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They are the University Hospital of Wales, Llandough Hospital and the privately-run Bupa Hospital.
The UK Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Authority (MHRA) has concluded that the possibility of infection is low.
The authority says it is up to hospitals whether they inform patients.
Dr JJ DeGorter, director of clinical services for Bupa hospitals, said no patient's health had been put at risk.
"As soon as Bupa Cardiff hospital was contacted regarding the MHRA tissue graft recall, we identified three patients who had already been treated," he said.
"On the basis of medical advice, we are confident that there is no risk to their or any other patient's health."
'Appropriate action'
Dr DeGorter added: "We have been reassured by the supplier that the appropriate action has been taken to ensure that this doesn't happen again."
Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust runs the two other Cardiff hospitals named.
A trust spokesperson said: "A small number of our patients have received bone allografts using tissue from Biomedical Tissue Services.
"Our doctors are in the process of contacting the patients involved directly to reassure them and offer medical advice and support.
"However, we would ask them not to worry unduly about this incident as it does not significantly increase the risks normally associated with this type of procedure.
"All other patients are completely unaffected by this incident."
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The Welsh Assembly Government said in a statement: "In any such incident where there is any doubt expressed by the Standard's Inspectorate about the quality of tissue, the normal hazard warning and advice will have gone to the trusts for them to implement."
As well as the three hospitals in Wales, 22 in England are also named as having bought potentially contaminated body parts allegedly stolen in the US.
In one case a bone from New York was used in a hip replacement operation at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, in Stanmore, Middlesex.
It has also emerged in a BBC Radio Five Live investigation that some patients have not been told about concerns surrounding implanted bones.
Police in New York are investigating claims that the managers of a company called Biomedical Tissue Services took body parts without the consent of next of kin.
Over 80 body parts were involved in the UK which could have been used on dozens of patients.
The UK Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Authority has concluded that the possibility of infection from the bones is low.
The hospitals were named following a freedom of information request submitted by the BBC.
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LAFAYETTE — The Lafayette Parish School Board met Thursday night to take another slow step forward in its budget review process by approving seven of its 10 smaller funds related to construction, food services and the grant money it receives.
The approvals are needed for staff to begin creating a final draft of the budget for the public to review before a hearing and special meeting next month for final adoption.
There's still more work ahead before the board gets to that final draft, though. The board will meet again July 29 to give central office supervisors a chance to make budgetary appeals of line items the board cut in its July 15 meeting. More budget meetings are planned on July 31 and Aug. 2 with a public hearing and final adoption tentatively set for Aug. 27.
Board member Tehmi Chassion questioned the 12-day gap between meetings. Board President Hunter Beasley said the time is needed for staff to accumulate board cut suggestions and allow time for supervisors to prepare to defend expenses.
The board first reviewed the smaller accounts in April and few — if any — changes have been made to the accounts since then, Chief Financial Officer Billy Guidry said. He said the accounts are being presented to the board a second time to give members another chance to ask questions.
Board member Rae Trahan asked the board to defer a decision on the special revenue fund, which includes $23.7 million in federal, state and other grants. Trahan said she wants more time to study the fund because it includes information she didn't have a chance to review yet.
Beasley asked whether waiting until the board's July 24 budget meeting would affect preparations to start school. The fiscal year ended June 30, and the board previously gave the go-ahead for staff to proceed with normal operations without final budget approval.
Guidry said directors were told to continue preparations and "at no time should they hold off on something that should impede the start of school."
Trahan questioned several expenses in some funds — such as the need for additional excavators — and proposed deferring approval until the board completes its general fund review. Last year, the board transferred money — as much as $4 million from its capital fund budget — to balance a shortfall.
Facilities Planning Director Kyle Bordelon cautioned the board about taking money from the capital projects fund because it's one-time money.
After another suggestion to delay a decision, board member Kermit Bouillion expressed frustration with his fellow board members.
"We delay everything. It seems that we would have these budget meetings to vote yes or no, but surely not to delay. We're at the end of July. It's a futile process."
Since the budget process began in April, the board has chipped away at a $23.5 million shortfall and cut more than $13 million from the general fund.
The board approved a construction budget for projects funded with a $30 million bond sale, including a nearly $4 million construction of a new cafeteria and other renovations at L.J. Alleman Middle School. At least $1.2 million in the account's contingency fund is needed to complete the project, and the board on Wednesday deferred approval of awarding a contract for construction at Alleman.
The board's review of the account Thursday showed that a little more than $1 million was left in the contingency fund.
Guidry explained that the account was created in March and had not been updated to reflect that $1.6 million is still available for contingencies. He said the amount had changed because several projects in the account either have been completed or are underway, bumping up the amount available in the contingency. If $1.2 million from the contingency is used, it would leave about $478,000 in contingency for the other projects, which is sufficient because no major change orders are expected on the other projects, Bordelon said.
"You're saying no general fund money will be needed to rescue this?" Trahan asked.
"That is correct," Bordelon said.
The board also approved: Quality School Construction Bond 2012 Capital Projects ($131,150); Debt Service ($23.2 million); Sales Tax Fund ($233 million); Child Nutrition ($15.5 million); 2002 Half-Cent Sales Tax ($18.6 million); Group Insurance ($46.7 million).
Nongeneral funds awaiting approval: Special Revenue ($23.7 million); Capital Improvements ($13 million); Self-funded Construction ($12.8 million).
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The co-hosts of The View on Tuesday applauded Hillary Clinton for new revelations from the so-called "Hillary papers," a journal of a deceased friend. The then-First Lady is quoted as questioning how she could have prompted her husband's affair with Monica Lewinsky. Sherri Shepherd touted, "I have to applaud Hillary Clinton because she's not taking responsibility for it, but I think that shows a sign of maturity." [See video below. MP3 audio here.]
She continued, "It's very, very easy to say, '100 percent he was a jerk. He did it all.' It takes two people." According to Shepherd, Mrs. Clinton "wondered, "What's my accountability?" Barbara Walters sympathetically spun, "One other thing that Hillary said "because bill's mother had died, that this was maybe one of the reasons that he" had an affair.
Walters also became annoyed when Shepherd brought up Lewinsky's stained red dress: "That's unnecessary. Let her [Lewinsky] move on."
In December of 2013, the veteran journalist interviewed Mrs. Clinton and enthused, "I listen to you and I think, 'You got to run.'"
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WHOOPI GOLDBERG: Well, how about this? The journal of a close friend of Hillary Clinton has been made public and one passage claims that Hillary blamed herself in part for Bill's affair with Monica Lewinsky because Bill's mom had passed, as well as Vince Foster, and Hillary thought she didn't take into account the personal toll it may have taken on him.
SHERRI SHEPHERD: You know, I applaud—I'm sorry, Barbara.
BARBARA WALTERS: No. Go ahead, darling.
SHEPHERD: I have to applaud Hillary Clinton because she's not taking responsibility for it, but I think that shows a sign of maturity. Because you all sit there -- It's very, very easy to say, "100 percent he was a jerk. He did it all. It takes two people. She sat there and went, what is my accountability? What part did I play in this?"
JENNY MCCARTHY: Where's my accountability?
WALTERS: She also said-- By the way, supposedly somebody said "oh, yeah, Monica was loony." I know Monica. Many things you may feel or not feel. Looney she's not. She's an intelligent person.
SHEPHERD: She is. She got the red dress. And a cigar.
WALTERS: Sherri, I think that's unnecessary. I really do.
SHEPHERD: I mean, I'm not saying it's loony.
WALTERS: Let her move on. Sorry, darling. It's just that I know her and I think it's so easy to –One other thing that Hillary said "because bill's mother had died, that this was maybe one of the reasons that he –
MCCARTHY: It was her dad and his mom.
MCCARTHY: It was her dad and his mom.
GOLDBERG: You know what? This is the interpretation that we are making of someone's --
MCCARTHY: Dinner party.
GOLDBERG: Really, this lady wrote how she felt she heard things.
WALTERS: Yeah, this is a friend. Be careful what you tell your friends.
GOLDBERG: This is someone's journal that people are Reading. The lady died by the way in 2000. No one can say.
MCCARTHY: The dinner party was over 20 years ago.
GOLDBERG: We got to go. We'll be right back.


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The redevelopment, announced yesterday by WA Premier
Mr Barnett said the government would pay a premium to rent the refurbished heritage property, which equated to $180 a square metre over 25 years, or $102 million.
"If the government, for example, was to redevelop the Treasury buildings as government buildings and just do that alone it would cost close to $150 million," Mr Barnett said.
Cbus Property chief executive Adrian Pozzo said the state government was paying the market rate.
It's the second major office development that CBus has backed in Perth, following its investment in the 140 William Street site.
The Treasury building redevelopment is part of a makeover for the St George's Cathedral heritage precinct, which will include a new library and a public plaza.
The city of Perth will kick in an estimated $42.2 million to the project for the lease purchase, demolition and development of the library and plaza.
Two years ago, stage two of the Bishop's See office development at the western end of Perth city collapsed when the developers and the government could not agree on office rentals.
It is understood they were asking the government for rates of more than $700 a square metre.
Mr Barnett said that the government could not let decay set in on what he described as probably the most important heritage building in inner-city Perth.
"It also gives the state the opportunity to integrate the courts and Attorney-General's Department into a legal precinct.
"That will have longer-term savings," Mr Barnett said.
He said the government had agreed to enter a 99-year lease "at terms above the market rate" that equalled a premium rental payment of $102 million over 25 years.
"The agreement deal does not require any upfront payment by the government but facilitates the redevelopment and ensures Perth upholds its heritage values," he said.
The government is leasing close to 37,000 square metres of office space in the redeveloped site.
Business confidence appears to be returning to Perth with a rise in office vacancy rates subsiding despite substantial new stock being added to the market.
The central business district has posted a big gain in net absorption, a primary indicator of office demand, in the first half of this year.
International resorts group Aman Resorts is expected to operate the luxury hotel.
Mirvac WA chief executive Evan Campbell said the project had taken 18 months of negotiation between many parties, including the city of Perth, the Anglican Archdiocese of Perth and the state government.
He said the heritage redevelopment would bring a much needed new hotel to Perth.
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Lord Stoddart of Swindon asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean: It is the head of state or government holding the Presidency who decides on the agenda of European Council meetings and writes to colleagues to inform them. This often happens at short notice just before the European Council meets. It is therefore difficult for COREPER to prepare these agenda items in great detail.
Some of the items on the agenda have been the subject of considerable discussion and negotiation in COREPER and other Council formations and are put to the European Council for attention or for resolution. Other agenda items are for political orientation and do not need extensive preparation or are new initiatives which are given political approval before going to working level for negotiation.
The question of the rotating Persidency, as well as the workings of COREPER and the European Council are all likely to be addressed in the forthcoming exercise on Council reform as well as in the Convention on the Future of Europe. The UK Government will press for decisions on these processes to make the Council more efficient and effective.
Lord Stoddart of Swindon asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean: The Government are committed to effective scrutiny. New arrangements were introduced to extend and improve scrutiny on 17 November 1998. Information is provided to the Scrutiny Committees of both Houses about items on the agenda of forthcoming Council meetings. The Government also send to Parliament proposals for European legislation coming before the Council of Ministers as well as other documents which may have important policy, legislative or financial implications, under all three pillars of EU activity.
The long preparation of decisions coming to Council meetings means that the differing procedures and powers under each of the treaties is fully taken in account, and it is clear under which treaty the action is being taken. Most Councils, with the exception of the General Affairs Council, deal with areas which fall either under the Treaty on European Union or the Community treaties, but not both.
The Government believe that Parliament is now more fully and promptly informed about forthcoming decisions and published documents, and that UK scrutiny arrangements compare favourably with arrangements in many other EU member states.
Lord Desai asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean: We have submitted to the Council Secretariat details of the United Kingdom's 24 nominees for full membership of
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Baroness Byford asked Her Majesty's Government:
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Lord Whitty): All products of animal origin imported from third countries into the UK must enter at designated UK border inspection posts (BIPs) where they are subject to veterinary inspections. The inspection services at a BIP are the responsibility of the local authority or port health authority, in the case of Heathrow, the London Borough of Hillingdon. It is their responsibility to deploy appropriate inspection staff at the BIP in response to the volume and nature of the products imported through the BIP. At the Heathrow BIP, there are currently 10 environmental health officers, three official veterinary surgeons and 10 other staff involved in the monitoring of imported meats coming into the UK but these figures will vary.
London Borough of Hillingdon environmental health officers and H M Customs officers also carry out checks for the presence of illegally imported meat and other animal products in passengers' luggage. in addition, State Veterinary Service staff, who are present at Heathrow to check imported live animals, are also empowered to deal with illegally imported animal products when they are found. No additional resources have been allocated since February 2001 but there has been greater coordination between the authorities at Heathrow in conducting checks and other duties.
The Countess of Mar asked Her Majesty's Government:
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* Canadian dollar at C$1.3315 or 75.10 U.S. cents * Bond prices lower across the maturity curve TORONTO, Sept 25 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar held steady on Friday, supported by rising oil prices but checked by strong U.S. second-quarter growth data which sparked the greenback's rally against a basket of currencies. The loonie, which had briefly touched its weakest level in more than 11 years on Thursday, was helped by a 3 percent rise in the price of crude, a major Canadian export. South of the border, the U.S. economy expanded more than previously estimated, at a 3.9 percent annual pace between April and June, due to stronger consumer spending and construction. The upbeat data followed a speech late on Thursday by Federal Reserve Chair, Janet Yellen, who said the U.S. central bank was on track to raise interest rates this year for the first time in nearly a decade. Market participants have been hoping for more clarity on when the Fed may resume raising interest rates, particularly as worries over global growth remain volatile and dominate headlines. * At 9:59 a.m. EDT (1359 GMT), the Canadian dollar was trading at C$1.3315 to the greenback, or 75.10 U.S. cents, slightly softer than the Bank of Canada's official close of 1.3318, or 75.09 U.S. cents. * The currency, which was stronger than many of its counterparts, traded between C$1.3301 and C$1.3355 so far on Friday. * U.S. crude prices were up 2.96 percent to $46.24, while Brent crude added 1.72 percent to $49. * Canadian government bond prices were lower across the maturity curve, with the two-year price down 5.5 Canadian cents to yield 0.537 percent and the benchmark 10-year falling 54 Canadian cents to yield 1.527 percent. * The Canada-U.S. two-year bond spread was -17.7 basis points, while the 10-year spread was -64.8 basis points. (Reporting by Solarina Ho Editing by W Simon)


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All faculty in the Psychology Department hold doctoral degrees from a variety of respected institutions. The faculty's primary commitment is to teaching; however, most are also active in research and community service, and they welcome student partners in these endeavors.
Faculty areas of specialization include behavior disorders of childhood and adulthood, cognitive development, violence prevention in the schools, physiological bases of motivation, cognition, and perception, the use of computers in psychological research, and the social basis of gender.
Dr. Matthew Andrzejewski (Lecturer)
Dr. Andrzejewski completed his undergraduate degree at Washington University in St. Louis, and received his Master's and Ph.D. from Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. His primary interests are in neural plasticity and learning, especially the interaction of dopamine and glutamate. He is also interested in the neurobehavioral actions of drugs, applied behavior analysis, data analysis, and the philosophy of science. He teaches Statistics, Research Methods, and Learning & Conditioning.
Dr. Barbara Beaver (Professor)
Dr. Beaver came to UW-Whitewater in 1993. She earned a B.A. in Early Childhood studies from St. Xavier University in Chicago and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Northern Illinois University. She is a licensed psychologist in Wisconsin and has practiced both individual and family therapy. Dr. Beaver teaches Abnormal Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Field Training, Interview and Psychotherapy Techniques, Family Therapy, and Introductory Psychology in the undergraduate program. At the graduate level, she teaches Psychopathology of Childhood and Adolescence. Dr. Beaver received the UW-W WP Roseman Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2011. Her research interests focus on emotion regulation and mindfulness.
Dr. David Havas (Assistant Professor)
Dr. Havas came to UW-Whitewater in 2012 after earning his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Department of Psychology in Cognitive and Perceptual Sciences. He specializes in language processing and affective neuroscience, and his area of research is in developing embodied theories of emotional language comprehension and of the role of emotions in interpersonal understanding. In his role as the director of the Laboratory for Language and Emotion at UW-Whitewater, he engages undergraduate students in applying behavioral and psychophysiological research methods and tools to a range of research questions in cognitive, affective, and social psychology. David teaches courses in cognitive psychology, the biology of emotion, and research methods.
Dr. Sasha Karnes (Assistant Professor)
Dr. Karnes completed a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, a Master's degree in Health Psychology, and a Doctorate in Health Science at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee prior to joining the Psychology Department at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in 2013. Her research interests are in disease prevention and health promotion. Specific research activities include the development and testing of web-based programming to increase health behaviors such as physical activity. Dr. Karnes teaches general coursework in psychology, and plans to assist with development of courses emphasizing health psychology.
Dr. Kimberly Knesting-Lund (Associate Professor)
Dr. Knesting-Lund came to UW-Whitewater in 2011. She has a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology with an emphasis in School Psychology from Indiana University. Dr. Knesting-Lund teaches undergraduate courses in introductory psychology, field training in psychology, and psychology of women. She teaches graduate courses in the foundations of school psychology, behavioral therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Her research focuses on supporting students, school completion through the prevention of high school dropout and school-based supports for sexual minority youth.
Dr. Roger Knight (Lecturer)
Dr. Knight is a graduate of the University of Washington, earning a Bachelor's degree in Zoology and a Ph.D. in Psychology. He came to UW-Whitewater in 2006. Dr. Knight's research is aimed at understanding the mechanisms that mediate human color perception. In particular, the focus is on using psychophysical methods to isolate and characterize cone and rod photoreceptor contributions to surface color appearance. A current project uses the Munsell color system to characterize how signals originating from rod photoreceptors affect the perception of surface color. Additional interests include: sensory adaptation, visual ecology, and night vision. Dr. Knight has taught Individual & Society, Research Methods, Undergraduate Research, and is currently teaching Introductory Psychology and Psychology of Perception as online courses.
Dr. Elizabeth Kraemer (Lecturer)
Dr. Kraemer is a graduate of the doctoral program in School Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is also a practicing School Psychologist in Verona, WI. Dr. Kraemer lectures, advises on thesis projects, and is also one of our practicum field supervisors. In 2004, Dr. Kraemer was honored as Wisconsin School Psychologist of the Year.
Dr. James Larson (Professor Emeritus)
Dr. James Larson is an Emeritus Professor of Psychology and teaches part-time. Prior to his retirement in 2011, he was the Coordinator of the School Psychology Program for 21 years. His area of scholarship is school violence prevention. He currently resides in Milwaukee.
Dr. Carolyn Morgan (Chair, Professor)
Dr. Morgan came to UW-Whitewater in 1996 after receiving her doctoral degree in Social-Personality Psychology from the University of Utah. She teaches undergraduate courses in personality, research methods, and social psychology and a graduate course in the social bases of behavior for the School Psychology program. Dr. Morgan received the Everett Long Award for the Advancement of General Education from UW-W and a Psi Chi Chapter Award for outstanding teaching in 2010. Dr. Morgan has long-standing interests in intrinsic motivation and achievement motivation. Her current research focuses on identifying the distinct motivational and emotional characteristics of reactance and oppositionality and the roles reactance and oppositionality play in cognitive flexibility and creativity. She is currently serving as chairperson of the Psychology Department.
Dr. Christine Neddenriep (Associate Professor)
Dr. Neddenriep came to UW-Whitewater in 2005 after practicing as a school psychologist in Omaha (NE) Public Schools, where she specialized in the needs of children with behavioral disorders and autism. Dr. Neddenriep earned her doctoral degree in School Psychology at the University of Tennessee. Her research interests include the implementation and evaluation of academic and behavioral interventions in educational settings. Dr. Neddenriep teaches course work in the assessment of behavior and personality, academic interventions, school-based consultation, and research methods.
Dr. Heather Niemeier (Associate Professor)
Dr. Niemeier came to UW-Whitewater in 2008. She earned a B.A. in Psychology and Spanish from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She completed both her predoctoral internship and postdoctoral training in Behavioral Medicine at Brown Medical School. Her research focuses on the prevention and treatment of obesity and eating disorders. Her most recent work applies acceptance based treatment approaches to behavioral weight loss. At UW-W, Dr. Niemeier teaches Individual & Society, Abnormal Psychology, Introduction to Scientist-Practitioner Disciplines in Psychology, and Field Training in Psychology.
Dr. Clifford O'Beirne (Associate Professor Emeritus)
Dr. O'Beirne is the founder of UW-Whitewater's Nursing Home Visitation Program in which students may volunteer at nursing homes and senior living communities in Whitewater. He teaches Psychology of Human Adjustment and Field Training in Psychology.
Dr. Elizabeth Olson (Associate Professor)
Dr. Olson is a social psychologist (she earned her B.A. from Winona State University in 1999 and Ph.D. from Iowa State University in 2004), and she teaches Individual & Society, Social Psychology, History of Psychology, and Research Methods here at UW-Whitewater. Her areas of research interest reside largely in legal psychology, especially examining how innocent individuals create alibis, how investigators use alibi information in their decisions of guilt and innocence, and how to reduce mistaken eyewitness identifications.
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Dr. Scherr earned her doctoral degree in School Psychology at the University of Northern Colorado, although she is orignally a native of Wisconsin. She joined the faculty of UW-Whitewater in 2004 after practicing school psychology in Northwestern Illinois. Her research interests include the needs of children in foster home placements and working with other marginalized populations of students. She also studies the use of Critical Incident Reporting as a pedagogical tool to help university students reflect on their field experiences effectively. Dr. Scherr is active in the international school psychology community. She teaches Introductory Psychology, school psychology courses in both academic and intellectual assessment, and she also supervises school psychology practicum students and interns.
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Dr. Stalder came to UW-Whitewater in 2004. He has a Ph.D. in Social/Personality Psychology from the University of Iowa and an M.S. in Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Dr. Stalder currently teaches Social Psychology, statistics, and general education courses. His recent research and talks cover cognitive dissonance theory, need for closure, group-centrism, and social-cognitive biases, in arenas including close relationships and politics. He also conducts research and presents on aspects of teaching, including exam writing and the use of humor, mnemonics, and popular culture in the classroom. Dr. Stalder has a social psychology blog at http://parbsanonymous.wordpress.com/.
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Dr. Sandra Street came to UW-Whitewater in 2013 from Indiana University Bloomington. She teaches courses in developmental psychology and core general education courses in individual & society. Dr. Street conducts research in child development with a primary focus on cognitive development in infancy and early childhood. After receiving a B.S. in Psychology from Northwestern University she moved to Indiana University Bloomington where she obtained an M.S.Ed in Learning & Developmental Sciences from the School of Education and a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences. She stayed at IU to complete an NIH Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience. Current research in Dr. Street's lab is focused on the development of perception and action in infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children.
Dr. Meg Waraczynski (Professor)
Dr. Waraczynski came to UW-Whitewater in 1992 where she teaches Basic Statistical Methods, Learning and Conditioning, and Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience. She earned a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and earned her Ph.D. in Physiological Psychology from Harvard University. She also received post-doctoral training at the Department of Psychology of the University of Pennsylvania and in the Centre for Studies in Behavioural Neurobiology at Concordia University in Montreal. Dr. Waraczynski is very much involved in the Undergraduate Research Program. Up to a dozen students majoring in both psychology and biological sciences work in her lab each semester. Several of her thesis students have published their work in neuroscience journals and presented it at the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience. Dr. Waraczynski's research centers on understanding the neural circuitry of reward mechanisms in the mammalian brain. Her lab is focused on discovering how a structure called the extended amygdala plays a key role in the phenomenon of brain stimulation reward.
Dr. Rachelle Yankelevitz (Assistant Professor)
Dr. Yankelevitz teaches Research Methods and Statistics, and her general research interests surround experimental analyses of environmental influences on decision-making. She received her Ph.D. in Behavior Analysis at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida. Her initial research examined how economic (cost/benefit) conditions influenced pigeons' and humans' choices to act self-controlled (i.e. minimize unit price, or behave optimally). Next, as a postdoctoral researcher at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, Oregon, she studied alcohol's effects on people's impulsivity and risk-taking. She then taught at Willamette University and Portland State University before joining UW-Whitewater in 2013. Current interests include behavioral economics (how people's everyday decisions deviate from predictions based on rationality models), how drugs change decision-making, and how nonhumans such as birds, dogs, and primates make choices based on the environments they face.
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'Glee' Star Splits From Husband
More bad news for celebrity marriages: Glee star Jessalyn Gilsig has filed for divorce from her husband Bobby Salomon.
According to divorce papers filed in L.A. Country Superior Court, the two split over "irreconcilable differences" and had been separated for almost a year. Jessalyn and Bobby will divide custody over their 4-year-old daughter, Penelope. The two would have celebrated their 5th wedding anniversary in January.
Oddly enough, Jessalynn and Bobby were both high school sweethearts, just like Jessalyn's character Teri and her now-ex Will Schuester.
The news of Jessalyn's divorce comes hot on the heels of two announcements of crumbling celeb marriages. David Arquette and Courteney Cox announced their divorce on Monday and Christina Aguilera revealed that she is separating from her music producer husband.
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Nor would he confirm that Nancy had gone away for two nights just prior to the shooting.
Society still does have its problems and we can't ignore them and think they've gone away.
They never figured out what was wrong with him and we have no idea why most of it seems to have gone away.
Do you think that notion has gone away, or is it just as present as it ever was?
Not pretend racism has all gone away, as your colleague Eric Bolling believes.
They seemed to understand him, and replied by signs that the people had gone away into the interior.
The stores were shut up, for their owners were gone away or dead.
She had gone away to strangers,—she, who should hardly have spoken to a stranger during these sad months!
If you had gone away and—and left us—Mayo and me—I should have been mighty disappointed in ye!
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I was out of town having enjoyed the Bruce Springsteen concert in Denver on Monday. We all thanked Bruce (at least mentally) for his support of President Obama during the campaign. Barack had Bruce, Mitt had Kid Rock. So traveling back on Tuesday caused me to miss James Kellogg's take on the election. I found it Saturday, as I enjoyed reading the lamentations of the right after the Romney victory was ripped from their grasp.
According to Mr. Kellogg, the country is being held under a Svengali-like trance by President Obama and the Democrats. Never mind the fact that Obama won the election by the highest percentage since Ronald Reagan. Forget that the Electoral College margin exceeded all the Republican pundits predictions. It was the "gifts" that the president promised that carried the day. So here is a brief note about Mr. Kellogg and Mr. Romney's delusion: Starting with the 2000 election, the states that have benefited the most from federal spending have voted Republican. Those that pay the most in taxes per dollar received in spending vote Democratic. This paradox occurs even considering a state's per-capita income, total population, racial composition, education level and defense spending. Red states also have more auto fatalities, higher divorce rates, higher obesity, and lower education levels. Surveys also show that Fox News viewers are the most uninformed about issues, but hey, that's just rubbing it in.
What actually prompted this letter was the following paragraph from Mr. Kellogg: "The coup d'etat was team Obama's characterization of Mitt Romney as a corporate felon with disdain for the 47 percent of Americans who are beneficiaries of a vast array of government programs." I love it when the right tries to go intellectual on us. Definition of coup d'etat: A sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force. I'm sure Mr. Kellogg meant coup de grâce, a finishing stroke or decisive event, which in reality, this election was. Final insult for the ironically challenged GOP: 47 percent, the percentage of the vote for Romney. And we did "keep the change."
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Since we moved here there is this establishment that has this hearse parked outside. I drive by quite a bit and today I finally stopped to get a closer look at her in her decaying glory. With what little juice was left on my phone I got photos of her to share with you.
A 1950's (exact year uncertain) Cadillac hearse. DROOOOOOOOL.
I ogled at it and dreamt of the day I could either own one or have enough bank to fully restore something like this. Dad, why didn't you pass on your mad car repair skills onto me? I would love to get under the hood of something like this and bring her back to life. What a rewarding trade, yeah?
I ended up going into the place which was a head shop/music memorabilia store and apparently one of the guys that works there owns it and another hearse parked next to it. I hope he does it justice.
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A LOT of new gameplay.
Enjoy. :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqBO-Au5c10 --Yorudan15 (talk) 18:00, August 20, 2010 (UTC)
Hinata vs Naruto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymqX0bC521M --Yorudan15 (talk) 18:06, August 20, 2010 (UTC)
Random GameCon Infos
- apparently 23, all unlocked in the demo
- yes ougis are short
- Naruto has a "Kyuubi-Rasengan" in the demo and not his Rasen Shuriken Ougi (if there are unlocked or whatever is not clear)
- Ougis in Awakening are not possible
- apparently really strong, Temari's Wind Jutsus isnt blockable anymore once she is Awakening Mode
- Kankuro rides his Salamander in Awakening Mode
Support Stuff
- through using the supports, the points to the left of your character icon fill up.
- supports can defend you or even throw themself into the line to defend you against a Ougi
- if the support gauge is up to the highest level it enables a team jutsu.
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i have 3 things to say about that 1.that is not a demo that is the full game from gamescon but u can only play vs mode .the demo will be the same as the japanesse one. 2. how do u know those are all the stages u MIGHT be able to unlock more. 3. the game is beast. and dont comment something long says wat i said is bullshit all of this is my opinion.(Willh65 (talk) 05:13, August 21, 2010 (UTC))
one more thing can i put every comfirmed stages i can get there names(Willh65 (talk) 05:18, August 21, 2010 (UTC))
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New Pic From Sayian Island Confirming that a new scan is gonna be released this weekand and it may be released today tommororw or the day after tommororw anyway here is the link http://www.saiyanisland.com/2010/08/sasuke-vs-bee-image/ thanks and have a great day.
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Romney's Big Loss in Minnesota
How badly did Mitt Romney lose Minnesota?
Well, his loudest and most prominent supporter in the state was none other than its former governor, Tim Pawlenty, who left office after two terms last year. Mr. Pawlenty has been a tireless Romney advocate since endorsing him last fall.
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It's eight years ago to the day that Thierry Henry broke Ian Wright's goalscoring record for Arsenal.
Henry became the Gunners' top marksman of all time after a brace against Sparta Prague. FourFourTwo doffs its cap to Arsenal's legendary No.14 with 14 of his most memorable strikes. And there are plenty to choose from…
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21 Feb 06: Real Madrid 0-1 Arsenal (Henry)
Widely regarded as one of Arsenal's best-ever wins under Arsene Wenger – and Henry, of course, was at the heart of it. The Gunners become the first English side to win in the Spanish capital thanks to their talismanic Frenchman's brilliance after half time. Shrugging off several chances before slotting home past Iker Casillas just after the interval, Henry's intervention helped Arsenal take a giant stride towards the quarter-finals. Turns out it was quite important – they'd go on to reach the Champions League final against Barcelona.


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A new scientific organisation is needed to monitor the commitments that will be made by developing countries at Copenhagen to cut their deforestation rates, according to research at the University of Leeds.
Existing government agencies and research groups have failed to make full use of the thousands of satellite images of the Earth's surface collected each week to monitor tropical forests.
Now, a paper published by Dr Alan Grainger in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences outlines how a new body - named the "World Forest Observatory" - could use satellite images to map the world's forests and how they are changing.
The paper also contains the first inventory of national forest surveys for tropical countries - the current method of documenting deforestation. It shows that in the last 40 years only half of countries have had the two surveys needed to construct a deforestation trend. A third have had only one survey, and a tenth no survey at all.
The study follows a timely statement by Gordon Brown at a Commonwealth summit press conference in Trinidad on Friday 27th November, that satellites will be needed to monitor implementation of a Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) scheme.
"The Prime Minister's commitment is vitally important," said Dr Grainger. "But satellites are not a magic pill, and so far we have failed to use them properly."
"We have the technology, but not the organization. In my plan an international network of scientists, collaborating in a World Forest Observatory, would use satellites to measure the world's forests just as astronomers use telescopes to observe the stars. We could ensure that taxpayers' money is wisely spent on REDD and make major discoveries about how carbon and biodiversity are distributed in forests across the world."
His research shows that a World Forest Observatory will not just need to monitor how deforestation rates decline in future. "To prove cuts in deforestation in a REDD scheme you must know the present deforestation rate accurately. This requires two recent forest surveys, but my research shows that only half of tropical countries at most meet this criterion. So a World Forest Observatory will also have to measure current deforestation rates to provide a reliable baseline."
Dr Grainger is part of an international team carrying out a feasibility study of a World Forest Observatory, with funding from the Sloan Foundation in New York. He has also advised the UN Convention to Combat Desertification this year on how to establish a global desertification observing system.
"There is growing interest across the world in making full use of the satellite technology at our disposal to measure the planet so we can manage it better", he said.
"If governments at Copenhagen give their backing to a World Forest Observatory it could be a major outcome of the conference and be the first in a network of global environmental observatories which will make a big difference to our planet."
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Average grade: 9.5 %
Length: 11.09 km
Altitude start: 44 m
Altitude top: 1104 m
Ascent: 1060 m
Maximum: 15 %
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Ranking Vietnam: 1 (all)
Difficulty score: 132.47 what?
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Climbs to 1000 m in about 12 km
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Someone please tell me the story about "Tom & Kerry" losing just one more time. Am I dreaming?
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No Rick, that is just tooo goood of news, to be dreaming. So, pinch yourself, say ouch, and then shout HALALUUUEE.
Same place same time tommorrow, rw
W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W>W is for Winner !
I think I've found a couple here.
Pretty heady bunch you just labeled "morons". Better keep your day job. LOL
got sand in their giner?
I've seen Rick Carter's work and admire it. I would simply think he has a little more class than to post the type of childish drivel you all bash Cecil for. Double-standard perhaps?


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Stephen Wesley Nisbet was born on 23 July 1875 at Beverly Twp, Wentworth County, Ontario.1 He was the son of Matthew Nisbet and Harriet Coleman.1 He died on 26 September 1953 at Alameda, California, at age 78.1 There is a Stephen Nisbet in Oakland, California, in the 1920 census,age 46, arrived in 1898, and is a boilermaker in the shipyard. This is likely Harriet's son. His birthplace and that of his parents is Canada. He is a roomer in a boarding house or hotel and lives separately from his brother Charles W. (or William) and his mother.1
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The first look motion poster of Priyanka Chopra's much awaited biopic on boxer Mary Kom was released yesterday.
Priyanka Chopra in 'Mary Kom' first look poster
Also read: Special screening of 'Mary Kom' for Shah Rukh Khan
"The hero and the coward both feel the Fear.It's the same thing,fear,but it's what you do with it that matters.Heart. Blood. Sweat. Soul. I've given it my all. Over to you guys now! #MaryKomFirstLook #FightLikeAGirl ..here goes," Priyanka tweeted with the poster.
Priyanka Chopra in 'Mary Kom' first look poster
"I'm so overwhelmed by your reactions.Thank u all so much.This one is for all those who wanted to be bigger than they were told they could be," an overwhelmed Priyanka wrote after the reactions pouring in for the first look.
Produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, the film is slated to release on September 5, 2014.


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The bros in this photo are watching a football game between Nebraska and Arkansas State. Decent viewing option, I guess. We think we've got a better one right here.
Below are some of the top plays from Week 3 of the college football season, delivered in the Internet age's favorite form of modern art: beautiful, granular GIFs.
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GAME-WINNING GIF! Braxton Miller to Devin Smith for late Ohio State win.
COOL CATCH! How did LA-Monroe's Harley Scioneaux hold onto this?
HE CALLED IT! Very intentional touchdown pass from Maryland.
ALL! THE! WAY! Trey Wilson with the 100-yard pick six for Vanderbilt.
BURNERS! Clemson's Sammy Watkins goes 58 yards for this touchdown.
SPECIAL! UConn's Nick Williams takes a punt 58-yards to the house.
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One day a friend and I were discussing the virtual explosion of special education students who are being labeled as ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) or ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and assigned to our caseloads. My friend mentioned that the state in which she was teaching had created a new label — O.D.D. — and explained that it stood for "Oppositional and Defiant Disorder." We found it ironic that the word "odd" would become the label for children who refuse to comply with simple requests for decency; who refuse to respect themselves and others; who stay so "at odds" with simple expectations for acceptable behavior.
I asked my friend to explain the diagnostic difference between ADD, ADHD, and ODD students. Her description was comical: "Well…the ADD and ADHD kids are the ones you want out of your room. The ODD kids are the ones you want out of your school!"
I have worked with many of these ODD children and I can describe most of them as "two-years olds whose parents never took the time to get them under control." Tantrums, manipulation, throwing of objects, refusals to comply with appropriate requests from adults, stomping of feet, and other such immature behaviors, typify the actions of little ones going through that notorious "2-year old phase." Busy parents and broad usage of daycare may be much to blame for these unruly and unmanageable children. I suspect that such behavior began when, as two-year olds, these children were righteously angry about their parents leaving them with strangers. When parents fail to take charge of their children; fail to come home to parent their children, the rage within some of these youngsters must just build to a breaking point.
Our new assistant principal, a long-term committed employee of our district, is a dedicated advocate for children. Recently I requested his assistance in "counseling" a new student who still, after about six-weeks, refused to accept that I allow nothing and no one to distract me from teaching/students from learning. While in my room, this man spoke words of wisdom to this middle school boy. The boy was giving his excuses for why he is how he is, and why he cannot change. One of the items on his practiced and lengthy list was, "I'm ADD." This child-advocate gently explained, "I'm familiar with the ADD and ADHD labels, and I know that neither "D" stands for "DISRESPECT." The boy reacted with meekness, with respect, and maybe even with a little relief that this time no one was going to buy into such a phony, overplayed show.
Are such labels valid and do they describe actual physical or mental disabilities? I do not believe that they do, except in very rare instances. I agree with Dr. Patrick Groff, that almost all of the "learning disabled" students are in truth, "teaching disabled." I join him in asking, "Is Dyslexia Scientifically Confirmed? Or Is it Caused By the Ineffective Teaching of Reading?" If dyslexia is truly real, why have I read that the word never appeared in any dictionary until 1965? "Dyslexia" merely means "bad with words."
Dr. James J. Campbell, in his article titled, "A Teachin' Deficit Disorder," says, "Whole Language reading instruction…is manufacturing countless reading disorders and creating a group of children who are so confused that they are mistakenly regarded as being disabled with attention deficit disorder, learning disabilities, hyperactivity disorder, and other behavior problems. In many instances, the children don't need Ritalin — they need to be taught how to read." In my experience, the "many" could easily be defined as "most."
Regna Lee Wood explains, "Special Education…is producing thousands of illiterate adults. Yet more than 80 percent of all Special Ed students have normal sight, hearing and intelligence — they simply haven't been taught how to read." Based on 1995 figures from the Oklahoma Department of Special Education finance office, Mrs. Wood points out that, "Oklahoma taxpayers will provide nearly 600 million in local, state, and federal tax dollars this year for two unsuccessful remedial education programs in which nearly 40 percent of Oklahoma's public-school students are now enrolled. Both programs depend on the continuing failure of instructors to teach many normal children to read."
Regna Lee Wood could not say it more clearly when, in this same article, she stresses, "It is time for the decision makers to do their homework. When they do, they will reach these conclusions:
-Reading comes first. Instructors can't teach anything to illiterate students of any age except how to read. The horse comes before the cart.
-Second, the argument about reading methods is over. Flat-earth proponents had little to say after ships came back to Spain by sailing west all the way. The empirical and physiological evidence that reading students must learn to spell sounds is just as overwhelming.
-Third, everyone must focus on all the carrot-and-stick ways to persuade reading teachers — whether in public or private schools, libraries, prisons, or industry — to teach beginning readers how to match sounds with letters that spell them. If they don't, this country's highly touted 'bridge to the 21st century' will be a dead-end tunnel."
Dr. Fred A Baughman Jr. is even more forthright in his lengthy, well-researched paper, "Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) As Fraud." "With no proof that ADHD is a disease with a confirmatory, physical abnormality, the ADHD 'epidemic,' has grown from 150,000 in 1970 to five million in 1997. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, Ritalin production, in the U.S. rose 700% between 1990 and 1997 …Few, if any, questions about ADHD can be answered without an honest answer to the question: 'Is ADHD a disease with a confirmatory physical (including chemical) abnormality, or isn't it?'"
American schooling is in deep trouble. I see it every day on a small scale in the school where I teach. These researchers see it on a national scale as they continue their studies and try to get the word out to the people of America, and especially to all parents. The issue is not simply an issue of Disrespect. The issue is the coming downfall of our way of life. Read, study, listen to Regna as she explains, "Ignorant and Free? School-Produced Illiteracy Fuels Social Problems, Threatens Republic's Survival." We are talking about our children and our future and it is time that we stop waiting for "someone else" to grab the bull by the horns and turn the mis-educated herd of reading teachers in America! We must turn them in the right direction and give them the skills that our teacher training colleges are refusing to provide!
Linda Schrock Taylor [send her mail] lives in Michigan. She is a free-lance writer and the owner of "The Learning Clinic," where real reading, and real math, are taught effectively and efficiently.


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Wired has a fantastic write-up of Google Android's origins, methodology and ultimate plans for world domination. I think the piece reaches its narrative peak by the second t page, recounting the first Android meeting between founder Andy Rubin and Google's Larry Page. It's an exciting description of the internal reasoning that turned a meeting aimed at getting a Google stamp of approval on Android into a quick company buy-out.
The desktop metaphor was fading. Phones were going to replace PCs as the main gateway to the Internet, and they were going to do it soon. Why would consumers tether themselves to a PC when phones were growing more and more powerful – and were cheaper, too?
But because cell phones ran on different software, had less memory, and operated under the constraints of pay-per-byte wireless networks, the mobile Web was a stripped-down, mimeographed version of the real thing. Reading and surfing and – more to the point – viewing Google ads was a slow, stultifying chore. Even worse, a second-class Web could derail Google's grand strategy... working the problem had been a nightmare. Google engineers had a closet overflowing with mobile phones to test the company's wireless applications – mobile Google, Blogger, search over SMS. There were dozens of operating systems to navigate, a mobile Tower of Babel completely at odds with the easy access and universal language of the Web.
What worried Page most was that the only firm from the PC world that seemed to be successfully navigating the mobile labyrinth was Microsoft, one of Google's biggest rivals. The Windows Mobile platform had less than 10 percent of the US smartphone market, but it was growing fast. Microsoft's system, however, was the ugly stepsister of what Rubin was proposing: Redmond executives cared less about opening up the Net to mobile users than about tying the mobile operating system into its desktop dominance. A decade ago, Microsoft had underestimated the growth of the Web and then lost control of it to Google. Now it looked like it was Google's turn to be caught flat-footed.
Google's Open Source Android OS Will Free The Wireless Web [Wired]


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Casey Martin and his cart return to U.S. Open
SAN FRANCISCO – Casey Martin would be perfectly happy to give Tiger Woods a chance to win back his $192. He'd also be thrilled to earn some cash of his own along the way.
Fourteen years after becoming the first and so-far only golfer to use a cart to play in the U.S. Open, Martin is back at Olympic Club, where he participated in his only major amid a firestorm of controversy.
Martin, who surprisingly earned a spot in the Open by winning a sectional qualifier in Oregon, is scheduled to play a practice round with Woods this morning, when an episode from their days as Stanford teammates might get addressed again.
As Martin tells the story, Woods wanted to recoup his losses from a golf bet and met Martin on the golf course, only to fall further behind.
"I putted very well, and he kept trying to push the envelope and I kept winning and I think I won $190, which is a lot for a college kid," Martin said during a Monday news conference. "And he brought me a check. And it says to Casey Martin from Tiger Woods $190, $192. So I Xeroxed it, sent it home, my mother cashed it but then she put it in the scrapbook. So it's official, you can come track it down.''
Now the golf coach at the University of Oregon after his playing career faded, Martin still draws plenty of news media attention. His landmark legal victory in 1997 gave him the right to play on the PGA Tour with a cart because of a debilitating circulatory condition on his right leg, setting off a national debate.
The judgment was upheld by the Supreme Court in 2001, but Martin never finished higher than 17th in a PGA Tour event. His tie for 23rd in the 1998 Open might have been his career highlight.
Martin will use a cart again this week. However, not only has that discussion subsided, but admiration for his courage has seemingly increased, especially with his improbable victory June 4 at Emerald Valley Golf Club in Creswell, Ore., which landed him the coveted spot in the Open.
Woods, winner of two tournaments in the last three months as he seeks to regain his once-dominant form, tweeted after Martin's win: "Simply incredible. Ability, attitude and guts. See you at Olympic Casey."
Martin had not played competitively since his last tournament on the Nationwide Tour in 2006, shortly before taking over as the Ducks' coach.
He hits balls regularly and holds his own with his players, but being among the 58 golfers nationwide who qualified for the Open has a surreal feel to it.
His goals for this week?
"I would like to make the cut. I would like to get paid. Obviously there's a lot of money in this tournament and that would be fun," he said. "But that aside, I'm just going to go out there and just compete. I don't get to compete much and so I've gone from basically nothing to the pinnacle of golf."
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bloody sundays, pusheads, or unkles?
bloody sundays, pusheads, or unkles?
Which vandals and which moneycats?
Vandal supreme
medicom 3
money cat
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.. or the purple dinosaur jr. but i don't like the drawing on the side.
takashi 2's a size bigger than me or november rain's?
nah man those vandal supreme's are fuckin tight. on some g shit though, the moneycats are gaudy as hell.
send helps or unluckies?
I had the same problem as you but I would def go for takashi 2's.
unlukies are definately worth more but i think send helps are hotter. i would get the send helps
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Police Search for Suspect in 2 Armed Robberies
Police continue to investigate two armed robberies that happened Monday, that they believe are the work of the same suspect. The ABC store on Ala Moana Boulevard and Hobron Lane was robbed at 9:30 p.m. A man dressed in black, armed with a gun demanded cash then fled with an undetermined amount. Then, just before midnight, a man with a gun robbed the Longs Drug in Manoa Marketplace, and fled on foot. There were no injuries in either case. Police believe the same suspect hit both places.


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On the other side were Clay Morrow and his wife, gemma Teller, a couple for whom love has long been synonymous with doom.
gemma has moved on with Nero, a pimp played by Jimmy Smits who calls himself "a companionator."
One day, he turned up with gemma, whom he'd gotten from the pound.
With Tara now in First Old Lady position, gemma will have to adjust to not being in control.
gemma Hardy is the orphaned daughter of a Scottish woman and an Icelandic fisherman.
It was here that gemma had run up to him with her vivid face, her outstretched hands.
Can gemma then be the lady of the window, his love for whom Dante so contemns?
When he could prevail upon gemma to come he always felt that the evening would be a success.
"So it's the Gadfly," thought gemma, looking at him with some curiosity.
gemma stood up and pushed back the boughs of the pomegranate tree.
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A budlike mass of undifferentiated tissue which serves as a means of vegetative reproduction among mosses and liverworts. The gemmae, often formed in structures called gemma cups, are usually dispersed from the parent plant by the splashing of raindrops, after which they develop into new individuals.


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Meet the future "face" of Lexus, a bold front end treatment for the LF-Gh hybrid concept car unveiled in New York at a cool club event attended by Drive On.
The front end of the car is going to become the new signature look, a far more masculine appearance than the nicey-nice Lexus vehicles that cruise the street at present. That big black grille reminds a bit of the horse-collar look of Audi.
"This is a new face for Lexus," says Mark Templin, the U.S. chief of the Lexus brand. He described the look as "much more aggressive."
He wouldn't say the first vehicle in which the new look will take center stage. With that "G" in the concepts antiseptic name, we suspect that the new look will go on Lexus' GS, which is about due for a makeover.
Templin says the brand needs to reposition itself to take advantage of a wave of Gen X and Y that will be taking the place of their aging Baby Boomer parents as the mainstay of the luxury market. Already, about 40% of Lexus buyers are under age 35. Of course, he's not ready to discount the Boomers entirely.
The new look "defines a bolder personality for Lexus at any age," Templin says.
Chris Woodyard is an auto writer for USA TODAY who covers all aspects of motoring. He revels in the exhaust note of a Maserati and the sharp creases of a Cadillac CTS. Chris strives to live a Porsche life on a Scion budget. More about Chris


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The Ottawa Redblacks named their team captains for the start of the 2014 CFL season on Friday: quarterback Henry Burris for the offence; linebacker T.J. Hill for the defence; and Justin Phillips for special teams.
Phillips, a 29-year-old defensive lineman and Ottawa native, said it was the first time in his eight CFL seasons that he had been named a team captain.
"We have some pretty big expectations, and we are ready to fill them."
Season-ticket holder event planned
The date hasn't been announced yet, but the Redblacks and Ottawa Fury FC of the North American Soccer League will hold an event for season-ticket holders at new TD Place stadium in the middle of the first full week of July.
Besides allowing season-ticket holders to see the stadium from the inside for the first time, the event will also function as a dry run for game staff before the first Redblacks home game on July 18. Ottawa Fury FC begins the home portion of the NASL summer-fall schedule on July 20.
Two linemen added to roster
The Redblacks announced the signings of American defensive end Chris McCoy and offensive lineman Colin Kelly on Friday.
McCoy, 28, played 12 games with the Calgary Stampeders in 2011-12. He also spent time with a handful of NFL clubs.
Kelly, 24, was on injured reserve with the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs in 2013. They released him in early June.
To make room on the roster, the Redblacks placed receivers Wallace Miles and Carlton Mitchell on the injured list.