. anyway, Nascar should take one of the Pocono races and give it to Austin Tx. The new track looks like it would be great for Nascar


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Clarice Smith Distinguished Lectures in American Art
Sarah Sze
November 16, 2010, 7 p.m.
Sarah Sze constructs extraordinary sculptures through an intricate assemblage of household objects. Her site-specific installations defy gravity in towering formations of mixed materials, and the contrast between small objects and large compositions explores the boundaries between art and everyday life. Sze was born in Boston and received her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Her work has been exhibited internationally for over a decade, and she is the 2003 recipient of the MacArthur "Genius" Award. She currently lives and works in New York.


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Debunking Christianity
This Blog was created for the purpose of debunking Evangelical Christianity. These bloggers are ex-Christians, ex-ministers, and even ex-apologists for the Christian faith. They are now freethinkers, skeptics, agnostics, and atheists. With the diversity of their combined strengths they seek to debunk Christianity.
Encouraging ex-Christians. Entries by several different contributors.
Daylight Atheism
This is the official weblog and annex of Ebon Musings. Contains discussion threads for the articles posted there as well as original essays and writings.
Thoughts from a Sandwich
A de-convert and now atheist (DagoodS) who sometimes discusses bits about theism. And sometimes does not.


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West 76th tunnel dedicated
(Cleveland) - It's finally done!
The long-delayed West 76th Street tunnel linking a West Side neighborhood with Edgewater Park has opened to the public. A stream of bicycles rolled through just after 5:00 p.m. Tuesday.
The tunnel is a brighter, wheelchair-accessible improvement to the dank, foreboding underpass that closed in late summer of 2010.
The Ohio Department of Transportation managed the work, along with restoring another pedestrian tunnel beneath Clifton Boulevard, near Lake Avenue. That tunnel opened last August.
Work on the two tunnels is part of a larger effort by the city and ODOT to improve lakefront access for West Side neighborhoods. They're cut off from Edgewater Park by the West Shoreway. Unexpected soil conditions delayed work at both sites.
An artistic rendering of a glacier surrounds the opening of the upper tunnel and can be seen by Shoreway drivers.
(Photos courtesy Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization)
One issue being dealt with is graffiti damage in the tunnel. City crews had to power-wash the tunnel and re-paint ahead of the dedication ceremony.
(Photo courtesy WKYC TV 3)
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Lung disease - resourcesResources - lung disease
The following organizations are good resources for information on lung disease:
- American Lung Association - www.lungusa.org
- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute - www.nhlbi.nih.gov
Resources for specific lung diseases:
- Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America - http://aafa.org
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - www.cdc.gov/asthma
- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute - www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/Asthma/Asthma_WhatIs.html
Emphysema/COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease):
- COPD Foundation - www.copdfoundation.org
- National Emphysema Foundation - www.emphysemafoundation.org
- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute - www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/lung/copd/index.htm
Cystic fibrosis:
- Cystic Fibrosis Foundation - www.cff.org
- March of Dimes - www.marchofdimes.com/pnhec/4439_1213.asp
- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute - www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/cf/cf_what.html
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Drudge and Washington Times cited each other in propagating anti-Kerry rumor
On May 24, the Drudge Report linked to a Washington Times article on comments Senator John Kerry allegedly made about President George W. Bush's May 22 bicycle accident, completing a conservative misinformation-laundering operation that began when Drudge first reported the alleged comments the day before.
Sandwiched between a photo of Kerry in a bicycle helmet and a photo of Bush waving, his hand and face scraped and bleeding, the May 23 Drudge Report featured the following blurb [1]:
President fell off bike Saturday.. Kerry told reporters in front of cameras, 'Did the training wheels fall off?'... Reporters are debating whether to treat it is as on or off the record... [All ellipses and typographical errors in original]
By 6:12 GMT, May 24, the Drudge item was joined by a link to a Washington Times article [2] titled "Kerry pokes fun at Bush mishap"; the Drudge link to the Times article read [3] "Kerry pokes fun at Bush mishap..."
The Washington Times article [2] cited Matt Drudge as its source for the Kerry quote:
Democrat John Kerry joked about President Bush's weekend bicycle accident by comparing the president to a child, Internet newshound Matt Drudge reported yesterday.
"Kerry told reporters in front of cameras, 'Did the training wheels fall off?'" Mr. Drudge reported on his Web site, www.drudgereport.com [4]. ...
Mr. Drudge said the debate among reporters over the on-camera "training wheels" remark has been "whether to treat it as on or off the record."
The Washington Times seemed to suggest - but didn't directly report -- that the Kerry campaign confirmed the comments:
Interviewed by The Washington Times yesterday, Kerry spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter would say only that the words Mr. Drudge reported were "off the record."
By 6:16 GMT, Drudge had removed his own item about Kerry's comment, leaving only [5] the link to the Washington Times article.
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"We believe that people have a right to privacy in their lives-whether in their homes or online." That admirable sentiment is a quote from Albine, who distributes Do Not Track Plus; a free browser extension that prevents ads, sites, and social networks from tracking Internet users. Available for Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Internet Explorer (with Opera in the works); DNT+ either blocks sites completely (the default setting), or allows you to "opt out" of targeted advertising (they can still track you, but they can't target you with ads). And–as far as I can tell–blocking does not adversely affect web browsing (although IE claims a few seconds increase in load time).
DNT+ can be found here. Click the orange Download Now button and DNT+ will automatically recognize the browser being used, and direct you to the correct download. It easily installed on Firefox, Chrome, and IE (versions 8 and 9), although the IE installation required several extra steps.
Once installation is complete, a browser restart is required, after which the icon shown below will appear on the toolbar. The number indicates how many sites are being blocked at that location. If multiple tabs are open, clicking through them will quickly reveal the different tracking each site allows.
On several sites I visited, no tracking was discovered. Others were much more intrusive.
Click the icon to open the privacy alert window. Clicking the number blocked (to the right) expands details.
The all-time total reveals the types of tracking blocked. As seen below, some sites track you across the web; including Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc.
Click the Settings link at the bottom to see a list of blocked sites. Early in the first day, 197 attempts to track me were blocked (details below). However, several hours later, when I returned to writing, the number had increased to 420, although several of the blocked sites repeatedly appear on the list.
DNT+ can easily be turned off on any site by clicking the On/Off button in the privacy alert window.
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By Mark Lisheron
MADISON — The race to replace Democratic U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl in Wisconsin after 24 years is a political maven's ideal. Too bad almost no one is paying attention.
The Republican primary features Tommy Thompson, a once hugely popular governor and the former secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services; Mark Neumann, a former congressman and a right-wing standard-bearer; and Jeff Fitzgerald, the current speaker of the state Assembly.
Eric Hovde, an investor who moved back to his hometown of Madison after 20 years in Washington, D.C., continues to make overtures of running with millions of his own dollars that could alter the race.
The race could well be a mixed martial arts death bout for the soul of the Grand Old Party in the Badger State with the survivor earning a shot at U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-1st District, one of the most liberal members of Congress.
The outcome will have a great deal to say about where the state stands politically after the election of Barack Obama in 2008 and the backlash in 2010 that helped elect Scott Walker governor.
"There are fascinating story lines, big names and not a lot of people talking about it. It has been a pretty quiet race," Mike Gousha, who heads the public policy program at the Marquette University Law School, said. "Everything in politics here in Wisconsin is overshadowed by the recall."
The recall of Walker might be the most divisive political event in the state since Wisconsin's U.S. Sen. Joseph McCarthy's hunt for communists in the U.S. Army in 1954 was televised nationally.
State Assembly approval of Walker's proposal ending most collective bargaining for state employees early in 2011 triggered a punitive war of recalls unprecedented in state history.
The state Government Accountability Board is reviewing recall petitions filed Jan. 17 against Walker, the lieutenant governor and four members of the state Senate. Until a decision is reached on the petitions,no dates can be set for recall elections. They are unlikely to occur before June.
Charles Franklin, a University of Wisconsin political science professor, said the U.S. Senate race is likely to remain in at least partial eclipse until then, compressing what would have been months of attention into weeks before the Aug. 14 state primaries.
"You wonder what the Republican Party folks will be thinking after the Walker recall," Franklin said. "What kind of time and energy will they have to focus on this election."
Nowhere is this siphoning of attention more telling than in campaign donations. Supporters gave Baldwin $1.1 million in the previous required reporting quarter through December. Thompson raised $656,000, Neumann $518,000 and Fitzgerald just $77,000 during the same quarter.
By comparison, Walker raised about $4.6 million in little more than a month up to Jan. 17, for a total of $12.1 million since the beginning of 2011, the Wisconsin State Journal reported. Americans for Prosperity, the political nonprofit founded by conservative billionaires David and Charles Koch, paid $700,000 earlier this month for a statewide advertising campaign for Walker, according to the Washington Post.
"Right now all the money is flowing to the governor," Gousha said. "This isn't the kind of money Tommy Thompson is used to raising. You've got three Republicans out there trying to raise money, and no one is doing it like Tammy Baldwin."
A lot more than money has changed for Thompson, 70, in the 11 years since he left the governor's mansion in Madison for Washington. Months before he officially announced his candidacy on Dec. 1, the conservative Washington fundraising group Club For Growth unleashed television ads that called Thompson a career politician, a big government spender and a supporter of President Obama's Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Club For Growth endorsed Neumann for Senate.
"The fact that Tommy Thompson is a liberal, big government Republican prompted us to get into this thing early," Club For Growth spokesman Barney Keller said. "There is no way he can credibly claim he doesn't have the same old tired support of the political insiders in the Washington establishment."
The facts attest to a career on the inside. To run for Senate, Thompson left the employ of Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, in Washington, where he parlayed his four years as head of Health and Human Services into a lucrative career as a health care lobbyist.
His four terms as governor, from 1987 to 2001, are a record in Wisconsin. By the time he ran for his first term, Thompson had been the minority leader and had served in the Assembly for 20 years, fresh out of law school at the University of Wisconsin.
Thompson claimed several major conservative victories as governor: Wisconsin Works, the first dismantling by a state of its welfare system, and the first state-backed parental school choice program in the country.
At the same time, the state's major newspaper, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, chronicled years of increased state spending under Thompson, including funding BadgerCare, a state government health plan for families without health insurance with household incomes too high for Medicaid.
In his role as a health care lobbyist and administrator, Thompson spoke and wrote extensively about ObamaCare. Thompson even assisted on the drafting of an early iteration.
Club For Growth concluded from the record that Thompson supported ObamaCare. In a painstaking review of Thompson's statements, the Journal Sentinel's PolitiFact Wisconsin decided he had both supported and opposed it.
Vacillating might be as damning as taking an unpopular position in today's political climate in Wisconsin. While Thompson was in Washington one of the most conservative governors in state history was elected. Staunch conservative businessman Ron Johnson swept progressive icon Russ Feingold out of the other US Senate seat. Both chambers of the Assembly are Republican controlled. Jeff Fitzgerald's older brother, Scott Fitzgerald, one of the four senators targeted for recall, is the Senate Assembly leader.
"Thompson's record could be seen for the time to be very conservative," Franklin said. "The question is how is it being looked at in the modern era of conservatism. Can Thompson withstand this new small government onslaught?"
If he does, he will benefit greatly from a name recognition that may translate into electability. The Marquette Law School Poll under the direction of Franklin, on loan from UW, found in mid-February voters preferred Thompson over Baldwin, but Baldwin over either Neumann or Fitzgerald.
A significant number of young Wisconsin voters, Franklin said, aren't even sure who Thompson is.
"Our polling suggests that 20 to 30 percent of the electorate in Wisconsin thinks of Tommy as a historical figure," he said.
Neumann has built a political career as a champion of small government and business, although he has some of the same problem Thompson has with resonance. Neumann, 58, is a businessman who last won a major state election when he eked out a race for a second term in the U.S. House in 1996.
Feingold nipped him for the U.S. Senate in 1998. And in the Republican primary for governor in 2010. Walker got 59 percent of the vote, Neumann 39 percent.
Neumann also had to defend two of the solar companies he owns securing $497,000 in grants and $250,000 in income tax credits from President Obama's stimulus and President Bush's tax credits programs.
Keller said Thompson's high profile begs an examination of a record that will be a liability, an advantage to Neumann who can run as a political outsider.
"Name recognition doesn't mean anything to us," Keller said. "The voters have a choice either to return to a state of free markets and limited government or an establishment, big government Republican."
Fitzgerald has little money and neither the advantage nor the liability of statewide recognition. The representative of a rural south central Wisconsin district since 2000, Fitzgerald, 45, is known as one of the conservative young Turks who moved Wisconsin rightward.
Far more than the other primary candidates, Fitzgerald's political future will be shaped by the outcome of the recall elections.
"Whenever he is asked, Fitzgerald always swats aside the money issue," Gousha said. "He has always called his a bottom-up campaign."
Swatting will not make the money issue go away. Gousha said he has the sense that Hovde is serious about entering the campaign. But other than a general disappointment with Washington, not much is known about the founder of the hedge-fund management company, Hovde Capital Advisors LLC, other than the $10 million he says he could raise to run a campaign.
"In a race where there isn't a lot of money, $10 million is a lot," he said.
Matt Canter said he expects the primary to be "chaotic, divisive and very, very bloody."
The spokesman for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in Washington said he expects the winner to be either Thompson, with the baggage of a Washington super-lobbyist, or Neumann, known as much for his conservative stands on abortion and gay rights as his stand on small government.
The beneficiary in either event will be Baldwin, 50, the first openly gay nonincumbent elected to the House who has so far had no trouble raising money, Canter said.
How much of an issue Baldwin's sexual orientation and her voting record, among the most liberal in the House, will be in a statewide Senate race will vary depending on which Republican emerges from the primary.
"This is going to be a great test of where Wisconsin is on the political map," Gousha said. "In any typical year this would be the race everybody would be watching. Now we'll have to see what happens with the recall."
Mark Lisheron covers congressional campaigns for the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity.


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Has anyone with CC had brittle nails? I was told it was a side effect of xeloda.
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Has anyone with CC had brittle nails? I was told it was a side effect of xeloda.
As always,consult your oncologist BEFORE any change of your treatment plan.
Thanks to the CC foundation ,according to the package insert I picked up at the Genentech booth for Xeloda(dated 4/2011).
If you are on montherapy only with xeloda; the adverse effect of nail DISORDER is about 7% in a phase II trail involved 162 patients of stage IV breast cancer.
If you are on a combination therapy with Xeloda,the chance is about 14%,and 2% of them is in the Grade 3 category.(the scale is from Grade1-Grade 4 ,a scale developed to measure the adverse drug reaction of medication;Grade 4 is being the most serious.):the chance for nail DISCOLORATION is 6% .
Generally,dose reduction of Xeloda may be needed base on the condition of the nails and other related issues until problem resolved ; this is why you should call your oncologist and make an appointment to let him/her to determine what is the best way to due with the problem.You should not change any current treatment plans until you talk to the oncologist.
There is also a phone # (1-877-987-2487) you can call for support and a oncology nurse who trained about Xeloda will answer your questions about Xeloda 24/7 in 150 languages;it is provided by Genentech,the company that makes Xeloda.
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Thanks for your advice. I should have mentioned that I finished the xeloda in Feb this year. I go for blood work on Tuesday. I wonder if the brittle nails are related to low protein. Thanks again, Johanna
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NOTICE: DOE has extended the public comment period on its Draft Environmental Assessment for the Resumption of Transient Testing of
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The U.S. Department of Energy invites the public to read
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Transient testing involves placing fuel or material into
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Without question, one of the year's highlights was the awarding of a Certificate of Need from the state of South Carolina to build a new 64-bed hospital in Fort Mill, SC. This important development followed a period of phenomenal growth in the use of CHS facilities by York County residents.
For example, from 2005 to 2010 the number of patient discharges involving York County residents at CHS hospitals increased from 3,700 to 6,400. During that same period, CHS market share in York County increased by more than a dozen points to 57 percent. Physician practices and other medical offices staffed by CHS personnel provided care to more than 105,000 patients.
These trends, coupled with high quality outcomes and overwhelming community support, led to the York County CON approval in September.
Another 2011 milestone was the 50-year lease extension that will allow CHS to continue operating Carolinas Medical Center-Union in Monroe, NC. This achievement solidifies CHS's role as a long-term community partner in Union County.
CHS also improved access for Union County residents by opening CMC-Waxhaw in December. This innovative outpatient facility provides more convenient emergency services while reducing congestion at area hospitals. CMC-Waxhaw was the second "healthcare pavilion" to be opened by CHS in suburban Charlotte.
Given the positive public response to such facilities, CHS filed two additional CON applications during 2011 to build new healthcare pavilions in Mecklenburg County.* The first, CMC-Morrocroft, will be built on property in SouthPark that currently has two medical office buildings and an urgent care. The second, CMC-Providence, will be built on Providence Road south of I-485.
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By Alejandro Dominguez Herald Writer
Q: What is your schedule like?
A: I take a British literature class. Then I have weight training class, and I go to psychology class. After that I have AP (advanced placement) stats class. Then, I go to AP government and politics. I end the day with a guitar class. That's my normal school day.
Q: Why did you choose those subjects? They are very broad.
A: I kind of enjoy the teachers. I also liked to study broad topics. I don't know what I want to do as a career, so I thought that will be helpful to have all these classes.
Q: Any special interests?
A: I really enjoy math and science. I know my career will certainly involve math. It comes easy to me. I also like the challenge of the problems. You can sit down and figure it out because there's always an answer.
Q: What's your top priority right now?
A: I already started practicing for track. It is exciting, but I like focusing on school. That's a top priority.
Q: How long have you been in track?
A: Since seventh grade. I got third place last year in state for shot put. Track is the activity I do in my free time.
Q: What are your goals this year?
A: I want to break the school record in shot put of 62 feet 1 inch, and win the state level.
Q: What are your plans for college?
A: I recently signed to go to the University of Washington to throw (shot put) there next year.
Q: Why did you choose to go there?
A: One thing, it was academics. It is a really prestigious school. I went to visit, and I really liked the coaches for track. It's close enough to home, in a sense that I can come back for the weekends, and it is far enough away where I can live on my own and be independent, starting a new chapter.
Q: Do you do any volunteering?
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Q: What do you do for fun?
A: I enjoy playing the guitar. I play anything. I practice with the youth church band every Sunday, and we play Wednesdays at the church. It has fairly small attendance.
I also enjoy playing Frisbee golf once a month. I like the competition of playing, and it's also a fun way to hang out with friends. I also play football.
Q: What is your favorite experience so far of your senior year?
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