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(CNSNews.com) - Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.) refused to comment on the testimony of Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke when asked by the media. Fluke had testified before an all-Democrat committee in February that contraceptives could cost $3,000 for a law school student, and stressed that an ObamaCare regulation mandating that health insurers offer contraceptives free of charge should be implemented.
At the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, CNSNews.com started to ask Johnson about Fluke, saying, "Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke told Congress that birth control --"
But after Fluke's name was mentioned, Sen. Johnson interrupted and said, "I've got nothing to say."
Fluke had testified on Feb. 23 as the sole witness before the House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee, headed by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.). She spoke in favor of the Obamacare regulation that requires all health insurers to offer abortifacients, contraceptives, and sterilizations free of charge.
Before the panel, Fluke said, "Without insurance coverage, contraception, as you know, can cost a woman over $3,000 during law school. For a lot of students who, like me, are on public interest scholarships, that's practically an entire summer's salary. Forty percent of female students at Georgetown Law reported to us that they struggled financially as a result of this policy.
"One told us of how embarrassed and powerless she felt when she was standing at the pharmacy counter and learned for the first time that contraception was not covered on her insurance and she had to turn and walk away because she couldn't afford that prescription," said Fluke. "Women like her have no choice but to go without contraception.
"Just last week," Fluke said, "a married female student told me that she had to stop using contraception because she and her husband just couldn't fit it into their budget anymore. Women employed in low wage jobs without contraceptive coverage face the same choice."
"You might respond that contraception is accessible in lots of other ways," Fluke told the Democratic panel. "Unfortunately, that's not true."
However, as CNSNews.com has confirmed, a Target store pharmacy 3 miles from the Georgetown Law campus in Washington, D.C. sells the a one-month supply of the generic form of the birth control pill Ortho Tri-Cyclen for $9. Target offers Tri-Sprintec, which is the generic form of Ortho Tri-Cyclen.
In addition, a CVS pharmacy two blocks from the law campus sells the same monthly supply of pills for $33 per month.


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The Steelers know they are coming off a rough year in 2012. They lost five games by three points or less and missed the playoffs for only the second time under Mike Tomlin. Insiders refer to the team being in a transition period, others refer to it as a rebuilding year. Tomlin won't have talk of either around him.
"That's March talk," Tomlin said. "I'll see you at the stadiums in the fall."
Everyone knows 2013 is going to be a hard year for the team, even Tomlin. The only difference is he still expects a top performance from his guys. That's going to be easier said than done with all the changes to the roster. They lost three key starters in free agency – Mike Wallace, Mendenhall and Keenan Lewis and they released another two in Harrison and Colon. Then again, the Steelers have always drafted well and it's times like this we get to find out how well.
Roethlisberger is still the starting quarterback, he has become the face of the franchise over the last couple of seasons. He had, and still has, to make adjustments to his game now that Todd Haley is the offensive coordinator. Haley is a big change from former OC Bruce Arians who Big Ben had been playing under since his rookie season. Haley doesn't like to push the ball down the field as much and really doesn't like when Ben lets a play break down and tries to improve like he's on the playground. Instead he wants his quarterback to make smart decisions and place an emphasis on the run and short passes.
The running back position leaves a little to be desired in Pittsburgh. The team decided to part ways with Mendenhall after he was subject to the wrath of Tomlin two times last season. That forced the club to spend its second round pick on Bell. They believe he has what it takes to be the feature back in their system, even if he doesn't get there this year. They also brought in Stephens-Howling to add some depth and the 3rd and 4th string duties will fall to the familiar faces of Redman and Dwyer.
Receivers have always been at a premium in Pittsburgh. Even when they were at their best, and Big Ben was coming home with their two Super Bowl rings, they didn't have a top 5 receiver. On top of all that, they lost Wallace, their top deep threat. They hope Brown can really step up in his absence. He won't be able to stretch the defense like Wallce did, but he is a more complete wideout due to his route running abilities. The team also added to the unit by drafting Wheaton in the 3rd round. He is a versatile receiver who will be able to play all three positions in Haley's scheme and should fit in nicely from the start.
When you think of the Pittsburgh defense, the calling card of the team since the Steel Curtain days, you think of Dick LeBeau. A grizzled veteran of the league he finds ways to produce a top-rated defense year after year. The Steelers ranked No. 1 in pass defense last year and 2nd against the run…and that was without being able to produce any real pressure. He is the epitome of a coach who knows how to put his guys in the best possible position for them to succeed.
Over the past three seasons the Steelers have spent two first round picks on the D-line; Hood and Cameron Heyward. Neither one has made a significant impact yet. This is the year they are expected to step up and produce. If they don't they could very well hit the bench and then have to start looking for work elsewhere. The linemen in this scheme are expected to keep the O-line busy and away from the linebackers who can then make plays. At least Brett Keisel is still a beast, who at 35 years old, is coming off one of his best seasons.
Going all the way back to the 1970's the linebackers in Pittsburgh are what carried the calling card for the team. However, as the fans will tell you, that is no longer the case. Harrison is gone, Woodley isn't what he used to be and they still have yet to find someone who can replace the production that Farrior gave them on the inside. They used their No. 1 draft pick on Jarvis Jones, he led the nation with 15.5 sacks last year and was highly touted coming into the draft. What they are really counting on is Worlids to step up. He was a second round draft pick for them in 2010 and will be stepping in as the starter this year in place of Harrison. In only 10 starts he has already amassed 10 sacks, I would be awfully happy if he started 16 games and added 16 sacks to stay on his current pace.
I don't care what Tomlin thinks or says about it, this is a rebuilding year as far as I am concerned. With all the holes and areas of trouble this team has can anyone really see them contending for the AFC North crown? If not they are rebuilding, because Pittsburgh is known as a top notch team. They have built their team correctly and their rebuilding won't be like other teams, there will be no 4-12 season for them. However, this is a year where some of the players on the field are still going to be learning, and because of that it will probably look ugly at times. For Pittsburgh to turn in a respectable year and really develop some rhythm with their units, the veterans will have to stay injury free this year.

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Kenya's notoriously closed legal market is taking the first steps towards liberalisation with confirmation that a committee has been established to review its Advocates Act.
The review could pave the way for foreign firms to open their own offices in the jurisdiction. Currently, independent firms associated with foreign outfits are not permitted to use the branding or name of their international partners.
The committee has been convened by the Kenya Law Reform Commission and the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) wrote to practitioners last week asking for their views.
According to the LSK, the committee has been asked to review the act "with a view of reforming and updating it or making proposals for its repeal and re-enactment as a new Legal Practitioners Bill. The legislation is to take into consideration emerging challenges in the training and regulation of the legal service sector."
Kenyan website Standard Digital reported earlier this year that attorney-general Githu Muigai told a meeting in Nairobi: "I have been telling the LSK that we cannot keep this legal market closed forever. We must and will open it up for competition. And our members must be ready for that competition."
A recent court judgment has removed a ban on advertising, with judges ruling that the profession had developed to such a state that banning firms from marketing their services was pointless. The ruling is set to be codified into law later this year, although advertising will remain limited.
Meanwhile Kenya has just gazetted an amendment to its Advocates Remuneration Order, which sets minimum fee levels for a wide range of legal work. The amendment raises fees across the board by around 40 per cent, less than the 80 to 100 per cent originally proposed.
A number of firms, including South Africa's Bowman Gilfillan and ENSafrica as well as global firms such as Dentons and DLA Piper, have affiliates in Kenya. The country's largest firm, Anjarwalla & Khanna, employs around 50 lawyers including 16 partners and is the founding member of the Africa Legal Network, a group of independent firms across the sub-Saharan continent.
In total there are around 6,600 active advocates listed on the LSK's roll of lawyers.
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Connecting Modern Medicine with Medieval Humanism: Watching Cristi Puiu's "The Death of Mr. Lazarescu" through the Lens of Dante Alighieri's "The Divine Comedy"
Modern curricula often constrain the breadth of experience for medical students today by restricting their focus to science and technology. However, to connect more fully with their patients as individuals, medical students must learn to encompass a humanistic view of this challenging field often considered both a science and an art. The medium of film, particularly films outside the students' typical exposure, provides one avenue for medical educators to achieve this breadth. By balancing the familiarity of medical scenarios with a distance from cognitive dissonance, foreign films allows students to glimpse the human condition unfettered by expectations—as in the 2005 award-winning Romanian film "The Death of Mr. Lazarescu" ("Marta Dominique Lazarescu"). In this realistic film, director Cristi Piuli follows an ailing pensioner, Dante Rebus Lazarescu, in his ambulance shuttle from emergency room to emergency room in modern Bucharest. Overworked physicians readily attribute his symptoms to his confessed drinking. Only the emergency medical technician shows any respect for Lazarescu the person. In essence, she parallels Virgil in guiding Dante Alighieri through his Medieval allegory of Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise in "The Divine Comedy" ("La Divina Commedia"). Viewing Puiu's film through Dante's allegorical lens, students can broaden their perspective on medicine.
Keywords: Allegory, Death of Mr. Lazarescu, The (Film), Puiu, Cristi, Dante Alighieri, 1265-1321, Divine Comedy, Humanities—study & Teaching, Medical Education
Dr. Robert J. Bonk
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Hampton's Vodde chooses SRU for school, lacrosse
Although a student-athletes senior year is on they look forward to for many years, having a post-high school plan secured can make that special year even more exciting.
That is the case for Hampton senior low attacker Breanne Vodde, as she has her senior season of lacrosse to look forward to, and already is committed to continue her education and lacrosse career at Slippery Rock University this fall.
Her recognition in the sport is remarkable because she only started to play lacrosse as a freshman.
"I had to work hard because I played softball and basketball as my main sports," Vodde said. "Some of the skills like hand-eye coordination and awareness on the field translated over for me.
"I was a little surprised (to get college recognition) because so many kids play since they are 5 or 6 years old and because how big lacrosse is on the east coast, but I have played year round since I was a freshman."
Vodde said she met the coach at Slippery Rock through her travel team, Intrepid Elite and the two hit it off, making the decision an easy one.
Vodde played for two teams for three seasons now, and will have been a three-year starter on the Hampton team.
"Making his decision has been a big load off my shoulders," she said. "Now, I can enjoy my last year of high school and last season."
Vodde said the ability to attack the offensive end and distribute the ball to open teammates are some of the skills she thinks her club and future college coach was pleased with and wanted to add to the team at Slippery Rock.
"I look to the goal, but I also try to help other players around me get better too," Vodde said.
Although she is excited for college, her focus is on her season ahead, and helping bring along the younger players so the Lady Talbots can have a successful run this year.
"We are a close group and know each other well," Vodde said. "We have good chemistry too, and know how to play with one another. That will help us have a great season."
Jerry Clark is a sports editor for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-779-6979 or email@example.com .


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Winter Game Set 1
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Snow Fun Board Game -
Includes a game board and 63 snow
question cards (ranging from easy to difficult in skill level).
Our Happy
Snowman Interactive Story -
the book and snowman parts that students can add as the story is
Snowman Battle -
Includes playing cards and extra game
cards unique to this battle game!
Winter Lotto
- This game contains
four game boards and corresponding picture cards. It is a great way to teach
seasonal vocabulary and spatial concepts.
Gingy the Gingerbread Game
- Each player receives a
game board & disassembled Gingy. During this simple dice
game, players take turns rolling the die and collecting the corresponding
body parts.
The first player to
build Gingy the Gingerbread Man wins the game.
Use this game for
teaching/reinforcing naming body parts, numbers 1-6, part to
whole concept, and turn taking skills.
Winter Barrier Game
- This game can be
used as a simple naming game for younger students and can also be
used as a more advanced barrier game for older students. Use this
game to target
auditory processing, following directions, understanding & using
spatial concepts, requesting clarification, and describing skills.
Polar Freeze Battle Game
- This game includes the playing cards
and a "Meet the Animals" fact sheet. Talk about the different types
of animals that inhabit the north and south poles while playing this
winter battle game! Learn the animals' names, where they live and
what they eat.
Snowball Fight
Barrier Game -
This barrier game provides an opportunity to improve their speech
skills as well as their language skills. Students must listen and
give instructions while playing. Also included are 24 question cards
that address winter topics (winter clothing, Olympics, weather,
Winter Grid Games
- This game set includes 4 different grid games. Print as many as
needed to accommodate your students. Game boards include: Hats,
Coats, & Winter Mittens; Polar Bears, Eskimos, & More!; Penguins,
Walruses, & Seals, Oh My!; and Gingerbread and Friends.
of the Penguins -
This fun board game includes the game board and nine penguin game
markers. Your students will enjoy trying to get their penguins to
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SAN DIEGO -- A review of four hot issues from the San Diego Chargers' 30-21 win over the Dallas Cowboys:
Weddle shuts down Witten: San Diego safety Eric Weddle twice broke up throws in the middle of the field to tight end Jason Witten on critical third-down plays for the Cowboys. The Chargers held Witten to just five catches for 43 yards. Witten was targeted 10 times. At 5-foot-11 and 200 pounds, Weddle was dwarfed by the 6-6, 261-pound Witten. However, Weddle, a three-time All-Pro, reminded observers of something else after the game: He can still play. "I'm pretty good myself," Weddle said, smiling. "Some people forget about that. But he's one of the best guys in the league. For myself, I knew coming into this game that if I played well, and if I could nullify him in third-down situations, and any time I was matched up with him, then [we] would have a good chance to win."
Rivers creating chunk plays: Philip Rivers finished with five pass completions of over 20 yards. According to ESPN Stats & Information, Rivers had plenty of success pushing the ball down the field, completing 9 of 11 passes for 230 yards and three touchdowns on throws traveling more than 10 yards downfield. Heading into Sunday's contest, Rivers had completed 62 percent of such passes, second best among qualified quarterbacks. Per Stats & Info, much of Rivers' success came after he threw an interception for a touchdown to Dallas linebacker Sean Lee in the second quarter. After that play, Rivers completed 20 of 24 passes for 249 yards and two touchdowns, leading the Chargers to 20 unanswered points and the victory.
Pass rush help needed: With the recent news that pass-rusher Dwight Freeney may have suffered a torn quad that likely will put him out for an extended period of time, San Diego could be scouring the market for pass rush help this week. Freeney, 33, signed a two-year, $8.75 deal with the Chargers in May, including $4.75 million in guaranteed money. Freeney has just a half a sack on the year. The seven-time Pro Bowler was injured in the second quarter against Dallas and did not return. Larry English picked up the slack with Freeney out, and the Chargers still managed to get pressure on Romo for the remainder of the game. However, San Diego will need to find a long-term replacement for Freeney if he has to be placed on injured reserve. Jarret Johnson has been the team's most effective pass-rusher, with two sacks and 14 tackles on the year.
Woodhead provides a spark: Since the Chargers lost Darren Sproles to New Orleans in free agency in 2011, the team has been searching for a running back with a similar skill set. And San Diego appears to have found one in Danny Woodhead. Against the Cowboys, he enjoyed his first two-touchdown-reception game. Woodhead is second on the team in receptions with 22 for 162 yards. He's gained another 90 yards on the ground. Specifically, Woodhead has been effective in the red zone, making defenses pay for trying to double cover tight end Antonio Gates inside. And he's been a nice change-of-pace back to the bruising running style of Ryan Mathews.


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Research Participation Credits
If you are taking PSYC 1001, 1002, 2001, 2002, you will have the opportunity to have an "up close" look at psychology research through research participation. Research participation comes in several forms:
- lab studies
- online studies and
- reading and writing about research articles).
All are designed to foster understanding and appreciation of psychology research.
Research Participation credits are worth 4%:
- PSYC 1001 and 1002: 4% Research Participation Credits count towards final grade.
- PSYC 2001 and 2002: 4% Research Participation Credits count as bonus grades.
Participating in Psychology Studies for Credit
One way to earn research participation marks is by participating in psychology studies conducted by psychology professors, graduate students, and honours thesis students from Carleton University's Psychology Department. In order to see a list of the available studies, you will need to log into the SONA system at http://carleton.sona-systems.com.
There are two types of studies that you can sign-up for:
- Lab studies (conducted in a lab, typically on campus)
- Online studies (completed online from any computer).
Lab studies: For each 30 minute block that you spend participating in a lab study on campus, you will earn 0.5%. There is no cap (i.e., no limit) on the number of lab studies you can participate in up to the maximum of 4% towards your research participation credits.
- (up to) 30 min lab study = 0.5%
- 31-60 min lab study = 1.0%
- 61-90 min lab study = 1.5%
- 91-120 min lab study = 2% … etc.
Online studies: For each 30 minute block that you spend participating in an online study, you will earn .25%. There is a cap on the number of online studies you can participate in up to the maximum of 3% towards your research participation credits.
- (up to) 30 min survey = 0.25%
- 31-60 min survey = 0.5%
- 61-90 min survey = 0.75%
- 91-120 min = 1%…etc
Reading and Writing about Research Articles for Credit
An alternative way to earn your 4% research participation credits is by reading and answering questions about research articles (see your course outline for more details).
At the beginning of the term that you are taking PSYC 1001, 1002, 2001, 2002, you will receive an e-mail containing your SONA login information and instructions explaining how to use the system. You will then have until the last day of classes for the term to earn your research participation credits (i.e., through psychology studies and/or alternative written assignments).
If you have not received an e-mail by the end of the first full week of classes or have questions, you should contact the Ethics TA (Melissa Salmon) at email@example.com
How do I sign up for a study in SONA to earn Research Participation Credits
For additional information about the SONA system, please read the following:
Researcher Usage of the Department of Psychology Participant Pool
Carleton University
April 9, 2015
The Department of Psychology Participant Pool system is facing greater demand than it can supply. In a review of the projects that have accessed the Pool in 2014-15, non psychology faculty and/or non psychology students have used the Pool (along with psychology faculty and students). Given the limited Pool resources, the Department of Psychology voted (April 9, 2015) to restrict access to the Pool (including Mass Testing usage). Usage of the Department of Psychology Participant Pool will be restricted to the following groups:
- A study may be posted in SONA if the principal investigator OR primary supervisor is a Full-time faculty/ instructor member** in the Department of Psychology at Carleton University. **Full-time faculty/instructor member refers to a person with a 50% cross-appointment or higher to the Department of Psychology.
- A study may be posted in SONA if the principal investigator is a psychology graduate or undergraduate student AND the study is part of their psychology course work (including thesis work or a formal independent study). A faculty supervisor of the posted study can include faculty members outside the Department of Psychology and faculty members with less than 50% cross-appointment to the Department of Psychology.
- Any studies posted to SONA (and Mass Testing) as of September 1, 2015 must adhere to the Participant Pool Usage restrictions described above.


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Coach K: NBA lockout could impact Olympics
One impact of a canceled NBA season, or a compressed season that ends up going longer than usual into the 2012 calendar year, could be on the makeup of the various men's national basketball teams for the Summer Games in London.
If the NBA is still in lockout mode by the summer, players who normally would be covered by insurance from the league while playing during the Olympics would not be covered.
Without a season, just what condition would NBA stars be in to go through the grind of Olympic training, exhibition games and then the two weeks of the Summer Games?
Specifically for the U.S. team, men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski had these thoughts on his mind two weeks ago when his Olympic staff met in Las Vegas to discuss the runup to the Games.
"We're obviously really concerned," the Duke Blue Devils' coach said of keeping an eye on the NBA lockout when he was a guest on ESPN Radio's Mike and Mike In the Morning show Wednesday. "What if there isn't a season? What if they expand (the season past June) if they start playing?
"We begin (Olympic) practice the 4th or 5th of July. The gold medal game is Aug. 12. If the NBA has to go into July, what does that do for us? If they don't have a season, will they play (in the Olympics)?"
And then, there is the prospect of injuries.
"The main thing we're worried about is just the game. NBA basketball is the highest level in the world. … The thing I would worry about is injuries … the conditioning," Krzyzewski said. "So you worry about that, just, would anybody get hurt?
"We're going to wait until spring to announce who the 12 players will be on the team. We have a great pool, because everyone wants to play. … We have the world championship team (from last summer), plus (New York Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire and (Los Angeles Clippers forward) Blake Griffin. … It will be a good, tough decision to make."
That is, if Krzyzewski has the luxury of choosing among NBA players. If not, the U.S. chances of repeating as Olympic champions would drop significantly if the makeup of the team reverts to an albeit star-studded college-level squad.
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JACKSON — Eaton Corp. , parent of Eaton Aerospace, whose plant in Jackson employs more than 500 people, had a strong third quarter.
The Cleveland, Ohio, power management company reported earnings per share of $1.57 for the quarter, an increase of 38 percent from net income per share of $1.14 in the third quarter of 2009. Sales in the quarter climbed to $3.6 billion, 18 percent above the same period in 2009. Net income rose to $268 million compared to $193 million in 2009, an increase of 39 percent.
Eaton Aerospace's Jackson plant is one of the largest aerospace hydraulic pump manufacturing centers in the world. Eaton and its subsidiaries in Mississippi have an annual payroll of $36 million, the company says.
Eaton's Aerospace Group posted third quarter sales of $390 million, a decrease of 1 percent from the third quarter of 2009, but an increase in markets of 3 percent. Operating profits in the third quarter reached $60 million.
Eaton Chairman Alexander Cutler said the commercial aerospace aftermarket has started to rebound, with both U.S. and non-U.S. markets showing modest growth.


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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 12.0532 Tuesday, 6 March 2001
Date: Monday, 05 Mar 2001 17:18:36 -0600
Subject: Japanese Shakespeare TOCs
Shakespeare Studies (Shakespeare Society of Japan):
Vol. 30 (1992):
Aya Mimura, The Absent Reader: Tension in Fulke Greville's Prose and
Tragedy. pp. 1-16
Shoichiro Kawai, John Lowin as Iago. pp. 17-34
John Reid, Double Heresy and Bourgeois Humours in Windsor. pp. 35-56
Peter Milward, Shakespeare's "Fatal Cleopatra". pp. 57-63
Vol. 31 (1993):
Fumio Yoshioka, Silence, Speech, and Spectacle in Hamlet. pp. 1-34
S. H. Clark, "Ancestral Englishness" in King Lear. pp. 35-63
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Lois Potter, Shakespeare and the Art of Revenge. pp. 29-54
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Stephen Greenblatt, The Mousetrap. pp. 1-32
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Americans View Of The Economy: Pessimistic Now/Pessimistic For The Future
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|Making under $50k/year
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|Age 18-29
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Hart Research Associates/Public Opinion Strategies CNBC AAES Survey, March 13-16, 2014. N=810 Adults
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The devastating floods in Brisbane two years ago affected 200,000 people and wreaked $2.38 billion in damages. The 1999 Sydney hailstorm was another major disaster in Australian insurance history, with insured damages of over $1.7 billion.
Meanwhile, insurers have fielded 987 claims totalling $128 million in losses as of Wednesday, as bushfires continued to ravage parts of NSW, including the Blue Mountains, according to the Insurance Council of Australia.
Insurance companies, as a result, tend to be less worried about the cost of bushfires on their balance sheet, compared with a brief but savage hailstorm in Sydney.
That is not to play down the significant financial and emotional costs that continue to mount from the Sydney fires during the past week.
Insurers such as NRMA, which control around 30 to 40 per cent of home and contents market share in affected areas, have been assessing damaged properties and rendering assistance to victims.
Insurers such as NRMA, which control around 30 to 40 per cent of home and contents market share in affected areas, have been assessing damaged properties and rendering assistance to victims.
An NRMA spokesman said on Wednesday that the insurer had yet to determine the full financial costs of the fires and it was "too early to allow for any speculation regarding potential impacts on premiums".
A Suncorp spokeswoman said the insurer was still unable to access many affected areas.
"When the fires have been contained, at that point we'd be in a better position to look at this event relative to the scale of other bushfires in terms of cost," she said.
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Adaptive Headlight malfunction problem-- HELP!!
Hi People and fellow 6er owners! I just got my self a 2005 645ci, such a sweet car! I noticed my drivers side headlight started condensing and i got a "Adaptive headlight malfunction" problem on my dash and idrive.
So i started looking around the headlight area and i noticed the the low beam cover was not on properly! so i let all the condensation out and put the cover on properly. I took my car thru a carwash to check and no more condensation!
Now my driver side adaptive headlight function is still now working and the idrive still shows the malfunction and to make it worse I noticed the projector beam is stuck in the high beam position so im blinding everyone out there!
The light still turns ON no problem but it doesnt move anymore and stuck on the high position.
I did some research and found fellow members having the same problem. Most of them pointed out that its the headlight control module under the assembly, and if I replace that it might fix the issue.
I found a bunch of sellers on ebay selling it around $130. I think I am capable of replacing that my self. My local Indy shop quoted me $700:yikes: and stealership wouldnt even touch it. They said its not serviceable and replacement of the assembly is required and qouted upwards of 2k!:mad:
Can anyone give me some advice? I read somewhere that the control unit is only responsible for the left and right movement and not up and down, is this correct? does the control unit need any kind of calibration?
I had a similar experience on the passenger side of my 2005. I ended up having an independent shop replace and calibrate the new control module. I think it was in the $300 range for part and labor. Since then I put a layer of silicone around the light access panel in the tire well to "help" keep the moisture out. When you start the car the lights should go through a self leveling procedure, does your light move at all?
No, they dont move at all. I know what you're talking about because I had a 5 series with adaptive headlights and they self leveled every time is started the car. But my 6er doesnt.
I called 2 Indy shops in my area and they both quoted around $700 for replacing the module! $300 is a really good price!
I found a seller on ebay and bought the part used for 49 dollars and installed it myself in thirty minutes and worked like a charm. Extremely easy and anyone should be able to do it.
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Thanks! So you're saying you had the same exact problem?
Bump. Can anyone tell me the exact part i need? i really want to do this my self and not take it to the stealership. thanks.
Hello, I am brand new to the forum. I also have a 2005 645ci. The "Adaptive Headlight" warning is also on mine...but when I start the vehicle, both lights go through the up/down diagnostic. I don't know how to tell if they are working or what the issue is that is resulting in the error message. Any help anyone might offer would be very much appreciated.
How to pin it down??
Is there any DIY on changing the control unit, or calibrating it (if that is the root cause)?
Thanks .... a lot :)
I too am having the adaptive headlight malfunction warning on my 2006 325xi. Am hoping it is an easy DIY fix because I am out of warranty... thanks for the help in advance!!!
Thanks for the reply and good luck!
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Same problem today on my 335d. High and low beams still work manually though. Under warranty so will take to dealer.
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In your bill, does it say the part number/ price of motor? And also, any idea what kind of programming is needed?
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As you can see they dried out the headlights, replaced both the left and right control units. and "programmed", whatever that is. The SA wasn't available today when I picked up the car, but I probably will call Monday to see if I can find out what the "programming" amounted to. I did notice all the mileage and fuel consumption tallies had been reset for the vehicle.
As you can see this was indeed a warranty repair, so no charge for me. I asked the clerk who handled the return of the car what the bill to BMW was and she told me $624 or something in that neighborhood. Naturally, she would not release a copy of the bill they will pass on to BMW.
I have a new problem now :)... last night, my driver side headlamp wouldnt turn on... then it turned on.... and then off again :)... When looking at the light, and turning it on/ off, or moving between high beam and low beam, I could see it trying to turn on for a fraction of second, but then failed..
Will give it few days, and then open it up... seems like Ballast issue :(
True... these things are really not SIMPLE :(... Good as well as bad :)
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I have 2006, 530 I. Dont have enough money to give 700 to dealer for both :(.
Thanks again.
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Is it possible to have more than one porosity type? I did the water test on two strands. One had been highlighted with about two inches of growth. Yes, I need to do something about that but thankfully curly hair covers roots well. The other hair was from around my neck and wasn't colored. The colored part of the first strand sank and the root section floated. The one from my neck is still floating. Does coloring hair change porosity and how do you maintain and care for hair with two diff porosities? Help!


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K-9 Unit
Eunice is fortunate to have a K-9 Unit in the police department. Officer Lane Prejean is the present administrator of the K-9 force and also a handler of the canines, with the help of Reserve Officer Billy Puzzuto. Officer Lane Prejean is also the handler and cares for the police dog Sam. He says that he is the only one that feeds Sam. The purpose he says is to form the bond between himself and Sam. They work and train together on a regular schedule.Eunice started the K-9 Unit in 1973 with 3 shepherds on patrol. The only use of the shepherds at that time was for the searches of people and articles. They were not used for narcotics. The shepherds were for the Eunice Police force but were also used in the Acadiana area including Ville Platte, Breaux Bridge and the surrounding area. In 1975, Eunice had four canines on the force. When their handler retired the shepherds were either retired also or they died.
In 1988 Detective Eddie Thibodeaux took over the K-9 Unit and Eunice received another shepherd by the name of Jackie. She served on the force from 1988 - 1996 when she died. In 1996 Eunice received another K-9 shepherd by the name of Quido who served on the force from 1996 until her death in 2000. Eunice received another shepherd "Sam" in 2001 which is now the star of the K-9 Unit and now serving on the force.In 1998 after Detective Eddie Thibodeaux left the Eunice police dept. Sgt. Varden Guillory temporary took over the K-9 Unit until the position was given to Sgt. Ronald Papillion shortly after. Sgt. Papillion served on the K-9 Unit till his promotion to the rank of Lieutenant in June of 2002. Officer Lane Prejean took over the K-9 Unit in June of 2002.
The difference between Sam and the canines before them (excluding Jackie and Quido) is that Sam is used for everything, especially for narcotic searches, which he was trained for and specializes in. Jackie was also used for narcotics.
Sam was born in Belgium and understands French but takes his orders in English. K-9's come from different countries and most of the time, it is with the language of that country that they are trained to understand. Jackie, the previous K-9 before Quido and Sam was from Germany and they gave orders in German to Jackie. Quido was born in the Netherlands and took his orders in Dutch. Sam was trained in America so that is why he takes his orders in English. A lot people think that the handlers are giving secret commands, but in reality it just a different language.
All About K-9's
One of the most valuable tools ever enlisted in the law enforcement profession is the canine. Because of their superior senses, dogs are able to locate illegal narcotics, explosives, accelerants, and people who might have otherwise gone undetected by humans alone. With the proper training and temperament, these animals have also become wonderful public relations tools for police departments.
Police dogs are extraordinary animals. A police K-9 must be intelligent, brave, loyal and dedicated. Future police dogs are selected with care. Prospective human K-9 officers are chosen from an elite group of experienced patrol officers. There are times, however, when a dog doesn't quite make the grade. Some of these dogs end up in civilian homes. Life with one is an Experience.
The canine's ability may be demonstrated for any interested group. Children enjoy watching the police dog perform fascinating feats, and many see him as a hero that catches the bad guy.
The canine's superior detection ability enables the canine handler to conduct thorough and complete searches with minimal time and personnel.
A dog can always outrun a man ,and the fear of being bitten often works in favor of the pursuers. The canine is trained to pursue a fleeing subject. All canines are trained for recall when pursuing a subject. Should the subject stop and surrender, the dog is not allowed to bite and is recalled to heel.
Patrol trained dogs are sometimes better than bloodhounds for criminal pursuit purposes, since they afford the handler a margin of protection. Their training includes specific instructions to prevent anyone from harming their handler.


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Given the Catholic Church's record of dealing (or not) with homosexuality, especially within its upper ranks, it's not particularly shocking that the Vatican suspended Monsignor Tomasso Stenico after he said he was gay on an Italian television show.
The prelate had been suspended pending further investigation, said Vatican spokesman Father Frederico Lombari.
He says he was interviewed "fraudulently" with a hidden camera and now denies his earlier statement.
In a letter published in an Italian online newspaper, Petrus, he writes: "I said I was homosexual in order to unmask those who really are."


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Saperstein: "SCHIP is a crucial program, providing access to quality, affordable, life-saving and preventative care."
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WASHINGTON, D.C., January 27, 2009 - Rabbi David Saperstein, director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, this morning sent a letter to all members of the United States Senate encouraging a swift passage of the State Childrens Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). Text of the letter follows:
Dear Senator:
I write on behalf of the Union for Reform Judaism, encompassing over 900 congregations across North America, with a membership of 1.5 million Reform Jews, to urge you to vote for the Childrens Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009. It is also imperative that the final legislation include the Immigrant Children Health Improvement Act (ICHIA), eliminating the burdensome five-year waiting period for legal immigrant children and pregnant women to access services.
Created in 1997 and credited with helping reduce the uninsured rate among children by almost a third, the State Childrens Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) provides much-needed health coverage to over 7 million children across America. Unfortunately, not all children who qualify for SCHIP receive the benefit: 6 million of the 9 million children who are uninsured in this country qualify for SCHIP but do not receive the benefits. With the expansion of this program in the proposed Senate reauthorization bill, an additional 4 million children will gain coverage.
SCHIP is a crucial program, providing access to quality, affordable, life-saving and preventative care. A 2007 report from health care organization Families USA found that children without insurance were 13 times less likely to have a relationship with a primary care doctor or clinic and were two times less likely to have seen a doctor for a well visit. Children who lack health insurance are twice as likely to die from their injuries after being hospitalized as children who are insured.
Jewish tradition teaches, "By the breath of children, God sustains the world." In this spirit, we ask you to vote for the Childrens Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009 and make an investment in Americas future by ensuring that 11 million of Americas children, including legal immigrant children, receive the health care that they deserve. By investing in our children, we are investing in our nations future.
Rabbi David Saperstein


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ASICS "Colored Toe" Pack
April 17, 2015
Hanon links up with Asics with some Wildcats inspiration! The Wildcats are a local running club and Hanon has dressed up the Gel Lyte III after the team. The shoes feature a nice perforated Orange suede and Red upper with 3M arches along with a Asics x Hanon tongue tag and the "Keeps On Burning" logo by Hanon on the back heel. The shoes also come with a dust bag and three sets of laces. You can look for these to drop at Hanon on October 28th, 2011 with a preview event taking place the Thursday before the drop with a few pairs available that night.
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Arthritis & Rheumatism, Volume 63,
November 2011 Abstract Supplement
Abstracts of the American College of
Rheumatology/Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals
Annual Scientific Meeting
Chicago, Illinois November 4-9, 2011.
Pregnancy Outcomes and Fetal Complications in Patients with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: a Retrospective Analysis in Korea.
Park1, Eun-Jung, Hwang1, Jiwon, Lee2, Jaejoon, Ahn3, Joong Kyong, Jeon4, Chan Hong, Cha1, Hoon-Suk, Koh1, Eun-Mi
Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, South Korea
Samsung Medical Center, Sunkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, South Korea
Kangbuk Samsung hospital, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, South Korea
Soonchunhyang University College of Medicine, Bucheon, South Korea
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) predominantly affects women in reproductive year. The effect of pregnancy on the SLE disease activity and the influence of SLE activity on pregnancy outcomes are major concerns in the management of SLE. The aim of this study is to evaluate the pregnancy outcomes in SLE patients and to investigate the impact of pregnancy on disease activity and the effect of lupus activity on pregnancy with respect to fetal complications.
All pregnancies with SLE seen at Samsung Medical Center between November 1994 and December 2010 were included and retrospectively analyzed. Demographics, clinical manifestations, laboratory data and fetal outcomes were evaluated. SLE flare was determined by Lupus Activity Index-Pregnancy (LAI-P) score. Logistic regression analysis was used to determine the predictive factors for fetal complications.
Sixty-two pregnancies were observed among 50 patients. Of these, 51 (82.3 %) live births and 11 (17.7%) fetal losses were seen. Of live births, 38 (74.5 %) full-term births and 13 (25.5 %) preterm births occurred. Thirteen cases of low birth weight and 9 intrauterine growth retardations were noted. Fetal losses included 3 spontaneous abortions, 2 stillbirths, and 6 therapeutic abortions. Proteinuria, 0.5g per day or more, during pregnancy was found to be a predictive factor for fetal complications adjusting for age, history of previous lupus nephritis, and history of steroid use (adjusted OR 5.59; P = 0.024). LAI-P score measurement was available in 36 pregnancies. Of these, SLE flare occurred in 12 pregnancies (33.3 %), mainly during the second trimester (37.5%). Renal involvement (69.2 %) was found to be the most common SLE flare during pregnancy, followed by thrombocytopenia (15.4 %), serositis (7.7 %) and vasculitis (7.7%). All flares were classified as severe flare according to LAI-P score. As expected, fetal losses, prematurity and low birth weights were observed more frequently in the flare group whereas live births and full-term births were observed more frequently in those without SLE flare.
Our data demonstrated a relatively higher rate of live births and lower rate of fetal losses in patients with SLE compared to previous reports. The rate of lupus flares during pregnancy was also lower and renal flare was the most common manifestation. Proteinuria, 0.5g per day or more, during pregnancy was found to be the sole predictive factor for fetal complications.
To cite this abstract, please use the following information:
Park, Eun-Jung, Hwang, Jiwon, Lee, Jaejoon, Ahn, Joong Kyong, Jeon, Chan Hong, Cha, Hoon-Suk, et al; Pregnancy Outcomes and Fetal Complications in Patients with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: a Retrospective Analysis in Korea. [abstract]. Arthritis Rheum 2011;63 Suppl 10 :1413


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> I just installed 1.2b7 (great work!), and noticed that there is still no
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Most likely because FreeBSD does not support per interface DNS lists
that I am aware of.
Your best bet is to setup static routes for the DNS servers in
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Bumgarner, Giants beat Reds 6-1
CINCINNATI -- The Giants bid goodbye to Cincinnati with high-fives. They haven't done that very often.
Left-hander Madison Bumgarner got his career-high sixth straight win, and San Francisco beat the Reds 6-1 on Thursday afternoon, taking a series in Cincinnati for the first time in five years.
San Francisco moved a season-high 18 games over .500 with its 11th win in 14 games. The Giants have the best record in the majors at 39-21.
After making four errors in the series opener and falling 8-3, the Giants were reminded that they've had a tough time in Great American Ball Park the last couple of years. They won the next two games and moved on with smiles for a change.
"It's been a tough park for us," manager Bruce Bochy said. "Gosh, between our defense and our pitching, we hadn't had a lot of success here. Of course we did bounce back at a critical time in 2012 (playoffs), but I know we've had some of our worst baseball here.
"So it was good, particularly after losing the first game the way we did, to bounce back and play the type of ball we did the next two days."
Cincinnati has been one of their most dreaded stops.
The Giants won a series in Cincinnati for the first time since August 18-20, 2009. They've dropped 11 of their last 14 in Cincinnati during the regular season. The one bright moment was their division series win in Cincinnati in 2012, the starting point for their World Series title.
Bumgarner (8-3) gave up three hits in eight innings, including Todd Frazier's homer, and retired the last 16 batters he faced. He's 6-0 in his last seven starts, the best such streak of his career.
Michael Morse hit a two-run homer, and Brandon Crawford broke out of a slump with a three-run shot off Mike Leake (3-5), who had overwhelmed the Giants the last four times he faced them.
Bumgarner was the NL's Pitcher of the Month in May and carried it into June with another stingy performance on the road. Bumgarner has allowed three or fewer runs in each of his last 20 road starts, a franchise record.
The Reds came out swinging and got two of their three hits in the first inning. Once Bumgarner saw what was happening, he changed his approach early in the count and got them hitting the ball on the ground.
"They came out aggressive," said Bumgarner, who retired 23 of the last 24 he faced. "After that first inning, when they came out swinging, I made some adjustments and the defense was phenomenal. They made a lot of good plays.
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Pablo Sandoval singled three times and scored a pair of runs, improving to 11 for 17 career against Leake with two homers. Hunter Pence extended his hitting streak to six games.
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Gran Sasso-South Dakota-Princeton Physics Summer School - 2011
The GranSasso National Laboratories in Italy, South Dakota Department of Education / South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard / South Dakota Science and Technology Authority, and Princeton University in New Jersey, USA, are proud to announce the Gran Sasso-South Dakota-Princeton Physics Summer School of 2011. This program stems initially from the scientific collaboration between the physics department at Princeton and the Laboratorio Nazionale del GranSasso (LNGS) in Italy, where Princeton scientists conduct research on neutrinos and dark matter.
On its eighth year, the Gran Sasso-Princeton program is open to students enrolled in the fourth and fifth year of high schools located in the Abruzzo Region of Italy. A minimum number of 20 students will be selected on a competitive basis giving preference to fourth year students. The participants in the program will be offered air transportation to and back from Princeton and full accommodation and board in the Princeton campus. The activities in Princeton will include: physics courses in the field of physics and astrophysics that the Gran Sasso Laboratories are involved with, laboratory activities, and English language courses. The three-week physics classes will be offered in Italian, taught by representative scientists from LNGS and University of L'Aquila.
This eighth edition will see the participations of twelve South Dakota students, recipients of the Davis-Bahcall Scholarships, provided by 3M, which cover tuition, room and board, and travel for the summer-study program. Prior to arriving in Princeton, the Davis-Bahcall Scholars will be visiting and attending lectures for a week at the Sanford Lab at Homestake in Lead, South Dakota, then if funding is available, fly to Rome and spend a brief period at LNGS in Gran Sasso, or spend a few days at the Soudan Underground Laboratory in Minnesota, before joining the Italian students at Newark Airport and arriving together at Princeton University, staying also for three weeks taking physics classes to be taught in English. This concept fits well with the mission of the state-of -the-art Sanford Science and Education Complex in South Dakota, planned for construction on the campus of the Homestake Mine to be used to teach students from all over the world about science and engineering, part of the preparation for the DUSEL-Sanford Lab, as South Dakota Homestake Mine will be the site of the new US underground lab. This outreach vision and efforts are supported by Governor Dennis Daugaard, South Dakota Department of Education, and the South Dakota Science and Technology Authority.
For 2011, both groups will be at Princeton University between July 23 and August 13, and will live together in a campus dormitory, joining in social outings and activites while in Princeton.