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Their was a vigil tonight for, Jaheem Herrera, the 11-jeer-old fifth grader who committed suicide last week after non-stop homophobic bullying.
After a short prayer, Masika Bermudez, the boy's madre, told padres y amigos to make sure their shildren understand that whatever problems they have "don't be afraid to talk to joor mama.â€
As Bermudez spoke, she clung to two daughters — Ny'irah, 7 and Yerralis, 10. Little Yerralis discovered her brother's dead body last Thursday after school. "His sister was screaming, 'Get him down, get him down,'†said Norman Keene, Jaheem's stepfather. Aghh, soooo sad. When Keene got to the room, he saw Yerralis holding her brother, crying, trying to remove the belt.Â
The family knew the boy was a target of bullies, pero they didn't pay attention until it was too late.Â
 Earlier this month the suicide of a Massachusetts boy, Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover — who suffered taunts that he was gay — attracted national attention. He was also 11. His madre found him hanging from an extension cord in the family's home.
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No one was harmed after a highly toxic chemical spilled at a Salt Lake City warehouse Wednesday morning.
Salt Lake City Fire received a call just before 9 a.m. of a chemical spill near 5178 W. 150 South, according to spokesman Jasen Asay.
Asay said when hazmat crews arrived at RinChem, a chemical distribution company, they found about 10 gallons of highly toxic, flammable chemicals on the floor. The liquid was a mix of a substance called TCIR-ZR8690PB and a second chemical. Asay did not immediately know the name of the second chemical.
According to Asay, 20 glass bottles filled with the first chemical — a resin commonly used to make flash drives — were sitting on a shelf in the warehouse when the shelf broke and the bottles spilled on the ground. As the bottles fell, they knocked down other bottles containing the second chemical.


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After talks in Ramallah with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Clinton held a second meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before heading to Egypt, the main broker in efforts to end eight days of fighting and avert a possible Israeli ground offensive.
In Tel Aviv, at least 10 people were wounded when a bus was blown up on a main street near the Defence Ministry and military headquarters. Israel's government called it a terrorist attack.
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The H-1B temporary work visa program is designed to bring in highly skilled foreign workers with specialized knowledge. But the program also has been used to hire workers for jobs such as preschool teachers, sports coaches and interns.
Despite government efforts to stamp out abuses in America's visa program for highly skilled workers, unscrupulous job brokers continue to illegally sell visas – sometimes connected to jobs that don't exist.
A California company accused of counterfeiting screws for spinal surgery went broke in 2013. But by then, it had sold millions of dollars in medical hardware to a nationwide network of surgeons.
California's high-tech industry is famous for friendly methods for holding on to talented workers. But it also has become a hub for less generous retention practices: freezing employees in place and depressing wages by pushing legal boundaries.
Here's a breakdown of the main tactics manipulative job brokers use to treat immigrant tech workers like indentured servants.
Labor brokers providing Indian high-tech workers to American companies are gaming a professional visa program, creating a shadow world that can turn a worker's dream of self-betterment into a financial nightmare.
This graphic novel tells the true story of an Indian tech worker who has big dreams of a job in the U.S. but finds himself under the thumb of a shady labor broker.
Porous federal oversight has allowed labor brokers to financially exploit Indian tech workers with little fear of detection. And even those that are caught can continue to survive and thrive – including on taxpayers' dime.
Police agencies in the southeastern Virginia have created an unusual and secretive database containing details about telephone customers and the communications they exchange – without warrants.
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AT&T Mobile App Hackathon - Austin
AT&T Developer Program
Friday, September 19, 2014 at 6:00 PM - Saturday, September 20, 2014 at 9:00 PM (CDT)
Event Details
Have an app idea or need an app built for your business?
The IEEE Computer Society and the AT&T Developer Program have partnered to create a unique Hackathon event on the weekend of September 19-20, immediately prior to the Rock Stars of Cybersecurity conference on September 24 in Austin.
This hackathon will be focused on the internet of things and wearables (yes, things you can wear, anywhere on your body). We will have Arduinos and ARM mBed boards for you to hack and build with. In addition to this, we will have wearables and even a loaner quadricopter for your hacking delight. Of course, you are also welcome to bring any hardware, wearables, or devices you are interested in hacking as well.
Winners from the event will earn the opportunity to show case their solutions during the Rock Stars of Cybersecurity at Brazos Hall on September 24. Also, a panel of judges and cybersecurity executives will talk about the winning hackathon results, so be sure to bring your A game!
We Supply: Quick presentations and code samples that help to bootstrap your hacking, food to keep you going, and caffeine to keep you awake. Along with technical senseis to assist you in building faster, smarter, and with new tools.
You Bring: Your laptop, skills & ideas. Come with a collaborative, team focused mindset and/or team up in advance on Twitter/Facebook/Google+ via the #atthack hashtag. Whether you are a backend person, designer, entrepreneur, student, or just interested in tech; you are invited to attend this event. Every group needs a good balance of talent and your development skills are needed!
Event Schedule. The following is a list of the weekend's agenda:
- Day 1
- 6PM - Kickoff event with dinner, networking, and developer dating which leads into idea pitches and team formation.
- 7PM - Speakers present (please see below for list)
- 8PM - Pitch ideas and form teams
- Day 2
- 10AM - The fun continues with breakfast served in the morning! Work with the teams from Day 1 to complete the app spec'd. Senseis will be available throughout the entire day to help you code up your solution. App submissions will be accepted throughout the day with a deadline of 6PM.
- 1PM - Lunch is Served
- 6PM - Pencils down. Please sign up your teams to present via this link: http://bit.ly/hackprezreg Pitches start promptly at 6PM and are limited to three (3) minutes per team. No powerpoints unless you are only presenting an idea.
Prizes. The following prizes are experiential and geared towards accelerating you towards a successful business as well as expanding your network and industry knowledge:
- Best Hackathon Overall App
- 1st Place - $500 in Gift Cards for the team
- Best Embedded Systems App
- 1st Place - $500 in Gift Cards for the team
- Best Use of an AT&T API
- 1st Place - $500 in Gift Cards for the team
Judging Criteria. Apps will be judged based on the criteria below and weighted accordingly.
- 33% Weight - Ability to clearly articulate what your app does
- 33% Weight - Originality of idea
- 33% Weight - Difficulty of the technical implementation
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- Hackathon Terms: http://db.tt/kyPS9ojR
- Follow us @attdeveloper for live updates and photos from the event
- "Like" us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/ATTDeveloper
|Alex Donn, Senior Marketing Manager at AT&T, is based out of sunny Seattle! His passion is educating developers young and old about mobile application development best practices through events like hackathons that fuse the collective interests of multiple technology and business leaders. He loves bacon and is allergic to all types of gluten.
|Joe Bossalini is a product development engineer working for AT&T. His team is currently involved with designing and building AT&T M2X, a cloud-based fully managed data storage service for network connected machine-to-machine (M2M) devices. He has experience in a wide range of application enablement activities, including product design, software development, hardware configuration and maintenance, and customer experience.
|William Hurley,commonly known as whurley, is the co-founder of Chaotic Moon Studios, an open source advocate and systems theorist. He is the recipient of several honors and awards. He is regularly interviewed by the press on technology and related topics. Whurley co-founded BarCamp Austin in 2006, a technology-related conference which took place around South By Southwest; and iPhoneDevCamp (or "developers camp"), which debuted in 2007 as an assembly of 200-300 developers and enthusiasts who were interested in finding new ways to use and hack Apple's iPhone. It has since expanded to include iOSDevCamp and iPadDevCamp.
|Joshua Greenbaum has over 30 years of experience in the industry as a computer programmer, systems analyst, author, consultant, and industry analyst. Josh regularly consults with leading public and private enterprise software, database, infrastructure, implementation, and hardware companies, and advises end users on technology infrastructure and applications selection, development, and implementation issues. For more information, visit http://www.eaconsult.com/bio/.
|David Gavigan is a recent graduate specializing in enterprise mobile at Clearblade. While completing his degree at Texas State University, David studied Computer Information Systems with a focus on enterprise and mobile development. David has previously spent time working at the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts in Austin, TX.
|Bill Sigler has over 17 years of experience in the computer industry as an Architect, Project Leader, and Developer for full life cycle software engineering of database driven mobile, web, and windows applications. Bill holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN.
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Well after contemplating whether or not to purchase a V1 (save a few bucks) used I decided to go with the V2 due to the ease of installation w/ the built in carrier. My car is an 03.5 so I needed the additional hardware for the conversion. Per Fern's DIY and his help I think the install was pretty straight forward. I wont list the details as Fern's DIY has most of those stuff. I'll just list the modification of what I had to do to install the bumper.
From a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the hardest, I think it was about a 5-6 due to some dremeling/modification to the bumper nuts for the ASA bolts. I'll get to pictures of that later.
Tools needed
-cordless power drill
-dremel tool
-tap (for the ASA bolt if needed, size is M10x1.5 pitch)
-time and patient
Here is the bumper how it sat when I first picked it up. (Apologize if pictures aren't as pretty. Snapped them with my iphone as it was next to me.)
With the 1pc lip
Quick removal of my OEM bumper for a test fit and small work/modification to bumper before it goes off to the paint shop. From my surprise, fitment was actually pretty damn good.
Now, here comes the parts where it took the longest as I had to run around to the local fastner/hardware store to find nuts/bolts, screws, retainer clips and taps.
From thoroughly inspecting the bumper I noticed that the bumper needed attention to the following area.....
-The built in nut and holes that was pre-drilled for the ASA bolt was not aligned and no where near alignment if installing the ASA bolt from the bottom.
-The built in nut had so much gunk/epoxy from the fiberglass resin/hardner that I was unable to smoothly screw in the ASA bolt by hand. It actually damaged/cross-threaded my ASA bolt when I was test fitting them, I had to re-order another set.
With the tap I started tapping the nut hoping it would go in smoothly as the nut was slanted and out of place. Here is the outcome of what happened after I got half of it in.
After this, I made another trip back to the store to pick up another tap.. got home and started at it again. I got the tap to go through, but now the nut had come loose from it's present position in the carrier and was spinning freely. How was I ever to remove the tap with the nut spinning and no way to have access to stick a wrench to hold it while I remove the tap.....
Here's where I got out my dremel and starting hacking away at the carrier....
I cut up a small portion just big enough to fit my 18mm wrench in to hold the nut and remove my tap.
With the nut removed...
Both sides of the nut was off and I had to do the same with the passenger side. I wasn't going to stick the tap in there as the driver side didn't have as much room to work with as the passenger side. I just started hacking away at the carrier to remove the nut.
Once both nuts were removed, I purchased these retainer clip/U-Clip as I was not going to put nuts back in there and epoxy them onto the carrier. This I found was the easiet method and adjustable if the ASA bolts didn't align.
U-Clip installed in place of the nut.
NOTE...This took serveral on/off of the bumper for the retainer clip to be adjusted and aligned with the holes from the bottom.
After test fitment and installation, the bumper was sent off to the bodyshop.
Bumper primered.
Bumper base coated.
Clear coated
and the finished product with more clear coat.
I just wanted to say thanks to Fern for helping me out with questions I had. Installation wouldn't of been straight foward or possibly smooth w/out his help. :thumbsup2: to the CSL King. Much appreciated!!
Also want to thank Vorsteiner for the quick product as I needed it before Mfest. :thumbsup2:
And thanks to Ayed (BMWDrifter), for painting the bumper in such quick notice and the quickest turn around. His prices are good and a very cool guy. You won't be disapointed in his prices, GUARANTEE!!
Will post pictures of the final installed product when I get the chance. Again I apologize if pictures weren't the best and the write up wasn't the best. It was a quick post.
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Apparently my bumper had the same issue, according to the installer. The bumper fit is about 90-95 percent right now. the passenger side bumper/fender gap is noticeably larger than that of the driver side. Do you have any finished pics?
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Supergirl Makes Her Mark In A New Clothing Line Aimed At Young Girls
Warner Bros. is working hard to expose the general public to the DC Comics library by way of the newly organized DC Entertainment, a recently launched video game studio in Montreal and a plethora of animated adventures courtesy of Bruce Timm and other creative minds. So it shouldn't be shocking that the company is also extending the DC Universe into the world of fashion – a move directly aimed at little girls.
In a press release, Warner Bros. Consumer Products announced a partnership with Olympic medalist Nastia Liukin to create "Supergirl by Nastia," a new merchandise line targeting the 8-12-year-old girls market with "affordable apparel" featuring Supergirl's logo. The clothing is exclusively available through JC Penney beginning on July 20th, "just in time for the back-to-school season."
While I'm not the target demographic here, I don't really see a problem with young girls running around proudly sporting Supergirl's emblem upon their shirts. There are certainly more offensive clothing lines currently on the market, and if this initiative brings an otherwise unlikely new reader into comic book shops, then that's pretty great – just don't expect to see me wearing one of these shirts.
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At last - a real pub with real ale and real character with really good staff! It never ceases to amaze me how few of these exist - I'm not that hard to please, yet the mix is rarely in evidence.
The Fox and Anchor, however, is one of those pubs that you wished you lived in staggering distance of (apologies for the syntax!) It doesn't look any more impressive than the (many) other pubs near Smithfield Market and I only found it by chance, but what a lucky find!
There are a few small tables outside for smokers' use, and in the eveninig the clientele spill out onto the road. Being a dead end to pretty much nowhere, this really doesn't cause a problem and on a bright summer evening it leads to a pleasantly "buzzy" atmosphere with little of the pretension of a Covent Garden or Upper Street.
On entering the long, cool narrow bar, the unfailingly friendly and helpful staff (who really do understand that they are there to serve the customers and therefore do it with a smile) will warmly greet you. Even on our first visit, we were treated impeccably - that perfect mix of interest and warmth without the processed "How can I help you, sir" so beloved of those who have passed their Customer Service Training Module 1.
There is a plasma screen discreetly mounted on the wall facing a few seats running the length of the bar, but the volume is down and it really does not intrude into a very old school interior. If the Ashes are on there will undoubtedly be about a dozen punters keeping an eye on the action, but this is by no means either a sports or tv pub.
The long bar usually boasts about 6 real ales, and the staff will happily advise as to the best choice, offering a taste if you want it. I have yet to have a bad pint here and the fact that the pints are often served in pewter tankards (with a glass base if you are lucky!) just adds to the olde worlde dickensian feel of the Fox & Anchor.
The food however has no such pretensions - Oliver would not want "more" here! Again unfailingly served by the happiest barstaff I have come across in years (compliments to the charming landlord on finding and retaining his team), a constantly changing menu is on offer - ranging from oysters and pies, through the carvery trolley to a range of delicious daily specials. The choice tends to be on the "posh" side, with slightly alternative elements (samphire, poaced duck eggs etc)but is unfailingly good, if a little pricey. The price, to be fair, is no worse than many other, frankly inferior, establishments in the area.
Seating for food is to the rear of the pub, where there are three small, private booths, the largest seating four or five, the smallest a little nook for two, with a couple of other tables in the open area. Service is polite (as you would by now expect!) prompt and helpful.
In my (now frequent!) visits, I have never been chased from a table once my meal has finished, despite the pressure on dining spaces at busy times. In fact a colleague and I have even left without paying (I don't recommend this!) before returning later, full of apologies! The landlord, Scott, and the duty manager of the day could not have been more understanding and found the whole episode highly amusing.
The Fox & Anchor not only offers great beer, good food, and tremendous service, but also has a six rooms upstairs. These are furnished to a really high standard, again reflected in the price, but in comparison to the dreary chain hotel rooms that compete around the mertroplis, they are a gem of a find. Each room is decorated in a different style, themed around the local attractions and equipped with high quality fixtures and fittings.
I have not stayed but if the rooms reflect the standards shown throughout the rest of the establishment, I would imagine a B&B stay here would be a delight.
The Fox & Anchr is a real gem and a testament to the landlord and his staff - they could easily run courses in how a good pub should be.
Tucked away near Smithfield Market (indeed, near the Smithfield pub), there is a gem of a pub. But shhhh. Don't tell anyone.
I am torn. Part of me dreads writing about the Fox and Anchor, as it's such a wonderful and secret find, I'm afraid to share it, in case it should become inundated. It is a treasure.
I am a bit of a pub aficionado. I love real ale (despite being American) and traditional English atmosphere. The Fox and Anchor serves several real ales in pewter tankards (nice touch), including one of its own. You can buy your beer at the bar or one of the incredibly friendly bar staff (or even what seems to be the world's greatest landlord - a young Irishman who clearly took landlording lessons from a master) will come and serve you with an actual smile. You'll pay around £3.30 for a pint of ale, which is a tadge dear, but not unexpected for the Farringdon area. They serve a variety of ales, including their own (Fox & Anchor, unsurprisingly). They have an ever changing variety of guest ales, and will happily recommend and let you taste the selection.
The food is a bit pricy - I paid just over a tenner for a burger, for example, and a fiver for soup, but it is excellent. It is home made - my burger was requested medium rare, and lo - medium rare it came! Again, the food service is excellent. If you are eating, as you sit down (and there aren't that many seats - it is a narrow pub, with displays of oysters and the carvery cart near the back of the main room, and then a bunch of snug rooms, including the charmingly signed 'Fox's Lare' - that spelling is theirs) you are given some very nice bread with stunningly good butter and a little bowl of salt to start - like I say, classy. My friend had a lamb and pea pie - the crust was freshly cooked, though the filling a wee bit runny (but tasty and obviously freshly cooked).
The Fox and Anchor also does rooms - they have six 'boutique style' rooms, ranging from £95 a night on the weekends to £165 a night on weekdays (and going up). I haven't stayed there, but I did ask the astonishingly friendly landlord if I could have a look, and he happily showed me around several. The rooms, even the smaller ones, are remarkable - one even has a large and deep bath at the end of the bed! The rooms aren't huge (as you might expect, in such an old building), but they are tastefully decorated in a modern, boutique fashion, with recessed halogen lighting, full panoramic pictures (all the rooms are named after areas of London, and the décor reflects this), Bose sound equipment and both baths and 'drench' showers. I'd love a chance to stay there, despite not really having a need to stay in Farringdon.
There is a website http://www.foxandanchor.com/. On it, you can download the food and drinks menu (and they serve breakfast as well), and do a virtual tour of the bedrooms. You cannot book rooms online, but there is a dedicated phone number displayed prominently.
All in all, this pub should be held up to show how good pubs should be. The staff and landlord are amazing, the beer is well kept and immaculately served, and the décor is charming and old world.
Highly recommended.
A beautifully renovated traditional pub in the heart of Clerkenwell, serving the finest local food and with a suite of six luxury rooms upstairs.


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The Susan B. Anthony List, a radical anti-choice group and Ken Cuccinelli's biggest ally, just put out a negative advertisement attacking Terry McAuliffe. But the mud they're slinging in these ads? They're attacking Terry for standing up for women's health.
If there's one thing that's clear in this race, it's that Cuccinelli's number one priority is to bring his radical social agenda to Governor's Mansion and set women's health rights back 50 years. That's why it is absolutely critical we make sure he doesn't get that chance.
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A new classic cartoon means a new classic party, and we love a classic party! One of the great things about having a party with a character theme is that you can throw this party for any occasion and for any age. Everyone loves a fun and festive party!
For your modern day monster mash, we encourage you to use your imagination and get as creative as you want to! When creating anything surrounding monsters there is one key rule: the crazier the better! No two monsters are created equal, so get those creative juices flowing.
Colors and Decor
Green, blue, purple, pink, yellow, red, orange, strips, polka dots... you get the idea! Your decorations should be all about bright and fun colors accompanied with crazy patterns. Not sure where to begin? Just start covering your party room in colored crepe paper and balloons and the decorations will take from there. If there is anything that could be covered with patterned material, like cushion or square table, we suggest you cover it up and easily turn the room from normal to crazy! Anything goes with a monster party.
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Fun colors and crazy shapes should be the focal point of the food and drink table. We love the party food ideas by The Party Animal! All of your drinks, snacks, and desserts should be about what fun colors you can use. We love the idea of adding googly eyes to all of your containers and making everything on the table a monster in some form or fashion. The theme can be easily enhanced at the food table by turning everything in to a monster.
For bright colored foods, don't feel like you have to overload your table with junk food. Granny smith apples, strawberries, carrots, and cherry tomatoes are all great examples of healthy foods with rich colors. If you are looking to get your kids to eat "healthier" snacks and dips, just label the food with a monster-y name. Anything that sounds like it could come from alien planet will be perfect for kids.
And now for the fun!
Like we always say, it's not a party until you add in a pinata! Our monster pinatas are the perfect size for a party and hold 10 lbs. of candies and surprises. We can even customize your monster if you are looking for something a little more unique. Just let us know what creations you would like to make and we will work with you to create the best monster we can.
If you are looking for more tame "monster fun", how about having the kids create monsters from their own imagination? Kids LOVE to take home crafts from a party, especially ones that they have worked really hard on. To help the kids create their own monsters, have a craft table set up full of fun supplies. Some items we suggest are:
- Glue
- Glitter
- Sequins
- Colored construction paper
- Feathers
- String
- Tape
- Googly eyes... the more the merrier!
- Patterned material
- Fuzzy craft balls
- Colored pipe cleaners (these come in multiple colors and sizes)
- Cardboard
- Empty paper towel rolls
- Scissors
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Inflation-linked bonds are probably not in danger of becoming fashionable anytime soon, but investors trying to gauge how successful the US Federal Reserve's latest stimulus package is should keep an eye on them. Indeed some market watchers argue the Fed is no longer worried about keeping inflation under control; it's just a case of growth at all costs.
Bond markets have been quick to respond to the latest asset purchase program of the Federal Reserve, sending nominal bond yields higher and bond prices lower.
And according to Bloomberg, Australian government bonds have been hit by more selling than any other top notch sovereign issuer as investors react to the record amounts of stimulus coming from the world's biggest central banks.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year government bond closed yesterday at 3.42 per cent per cent, whereas at the beginning of the month it was closer to 3 per cent.
All of a sudden inflation is back on the radar and so yields are rising. If central banks around the world, such as the Fed and the European Central Bank, continue to buy assets, with the aim that eventually consumers and companies will spend more , it should lead to higher economic growth rate. But in turn it also increases the threat of inflation which is why the price of gold will also keep rising. Gold over the past few months has risen $US200 an ounce. And if you're wondering just how much money central banks have pumped into the global economy over the past few years the number is $US12 trillion, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch. That's for the central banks of the US, Europe, Japan and the UK over the past six years.
The fear of inflation has sparked a sell off in US treasuries but investors have snapped up inflation protected bonds.
The current level of inflation in the US is low. Indeed the data released last Friday shows both headline and underlying are running at less than 2 per cent.
But the fear of higher inflation is obvious if investors take a look at the difference in yield between the 30-year nominal US treasury bond and their inflation-protected comparables.
The difference is around 267 basis points, the most since August 2011 and way below the 2012 average of around 230 basis points, according to Aquasia.
In the 10-year part of the curve the breakeven rate is close to a record high. The break-even inflation rate is the difference between the yield on inflation-linked or CPI bonds and conventional bonds of similar maturity. The higher the difference the more concerned investors are.
Reflecting investor concerns, the yield on the 10-year inflation-protected bond in the US fell to negative 0.77 per cent from negative 0.75 per cent on Friday night. At the same time the yield on the nominal rose 13 basis points.
If these inflation expectations keep rising the Fed could have a problem trying to maintain the fund rate at close to zero until 2015.
Of course deflation has been the main worry for the Fed in the past few years which is one reason why for the past few months investors in a five-year inflation-indexed bond were losing a little more than 1 per cent a year.
But it is important to remember that inflation when it does appear erodes the value of bonds' fixed interest payments. Bonds can provide a worry-free income stream as well as a smorgasbord of assets with varying degrees of risk and reward. Investors without enough bonds in their portfolio were exposed during the global financial crisis. But with yields at close to record lows, in nominal terms, some market watchers worry that now might not be the best time to start investing in them. If the Fed's policy does work then expect yields to keep rising.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal aviation officials are proposing a $425,000 fine for a regional carrier that flies short haul flights for Delta and United airlines. The carrier, Atlantic Southeast Airlines, is accused of flying planes that had been struck by lightning without performing required maintenance checks.
The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that Atlantic Southeast, flying under the name Delta Connection, flew two airliners a total of 13 times after they had been struck by lightning before making the required inspections. The lightning strikes took place in 2008.
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The hiring of athletic director Jim Livengood from Arizona should speed up the process as UNLV looks to hire a new coach.
According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the school will interview Montana's Bobby Hauck on Sunday and former Texas A&M and Alabama coach Dennis Franchione on Monday.
Hauck led the Grizzlies to the FCS title game before losing to Villanova on Friday. Franchione has also coached at New Mexico and TCU, both schools in the Mountain West.
Livengood was not putting a timetable on hiring a new coach, but emphasized that was his focus before wrapping up some business in Arizona.
"The most important thing is to get the right person in here," he said. "I'm going to be here until we get this done. I'm not going anywhere. We're working every hour."
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China breached the rules of international commerce by slapping anti-dumping duties on x-ray scanners imported from the European Union, the World Trade Organisation ruled Tuesday.
The WTO's dispute settlement body said that Beijing had hampered EU manufacturers' access to its market and should fall into line.
The WTO aims to ensure a level playing field in commerce among the 158 nations which make up its membership.
"Todays WTO ruling clearly confirms that countries using trade defence measures have to play by the rules," the EU's trade commissioner, Karel De Gucht, said in a statement.
"I will not accept tit-for-tat retaliation against European companies through the misuse of trade defence instruments. The panel report is very clear, so I expect China to remove the measures immediately."
Countries are allowed to impose special import duties on goods that fellow WTO members dump on their market at below cost, but must be able to show that the goods harm domestic producers.
The EU turned to the global body in 2011, saying China had failed to show how European-made x-ray security scanners were being dumped.
Under WTO rules, members who fail to fall into line can face retaliatory measures from their wronged trade partners.
China has 60 days to lodge an appeal against the ruling.
French rights groups file suit on Samsung labour practices
The groups, Peuples Solidaires, Sherpa and Indecosa-CGT, accused Samsung of deceiving consumers by violating its own promises on ethical working conditions and using child labour.
"While Samsung claims to respect the rights of the workers making its products by imposing codes of conduct including strict ethical standards, it closes its eyes to the disgraceful working conditions that prevail in the Chinese factories that manufacture on its behalf," the groups said in a statement.
It was not clear whether the French courts would agree to hear the complaint or what consequences the suit could have on Samsung's operations on France.
Samsung has acknowledged criticism of its plants in China but rejected charges of "inhumane" working conditions as "totally unfair".
It was reacting to a report in September by the US-based monitor China Labour Watch that contained a damning indictment of Samsung, saying the company forced employees at its China plants to work up to five times the legal overtime limit and denied them basic labour rights.
The group also alleged that children under the age of 16 were employed at one of Samsung's Chinese suppliers, HEG Electronics in Huizhou. The company said in November that a probe of its Chinese suppliers had found no evidence of alleged child labour.
The French groups said they were basing their complaint on the China Labour Watch report and described the suit as unprecedented.
"The French courts have never before ruled on the question of whether a company's deceitful ethical commitments can constitute a fraudulent commercial practice and so be a criminal offense."
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Pacific aldermen question the legality and enforceability of a recent Supreme Court ruling that requires cities to help pay off a shortfall in the sheriffs' retirement funds.
Aldermen were asked to approve an ordinance at their July 16 board meeting that requires the municipal court to collect a $3 surcharge on all court costs.
City Attorney Dan Vogel said because the Legislature removed an exemption freeing municipal courts from collecting the surcharge they are now required to collect it.
Vogel also said at least one Missouri municipal judge has stated he will not collect the tax, but the Missouri Supreme Court had ruled the collection is enforceable.
Pacific aldermen questioned the ruling and the possible consequences if Pacific — like the one opposing city — chose to take no action.
Aldermen say they don't know why municipalities should be required to pay into a sheriffs' retirement fund.
Vogel said the issue probably will be challenged and will be fought by Pacific's judge and prosecutor.
"We will have to do it if the judge believes it is lawful, but not if he does not think it is lawful," Vogel said.
In the past, the Missouri attorney general said it was not lawful for municipalities to collect $3 in court costs to pay off a shortfall in the sheriffs' retirement fund.
"There is no connection between the sheriff and municipal matters," Vogel said. "The sheriff has activity in state cases, but not in municipal cases.
However, at present there is the direction from Supreme Court that collecting the surcharge would be required.
Alderman Mike Pigg said Overland Judge Frank Vatterott has raised the issue that the surcharge is not appropriate.
"If it was a victims' fund, or our local law enforcement, I'd understand, but this has no bearing on us," Pigg said.
Alderman Steve Myers asked what the consequences would be if Pacific took no action on the ordinance.
The answer is not clear, Vogel said, but the city might receive an order from the Supreme Court.
"There could be some action taken against the city," he said.
Vogel suggested that aldermen pass the ordinance authorizing collection of the surcharge, but only require it if is required by law. He also told aldermen that the municipal court is subject to the Missouri Supreme Court.
"The municipal judge will be in a little bit of a bind if the state law requires the surcharge, but the city doesn't have an ordinance authorizing it. To collect the tax, the city must have an ordinance to authorize the judge to do it," he explained.
Mayor Herb Adams, who served as municipal judge for 14 years, urged aldermen to listen to the city attorney.
"Years ago a municipal judge was a lay person. I can see wrestling with this at that time, but not when we have a judge who is an attorney," Adams said. "Let's leave that interpretation to the judge. That is his job. Your job is to legislate. The judge would know better than us how to handle that. I say pass this and let that fall at his feet."
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Just in: TV producer Robert "Joe" Halderman entered a guilty plea to attempted grand larceny today in a Manhattan court, reports AP. He is being sentenced to six months in jail and 1,000 hours of community service.
Halderman was charged last fall with demanding $2 million from David Letterman to keep quiet about the late night show host's love life. The case prompted Letterman to admit he'd had romances with women on his staff.
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Courtney, Smith Victorious at Valentine Invite
Liberty redshirt juniors Taylor Courtney and Ryan Smith both won events on Saturday at the Valentine Invitational. Meanwhile, teammates Kyle Gill and Andre Washington each notched IC4A qualifiers at the meet held inside the Boston University Track and Tennis Center.
Smith captured the men's weight throw title by 10.5 inches, thanks to a personal-best heave of 63-3.5. The two-time reigning Big South Men's Indoor Field Athlete of the Week entered the day with a personal best of 61-6.75, but five of his six throws landed beyond that mark Saturday afternoon. Smith now ranks No. 3 in program history for the men's weight throw, trailing only Jon Hart and Smith's coach, Clendon Henderson.
Earlier in the day, Smith had thrown the shot put 55-7.5 to place second overall and first among collegiate athletes. It was the fifth time in six meets this season that Smith has been the top collegiate men's shot putter at the event.
Courtney's victory must have felt a little like déjà vu. The last time he competed at the Boston University Track and Tennis Center, Courtney won the 2011 IC4A indoor 500-meter title with a school-record time of 1:01.96. On Saturday, he was again victorious in the 500. His time of 1:03.81 was not quite as fast as his IC4A effort, but Courtney's win came by a decisive 0.84 seconds over Fordham's John Cosgrove.
Washington clocked an indoor personal-best 400-meter time of 48.79 to place 16th, while Gill came in 23rd at 49.05 seconds. Both times came in below the IC4A standard, and Washington's performance makes him No. 10 on Liberty's all-time list.
Leonard Robbins sped to a time of 21.84 seconds in the 200, finishing 10th overall. He climbed to No. 6 on Liberty's indoor 200-meter performance list with the fastest indoor 200 effort by a Flame since Alonzo Phillips ran 21.54 at the 2005 IC4A meet.
Robbins, Washington, Gill and Courtney then teamed up to notch a fifth-place finish in the 4 x 400 relay. Their official time of 3:14.65 makes them the seventh-fastest quartet in program history and the best since 2007.
Freshman Kyle Wheeler also recorded a top 10 finish on Saturday, high jumping 6-6.25 for eighth place in the competition.
Liberty does not have a meet scheduled next weekend. So, the next time the Flames and Lady Flames will be in action will be at the 2012 Big South Indoor Track & Field Championships. The meet is slated for Feb. 24-25, at Virginia Tech's Rector Field House in Blacksburg, Va. Both the Liberty men's and women's squads are defending conference champions.
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Being Vegan Answers So Many Moral Issues
Thank you for your cover story on the "ethical dilemma" faced by many Jews concerned about the origins of animal-derived foods ("What's Cooking, Kosher-Wise?" Jan. 6).
Raising and killing animals is a topic that should receive more coverage in your paper as it encompasses serious moral questions that we Jews must contemplate.
In particular, we should ask ourselves whether raising an animal for her eggs and prematurely ending her life against her will is in line with the Jewish precept that we should not inflict unnecessary pain on animals (tsa'ar ba'alei chayim).
If we are truly concerned about the well-being of animals and honestly want to be compassionate per the biblical proscriptions, then veganism, not the local animal slaughtering company, is the answer.
In addition to compassion for animals, veganism furthers other Jewish principles: repairing the world, protecting the environment and respecting our bodies. As such, it is the only solution to our collective ethical dilemma.
Dara Lovitz
Editorial Made Several Incorrect Assumptions
New York Times columnist Charles Blow, in his column of Jan. 15, 2011, refutes your editorial ("Assessing the Damage," Jan. 13), which charges that a "climate of hate" led to the demented act in Arizona.
He writes: "Within hours of the shooting, there was a full-fledged witch hunt to link the shooter to the right.
"The only problem is that there was no evidence then, and even now, that overheated rhetoric from the right had anything to do with the shooting.
"According to a usa Today/ Gallup poll released last week, 42 percent of those asked said that political rhetoric was not a factor at all in the shooting, 22 percent said that it was a minor factor, and 20 percent said that it was a major factor."
In other words, the Exponent editorial places you in the 20 percent.
Benyamin Korn
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There's a Link Missing in the Portrait of FDR
In Robert Leiter's review of the book Prelude to Catastrophe: FDR's Jews and the Menace of Nazism, Henry Morgenthau Jr. is portrayed as instrumental in Franklin Roosevelt's decision to establish the War Refugee Board. But an important link has been overlooked.
Raphael Medoff's book Blowing the Whistle on Genocide describes the crucial role played by Josiah DuBois Jr. in Morgenthau's achievement.
DuBois, an official of the Treasury Department, initiated the investigation concerning the anti-Semitic machinations of some State Department officials, who suppressed news about the Holocaust. He relentlessly pursued his investigation, despite threats to his career.
DuBois gave his report, "The Acquiescence of This Government in the Murder of the Jews," to Morgenthau, expecting he would relate his findings to the president, along with the need for FDR to establish a refuge for endangered Jews.
At first reluctant, for Morgenthau feared FDR would regard him as favoring his co-religionists, Morgenthau agreed to urge Roosevelt to create a rescue agency, partly in response to DuBois' threat that if he did not, he would resign, and expose the entire State Department's scandalous actions by informing the press.
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When Heading for Israel, Don't Forget Volunteering
We applaud your description of Israel as a "magical" destination with attractions to please virtually every tourist (Editorial: "Israel, Here and Now," Jan. 6).
Volunteering is another rewarding way to experience Israel. There are programs for families, couples, singles, students and retirees.
Thousands travel to Israel every year for an opportunity to show their support; to work and live with Israelis; for the satisfaction of making a personal difference; and to experience an adventure that many describe as life-changing.
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The purchaser has the privilege to pay up any time within the 10 years, thereby saving the payment of interest.
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HumaniTech Semester to Explore the Humanities and the Digital Revolution
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ALBANY, N.Y. (January 23, 2003) - The University at Albany announces the launch of the HumaniTech Semester: Humanity and Culture in an Age of Technology. This bold interdisciplinary initiative aims to revitalize the humanities in an age of rapid scientific and technological advancement and to raise philosophical questions about how technology is reshaping humanity. The projects diverse blend of programs, exhibitions, performances, seminars, film and media presentations will run through the Spring 2003 semester and showcase faculty research and educational programs in areas where the humanities, sciences and technology intersect.
The semesters anchor events include The Technology Plays, funded in part by the Woodrow Wilson Foundation's "Imagining America" grants program, a project that unites UAlbanys HumaniTech with Capital Repertory Theatre to bring players and audience members together in a series of short interactive plays that explore the complex relations between humans and machines. This unique aesthetic and educational project features commissioned plays by Pulitzer-prize winning author William Kennedy and international playwright and television writer Richard Dresser (The Education of Max Bickford). The Faculty Seminar, a series of seven two-hour seminars to be held across the semester, will promote exchange among scholars, community members, and students from schools and disciplines across the university. There will be a lecture and photographic exhibition at the University Art Museum by Gary Schneider, who extends the definition of the self-portrait into his own cells through use of various medical-imaging techniques; a performance by The Kitchen Sisters of National Public Radio and a symposium Scholarly Publishing and Archiving on the Web: New Opportunities, exploring emerging models for publishing and archiving electronic scholarship using institutional venues.
The HumaniTech Initiative, co-directed by faculty members Mary Valentis and Charles Shepherdson, draws on the Universitys strong profile in the social sciences and technology, and includes faculty from UAlbany's College of Arts and Sciences and professional schools, the New York State Writers Institute, the Cliomedia Initiative and the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, as well as collaborative partners from the Capital Region community. The Initiatives mission is to preserve and transform the humanities in a time of substantial cultural change and to promote exchange and collaboration between the University and the surrounding community.
For more information about HumaniTech, visit www.albany.edu/humanitech .
Established in 1844 and designated a center of the State University of New York in 1962, the University at Albany's broad mission of excellence in undergraduate and graduate education, research and public service engages 17,000 diverse students in eight degree-granting schools and colleges.
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Toby Stephens Is Captain Flint
For Black Sails
Looking to get the jump on the other scurvy dogs with plans to chart their own pirate adventures, Michael Bay and his Platinum Dunes company have been acting quickly to get Black Sails shipshape and Bristol fashion on US network Starz. They already have a director for the pilot in Neil Marshall and have now settled on a captain, with Toby Stephens cast as Captain Flint.
Black Sails – which is planning an eight-episode first season and may end up taking the berth currently occupied by Spartacus – takes place 20 years before the events in Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.
At this time, Flint was the smartest and most feared pirate captain during the "golden age" of plundering. But the good life behaving badly is quickly coming to an end and with his crew on the Walrus threatened from all sides, he has to fight to protect the criminal haven New Providence Island.
To help in his battle, Flint recruits a young stranger named John Silver and… well, if you've read Stevenson's tome or seen one of the innumerable adaptations over the years, you know how THAT turned out.
Stephens, who has been doing a lot of work on British TV, most notably Vexed, also has crime drama All Things To All Men and sci-fi thriller The Machine coming up.


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EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: George Olguin, Landscape Associate
Landscape Associate George Olguin has been with District 7's Landscape Architecture Unit for almost 21 years – longer than anyone else in the unit. Inside 7 sat down with him to find out how he got started in the field, the key to his success, and where the best looking landscape in District 7 is located.
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Inside 7: How did you get interested in landscape architecture?
George Olguin: I've always been interested in plants. From a young age I would grow plants from seeds, and like any kid, I loved playing with dirt, which is where the transportation interest started. I would spend endless hours playing with my Tonka motor-grader shaping dirt into roads. My father worked for the Los Angeles County Road Department, which also influenced my interest in roads. Often on weekends when he got called out, I'd go with him. I had to stay in the truck of course, but I thought, hey, this is neat.
I7: How did you come to work for Caltrans?
Olguin: Early in my career I took some classes in botany at the local community college, passed the contractor licensing exam, and started a business doing high-end residential and commercial landscapes. It was difficult at times, because it was tied to the boom and bust cycles of real estate. I sold the business, went back to school and earned a degree in landscape architecture at Cal Poly Pomona. After I graduated, I went to work for an engineering company. While I was there, a friend told me Caltrans was hiring landscape architects. I had never really considered working for Caltrans before, but the stability made the position attractive.
I7: What was it like going from the private sector to the public sector?
Olguin: I was shocked by the mountain of manuals and policies we had to follow. I spent the first three years learning what a Caltrans landscape architect does. At the time, there were no textbooks on the practice, theory, or methods of landscape architect practice on roadsides. The knowledge was passed down from one person to the next. So, I had to seek out those in the office with the knowledge. That's changed now – we have resources that allow new hires to get up to speed quickly.
I7: What exactly does a Caltrans landscape associate do?
Olguin: It's a broad range of responsibilities – planning, design, erosion control, water management, agreements with local agencies, safety, vista points, conservation, and of course, construction and maintenance projects. In everything we do, we value environmental stewardship, innovative ideas, use of new technology, and the integration and balance of community values with transportation goals.
I7: What are you most proud of?
Olguin: Three projects come to mind. One was a highway planting project on the Foothill Freeway (I-210) near Claremont a few years ago. Over 2,500 trees were planted in a two-mile stretch. The trees are about six years old now and are becoming a dramatic part of the roadside. Another project involved moving a 200-year-old Joshua tree for roadwork on Pear Blossom Highway (SR-138) east of Palmdale. It's survived a few growing seasons, so chances are it will continue to live. The last project was a bioswale using mostly native grasses on the Terminal Island Freeway (SR-103). [A bioswale is living plant material used to reduce sediment, heavy metals and stormwater run-off from the roadway.] It's been three growing seasons without any water from an irrigation system, so chances are it will survive. This is good news because we need more low-maintenance, cost-saving landscape solutions.
I7: Give us your expert opinion – where's the best looking landscape in District 7?
It would have to be the Ronald Reagan Freeway (SR-118) near Porter Ranch, between Desoto Avenue and Balboa Boulevard. This was done many years ago before I came on board. The landscape architects at the time used a mix of natives and ornamentals and many trees.
I7: You've been with District 7 for more than two decades. How do you keep your job fresh and interesting?
Olguin: One, I'm constantly trying to learn something new and apply it to the work, so I never get bored. Two, I now have the opportunity to mentor the younger landscape associates in the office. At this stage of my career, it's a role that suits me well.
I7: What advice would you give to someone just starting out as a District 7 landscape associate?
Olguin: First, be flexible. You can't always get things your way. Also, you have to give up some creativity. Safety, along with costs and other tangibles, takes precedence over creative vision. Also, keep in mind that projects are never about one person. Everything is a team collaboration – and that extends beyond the Landscape Architecture Unit. A landscape project can involve professionals from hydraulics, electrical, traffic, right of way, project management and drafting services. It takes everyone to make the project successful.
I7: What do you like to do when you're not designing landscapes for Caltrans?
Olguin: I'm a bookworm. I like to read about history, travel and – surprise – plants.
I7: Does your yard at home look amazing?
Olguin: It's well known in the profession that landscape architects have the worst home landscaping because they're too busy making other people's landscapes look beautiful.


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The singers join other performers including Ed Sheeran and Serena Ryder to deliver dazzling performances at this year's Canadian awards-giving show.
PSY, Demi Lovato and Avril Lavigne were among other performers who hit the stage at the 2013 MuchMusic Video Awards on Sunday, June 16. South Korean Rapper PSY, who also served as a host at the event, appeared on the stage in a white sequined tuxedo vest and sunglasses as he led the crowd to sing and dance to his hit, "Gangnam Style".
"Let me see you bounce, Canada!" he told the crowd and asked them to follow his dance instead of taking pictures of him. He said, "Stop taking pictures and bounce!" PSY kept the crowd entertained as he danced energetically to Beyonce Knowles' "Single Ladies".
That night was the last time PSY performed his another hit, "Gentleman". "It's gonna be the official final performance of #Gentleman on TV," he tweeted on Sunday, June 16. "I can't say I've been the best BUT I CAN say I've done my BEST!" #MMVA."
Lovato delivered stunning performances at the Canadian annual music awards. Clad in sexy black leather top, the 20-year-old singer took the stage to sing her two hit singles, "Give Your Heart a Break" and "Heart Attack".
Lavigne sang her latest single, "Here's to Never Growing Up". The singer, who came to the event with fiance Chad Kroeger, showed up on the stage in all-black outfit and sang about refusing being a grown-up in front of fans who waved their hands as they sang along to the song.
Other performances were delivered by Ed Sheeran, who sang "Lego House", and Serena Ryder who performed a medley of her hits, "Stompa" and "What I Wouldn't Do".
PSY Performs "Gangnam Style":
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Family Law
Family Law Questions? Ask a Family Lawyer Online.
Thank you for your follow-up.I am genuinely sorry to hear that you were placed in this position. While a judge does not generally has to explain his decision in why he ruled one way or another, most explain their reasons, especially on a relocation petition. Luckily that helps you somewhat; what you can do is file a petition for an appeal to the presiding judge in the courthouse and claim potential bias and conflict of interest as grounds for your appeal. Point to filing irregularities and lack of explanation as your grounds for seeking the appeal, and seek a review from a different judge in the courthouse itself. The clerk will be able to assist you with the forms, and the local law library will have the templates for review. You might be asked to first file a motion for 'recusal' of the original judge, if he is the one who will be reviewing the 'motion for reconsideration' (that is the motion that you will be filing for review of the decision), or you could expedite it straight up to the higher judge. That just depends on your specific courthouse.Good luck.


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The experienced staff in the Coronary Artery Disease Clinic diagnoses your condition, offers rapid access to cardiac catheterization and provides consultation with other specialists when needed. You also have the option of continued care with an interventional cardiologist or other cardiologist.
Doctors trained in heart disease (cardiologists) in the Coronary Artery Disease Clinic at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota have extensive experience and expertise in diagnosing and treating the most challenging forms of coronary artery disease and other heart conditions. Specialists trained in surgical, interventional and noninvasive cardiology collaborate to provide you with the most appropriate care for your condition.
The staff in the Coronary Artery Disease Clinic has experience diagnosing and treating high-risk and complex forms of coronary artery disease, chest pain (intractable angina), and valvular heart disease.
Cardiologists work together with a multidisciplinary team of doctors in other medical specialties to diagnose and treat people with conditions such as carotid artery disease or peripheral artery disease who may need catheter-based forms of therapy.
If your doctor determines that a catheter-based procedure isn't possible or appropriate for your condition, you may be referred to a cardiovascular surgeon or other specialist.
The Coronary Artery Disease Clinic integrates cardiac catheterization procedures into a clinical setting. In the Coronary Artery Disease Clinic, you may consult with doctors and be treated in Mayo's Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory soon after your consultation.
You may have treatment in the catheterization laboratory the same day, rather than setting an appointment for a later date, but this isn't always possible. Procedures are also performed on Saturdays.
After treatment, you may choose to continue your care with a Mayo Clinic interventional cardiologist or other cardiologist, or you may return to your own doctor.
You may be referred to the Coronary Artery Disease Clinic at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota by your primary doctor.
To refer a patient, contact the Division of Cardiovascular Diseases Appointment Office at 800-471-1727 (toll-free) from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday. After business hours, contact the Referring Physician Service at 800-533-1564 (toll-free).
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Chicken Milano
Recipe by Prissbucket Black
I had this dish several times at Red Robin, and decided that it would be too easy to make! Spend a few minutes the day before you want to serve this dish, then it takes about half an hour on the following day. When eaten with the fettucini alfredo noodles, each of the vegetables takes on a new flavor. This is a simple recipe to make for a large party, and everybody wants the recipe for the whole shebang! If we know we have a busy evening, I prepare the marinade and breasts the night before, then it takes just half an hour on the evening of the meal. Do not marinade the chicken for more than the 24 hour period, though. The marinade for the chicken is also good with steak.
Top Review by Merlot
Hi Prissbucket Black. What a great dish! The mainade is excellent!! The only thing I did different was cut the chicken breasts into strips and marinated it about 4 hours then pan-fried them about 4 minutes per side. The chicken was very moist and tender. We loved the combination of the alfredo sauce, broccoli, tomatoes and artichoke hearts. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 -6 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 1 can flat 7-Up soda
- 2 cups soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt or 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 package fettuccine pasta
- prepared alfredo sauce
- fresh broccoli floret
- 2 tomatoes, cut into wedges
- marinated artichoke hearts
Directions See How It's Made
- The day before serving, open 7-up to flatten.
- That evening, blend flattened 7-up, soy sauce and garlic salt/ powder.
- Add chicken to above sauce, to marinate overnight.
- The next evening, grill chicken breasts slowly on the barbeque.
- At same time, cook fettucini noodles according to package directions.
- Heat Alfredo sauce in microwave.
- Steam broccoli flowers for 2-3 minutes.
- Serve with tomatoes and artichoke hearts.


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>Erik in your case it's not a matter of speed (the soekris board with
>m0n0wall will handle 10 Mbps easily) but a matter of feature.
>M0n0wall is not Cisco as Cisco is not m0n0wall.
>What I mean is:
>- if you are just routing and do some NAT, m0n0wall is your box
>- if you use any router (or Cisco) features like dynamic routing, Cisco
>is your box
Unless I add the dynamic routing stuff into a special m0n0wall version
I will try this next week. :)


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Robi Domingo
Paano na Kaya
Bogs (Gerald Anderson) is madly in love with his girlfriend, Anna (Melissa Ricks), and completely oblivious to the fact that his longtime friend Mae (Kim Chiu) has secretly loved him for years. When Bogs and Anna break up, Mae finally makes her move. But now Mae wonders if Bogs is truly in love with her or simply on the rebound. This romantic charmer reunites Filipino favorites Chiu and Anderson for their first feature film released in the U.S.


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1. Re: Engineer-to-Order Environments663372 Oct 3, 2008 8:59 PM (in response to 591403)In talking to companies about the RFQ-to-Bid (or Request-to-Quote) process, we found that they are faced with the following challenges:
a) Ability to tap into in-house intelligence about past projects, whose bids can be leveraged to quickly turn-around a bid for a new RFP
b) The usual gap between the customer's actual needs, communicated needs and quoted requirements
It'd be interesting to hear about what other challenges do companies face in this process, and what are some of the common tools that they use to capture requirements, collaborate with customers and generate bids.
Edited by: user736760 on Oct 3, 2008 1:58 PM
2. Re: Engineer-to-Order Environments676406 Dec 18, 2008 8:57 PM (in response to 663372)You could take a look at http://www.mie-exchange.com which is a made to order RFQ - Bid - PO systems. This is not an open bidding system like ebay, etc. Its more to help your current communication between buyers/suppliers. It has an open api so data can be pushed and pulled from the system.


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On 03.03.2005 13:03 +0100, Flemming Munk Jensen wrote:
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> And that proves i am right, because Storage manufactors define 8Mb
> as 8000000 / 1024 bytes wich leaves me with 7812500 bytes.. 182892
> bytes short ?
Huh? I always thought storage manufacturers defined 8 MB as 8000000
bytes, which would mean that the 1.2b6 WRAP image with its 7995392
bytes should fit. I intentionally made the CF root filesystem
slightly less than 8 million bytes in the hope that it'd still fit on
an 8 MB CF card, but apparently that didn't work out (maybe due to
CHS?). Can you determine how many sectors your 8 MB CF card actually
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What is a reasonable amount to pay a sacramento lawyer for filing a simple chapter 13, including court , judge etc. fees; when we are all done what would be a reasonable amount to expect to pay?
Each jurisdiction does it differently. The filing fee is $274.00. The attorney fees are often set by the court and are standard and are called a "no look" fee. They can be lower then this amount but not higher.Ask a similar question
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In the Central District of California the court allows attorneys to charge $4,000 for attorney fees plus the court filing fee of $274. Additionally if we strip a second mortgage the court will generally award us another $500 for bringing the motion. Most of the fee can be worked into the repayment plan so most attorneys just request a decent down payment.
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The last thing you need as an entrepreneur is for your company to be engulfed in a public controversy. Just ask Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Path, Airbnb, Geeklist, and the countless other companies, big and small, that have been the target of press backlash and user vitriol.
It doesn't matter how careful you are: the more successful you become, the more likely it is that you'll make a mistake that ignites the blogosphere. There are ways to minimize the fallout and, more importantly, ways to prevent a large-scale user revolt in the first place.
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Iowa's transition success is troubling news to the Wolverines because Michigan's has one of the worst transition defenses in the country.
The following scatterplot shows the percent of defensive possessions in transition (x-axis) allowed and the points allowed per transition possession (y-axis). The best defenses – fewest points allowed, fewest possessions allowed – are in the upper-right quadrant.
The Wolverines allow the fewest transition possessions per game in the Big Ten but do the worst job of stopping them. If 20 to 25 percent of Iowa's offensive possessions are in transition against Michigan, which could spell major difficulty for a Wolverine defense that usually allows just 12.3% of its defensive possessions in transition. If Michigan can keep that number under 15% for the game, it will be in a much better space defensively.
For that reason, expect the Wolverines to continue to be very conservative on the offensive glass, focusing more on getting back on defense than securing an extra possession.
Ball screens
Michigan butchered Wisconsin with ball screen after ball screen at the Kohl Center for its best road win in program history. 42% of Michigan's possessions against the Badgers were ball screens, and the Wolverines were very effective knocking down mid-range shots available from Wisconsin's conservative defensive approach.
That was no major surprise as the Wolverines are the best ball screen team in the Big Ten, despite losing Trey Burke to the NBA.
Only Illinois runs more ball screens than Michigan and no one is nearly as efficient. The Wolverines have three of the top-12 ball screen players in the league in Nik Stauskas (No. 2), Spike Albrecht (No. 5) and Caris LeVert (No. 12), and John Beilein gives his players plenty of freedom with the ball in their hands.
The bad news for the Wolverines is that Iowa touts one of the best ball screen defenses in the Big Ten. Similar to the defensive scatterplot above, the following graph shows percent of ball screen possessions defended against points allowed per ball screen. The best ball screen defenses are in the upper-right quadrant of the graph.
Iowa and Northwestern are the best teams at defending ball screens – by a wide margin.
A big reason for that success is Iowa's ability to take away the ball handlers' offense. There are only two teams that are more effective at taking away the dribblers' offense in the pick-and-roll game, Arkansas and Virginia. Iowa has the luxury of having 6-foot-6 senior Devyn Marble guarding ball screens, which can make it more difficult for guards to shoot, get to the basket, or pass over the top.
Iowa surrenders just .545 points per possession to the ball handler. For comparison, Nik Stauskas usually scores .821 points per ball screen shot and Caris LeVert usually scores .963 points per ball screen shot.
Other notables
- Iowa plays zone defense on 30% of its defensive possessions. The Hawkeyes are a very good zone defensive team, but Michigan is among the best zone offenses in the country. The Wolverines are scoring 1.30 points per possession against zone defenses, good for the 99th percentile nationally.
- Return of the shooter. Josh Oglesby shot just 27% on 3-pointers last season but since he returned on December 22nd, he's 12-of-20 from long range including a 5-of-7 effort against Minnesota.
- Iowa's Gabriel Olaseni and Melsahn Basabe rank 3rd and 5th in the Big Ten in points scored off of putbacks. Both players should provide a challenge for on the glass for Jon Horford and Jordan Morgan, Michigan's big men that have exceeded expectations with Mitch McGary sidelined.