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Oct 30, 2012 - The Associated PressCHEYENNE -- Saying his one-week suspension for his conduct after the Air Force game was humbling and difficult, Wyoming coach Dave Christensen apologized a second time for his actions and said he planned to coach the Cowboys for a "long time."
"Not being able to coach this football team was probably the most difficult pill I've ever had to swallow," Christensen said Monday. "These players mean the world to me, and so it's been a very humbling experience for me by what's gone on. There's no one else to blame for what happened for my emotional outburst except for myself."
The fourth-year head coach was fined $50,000 and suspended by the school over his conduct after a 28-27 loss to Air Force on Oct. 13 when he berated Falcons coach Troy Calhoun on the field, accusing Air Force of faking an injury to its starting quarterback in the fourth quarter in order to save a time out. In interviews with the media after the game, he accused the Falcons of unethical conduct.
The incident occurred on Wyoming's homecoming weekend and Military Appreciation game.
Christensen apologized the next day and coached the Oct. 20 game at Fresno State. But after a video of the confrontation went viral, the university announced the fine and suspension on Oct. 22.
Christensen said Monday that his suspension occurred a day after he talked to the team about how everyone will face trials and adversity in life.
"From this trial I'm going to be a better person, and I'm going to be a better football coach," he said.
In addition, Christensen said he has apologized directly to Calhoun. His initial apology on Oct. 14 didn't mention Calhoun.
Last week, when asked whether Christensen's suspension was appropriate, Calhoun said Wyoming has a "class operation all the way through" and that the important thing is to learn and move on.
Christensen said he watched at home on Saturday while Wyoming lost 45-14 to Boise State.
The week away from the program also "gave me a chance to soul search myself and try to make some positive changes in my life," he said.
"I also spent a lot of time analyzing our program," he said.
"My goal is to build the University of Wyoming into a consistent contender for the long haul.
I plan on being the head football coach at Wyoming for a long time."
The episode exacerbated a dismal season for the Cowboys (1-7, 0-4 Mountain West), who have no chance of getting to a bowl game.
Wyoming hosts Colorado State (2-6, 1-3) on Saturday.
Ex-UW athletes charged
Two former University of Wyoming athletes who were kicked off their teams after they were arrested and have been charged with theft-related crimes.
Former men's basketball player Shakir Smith faces one felony count of larceny for his alleged involvement in a burglary Sept. 29.
Former wrestler Patrick Martinez faces one misdemeanor count of wrongfully taking or disposing of property for allegedly having a stolen TV that belonged to the university's athletic department.
A news release from the UW athletics department after the players were dismissed said Cowboys basketball coach Larry Shyatt and wrestling coach Mark Branch wouldn't comment.
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Edward Jones Recognized by CivilianJobs.com as a 2012 Most Valuable Employers (MVE) for Military® Finalist
MVEs to be recognized on May 1 to help honor the upcoming Armed Forces Day
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Financial-services firm Edward Jones was named a finalist for the 2012 Most Valuable Employers (MVE) for Military® by CivilianJobs.com, where America's military connects with civilian careers.
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"Edward Jones has long supported our nation's military veterans with more than 1,300 financial advisors with prior military experience currently running branch offices across the country. We have gained valuable associates whose experience and core competencies directly align with our business and who are focused on our mission of providing a high level of personal service and financial guidance to our clients," said Edward Jones Managing Partner Jim Weddle. "The cornerstone of our success is our award-winning training program, which provides veterans with the tools, coaching and knowledge they need to succeed as a financial advisor at Edward Jones over their entire career."
Edward Jones recently was recognized for being a best company to work for by FORTUNE magazine, ranking No. 5 on that prestigious list, and by Training Magazine, earning the No. 15 spot on that list.
The 2012 Most Valuable Employers (MVE) for Military was open to all U.S.-based companies. The finalists were selected based on surveys in which employers outlined their recruiting, training and retention plans that best serve military service members and veterans. Winners will be selected from this pool of finalists and will be announced May 1. In addition to being recognized in the May issue of Civilian Job News, CivilianJobs.com's world-wide military base newspaper, winning employers will also be displayed on the CivilianJobs.com website.
"In my role with the Staffing Services team at CivilianJobs.com, I support a number of employers' military hiring programs, and as such, I am aware of the methods by which many companies recruit from the military talent pool," said Pete Charest, director of staffing. "With that said, the dedication demonstrated by the 2012 MVE Finalists to hiring veterans as well as their innovative approaches to sourcing military job seekers was very impressive. I am proud to help recognize their efforts."
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Edward Jones provides financial services for individual investors in the United States and, through its affiliate, in Canada. Every aspect of the firm's business, from the types of investment options offered to the location of branch offices, is designed to cater to individual investors in the communities in which they live and work. The firm's 12,000-plus financial advisors work directly with nearly 7 million clients to understand their personal goals -- from college savings to retirement -- and create long-term investment solutions that emphasize a well-balanced portfolio and a buy-and-hold strategy. Edward Jones embraces the importance of building long-term, face-to-face relationships with clients, helping them to understand and make sense of the investment options available today.
Edward Jones, which ranked No. 5 on FORTUNE magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For 2012," is headquartered in St. Louis. The Edward Jones Web site is located at www.edwardjones.com, and its recruiting Web site is www.careers.edwardjones.com. Member SIPC.
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AB 2109, a new California law that began Jan. 1, 2014, changes the process for parents to request immunization exemptions for their children.
"The purpose of this new law is to better inform parents about the benefits and risks of immunizations," said Lynnan Svensson, Supervising Public Health Nurse with the El Dorado County Health and Human Services Agency.
The new law affects students entering child care or kindergarten, or advancing into the seventh grade, whose parents or legal guardians request to waive required immunizations for school due to personal beliefs. The law also affects children transferring into California schools from another state or country.
Under AB 2109, parents or legal guardians who choose to waive required immunizations must first meet with a health care provider to receive education about the benefits and risks of immunizations as well as the dangers of vaccine preventable diseases. Both the parent or legal guardian and the health care provider must sign the new Personal Belief Exemption (PBE) form. The completed PBE form must then be turned in to the school or child care provider before the student attends, along with a valid record of any immunizations the student has received.
Svensson is hopeful the new law will have a positive impact on immunization rates in El Dorado County.
"Childhood immunization rates have begun slipping over the last several years, while requests for immunization exemptions have increased," explained Svensson. "The Personal Belief Exemption rate for kindergartners in El Dorado County is now 8.2 percent, while the overall rate in California is only 2.8 percent.
"Our concern is that as fewer children are immunized, we will begin to see large-scale and potentially serious disease outbreaks among school children and the community at large," she continued. "Children who become sick can spread illness to their classmates, family members and others. Immunizations are one of the best ways to protect our schools, children and the community from serious diseases like pertussis and measles."
El Dorado County schools have joined with local health officials to help inform the public about AB 2109. Immediately after AB 2109 went into effect, the El Dorado County Office of Education implemented it at the county level and provided support to school districts.
"The safety and health of our students always comes first, and we moved quickly to comply with this new law," said EDCOE Superintendent of Schools Jeremy M. Meyers. "Our goal is to help parents and caregivers understand the new law and its requirements. We ultimately want to ensure that school-aged children are healthy, so that they are ready to attend school and prepared for future success."
The El Dorado County Health and Human Services Agency recently launched a new "Live.Love.Vaccinate" campaign and website to provide helpful information about childhood immunizations and the requirements of AB 2109. The website can be found at edcgov.us/publichealth. Additional information, including questions and answers about AB 2109, can be found at shotsforschool.org.


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Ugh, I think I just contracted an STD.
Gossip blogs have been all abuzz over hip-hop's latest one night stand, ergh, couple Young Buck and Lil' Kim. Concrete Loop has obtained video of Lil' Kim grinding on Buck at a recent show in Baltimore. If this is indeed a real, solid relationship (which I doubt) it will be interesting to see how things play out. Kimberly and Curtis aren't exactly the best of friends, but you already know that.
Speaking of Fiddy, he took a break from playing with cocks (seriously…) to perform at the 2007 Cipriani Wall Street Concert Series on Wednesday night. Ne-Yo, is that you?


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Indiegogo - Darkwood A New Horror Roguelike Game
Darkwood is a survival horror roguelike game told from a top-down perspective. The three developers are crowdfunding for money on Indiegogo. Give the project a look.
Also if you're unsure what a roguelike is, don't worry many of us are. Suffice it to say it's all about randomly generated levels, and permanent death.
Usually I do not feel drawn to a top down perspective game but this looks very promising.
Not usually my cup of tea, but this looks like it could be a creepy little fun fest.
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Pipián - Pumpkin Seed Salsa
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From homesicktexan.blogspot.com Posted for ZWT 5. Serve over pork, beef, or poultry.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 poblano chiles
- 4 serrano chilies, diced
- 3⁄4 cup pumpkin seeds, toasted and ground (pepitas)
- 1 lb tomatillo, husked and cooked in water for 10 minutes
- 2 cups chicken stock
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cumin
- 1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper
- 3 garlic cloves, roughly chopped
- 1⁄4 onion, diced
- 1⁄2 cup cilantro
- 1 bunch radish, leaves
- 2 romaine lettuce leaves
- 1 tablespoon lard
- 1⁄8 teaspoon cinnamon
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- Cook the poblanos under the broiler for about five minutes on each side, or until blackened. Place poblanos in a closed paper bag for 15 minutes so they can steam. After 15 minutes, take the poblanos out of the bag, and gently rub off the skin. Remove the stem and seeds and dice the peppers.
- In an ungreased iron skillet, toast the pumpkin seeds on medium heat for a couple of minutes, then grind in a spice grinder, coffee grinder or blender until powdery.
- In a blender or food processor, add the poblanos, serranos, tomatillos, ground pumpkin seeds, cumin, black pepper, onion, garlic and 1/2 cup of chicken broth. Puree until well blended and smooth.
- Add the radish leaves, romaine lettuce leaves, cilantro to blender, and puree until well blended and smooth.
- In a pot, heat up the oil on medium and add the puree. Cook for a couple of minutes and then slowly add the rest of the chicken broth and the cinnamon.
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BREAKING NEWS, Pretty Little Liars fans — the hit ABC Family show is getting its own spin-off. In a Twitter announcement made at 4pm ET today, the world got its first peek at the upcoming TV series:
According to Deadline, the "spin-off takes place in Ravenswood, a town near Liars' hometown of Rosewood PA, which has suffered under a deadly curse for generations. Ravenswood will premiere in October following the third annual Liars Halloween special. I hear the special will be used to introduce Ravenswood and its inhabitants."
Executive Producer I. Marlene King adds,
We can't tell you who's in it yet.Like Rosewood, Ravenswood has dark secrets.#Ravenswood
— I. Marlene King(@imarleneking) March 26, 2013
And, to keep the good news coming, Pretty Little Liars is getting a FIFTH season. The fourth hasn't even aired yet! Lucy Hale tweets,
Big news day for PLL-we officially got picked up for season 5 AND a spinoff coming ur way in October. Even I can't wrap my head around it !
— Lucy Hale (@lucyhale) March 26, 2013
There aren't enough exclamation points for all of this news. Are you pumped for the spin-off? And what about the upcoming season of Pretty Little Liars? Spill!


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Indy seeks input on additions to trail system
The City of Indianapolis has a plan to keep you connected. You can be one of the first to put your mark on the city's changing greenways system by providing input on what could be added to enhance the existing network of trails.
The city is hoping to build new trails. They want to identify neighborhoods where there might be a demand for a trail where one doesn't already exist. They are looking for easy, safe ways to get there, and planners also want to know the kinds of amenities to add.
And they are looking to the people who live in the communities to tell them.
"We're especially looking at ways to increase accessibility of the trail," said Scott Manning of the Office of Sustainability. "So if there's a neighborhood that maybe doesn't have a way to get to trail, maybe we solve that problem by adding a small spur or bike lane or sidewalk."
The city will be finishing up work on the Pennsy Trail through Irvington and Cumberland on the east side.
Other projects are underway - Fall Creek Trail from Skiles Test Park to Fort Harrison State Park, and White River Trail from the Indianapolis Zoo south to Raymond Street.
In the spring, construction begins on Eagle Creek Trail from 56th Street to Raymond Street, a twelve-mile stretch considered an exciting addition for west side neighborhoods.
The city considers its greenways an investment. If you build them, they will come. Manning said greenways are an investment in the future of Indianapolis. "Young professionals are looking for cities with different transportation options," he explained. "Having a robust trails system is really important."
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There is a meeting tonight from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Holliday Park, one of a series of meetings to get your input.


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Formed on 1920 September 28 by eight boys living in the Beacon Hill neighborhood of San Antonio, Texas, the Buckeyes Athletic Association provided organized activities for local youth for the next fifteen years. Association with the group remained an important bond for former members, who remained in contact throughout their lives.
The primary organizer of the Association was Herbert C. "Unc" Hammons, then fourteen years old. Its stated purpose was "to encourage and sponsor athletic activities; to insure friendship and fraternalism among the members; to promote cooperation between the parents and the members." Collecting dues and holding regular meetings, the Buckeyes organized teams and competed in football, basketball, baseball, and track against teams from other neighborhoods and local schools. The teams enjoyed several successful years, capturing the San Antonio Junior football championship on several occasions.
Membership grew to over thirty boys and the group collected money to pay for athletic equipment, awards, and charitable contributions.
Hammons continued his association with the Buckeyes, serving as president and coach throughout its active years. Many team members continued their athletic activities at nearby Main Avenue High School.
The Buckeyes disbanded as a youth organization in 1935, but former members remained in contact and began to meet again in the 1970s. Dues and contributions were once again collected, and the first reunion of the group was held in 1975, drawing about one hundred people, including thirty-six of over eighty former members. Another successful reunion was held the following year, and members remained active in ensuing years, meeting and making charitable donations in memory of deceased members and their families. Upon the 75th anniversary of its founding, the remaining Buckeyes decided to cease organized activities and donate their remaining funds to charity.
Correspondence, financial records, printed material, photographs, and artifacts are part of the Buckeyes Athletic Association Records, representing its activities as a youth organization in the 1920s and 1930s and gatherings of former members in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.
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[Identification of item], Buckeyes Athletic Association (San Antonio, Tex.) Records, 1920-1996, Col 8742, Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library, San Antonio, Texas.
Gift of Ferdinand F. Arredondo, secretary of the Buckeyes Athletic Association, 1996 March.
Processed by Warren Stricker, 1997 April.
Finding aid edited and encoded by Caitlin Donnelly, 2010 October.
Club records were maintained during the organization's active years. Significant items include two notebooks containing bylaws and membership records, including lists of members and notes on dues, attendance, and individual activities. A small amount of material is related to athletic competition, including a few football game summaries and diagrams of football plays. Newspaper clippings chronicle athletic events, particularly the Buckeyes football team. Photographs include a football team portrait and a number of unidentified snapshots. Included with the club records are three scrapbooks kept by individuals and concerned with athletics at Main Avenue High School. Two of these were the product of Kearney J. Kivlin, a Buckeyes member and outstanding high school athlete.
The Alumni Records deal with the organization of reunions and other meetings and are largely the work of Ferdinand F. Arredondo. Included are letters sent and received, a series of rosters of former members, files associated with reunions held in 1975 and 1976, and financial records. A series of vouchers provides a detailed accounting of income and expenditures, including contributions in memory of deceased members. These often have attached obituaries and other information. A small photograph album contains snapshots of one of the reunions.


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I am 3 months post BA with a peri areolar incision and silicon implants. I had mild asymmetry preop.1breast is much larger \ lower than other.I have been seen twice for pain / swelling at bottom of this breast.Doc says its normal with no contracture. The last two weeks it seems like my breasts have shrunk greatly.My muscles displace my breasts and distort them. Under the large painful breast and at the nipple my breast puckers when my pec contracts.I am unhappy and unsure how to approach my doc.
What Do I Do Next? My Implants Seem to Be Getting Much Smaller and Are Distorted, Tight, and Painful when I Use my Pecs.
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Breast implant revision surgery
These problems will not resolve on their own so you are going to have to approach your surgeon at some point. Without knowing all the details or seeing the before surgery photos it is impossible to know how much of this was present before surgery or magnified/minimized by surgery. The best way to do so is calmly sit down with him or her and state the problems as you have here-puckering with muscle movement and asymmetry in the absence of a capsular contracture. Ask for a time frame and plan of action.
I hope you realize that this format of posting questions and receiving answers lacks the face to face direct communication required for you to make an informed decision regarding your surgery.
My response to your question/post does not represent formal medical advice or constitute a doctor patient relationship. You need to consult with i.e. personally see a board certified plastic surgeon in order to receive a formal evaluation and develop a doctor patient relationship in order to know if this assessment is valid.
Asymmetry of breasts and animation issues
Animation issues are fairly common with submuscular implants. It would be interesting to see your pre-op photos as well to determine how much asymmetry you had.
Gel augmented breasts changing with retracted scar?
All surgeons should be striving for the best results possible because in this age of social media, patients are empowered with their honest opinions and facts (your results) and you should be able to bring your concerns up to your surgeon without feeling any hesitation. A good surgeon will listen to your concerns and let you know what can be done to fix the problems. Knowing your surgeon's revision policy is important because of situations such as yours. Your surgeon has the best idea of why you are experiencing what you are and best prepared to fix it. I personally would want a better result for myself and my patients.
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Breast Asymmetry
I would have liked to see a pre-operative picture of your breasts, however since this is unavailable I will comment without it. If the breast asymmetry is only present on muscle contracture and the breasts appear normal otherwise, I would not advise additional surgery. If the asymmetry persist with relaxed muscles, one might consider further release of the lower pole of the left breast. Breast distortion with pectoralis major contraction is normal.
Distorted tight and painful under muscle implants
It could be that the pocket was not released as much as needed, however there are some who just have too much distortion with muscle flex to make submuscular augmentation a comfortable option. If you are unhappy enough revision to a subglandular pocke might be your solution
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Submuscular implants and pectoralis movement
You have pectoralis pull in both breasts. Part of the problem is you had a very short nipple to IMF distance pre op. This can be improved by releasing the pectoralis muscle and the scar around it. If this does not correct it enough, you can have the implants placed above the muscle which will correct it 100% of the time.
Breast asymmetry after augmentation surgery.
Thank you for your question. It is always difficult to give advice just from a short story and not being able to perform a phyiscal exam. None the less I will try. Since you have silicone breast implants, it would be highly unlikely for them to "shrink". There is normally immediate post operative swelling after surgery, the muscle also stretches and you are now adjusting to the new size, all of which contributes to you current perception of size. The distortion around your right nipple incision is most likely from incisional scar contraction. I would recommend vigorous massage 3-5 day for at least 3-5 minutes. As for the apparent asymmetry of the breast volume and location of the implants, you have several options(exchanging implants, internally lifting or Iowering the breast crease and/or removing the capusule on the lower half of the left breast). However, I would definitely make a follow up appointment with your surgeon and ask him his advice on to improve the symmetry. I usually perform revisional surgery in the 9-12 month post operative time period, thus allowing scar maturation, final seating of the implants and after a direct conversation of all risks and benefits.
Breast implant distortion with Pectoral Muscle contraction is norm with submuscular implants
What you describe is usual outcome of submuscular implants. Natural breasts are formed in front of muscle all the time. Why should implanted breasts be any different?
Subglandular implants are preferred method of enlargement in many practices inclding mine. I would recommend change of implant pocket to front of muscle and your issues should resolve.
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EXCLUSIVE: Jan Nash is joining TNT's flagship drama series Rizzoli & Isles as executive producer/showrunner. She will succeed creator/executive producer Janet Tamaro, who stepped down as showrunner in September, right after the series wrapped production on Season 4. One of the first orders of business for Nash and her writing team will be dealing with the death of Rizzoli & Isles co-star Lee Thompson Young, who committed suicide in August during the filming of the second-to-last episode of Season 4. His death was not addressed in the final episodes of Season 4 and will be dealt with at the opening of Season 5. Rizzoli & Isles is TNT's No. 1 show of all time and the No. 2 scripted series in the history of ad-supported cable television, behind only AMC's The Walking Dead. The series reunites Nash with Warner Bros TV and its cable division Warner Horizon. She previously worked with the studio on another TNT drama series, Memphis Beat, as well as CBS procedural Without A Trace. Nash, repped by WME, started her career on the ABC comedy Ellen.
Jan Nash Set As 'Rizzoli & Isles' Showrunner
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I'm sure now that Tamaro is gone, R&I will actually retain its writing staff. How that show has maintained without ever having maintained it's writing team is amazing. Tamaro is a real piece of work.
Jan is a terrific writer and person. Good choice.
Perhaps now that Tamaro is gone, Nash can bring the show back to its roots and cut out all the silliness that has overwhelmed the show lately, not to mention micromanaging on a criminal level.
Jan is the best! They're so lucky to have her.
Jan Nash will elevate the show to a new level. Excited to see what's next for R&I under her capable leadership.
Anyone who has had the privilege to work with Jan Nash knows that she is one of the most high quality people in this business. Not only is she a crime story genius, she treats her staff, her crew, and her cast as equals.
Well done, TNT and WH.
Jan is an amazing writer and one of the kindest people I've ever worked with. Her presence will be healing for all involved.
Will J and M now consummate their relationship?
Go, Jan!
Well, she (and Greg Walker) proved to be the kiss of death for Without a Trace when they took over executive producer/showrunner duties from Hank Steinberg. That wonderful show had turned into a joke by the time it was cancelled.
Unfortunately, I forsee a similar fate for Rizzoli and Isles. This viewer is bailing out now to avoid the heartache.
Rizzoli and Isles is already a joke, there's not much risk in staying in my opinion *shrug*
Whatever happens through Ms. Nash it's going to be FAR better than anything that came out of Janet Tomaro's … hand. I thought I'd bail out after season 4 but now I can't wait for season 5! In a way, the show is just beginning.
Right back atcha!
Welcome Mrs.Nash Glad to Have Season Five is going to be a great Season Can,t wait.
I've worked with Jan Nash — she's a great writer, great manager and great human being — the folks at Rizzoli & Isles are in for a pleasant surprise – after the Reign of Terror they've been put through they'll be thrilled to meet a real class act.
Jan is one if the kindest smartest, most talented people I know. She will be great! Go jan
OUAT in Wonderland's loss is R&I's gain! We are so sad to lose Jan, she is such an incredible person, and she truly knows how to treat her staff from top to bottom like family. You'll be missed, Jan, but best of luck on your new endeavor!
Are they going to try to get Michael Katleman back he and Jan go way back
This is great news! Let the healing begin! The execs on the show made a wise decision.
I'm actually impressed, TNT. An established, entirely professional person with an long-standing record of achieving quality results.
The fine cast on the show deserve her.
Great choice. Jan is one of the best in the business. Loved working for her. She is a true genius in the crime genre.
I think it's a huge cop out to not have Lee Thompson Young's death in season 4. That is a whole other season we have to wait for closure on that character. A whole season of watching him and then he disappears to not be talked out until the following year? Not okay.
All the episodes for season 4 were already filmed. He killed himself while they were filming the last episode. They couldn't go back and rewrite the episode. They only had one week left to end the filming. What did you expect them to do?
They will deal with his death in season 5.
HOW can Rizzoli & Isles be #2 behind The Walking Dead? They are WORLDS apart!!!
No offense, R&I is decent, watchable TV, but Walking Dead far surpasses all shows in writing, acting, directing, effects, story line, et. al.
It's #2 because it has great ratings. They bring in awesome numbers every week. Whether some people like the show/writing or not is irrelevant. It is a HUGE hit. Personally, I love it. The actresses play beautifully off of each other.


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The ability to empathize with others and distinguish between right and wrong is called _____.
To study moral development, Kohlberg _____.
collected cross-sectional data by asking subjects of various ages to respond to stories that depicted moral dilemmas
Kohlberg believed his stages of moral development to be _____.
universal and invariant
Five-year-old Tyler believes "bad things are what you get punished for." Tyler is at Kohlberg's _____ level of morality.
During the preconventional level of moral development _____.
a) moral judgment is self-centered
b) right = what feels rewarding and doesn't get punished
c) rewards and punishment help dictate behavior
d) all of these options
Calvin would like to wear baggy, torn jeans and a nose ring, but he is concerned that others will disapprove. Calvin is at Kohlberg's _____ level of morality.
Officers in World War II, the Vietnam War, and the war in Bosnia have explained some of their behavior with the reasoning: "I was just following orders." This is an example of which stage of moral development:
law and order
Serena is one-month old and is not living up to her name. She is easily frustrated, tense, and reacts more than most infants when her schedule is upset. Thomas and Chess would categorize her as _____.
a difficult baby
During the _____ stage of psychosocial development, individuals decide whether the world is good and satisfying, or painful and unrewarding. During the _____ stage, individuals develop a sense of competency or insecurity.
trust vs. mistrust; industry vs. inferiority
Forty-year-old Carl is very proud that he has the fastest car on the road and the finest house on the block, but feels lonely and isolated when he goes home to his family. Carl is likely to be in Erikson's _____ stage of development.
generativity vs. stagnation
According to research, after a divorce, children may _____.
a) do better without tension and fighting in the home
b) have a poor self-concept
c) experience more social, psychological, and academic difficulties
d) all of these options
_____ has consistently been found to be a key factor in successful marriages.
Realistic expectations
After retirement, Effie continued her gardening, volunteered for an agency that mentors young businesswomen, and traveled to new locations every summer. Effie exemplifies the _____ theory of aging.
The greatest challenge for the elderly in the U.S. is
What are the criticisms that have been lodged against Erikson's Psychosocial stages?
a) They appear to be more valid for males than females
b) The stages are difficult to test scientifically
c) The labels are not necessarily appropriate cross-culturally
d) Both B and C**
e) None of the above
According to Erikson, humans progress through eight stages of psychosocial development. Which of the following is the CORRECT sequence for the "successful" completion of the first four stages?
Trust -> autonomy -> initiative -> industry
Pregnancy during adolescence also carries with it considerable health risk for:
both mother and child
Rates of mothers' repeated feelings of sadness and tension were shown to be associated with _____.
mother's age at birth of first child
Which of the following is associated with resilience in children?
Positive reinforcement in early childhood
Which of the following concepts is considered inevitable, permanent, universal, and nonfunctional?
Which of the following is the correct sequence for Kubler-Ross's stage theory of dying?
Denial ..anger ..bargaining .. depression..acceptance
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Russ Sharp, a confessed workaholic who still made time for friends and family, died Wednesday, after a long battle with prostate cancer.
|While managing a multi-million dollar athletic budget, Sharp was a key figure in upgrading WVU's athletic facilities.
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"The WVU community is diminished today with the passing of Russ Sharp," said WVU President James P. Clements. "He was as fine an individual as you'll ever come across - loyal, honest, dedicated to the University, a great friend and colleague. It is rare to find the combination of personal and professional excellence; Russ had both in abundance."
Sharp, 52, joined WVU in 1999 as assistant athletic director and was promoted to associate athletic director in 2002 and, later, senior associate athletic director for administration and finance. He was responsible for business operations, facilities, game management for football and basketball and human resources. In addition, he directly supervised athletic training, strength and conditioning and equipment operations.
"Russ was one of the finest human beings that I have ever been associated with," Director of Athletics Ed Pastilong said. "He was one of the best athletic administrators in the country, and West Virginia University has been extremely fortunate that he was a part of our family.
"His contribution to the financial management, facility improvements and overall departmental operations has benefitted this department tremendously. His legacy will live on every day because of his devotion to improving our athletic facilities for our student-athletes, fans and employees.
"During his tenure here, he devoted his life to elevating WVU's Athletic Department, and it has been appreciated by every member of this department," Pastilong said. "On behalf of WVU Athletics, I want to extend our sympathy to his wife, Teri, and son, Matt. This is a sad day for our department as we have lost a great friend and administrator."
Sharp is remembered as much for his friendly demeanor as he is for his tireless drive.
"Russ Sharp was a hidden gem for West Virginia University," Deputy Director of Athletics Mike Parsons said. "He accomplished so much during his years here, always making WVU a stronger and better athletic program. He always did things the right way.
"His lasting legacy will be seen every day. As we walk through the stadium, the Coliseum or any of our outstanding athletic facilities, you will see a piece of Russ' labor in each one," Parsons said. "We have lost an outstanding colleague but we have lost an even better friend. The staff of the athletic department is like family. Russ was part of the fiber of that family."
Sharp played a major role in renovations and new-projects planning, including the new basketball practice facility, a $19 million project expected to be completed in 2011.
"Russ Sharp has been instrumental in creating the facilities and procedures that have helped to make our athletic department as competitive as it is today," said former president David Hardesty, who worked with Sharp for eight years. "He was an excellent administrator and a wonderful human being."
Sharp was diagnosed with cancer in 2007 but even amid chemotherapy treatments he stayed connected to the WVU Athletic Department, checking his e-mail from the hospital bed, welcoming visitors most days and, later, setting up shop at his home and hosting weekly meetings in his living room.
He was reluctant to publicly discuss his cancer but agreed to be the subject of an in-depth feature story in The Dominion Post newspaper to inspire others.
"People go through stuff, and I think it's just good for people to know others go through things, and they can make it through things," Sharp told DP sports editor Drew Rubinstein in 2009.
In June of 2008, Sharp was bestowed with the College Athletic Business Management Association Manager of the Year Award, an honor that is annually presented to members who have excelled in the execution of their duties and responsibilities in their institutions.
Prior to joining WVU, Sharp was athletic director at Centenary College from 1994-99. From 1990-94, he served as assistant athletic director for business and internal affairs at Arkansas State, after spending 11 years at West Georgia College, his alma mater. From 1979-89, he served as West Georgia's athletic business manager and director of sports medicine. In 1989, he was promoted to assistant athletic director for business affairs and executive director of the Braves Boosters.
Sharp has been active on a number of NCAA and conference committees throughout his career. He has been a member of CABMA for 23 years and has served as a district representative. Sharp is currently a member of the membership committee.
Sharp has served as an NCAA rifle committee member and was serving on the BIG EAST championship and competition committee at his death. He has also served on the NCAA peer review team for athletics certification on seven occasions.
A 1983 graduate of West Georgia with a bachelor's degree in education, Sharp was inducted into the West Georgia Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006.
Sharp donated his body to WVU Hospitals for medical research and educational purposes.
A memorial service is planned for Monday, March 22 at 11 a.m. at the Suncrest United Methodist Church, 479 Van Voorhis Road, Morgantown, WV 26505, with the Rev Tim Halloran officiating.
Aside from Teri and Matt, he is survived by his mother, Charlotte.


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They also wove the material for their dresses; it was called "linsey."
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Dutch students invent alcohol powder
Dutch students have invented powdered alcohol which they say can be sold legally to minors.
The latest innovation in inebriation, called Booz2Go, is available in 20-gramme packets that cost a euro to a euro and a half ($1.60 to $2.45).
Top it up with water and you have a bubbly, lime-coloured and flavoured drink with just three per cent alcohol content.
"We are aiming for the youth market. They are really more into it because you can compare it with Bacardi-mixed drinks," 20-year-old Harm van Elderen told Reuters.
Van Elderen and four classmates at Helicon Vocational Institute, about an hour's drive from Amsterdam, came up with the idea as part of their final-year project.
"Because the alcohol is not in liquid form, we can sell it to people below 16," said project member Martyn van Nierop.
The legal age for drinking alcohol and smoking is 16 in the Netherlands.
The students said companies interested in making the product commercially could avoid taxes because the alcohol was in powder form. A number of companies are interested, they said.
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National Media Yawns at Soldiers Convicted of Murdering Civilians in Afghanistan
Have you noticed how the Abu Ghraib-obsessed media are no longer really interested in tales of savagery from American soldiers...even when court martials find them guilty? Wouldn't that make it seem that their concern for human rights is only tender when there's a political usefulness to the story? Only CBS offered anchor briefs, on both Evening News and The Early Show.
Associated Press reported on the "kill squad" conviction of soldier Calvin Gibbs for civilian murders in Afghanistan -- which would top your naked pyramid-building -- the latest of ten soldiers convicted in the 5th Stryker Brigade, and the word "Obama" was nowhere in the piece:
A U.S. soldier accused of exhorting his bored underlings to slaughter three civilians for sport was convicted of murder, conspiracy and other charges Thursday in one of the most gruesome cases to emerge from the Afghan war.
The military jury sentenced Army Staff Sgt. Calvin Gibbs, of Billings, Mont., to life in prison, but he will be eligible for parole in less than nine years.
Gibbs was the highest ranking of five soldiers charged in the deaths of the unarmed men during patrols in Kandahar province early last year.
You can't say there's not grist for good television in this story, or that the same Time magazine that put the Haditha incident on its cover in the Bush years (when soldiers were not convicted) couldn't do the same here. (Let's not bet on a Time cover story on Friday.) Only CBS Evening News gave the conviction any air time, just 48 words:
SCOTT PELLEY: An American soldier was convicted today of murder and conspiracy. It`s a story that David Martin broke. Staff Sergeant Calvin Gibbs was charged with killing unarmed Afghan civilians. Gibbs admitted cutting off the fingers of the corpses to keep as war trophies. He faces life in prison.
Indeed, Martin offered two stories on Gibbs in the fall of 2010. None of these made any mention of Obama. CBS news anchor Terrell Brown offered another 48-word brief on Friday morning:
TERRELL BROWN: U.S. Army Sergeant Calvin Gibbs has sentenced to life in prison for war atrocities in Afghanistan. A military jury found Gibbs guilty of murdering unarmed Afghan civilians for sport and then cutting off their fingers for trophies. He's the highest-ranking of the five soldiers charged in the deaths.
The PBS NewsHour offered nothing...but in their news roundup gave almost two minutes to the English parliament investigating Fox News boss Rupert Murdoch in the phone-hacking scandal there. The ITN reporter they used, Tom Bradby, concluded "many of the pillars of the Murdoch empire are now trying to tear each other to pieces." There was no word on any finger amputations.
If the media were chest-thumping leftists interested in making American soldiers look bad, or making a case that America violates human rights whenever it's involved in military intervention, they would love this story. But apparently, it's more partisan than that. It depends on which party's president is in power:
Three of the co-defendants pleaded guilty, and two of them testified against him, portraying him as an imposing, bloodthirsty leader who in one instance played with a victim's corpse and moved the mouth like a puppet. Gibbs' lawyer insisted they conspired to blame him for what they had done and told the five jurors the case represented "the ultimate betrayal of an infantryman."
The jury deliberated for about four hours before convicting him on all charges. The sentencing hearing began immediately after the verdict was announced, with a prosecutor, Maj. Andre LeBlanc, asking for the maximum, life without parole. He told jurors that Gibbs was supposed to protect the Afghan people but instead caused many to lose trust in Americans, hurting the mission. LeBlanc noted that Gibbs repeatedly called the Afghans "savages."
"Ladies and gentlemen, there is the savage -- Staff Sgt. Gibbs is the savage," he said.
The military jury sentenced Army Staff Sgt. Calvin Gibbs, of Billings, Mont., to life in prison, but he will be eligible for parole in less than nine years.
Gibbs was the highest ranking of five soldiers charged in the deaths of the unarmed men during patrols in Kandahar province early last year...
The investigation into the 5th Stryker Brigade unit exposed widespread misconduct -- a platoon that was "out of control," in the words of a prosecutor, Maj. Robert Stelle. The wrongdoing included hash-smoking, the collection of illicit weapons, the mutilation and photography of Afghan remains, and the gang-beating of a soldier who reported the drug use.
In all, 12 soldiers were charged; all but two have now been convicted.
The probe also raised questions about the brigade's permissive leadership culture and the Army's mechanisms for reporting misconduct.
After the first killing, one soldier, then-Spc. Adam Winfield, alerted his parents and told them more killings were planned, but his father's call to a sergeant at Lewis-McChord relaying the warning went unheeded. Winfield later pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the last killing, saying he took part because he believed Gibbs would kill him if he didn't.
Print coverage Friday was pretty perfunctory. The New York Times published a 784-word story on A-16. The Washington Post had 384 words on A-16. These reports found no space for a wider evaluation of the Army or the Obama administration.
(Hat tip: Gary Hall)


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Broccoli Aglio Olio (With Garlic and Olive Oil)
Recipe by Kozmic Blues
Simple and delicious. A true Italian staple for any dinner. This recipe is just about the ONLY way my mother and grandmother cooked their vegetables!
Top Review by Annacia
As a true broccoli lover I found this a great tasting, low fat, pleasure. I made just one serving for myself but I have more broccoli in the fridge, yay! I pre-cooked it very lightly and after the pan saute it was still tender-firm (can't say it was crisp,lol) with beautiful summer green color. Cretainly a keeper.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb broccoli floret
- 1 -2 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 2 -4 garlic cloves, sliced thin
- 1⁄4-1⁄2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes, to taste
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
Directions See How It's Made
- Steam broccoli over a pot of boiling water, or in a veggie steamer, for about 5 minutes.
- Feel free to steam more or less, depending on how your family likes their veggies cooked.
- Keep in mind that you will also be sautéing the broccoli in the next step.
- In a large saute pan, heat olive oil over medium heat.
- Add the garlic and saute for about 45 seconds to impart its flavors into the oil.
- Before the garlic begins to brown, add the red pepper flakes and broccoli to the pan and cook for another 5 minutes, or until cooked to your liking.
- Season with salt and pepper and serve.


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Cole Smith loves math and music, which has led him to investigate how music is played on a wide variety of instruments. He can play the piano, cello, violin, ocarina and pipa, but also collects and tries out other instruments like the mandolin, viola, harp, pan flute, guitar and ukulele.
Regarding the relationship between math and music, Smith says he is "overjoyed to discover the beautiful properties of music created by mathematics. The way that math manages to explain the breathtaking music that we hear completely blows my mind." Smith plays in the orchestra at Dana Hills High School as well as in a variety of quartets and quintets.
Name: Cole Smith
School: Dana Hills High School
Grade: 10 (will be a junior in the fall)
Hometown: Laguna Niguel
Instrument(s) you play: Piano, cello, ocarina, violin and pipa
How did you get involved in music? I became involved in music at a young age, when my mom enrolled me in piano lessons. I greatly enjoyed the lessons and steadily progressed into playing other instruments besides the piano.
What is your favorite piece of music? Who is your favorite composer? What is your favorite type of music to play? My favorite composer at the moment is Frederic Chopin. One of his compositions, "Fantasie Impromptu," is my favorite piece because of its extremely challenging but beautiful note patterns and rhythms.
My favorite music to play is classical music because of its complexity and the dark and melodious sounds it creates.
Who have been your influences? Did you have a mentor in your development as a musician? If so, how did they help you? My influences in music are my piano teacher, Donna Miller, and my mom. They have continually supported me and urged me to be the best possible musician I could be.
My teacher has been like a second mom throughout my nine years of playing, constantly pushing me and teaching me how to love and enjoy music.
What inspires you? My inspiration for playing comes from my love for art and my interest in mathematics. My interest in art has led me to aspire to play like the classical geniuses, such as Mozart, Beethoven, Bach and Chopin.
On the other hand, I receive inspiration through the complex ties between mathematics and music. I love creating a bond between the analytic view of sound and its workings (including the way that the brain perceives different scales) with the beautiful human expression that music allows.
Other than music, are you involved in any other activities? If so, what are they? Besides music, I spend most of my time reading, running or playing video games. I am on the cross country team at Dana Hills High School and greatly enjoy running and the self discipline it requires.
Recently, I have found passion within the field of competitive video games, playing with my friends every weekend and entering tournaments monthly.
What do you get out of playing music? When playing music, I am able to entertain myself and my family, as I never lose interest in the ever-expanding art of playing piano.
Piano has always been a way for me to calm down, express myself and feel happy even in times of great stress.
How do the arts figure into your long-term goals? Though I am more interested in pursuing a career in science and mathematics, I definitely aim to keep music as an important part of my life.
I hope to continue playing and progressing in skill, possibly having music as a minor in college.
What is the best advice you have received? (My mom) always tells me that my outlook on life is what decides how happy I will be.
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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad greeted Britain's new ambassador in Tehran with word that the Islamic government is ready to talk about global security issues with the rest of the world. But he excluded the one big issue the major powers want to discuss—Iran's ongoing nuclear program. J.C.
The BBC:
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said Iran is ready to discuss global issues with world powers, but that its nuclear programme is non-negotiable.
Speaking to the new UK envoy in Tehran, Mr Ahmadinejad asserted his country's right to "peaceful nuclear technology".
Earlier this week, responding to an offer of international discussions by Iran, the US said it planned to bring up the nuclear issue during any talks.
The Iranian government has rejected UN calls to suspend uranium enrichment.
AP / Vahid Salemi
The Ahmadinejad view: "Peaceful nuclear technology is Iran's lawful and definite right ... ."


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September 07, 2004
Sony HDR-FX1: Consumer High Definition Camcorder
Those of you who are of the mentality that smaller is better, may want to rethink that philosophy - at least as it pertains to camcorders. We all know that high definition is where it's at in terms of jaw-dropping visual quality. How nice would it be to be able to record our home movies in the same vein? Sony has just introduced the world to the HDR-FX1 High Definition Camcorder. Why should you care? Put simply, it enters another consumer level high def recorder into the market, and that brings prices down. This bad boy records in 1080i, and when compared to a regular camcorder, the difference is immediately apparent. A test recording of written text from a book showed that even the fine print was legible on the HDR-FX1 in comparison to the same recording on a normal camcorder where the text was blurry and illegible.
The HDR-FX1 weighs a good 4.4 pounds, and is set to go on sale next month in Japan for about 400,000 yen. That equates to roughly $3,600 USD. The recorder should be available in the States by the end of 2004.
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Sky Blew x Faith Langley – Tell Em I Flew [Video]
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Use of Salt to Control Annual Bluegrass in Seashore Paspalum., Nitrogen Enhanced Efficacy of Flazasulfuron for Controlling Annual Bluegrass (Poa annua L.)., Adjuvants Influence Late Winter Applications of Bispyribac-Sodium for Annual Bluegrass Control., Prohexadione-Calcium Efficacy for Annual Bluegrass Suppression, Seedhead Control, and Clipping Management., Response of Kentucky Bluegrass Cultivars and Annual Bluegrass Control with Mesotrione at Turfgrass Establishment.
Measurements of Evapotranspiration and Carbon Dioxide Exchange Using New Compact Open-Path Gas Analyzer and Eddy Covariance Technique., A New Open-Path Methane Analyzer and Eddy Covariance Methane Flux Measurement., A New Multiphase Single Flash Method of Determining Fm' Is Important for Field-Grown Plants in Order to Accurately Calculate Φpsii and the Rate of Electron Transport (J) Using Chlorophyll Fluorescence Measurements.
Bioavailability of Heavy Metals in a Multi-Metal Smelter Contaminated Site., Se Removal Kinetics Under Different Redox Conditions with Zero-Valent Iron (Steel Wool)., Chemi-Thermal Isolation of Recalcitrant Soil Organic Carbon and Coal-Derived Carbon From a Minesoil Chronosequence., Mechanisms of Iron Reduction and Phosphorus Solubilization in a Seasonally Wet Pasture Soil.
Does Ammonia in Precipitation Inhibit Nitrate Removal by Cover Crops?., Improving Surface Water Quality through Use of Industrial by-Products in Constructed Filter Structures., Phosphorus Removal From Agricultural Drainage Ditches Using Gypsum Filter Structures., Kinetics of Phosphorus Removal by Industrial by-Products., Corn Response to AVAIL in Starter Fertilizer., Characterization of Ionophores in Poultry Litter and Litter Amended Soils Using Liquid Chromatograph Tandem Mass Sepctrometer., Conservation Tillage to Reduce Nutrient Losses From Surface Applied Poultry Litter On the Delmarva Peninsula., Nutrient Management Planning Effects On Runoff Losses of Phosphorus and Nitrogen., Changes in Soil Phosphorus Forms Due to Application of Phosphorus Saturated Gypsum.
Do in- and Post-Season Plant-Based Measurements Predict Corn Performance and/or Residual Soil Nitrate?., Can a Fall Nitrate Test Improve Wheat Nitrogen Management in the Mid-Atlantic, USA?., Assessment of Vegetation Indices for the Early Detection of Nitrogen Stress in Corn., Subsurface Application of Poultry Litter in Pasture and No-till Soils., Subsurface Manure Applications for Conservation Tillage and Pasture Soils and Their Impact On the Nitrogen Balance.
Sensor Based Nitrogen Management for Irrigated Corn., A Comparison of High Speed Low Disturbance and Knife Style Ammonia Applicators for Irrigated Corn., Effect of Avail and JumpStart On Phosphorus Response in Corn and Wheat., Soil Testing/Problem Solving Era- the First 25+ Years., Building County/District Extension Agronomy Educational Programs While Strengthening Applied Research Data Bases., Effect of N and P Starters On Short-Season Corn Grown in Conservation Tillage Systems On a Claypan Soil.
Development of Productive High Quality Insect and Disease Resistant Chile Pepper Cultivars From Inter and Intra-Specific Crosses: II., Development of Productive High Quality Insect and Disease Resistant Chile Pepper Cultivars From Inter and Intra-Specific Crosses., Cover Crops Effect On Nutrient Availability and Vegetable Production Under Organic and Conventional Production.
Predicting Growth and Yield of the Bioenergy Crop Miscanthus x Giganteus Using a Semi-Mechanistic Model at Five U.S. Locations., Predicting Miscanthus (M. x giganteus) and Switchgrass (P. virgatum) Productivity for the US Using a Semi-Mechanistic Crop Model., Meta-Analysis of Switchgrass: Management and Environmental Factors That Affect Its Growth and Biomass Production., Estimating Dry Biomass Partitioning Coefficients in a Dynamic Vegetation Model.
Soil Organic Matter in the Sanborn Field Long-Term Plots., Development and Cooperator Testing of An Active Carbon Field Kit., Representative Elementary Area Determinations through Digital Photography, Image Analysis, and Soil Color., Quantification of Soil Redoximorphic Features by Standardized Color Identification.
Development of Geographic Nutrient Management Regions for Winegrapes Based On Soil-Landscape Characteristics., Soil Mineralogy and Potassium Supply in Lodi Winegrape District Soils., Spatial Variability of Soil K Fixation within Vineyards of California's Lodi Winegrape District., Variation of Soil Properties On Alluvium From Three Rivers in the Lodi Wingrape District.
Halloysite Nanotubes Associated with Bacterial Cells in Deep Tropical Saprolite Formed From Granodiorite Weathering., Assessing Microbe-Mineral Associations in Soil/Saprolite Using Confocal Laser-Scanning Microscopy and Image Analysis., Meet Claude the Clod: a Scale Model of a Soil Aggregate and Its Resident Microorganisms.
Nitrogen in the Mississippi River Basin: How Do Inputs and Balances Relate to Riverine Export of Nitrate?., Biofuel Cropping System Effects On Soil Moisture and Inorganic Nitrogen Leaching in Central Illinois., Assessing the Nitrous Oxide Mole Fraction of Soils From Biofuel and Corn-Soybean Fields., Nitrogen Cycling in Biofuel Feedstock Crops of Central Illinois During Establishment.
A Dominant Soil Parent Material Map for Indiana Derived From SSURGO Data., Interpretive Maps of Soil Properties for Indiana Derived From SSURGO Data., Integrating Spatial Educational Experiences (Isee) Into Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science Curricula., Assessing the Effectiveness of Mobile GIS On Students' Ability to Identify Landforms and Predict Soil Properties in the Field.
Linking Indicators in the Cornell Soil Health Test to Management Decisions., Novel Aggregate Stability and Infiltration Measurements and Demonstration Using the Cornell Sprinkle Infiltrometer., Influence of Soil Texture, Tillage and Management Systems On Soil Quality Indicators., Protocol for Agricultural Soil Quality Monitoring and Assessment Applied to a Chronosequence with Short- and Long-Term Management Systems in Western Kenya.
Volumetric Surface Area and Clay Saturation Indexes for the Prediction of Soil Hydraulic Properties., Soil Architecture of a Loess Soil as Influenced by Long-Term Fertilization., Excluded-Volume Expansions of Archie's Law for Gas and Solute Diffusivities and Electrical and Thermal Conductivities in Variably-Saturated Porous Media., Impact of Organic Carbon On Colloid Mobilization, Aggregate Strength and Structure., Mobilization and Deposition of Variably Charged Soil Colloids in Saturated Porous Media., Compaction and Soil Type Effects On Gas Diffusivity and Air Permeability in Vadose Zone Profiles., Excluded-Volume Analysis of Tortuosity and Diffusivity in the Gaseous Phase of Unimodal and Bimodal Porous Media.
Evaluating Soil Electrical Conductivity for Soil-Specific Seeding Rates in Cotton., Soil Characteristics and Cracking Behavior of a Vertisol Catena., Dependence of Vertisol Surface Cracking On Long- and Short-Term Dynamics of Water: a Wavelet Analysis., Interpreting Infiltration Measurements of a Vertisol: Effects of Land Use and Landscape Position., Determining the Effect of a Potential Biofuel Crop On Soil Carbon Forms and Their Determination Using VisNIR Spectroscopy., Rapid Onsite Identification of Oil Contaminated Soils Using Visible near Infrared Spectroscopy., A Simple Mesopore and Matrix Infiltration Model Based On Soil Structure., Using the EM38 and VisNIR Spectroscopy to Map Soil Series Across a Landscape., Testing a National VisNIR Spectral Library with Texas Soils.
Lawn Turf Color and Density in Relation to Soil Nitrate Concentrations., Revision of the USDA-NRCS Nutrient Management (Code-590) and the Potential to Include Adaptive Management Principles., Reducing Uncertainty and Effects of Fertilizer and Commodity Prices On Estimates of Economic Optimum Rates., Relationship Between Autumn Verdure Nitrate-N Concentrations and Spring Color in Kentucky Bluegrass., Categorizing Nitrogen Availability From Manured Corn Fields Using Field History and the Cornstalk Nitrate Test.
Foliar Fertilizer and Pyraclostrobin Fungicide Combinations for Corn., Effects of Changes in Fallow Length On Soil Organic C Due to Climate Change and Socioeconomic Factors in Potato-Based Cropping Systems in the Bolivian Highlands., Dried Distillers Grain as a Fertilizer Source for Corn., Nutrient Changes in Ozark Highland Soils Due to Forest Harvest Management.
Cool-Season Annual Forage Mixtures Reduce Spring Growth of Tifton 85 Bermudagrass., Effect of Polyethylene Glycol:Condensed Tannin Ratios On in Vitro Fermentation of Warm Season Herbaceous Legumes., Evaluating the Feasibility of Treated Urban Wastewater (Type II) Irrigation for Bioenergy Crop Production in the Far West Texas.
Setback Performance for Manure Application to Frozen/Snow Covered Ground., Effect of Warm-Season Grass Filter Strips On Nitrogen and Phosphorus, Surface Runoff From Land Applied Dairy Manure., Agronomic and Environmental Effects of Swine Manure Applications in Ohio Soybean Production Systems., Strategies for Improving Nutrient Use Efficiency in Corn and Small Grains., ESN as a Potential Nitrogen Source for Ohio Wheat Production., Evaluation of Various Urea-Based Nitrogen Additives to Improve Nitrogen Efficiency.


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Transcript of doorstop held at Mural Hall, Parliament House
Main topics: South Korea FTA talks, resources tax, Doha
Transcript, E&OE
25 May 2010
SIMON CREAN: Well there's a lot of engagement on the trade negotiation front at the moment. Today we commenced the fifth round of negotiations with Korea here in Canberra. These are negotiations on the Free Trade Agreement which are proceeding extremely positively and quickly. We are hopeful of a breakthrough in these, in this FTA sometime in the future. I can't give you a date, but we're very encouraged by the talks. Last week of course I was in China. The 15th round of negotiations with China recommence next month. And whilst that's been more difficult, we've had important progress in China in what I refer to as the second track approach — looking at regions, looking at sectors, and making progress on that front. Japan — we expect the 12th round of negotiations to commence after their mid-term elections. But I'll also be visiting Japan for the APEC meetings the week after next. China, Japan, Korea — these are all huge trading partners for Australia. We're all in surplus with them. What we want to do is to diversify the engagement with all of those countries beyond the traditional areas, and that's what the Free Trade Agreements are designed to achieve. Tomorrow, I head to the OECD meeting. This will be an important opportunity for us to engage at ministerial level for the first time since the stock take at officials level, in Doha, at the end of March. We will have an important opportunity for a meeting on Thursday morning, in the margins of the OECD meeting. And the purpose of that is to prepare the ground work for a further engagement of ministers in APEC in the lead up to the first of the two G20 meetings this year — the first in Toronto, the second in Seoul. The one in Seoul comes after the mid-term elections in the United States, so clearly we're looking to get momentum into the Doha Round, further progress on Doha, to enable a serious discussion about that at the end of the year. I was very pleased with the discussions I had in China last week. That trade relationship is going very strongly. There is a great desire to diversify the areas of activity, the Expo gave us a great showcase to engage in key sectors in that economy. And the interest in the regions and the cities that we visited in diversifying the economic relationship is very strong indeed.
QUESTION: What's the main problem with the South Korean negotiations? Is agriculture a problem here?
SIMON CREAN: We obviously are looking for important, improved market access in key areas of beef and dairy. There are sensitivities with agriculture with every economy that we face. But we believe that we can work through those differences. There are sensitivities also with automotive. But the fact is we trade both ways in terms of automotive full cars, completed cars, as well as componentry. Now that there is the challenge to car manufacturers everywhere to reassess their organisational base, the way in which they approach markets, the big demand for environmentally friendly cars, I think that there are important complementarities that we can tap into in that sensitive area. But clearly we're very keen as well with the Korean market to also focus strongly on the services sector. Korea is one of those countries that understands the importance of embracing and expanding their own services sector — and the reason for that is because they want to make that jump to a developed nation beyond the manufacturing sector sooner, and with the opportunity that presents itself within Asia, and the fastest growing region of the world, they're keen to embrace it. That happens to suit our agenda. How well it translates in terms of the negotiations, time will tell.
QUESTION: Will you be able to match the US FTA deal with South Korea on beef?
SIMON CREAN: Obviously we're looking for improved access. And let's understand, the US, they have not ratified the FTA as yet. Australia has a very strong presence with beef. They like Australian beef in Korea. It's well established in the market place. Improving access for it, dropping the tariff barriers is going to make us more competitive in what is already a well-established market.
QUESTION: Minister, there's obviously some concern in China about the impost of the mining tax. Do you hold any fears that that concern could perhaps creep in with the FTA negotiations.
SIMON CREAN: No, I'm absolutely convinced it won't creep in to the FTA negotiations. We of course want in the FTA negotiations to have a chapter on resource security. What China wants is security for their resource needs going forward. At no stage in any of the discussions was concern raised about this tax in terms of its impact on investment in Australia. The only time it was raised as a concern was in relation to a potential impact on price. I made it clear that tax will not put upward pressure on price. Why? Because it's a tax on profits. It's not a tax on consumption. In other words what's going to be reduced is the profit share and because these resources are traded in an international market it can't flow through in terms of price. Now they were reassured to hear that. They will continue to raise the issues, I've got no doubt. But when I also went on to explain and I must say I had no difficulty engaging the debate on this is China, I was quite happy to do it because the argument that this will be bad for investment isn't borne out. If you look at the structure of the tax it actually will encourage expansion of investment. Why is that? Because at the moment under the royalties regime, royalties have to be paid before any profit is achieved. The new arrangement is to take account of that fact, allow royalties to be a deduction but only apply the tax when a profit is turned. That's why Treasury modelling has indicated that what this will see is increased investment. Now, what does all that bring you to the conclusion of? If you're going to have increased investment in Australian mining you are going to be expanding supply. Why is price so high? Because demand outstrips supply. If in fact we're meeting the supply side of the equation by restructuring sensibly the tax base that applies to the mining sector that's got to be a good thing in the minds of the Chinese. That's why you haven't heard any threats from them despite what some people have argued about this being an impact on investment.
QUESTION: Minister is there much that the G20 trade ministers and APEC trade ministers can do on Doha given that we have these mid-terms elections in the US coming up?
SIMON CREAN: Elections are always going to complicate trade negotiations and when you've got 153 countries in the WTO that's problematic which ever way you look at it. But the answer to your question is yes and the reason for that is that the G20 understand the importance of concluding Doha because trade liberalisation and Doha represents more trade liberalisation, it is an economic stimulus, an economic stimulus that does not hit the budget. As the G20 leaders are grappling with strategies for sustainable economic growth, as they're being confronted with challenges about exit strategies, more fiscal stimulus et cetera, this is the stimulus that doesn't hurt the budget. That's why the G20 leaders want it. The Cairns Group leaders want it. I'm sure the APEC leaders will reaffirm their commitment to wanting it as will those attending the OECD meeting. The question therefore is how do we get it? But I think if we've got the reinforcement of political buy-in and we've got the focus of two meetings this year of the G20, one of which happens immediately after the mid-term election, if we can use the intervening meetings to build momentum to get the dynamic going to prepare the ground for the November meeting that will be a good achievement for us. I think we can get there.
QUESTION: It's clearly not self evident though is it if it's taking so long for other countries to come to the party?
SIMON CREAN: Well it's not taking countries long to come to the party. There is not one country that doesn't think we should conclude Doha. Not one. There are differences as to how you get there. There are views that there's enough on the table to do it. There are views that are contrary to that, that there needs to be more. But if there's got to be more, then those wanting more have got to give more. Now that's a balance argument that they have to assess that then has to be accepted by others. That is the — if you like, they're the moving parts that we've got to try and deal with at the moment. So what is self evident is people want it. What's not so clear is how to get there. Clearly there are ways to get there. Whether they're sufficient to get every one over the line that's not so clear at this stage but persistence and determination and preparedness to keep engaging around the issues requiring additional work et cetera to be done, that is important. But in the end it's the political will and what we've got to do is to try and narrow the differences because you can't put the complexity of the outstanding issues as they now stand on the table for the G20…but if you can narrow it, even if you haven't finalised every bit that's something that is worth considering by leaders. Those judgements need to be made at the appropriate time. But certainly what is self evident is the absolute desire to get this concluded — a realisation we have to get it concluded. Those two things are an important start. What we've got is the commitment, now what we need is the how. That's it? Okay, thank you very much.
Media inquiries
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KUWAIT CITY – Kuwaiti riot police on Sunday fired tear gas and stun grenades at hundreds of opposition protesters who demanded that the new Parliament be dissolved and controversial electoral legislation be scrapped.
Police arrested several protesters, including Osama al-Shaheen, a member of the previous opposition-dominated Parliament, as they chased demonstrators through a residential area south of the capital, Kuwait City.
Mohammad al-Humaidi, director of the Kuwait Society for Human Rights, said a number of women were among those detained.
It was the first opposition demonstration in about a month, with a much smaller turnout than the tens of thousands of people who took part in each of the previous four rallies starting Oct. 21.
The opposition has been staging demonstrations in protest of a government amendment to the key electoral law that it says allows the government to affect the outcome of an election.
Despite the protests, authorities held an election Dec. 1 that was boycotted by Islamist, nationalist and liberal opposition groups, resulting in a predominantly progovernment Parliament.


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Loss of Rugby World Cup games blow to Christchurch
Labour Leader
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
Loss of Rugby World Cup games blow to Christchurch
The news that Rugby World Cup games will not be held in Christchurch later this year is a blow to the city, says Labour Leader Phil Goff.
"It would have been fantastic if Christchurch could have hosted the games. It would have been great for morale and great for the local economy.
"The decision that the games will have to be moved to other locations has been clear to everyone, including the international media, who have been reporting that fact for days now.
"John Key has had engineering reports and information about the availability of accommodation for some time. Yet he has refused to make that information public.
"The Prime Minister has handled this issue poorly. He's ended up giving false expectations that have now been dashed."


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been a decision that haunted several generations of fire marshals. Most trusses, even then, were steel. In fact this kind of timber was getting
scarce even then. You can see how
parts of the building do have steel trusses.
But across the entire west side of this building is wood. In fact, these beams are what you see today
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The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia
Rebooting the horrific mood of its predecessor, this sequel looses a tide of evil spirits on a happy family moving into their Georgia dream house. After a blood-drenched stranger comes to the door, daughter Heidi begins having frightening visions.
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- Director
- Tom Elkins
- Format
- DVD and Blu-ray
- Ratings
RSome disturbing horror content
17Common Sense rating OK for kids 17+
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Color; interactive menus; scene access.
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Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia is a horror film that has nothing to do with 2009's The Haunting in Connecticut, other than the fact that they're both loosely based on "true stories." (In fact, this movie has nothing to do with Connecticut whatsoever.) It's low on gore, blood, and death, but there's lots of scary ghost imagery, including rotting faces, skeletons, and sudden jump-shocks. A small girl is in peril in a few scenes. Language is light, with a couple of uses of "s--t" and a few other words. Characters drink beer in a few scenes. Horror-crazy teens may want to see it, but it's unlikely to have much of a shelf life.
- Sexual Content
- One adult female character wears short skirts and sexy outfits.
- Violence
- Though the movie doesn't have much in the way of death, gore, or blood, it does have plenty of scary, ghostly images, including skeletons and rotting faces, sudden shocks, and creepy, spine-tingling moments. Characters are shown vomiting maggots and roaches, and one character is hung from the ceiling with needles and thread (not as gory as it sounds). A 5-year-old girl is shown to be in peril during various moments. Flashbacks include a lynching and a hanging. Family members sometimes argue with one another.
- Language
- "S--t" is used twice, but otherwise, language is mild. Other words include "oh God" and "Jesus" (as exclamations), "ass," "hell" (several times), and "damn."
- Social Behavior
- The movie brings up the issue of slavery in American history and how certain people attempted to do the right thing in the face of it. The movie has a tricky twist surrounding this -- a character who was supposed to be a good person actually isn't -- but the modern-day characters understand that slavery was wrong.
- Consumerism
- Miller Lite beer is shown in a few scenes.
- Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol
- The father character is shown drinking beer in a few scenes. In one scene, his wife playfully tries to steal his drink from him. The mother takes prescription pills to prevent her from seeing ghosts.
- Age appropriate
- Not an issue
- Depends on your kid and your family
- Not appropriate for kids of the age most likely to want to see it


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Genesis Microchip, a provider of image processing technologies for flat-panel monitors, TVs and other consumer display products, announced that Hisense, a TV manufacturer in China, has designed multiple video controllers from Genesis into its newest LCD and CRT televisions.
Available in China, the new Hisense 32-inch, 37-inch and 42-inch LCD TV platforms leverage the combination of Genesis's FLI8532 (Cortez) and FLI8125 (Hudson) controllers.
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Retirement Dividend Stocks: China Mobile (CHL)
- Market cap: $194 billion
- Current dividend yield: 4.2% (based on its total 2013 payouts of roughly $2.01)
- Payout ratio: 41% of projected 2014 earnings
- Dividend growth: 550% in 10 years, from 30.8 cents per share in 2003 to $2.01 last year
China Mobile (CHL) frequently takes a back seat to domestic telecom stocks like AT&T (T) and Verizon (VZ). But there's little growth for U.S. telecoms — and more importantly, a miserly history of dividend increases.
While China Mobile has been increasing its payouts steadily over the last 10 years, with a 550% increase in dividends since. AT&T has seen a dividend increase of just 47% in the same period and Verizon just 38%.
The CHL dividend payout ratio is less than half of projected profits, and more importantly, China Mobile has significant growth prospects as China gets increasingly wired. The Asian telecom should report roughly double-digit revenue growth in 2013, after about 9% revenue growth in 2012.
Sure, CHL is in a battered emerging market and there are serious concerns about China's economy broadly. But the biggest concern is how China will transition from an old manufacturing-based economy into a consumer and technology-driven one — and that means China Mobile is the way of the future.
Besides, it has more than 750 million wireless subscribers — more double the population of the U.S. — and more than 60% share of China's mobile market. So there clearly is some stability here given its massive scale.