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Though some House Republicans still seem hesitant to embrace a pathway to citizenship for 11 million undocumented workers in the U.S., Congress opened the door on immigration reform efforts with a hearing by the House Judiciary Committee.
With rumors of comprehensive immigration legislation being worked on by bipartisan groups in the House and Senate, Washington sources said there appears to be momentum for reform.
Kristi Boswell, director of congressional relations for the American Farm Bureau Federation, Washington, D.C., said a Feb. 5 hearing helped educate members on immigration issues.
While the Senate's desire for immigration reform may be stronger than the House, Boswell said that House has energy for the issue as well.
Boswell said it is unclear how the majority Republicans intend to approach the issue.
"Personally, I think piece by piece is more likely the approach in the House, giving the chance for members to look at each individual issue separately, but I don't think there is a set path determined at this point," she said Feb. 7.
Whatever their approach, Boswell said the House won't be able to tackle enforcement without a solution for agriculture, she said.
Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va. and chairman of the committee, said in his opening statement that U.S. laws put unnecessary hurdles before U.S. farmers.
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Rep. John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., and ranking Democrat on the committee, voiced support for comprehensive immigration reform in his opening statement. He said any legislation should give the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. an opportunity to pursue a pathway to citizenship.
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Today, while talking to my brother, I hesitated awhile at the word for uncertainty. The word that came to mind first was Spanish incertidumbre (sometimes this happens to me) and I had to translate it into Portuguese, which I did using incertidão, which he definitely understood. After I had hung up, I wondered if that was a real word or if I had made it up and I checked my dictionary. No hint at incertidão, just incerteza, which is a very common word but alas didn't come to me. I looked further to see if that word had a variant incertidão, and to my embarrassment , no! it didn't. My brother, if he paid attention at all to it (and I doubt it, because he's not a freak like us), may have taken my word for it, since he knows I'm into words and stuff (it's up to you to imagine what this all-encompassing term covers ). My question to you is: has this ever happened to you, mixing up suffixes? Shame on me!
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Flaminius wrote:Like the famous unalienable, which became accepted when some calligrapher misspelt inalienable rights in the final version of US constitution and the dignitaries from the 13 states signed the document.
Actually, that word is from the Declaration of Independence, which predates the Constitution by a number of years.
Also, I'm not so sure it's a misspelling. Searching the various dictionaries at AlphaDictionary shows it means "inalienable," although I haven't found a history of the word as yet. I can't seem to find my monstrous dictionary at the moment so I can't find an etymology, even at Etymology Online. However, using the tools The Good Doctor and his staff have made available here at AlphaDictionary, I find that both in- and un- are prefixes meaning not, but in the case of un-:
(adv.) An inseparable prefix, or particle, signifying not; in-; non-. In- is prefixed mostly to words of Latin origin, or else to words formed by Latin suffixes; un- is of much wider application, and is attached at will to almost any adjective, or participle used adjectively, or adverb, from which it may be desired to form a corresponding negative adjective or adverb, and is also, but less freely, prefixed to nouns. Un- sometimes has merely an intensive force; as in unmerciless, unremorseless. (emphasis added)
While the above quote is identified as being " . . . from 1913 Webster's Dictionary and may be outdated," the following one is from the Compact Oxford English Dictionary:
• prefix 1 (added to adjectives, participles, and their derivatives) denoting the absence of a quality or state; not: unacademic. 2 the reverse of: unselfish. 3 (added to nouns) a lack of: untruth.
— USAGE The prefixes un- and non- both mean 'not', but are used with a difference of emphasis, un- being stronger and less neutral than non-. Compare, for example, unacademic and non-academic in his language was refreshingly unacademic and a non-academic life suits him.
— ORIGIN Old English.
Since the origin of un- is Old English, which predates the 18th Century by a fair-to-middlin' time period, I'd say it was not a misspelling. But that's just my opinion.
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has an interesting link:
"The Stylistic Artistry of the Declaration of Independence" by Stephen Lucas. By closely examining its language, this perceptive article sheds light on the Declaration as a work of literature and of persuasion. From Prologue, Spring 1990.
You will need a better-than-average but not quite arcane vocabulary, or at least access to a good dictionary, for some of the words in the article, but in general it is not difficult to follow, and gives an insight into late 18th Century rhetoric and logic.
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My husband was diagnosed with intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma by liver biopsy in July. He had radio frequency ablation at the Univ. of Washington this past week because his portal vein pressure was too high (17) to allow for resection. His liver is heavily cirrohtic due to alcohol abuse. The tumor area encompassed about 6 cm but was not encapsulated and was very irregular and diffuse. No tests done for lymph node involvement.
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SACRAMENTO Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger announced Tuesday that he had signed a bill by Orange County Sen. Tom Harman, R-Huntington Beach.
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Tikolm wrote:Okay, I have a few last things to say to you. After this, I'm done trying to talk to you.
Ah, you won't even let me get the last word in? How uncharitable! Where's the Golden Rule this time?
Tikolm wrote:When you say something to me, I think back to what I said and wonder if it is wrong. Believe me, I do.
I do believe you. That's the saddest part of the whole affair: You look back at what you say, and you honestly can't see all the inconsistencies, false assumptions, logical fallacies, and glaring ironies.
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NEW YORK (AP) – Two men carrying Mexican flags in protest of Arizona's immigration law ran into the outfield during the seventh inning of the New York Mets' game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday night at Citi Field.
The men were apprehended by security fairly quickly without much incident.
Prior to the game, about 40 people across the street from the ballpark chanted "Oppose racism!" and "Boycott Arizona!"
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ASUS Zenbook Prime (UX21A) Teardownby Anand Lal Shimpi on 6/3/2012 8:15 PM EST
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DigitalFreak - Sunday, June 03, 2012 - linkHopefully they will take Anand's advice and use a better SSD before shipping. I doubt it though. They could at least use a standard mSATA connector so we could replace it with an aftermarket one. Reply
Taft12 - Sunday, June 03, 2012 - link"The SSD is a custom interface and form factor"
A different model is not an option. Is this Sandisk model all that much worse than alternatives in mSATA or smaller form factor though? Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, June 04, 2012 - linkA different model *is* an option, as the previous generation UX31E had an ADATA SF-2281 based SSD. Given the issues seen with non-Intel 520 SF-2281 SSDs, though, it's not too surprising ASUS didn't ship those out for the preview. We'll see what happens when the final retail launch occurs. Reply
SignalPST - Sunday, June 03, 2012 - linkAs always, thanks Anand for the great post.
I'm super excited about the Zenbook Prime! Reply
mooninite - Monday, June 04, 2012 - linkTell ASUS to ship the 8GB model. I'd buy it.
If not, I'll probably wait until they do have one. 4GB is not enough these days. Reply
JLaCroix - Tuesday, July 10, 2012 - linkReally? 4GB isn't enough? What do you plan on doing with an ultrabook? It's not targeted towards AutoCAD/Photoshop users. Reply
fmcjw - Monday, June 04, 2012 - linkHi Anand,
In future teardowns, can you note the type of battery specified for each ultrabook? I am asking because integrated batteries are difficult/expensive to replace, and some manufacturers are specifying 1000-cycle batteries (against the typical 300-cycle).
Apple began the trend with the Macbook Pro, I think, but I don't see them touting it anymore. Dell Latitude ST has a special "Long-life" battery inside. Samsung Series 9 Tablet makes 1000-cycle battery a selling point in marketing material. Do Asus and Acer use better batteries, or are they scraping by (again) with cheaper look-alike alternatives? (and to think Asus pushing their proprietary SSD interface is just laughable). And what's inside the Z830, if/when you review the Ivy Bridge version?
I think the Long-life Li-ion battery is a major differentiator between a disposable MbA wannabe and a solid investment in portable computing. Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, June 04, 2012 - linkIs there any way to tell (other than spec pages/marketing information) whether a battery is using better cells or not? I'm guessing, though I could be wrong, that most Ultrabooks are still using the lower grade cells. Reply
cwcwfpfp - Monday, June 04, 2012 - linkThe news on the SSD is a bit disappointing, though I'm guessing won't make a huge difference for everyday use?
I would also LOVE an 8GB RAM option but not getting my hopes up on that... Reply
filly - Tuesday, June 05, 2012 - linkI prefer the UX32VD Series because of the swapable HDD and RAM.
Sure, it doesnt feature a unibody but its still preatty good. Reply
cwcwfpfp - Tuesday, June 05, 2012 - linkDo you have any further information on an Asus UX21A with a touchscreen? In searching for hands-on videos on youtube I stumbled across this video showing the UX21A with a touchscreen:
All the coverage I've seen to date for the Asus Zenbooks has only mentioned standard non-touch screens. Any idea on if this is just a proof of concept or if we may actually see this for sale soon? Reply
memin1857 - Friday, June 15, 2012 - linkI got the UX31A today and it has the 256GB ADATA XM11 Sandforce SSD! the package has the Sandforce Driven by LSI sticker. Also on the aliminium case. The model is UX31A-R4003V Turkish model with i7 cpu, FHD IPS Panel and 256GB SSD. I do not know if sandisk versiona exist. It was a nice surprise, I was worries about Sandisk U100 but it turns out to be Adata Sandforce :) Reply
urbanglowcam - Saturday, June 16, 2012 - linkWow! That's great news! If you can show any photo proof that would be great. Preferably here where everyone is dying to see this. You're already famous.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/asus/659073-ivy-br... Reply
simmi91 - Saturday, June 16, 2012 - link@urbanglowcam
Have you already "tested" your new Book, read at T-break about bad fan noise, others don't mention this, would be interesting to know from real consumer and not preproduction samples. maybe anyone else can report something about that. if its such a great issue i will order the 900x3c from samsung. Reply
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A GROUP of mums and dads from Swindon are among the first in the UK to complete a pioneering new antenatal programme aimed at providing support to help parents-to-be cope with the pressures of having a new baby.
The programme, called Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond, is being run by the NSPCC from its Swindon base and aims to help participants to set a pattern of good parenting for life. Parents-to-be take part in six antenatal sessions, a post-birth home visit and two postnatal sessions.
The course covers subjects such as infant development, how parenting can affect relationships, health and wellbeing and practical lessons on how to care for a baby and where to get support after the baby is born.
NSPCC midwife practitioner Geraldine O'Driscoll, who runs the course along with children's services practitioner Janis Davidson, said: "Antenatal classes in the UK tend to focus on the actual birth rather than teach parents about the impact that a baby will have on their lives.
"All too often these classes don't reach parents most in need, and where they do, dads often don't feel fully involved.
"Supporting parents-to-be prepare for the roles and responsibilities of parenthood is one of the best ways to get families off to the best possible start. Pregnancy and the weeks immediately after the birth of a baby offer a golden opportunity to work with parents who for various reasons are in need of extra support.
"The first weeks after the baby is born are also a critical point within which to begin challenging attitudes that could lead to a baby being harmed."
Among those who took part in the first course were 21-year-old Emma Porter and Michael O'Neill, 43, who are parents to Aiden, now 13 weeks old.
Emma said: "I think the NSPCC have got the right idea with this programme. It's not like a teacher and student, it's more personal and coming here has made the whole experience more enjoyable.
"I feel I've got more confidence and it's made me realise that I know what's right for my baby."
Michael said: "At first I thought I didn't need it as I already have a 14-year-old daughter but after coming I've really seen the benefit.
"The people running it know what they're talking about. I couldn't praise Jan, Geraldine and the programme enough, the support has been great."
NSPCC practitioner Janis Davidson said: "Watching the parents grow in confidence over the past few months has been a hugely enjoyable experience and it's been great to watch them forge new and hopefully lasting friendships. We'll really miss them but we're confident they've now been equipped to better deal with bringing up a baby in a loving home."
Ingrid Anson, manager of the NSPCC Swindon Service Centre said: "We are absolutely delighted with the first group and how the parents have responded to it. It really shows that the programme works. Our new way of working in collaboration with community midwives has proved immensely successful and demonstrates how much we can learn from each other by working together."
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SWINDON Supermarine manager Dave Webb says that his side have been given a favourable start to the new season in Southern League Division One South and West.
The Webb's Wood Stadium chief says all that despite being away on the opening day of the campaign for the first time in three years.
Following their trip to Didcot Town on Saturday, August 9, Supermarine are at home in three of the four following matches.
After the trip to Oxfordshire, the South Marston men entertain Yate Town on Tuesday, August 12 and then Shortwood United the following Saturday.
Supermarine then travel to AFC Totton before welcoming Taunton Town to the Webb's Wood.
Supermarine are home to newcomers Wantage Town on Boxing Day before making the trip to Stratford Town on New Year's Day, who they entertain on Easter Monday.
The campaign ends with a visit from Cinderford Town on April 25.
And as Webb prepares his side to face Chippenham Town tomorrow afternoon in a testimonial for former midfielder Robbie Dean, he knows that it will be important to get off to a good start this term if they are to try and go better than being play-off semi-finalists again.
"Of course, there are no easy games, but I think it is a pretty decent start for us," Webb said. "It is strange that we have got Didcot away first as I went to see them play last week against Highworth.
"They have got some really good attacking options this season and with the squad they look like they are putting together they have to be looking at the play-offs."
With Didcot strengthening their attack force, Webb says that he is still to fill the void left by star duo Ash Edenborough, who has joined league rivals Evesham United, and Josh Parsons, who has returned to Hungerford Town.
Meanwhile, the Hellenic League have also released their opening fixtures for the upcoming season.
Sam Collier's Shrivenham make the trip to Oxford City Nomads on August 9, while John Fisher takes his Highworth Town side to Reading Town and new Wootton Bassett Town manager Paul Braithwaite and his team travel to Binfield.
In Division One, Gareth Davies' Fairford Town will entertain Shortwood United reserves at Cinder Lane, Justin Miller's Purton host North Leigh and New College visit Letcombe.


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ROCHESTER, Mich. - Just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday, Main Street in Downtown Rochester will reopen all five lanes of traffic at 5:00 pm today. This opening is two days earlier than expected and marks the first time that all lanes will be open since the beginning of the Main Street Makeover began in April.
"This is a historic day for the City of Rochester, it marks the full re-opening of Main Street. I'd like to first and foremost thank all of the businesses, residents and visitors for your support of our community during this massive project." stated Jaymes Vettraino, Rochester City Manager.
The reopening of Main Street also coincides with the 40th Anniversary celebration of Lagniappe on Monday, November 26. This event is Rochester's official start of the holiday shopping season and the kick-off for the 7th Annual Big, Bright Light Show.
"We are eager to showcase our new downtown," explained Kristi Trevarrow, DDA Executive Director. "The new streetscape is incredible and the light show will provide the perfect backdrop for people to enjoy the downtown experience!"
The Main Street Makeover is a joint effort of the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), the City of Rochester and the Rochester Downtown Development Authority (DDA). The purpose of the project is to reconstruct Main Street from the Clinton River Bridge to the Paint Creek Bridge, improve water service to the area and to add streetscape improvements to enhance the overall downtown experience.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A tree trimmer was killed on the job Monday evening when a limb fell on him.
The accident happened about 6 p.m. at a home on Ortega Forest Drive. Police said 41-year-old Michael Urbaniak, of Atlantic Beach, was cutting limbs at a home when a large branch fell, hitting him on the head. Rescue personnel called to the scene were unable to revive Urbaniak.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office police said no one was living in the house, so it was unclear who had hired the tree-trimming service.
Homicide investigators were called to the scene, but there was not indication Urbaniak's death was anything other than an accident.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The joke running through Jacksonville these days carries the same punch line as the one in Kansas City:
"Our team is so bad it can't even stink in the right year."
The Chiefs and Jaguars will vie for the top pick in the NFL draft in separate games Sunday. But the value of "winning" the race to the NFL's worst record is debatable in a year without a clear, franchise-changing prospect.
The Chiefs and Jaguars are both 2-13, but the Chiefs hold the tiebreaker for the No. 1 pick because of their weakness of schedule. The only way Jacksonville can take it is by losing to Tennessee and Kansas City beating Denver. That would give the Jaguars the worst overall record.
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Perry received his bachelor's of arts degree in Zoology from University of California, Santa Barbara. After graduation, he headed to Scripps Institution of Oceanography and also studied at Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University and the Marine Biological Laboratory of Woods Hole and obtained his PhD in Marine Biology under David Epel in 1979. He then received a postdoctoral fellowship in the Department of Cell Biology in the laboratories of Drs. Bill Brinkley, Joseph Bryan and Anthony R. Means at Baylor College of Medicine where he laid the foundation for his observations of cytoskeletal abnormalities.
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In 1995, Perry joined the faculty of Case Western Reserve University, where he currently holds an adjunct appointment. He is currently dean of the College of Sciences and professor of biology at the University of Texas at San Antonio. He is distinguished as one of the top Alzheimer's disease researchers[1][2] with over 900 publications, one of the top 100 most-cited scientists[3] in Neuroscience & Behavior and one of the top 25 scientists in free radical research.[4] Perry is highly cited (over 34,000 times;H=93;ISI/over 46,500 times;H=107;Google Scholar)and is recognized as an ISI highly cited researcher.[5] Perry is editor for numerous journals and is editor-in-chief for the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease. He is fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences and past-president of the American Association of Neuropathologists.
Research focusEdit
Perry's research is primarily focused on the mechanism of formation and physiological consequences of the cytopathology of Alzheimer disease. He has played a key role in elucidating oxidative damage as the initial cytopathological abnormality in Alzheimer disease. He is currently working to determine the sequence of events leading to neuronal oxidative damage and the source of the increased oxygen radicals. His current studies focus on two issues: (i) the metabolic basis for the mitochondrial damage restricted to vulnerable neurons; and (ii) the consequences of RNA oxidation on protein synthesis rate and fidelity.
TED talk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tBSFEzkk0A
His awards include:
- The Denham Harman Research Award [American Aging Association],
- Alzheimer Award and Medal (twice)Journal of Alzheimer's Disease,
- ISI highly cited researcher,
- Iberoamerican Molecular Biology Organization,
- AAAS Fellow,
Corresponding Member of Sciences Academy of Lisbon, Spanish Royal Academy of Sciences and the Mexican Academy of Sciences,
- SACNAS Distinguished Professional Mentor,
- member of the Dana Alliance,
- Senior Investigator Award International College of Geriatric Psychoneuropharmacology,
- Fellow of Linnean Society of London, Fellow of Microscopy Society of America, Fellow and Chartered Chemist of Royal Society of Chemistry, Fellow of Royal Society of Medicine, Fellow, Chartered Biologist and Chartered Scientist of Society of Biology,Fellow of Royal College of Pathologists, Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi, Senior Fulbright Scholar, and Panama National Plaque of Honor for Excellence in Neuroscience.
External linksEdit
- Alzheimer Research Forum Profile
- Journal of Alzheimer's Disease
- UTSA Faculty Biography
- TEDXAlamo: Living with Aging
- ISI Highly Cited Researcher
- Neurotree.org Scientific Lineage
- Science Watch Top 20 Alzheimer's Researchers
- Google Scholar Profile
- PBS Interview
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In a game played in freezing conditions, the Gayfield Park pitch was rock hard and the SPL leaders struggled at times.
Lennon said after the 1-0 win: "It was a performance full of character.
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Adam Matthews' brilliant first-half strike was the difference between the two sides and Lennon was full of praise for his right-back.
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Brandamn wrote:I'd like to suggest a forum for LGBT(Q) Issues. These are topics that affect a lot of the people on DenDen, and there's so much that really doesn't fall under the umbrella of Love & Sex. There's a lot of topics that get discussed from Gay/Human rights, to coming out stories to the tragic suicides we keep hearing about. I post a few of these topics, and I even hold back on posting some because I don't want to spam Small Talk or L&S with gay threads.
I'm not talking about topics like "Gay guys, what's your sex position?", but things that pertain to the lifestyle.
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Hello Site Point! ^,^
I'm trying to implement a show/hide toggle for each users profile field in the view body topic of my forum.
I found this thread here @ sitepoint which is close to what I'm working on, but the code I'm working with is different.
What I need are some changes to the JS so that each show/hide works independently, not just the first instance of the show/hide.
how do you call this HTML

...show/hide testing...

 [SHOW]

...hidden content...

 [HIDE]

with this JS to be independent?
function showHide(shID) {
if (document.getElementById(shID)) {
if (document.getElementById(shID+'-show').style.display != 'none') {
document.getElementById(shID+'-show').style.display = 'none';
document.getElementById(shID).style.display = 'block';
else {
document.getElementById(shID+'-show').style.display = 'inline';
document.getElementById(shID).style.display = 'none';
I know that this would have bits of " $(function() and $(this) " but that's about all I know...
Please help my brain is sore from giving it my best effort.
forum is PUNBB/forumotion same as my name .com
I don't understand what you mean there. Could you elaborate?
@Paul - I am truly honored by your response.
To elaborate, only the top (or first) show/hide works, all other show/hides only toggle the top (or first) show/hide.
I'm 'trying' to get each one to work independently as they will appear below the avatar of each users post.
here is a screen shot (it's below "connected" and above the icons)
once this is working, I then can hide all the profile details inside the show/hide
(such as the flag,OS,browser)
edit: to see it in action ~>http://gameface101.playogame.com/t1008-hello-everyone
I figured it out! ^,^
my brain still hurts but my mind is at ease (iykwim...)
edit:had to use a totally different CSS/and JS function but it works.
*still I would like to use the code in this request if possible, I like how it looks more...
** sorry about the double post, I just couldn't edit the previous post for some odd reason ~?
I've used this to hide and show elements:
function doHide(elementId){
document.getElementById(elementId).style.display = 'none';
function doShow(elementId){
document.getElementById(elementId).style.display = 'block';
function doShow_inline(elementId){
document.getElementById(elementId).style.display = 'inline';
I'm not quite sure if that's what you're looking for or not.
@forceflow - ^ thanks for sharing! + Though I think that code would not work as you would have to assign an ID for each element to toggle, I really do appreciate your response. ^,^
I was trying to get the HTML code in the original post of this thread to work independently which is why I was looking for an edited solution to the JS.
As I was trying to explain to Paul, the div appears below the avatar of each post, no matter the number of posts in a thread all show/hide divs will only toggle the top or first show/hide div. I'm looking to toggle each one independently. I was able to find a temporary solution with less features, but I still would prefer getting this one to work.
Can you explain a bit more on what you mean by this? I'm not the only one confused about what you're attempting to do.
The reason why we are puzzled is that we think that the scripting code is already independent.
See this HTML code, with the following CSS to initially hide them:
.more {
display: none;

...show/hide testing...

 [SHOW]

...first hidden content...

 [HIDE]

...show/hide testing...

 [SHOW]

...second hidden content...

 [HIDE]

...show/hide testing...

 [SHOW]

...third hidden content...

 [HIDE]

Although, I would prefer to remove those inline onclick events, and assign them from scripting instead:
var links = document.getElementsByTagName('a'),
for (i = 0; i < links.length; i += 1) {
link = links[i];
if (link.className === 'hideLink' || link.className === 'showLink') {
link.onclick = function () {
var id = this.href.split('#')[1];
return false;
And I would also prefer to remove those  tags and use CSS instead:
body {
text-align: center;
which results in the following HTML code:

...show/hide testing...

 [SHOW]

...first hidden content...

 [HIDE]

...show/hide testing...

 [SHOW]

...second hidden content...

 [HIDE]

...show/hide testing...

 [SHOW]

...third hidden content...

 [HIDE]

There are other things that can be done to simplify things even further, but this should be enough to demonstrate the independent nature of things.
@Paul - I appreciate your response! It was more difficult for me to explain what I needed than it was to find a way to program it. ^,^
In your results I see the CSS initial hide for the HTML divs having the 'more' class then the JS toggles the 'hidelink' 'showlink' classes.
I'll be certain to give this code a try, thanks a lot!
thank you too Force Flow, just for confusions sake... allow me to clarify once more.
Forum > Topic Thread
[ 1 ] <--- avatar first/top post=== <--- profile field toggle (below avatar)
[ 2 ]=== <--- only toggles the profile field in first/top post
[ 3 ]=== <--- only toggles the profile field in first/top post
*using the code in the original post of this thread, I was only able to toggle the profile field below the first/top post for every thread in my forum.
I tend to over think and make things more complicated (a lot), but I was able to keep it simple and I figured it out.
*still it is not hidden on load, the hidden divs will show for a split second then hide (permissions would be nice too...)
Any how, this is what I did;
then I used the JS to toggle the div with the 'xo_box' classby adding / removing the hidden/visible classes
$('.xo_box').click(function() { var $this = $(this);
if ($this.hasClass("x")) { $(this).removeClass("x").addClass("o");
} else { $(this).removeClass("o").addClass("x"); } }); });
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thanks again for your responses and help.


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We were thoroughly impressed by all the entries we received, and wish we could pick all of them! The Family Tree Firsts blogger we selected is Nancy Shively of Skiatook, Okla. A genealogist of six months—since she discovered her mom had a brother who died in infancy—she'll be researching mostly in Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennesse, Indiana and Canada.
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No details on which celebrities will trace their roots on air in season 2, but you can see Family Tree Magazine readers' suggestions on our Forum.
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Thanks to our Family Tree 40 panelists—Genealogy Gems blogger Lisa Louise Cooke, Genea-Musings blogger Randy Seaver, Myrt of the DearMyrtle blog and Thomas MacEntee of Geneabloggers—for lending their expertise in formulating the blog categories and qualifications.
Family Tree Magazine editors and Family Tree 40 panelists will winnow out any blogs that aren't qualified (see below) and, if necessary depending how many blogs are nominated, narrow the list of nominees based on the quality of the blogs' content.
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Strobe Talbott is the President of the Brookings Institution. Mr Talbott has had a long career in journalism, government and the academy. Prior to assuming the presidency at Brookings, he was founding director of the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization. He served in the State Department from 1993 to 2001, first as Ambassador-at-large and special adviser to the Secretary of State for the new independent states of the former Soviet Union, then as Deputy Secretary of State for seven years.
Mr Talbott entered government after 21 years with Time magazine. As a reporter, he covered Eastern Europe, the State Department and the White House, then was Washington bureau chief, editor-at-large and foreign affairs columnist.
A prolific writer, some of Mr Talbott's more recent books include Engaging India: Diplomacy, Democracy, and the Bomb (Brookings Institution Press, 2004), The Russia Hand: A Memoir of Presidential Diplomacy (Random House, 2002), The Age of Terror: America & The World After September 11, co-editor with Nayan Chanda (Basic Books, 2001), and At the Highest Levels: The Inside Story of the End of the Cold War, with Michael Beschloss (Little Brown & Company, 1993).
In this interview with Asia Society, Mr Talbott discusses the US-India negotiations following India's 1998 nuclear tests, his relationship with his principal counterpart, Jaswant Singh, international treaties governing nuclear testing and proliferation, the regional consequences of September 11, 2001, and the future of US-India relations.
You suggest in the acknowledgements in Engaging India: Diplomacy, Democracy, and the Bomb that your writing this book was prompted in part by the high regard in which you held your interlocutor in these US-India negotiations: Jaswant Singh. What qualities of statesmanship and diplomacy struck you in him?
First and foremost: honesty. He was, and is, very tough-minded, vigorous, and capable of being a quite persistent advocate of his government's position but he always played the angel's game - what someone once called diplomacy - straight. Another quality he has is great intellectual breadth, subtlety and sophistication, so that on a personal level it was not just stimulating but actually fun - if one is allowed to use that word in this context - to interact with him. His intelligence was relevant to policy and diplomacy as well because it meant that his mind was so good that it was possible to find angles of attack on issues that we were dealing with that would not have been the case otherwise.
Essentially, our problem was that we had one assigned topic on which our positions were, if not diametrically opposed, then at least profoundly opposed. If we had simply traded talking points with each other we could have limited the famous dialogue to one short round and we could have then just exchanged papers. It was really a question of whether not just two brains, but two teams of brains, could transcend the core disagreement that had brought us together to begin with.
To what extent do you think that the affinity you felt was made possible by the shared assumption between you and Mr Singh that US-India relations in the years of the Cold War - in which Pakistan was America's staunch ally in the region and India was non-aligned - were a missed opportunity?
I think it helped. We did not waste time, as it were, debating original sin or arguing over history. I think we saw history more or less the same way and we were able to move on. Also Jaswant's ability to articulate the historical basis for Indian attitudes, including, by the way, Indian sensitivities, resentments, and insecurities, was genuinely helpful to me. As a newcomer to the issue, he helped me to understand the subtext and context of the issues we were dealing with. I am not an "India hand", so to speak. I have had a fascination with the country for a long time and had been there before and so forth, but no one would accuse me of being an expert. Therefore having an interlocutor who could explain the situation from the Indian perspective was very helpful, and he did so in a way that was really quite dazzling, stimulating and edifying.
You argue that these bilateral negotiations were ultimately more successful for your Indian counterpart than yourself. To what do you attribute this, and do you think things would have been different had the US Senate ratified the CTBT?
Not to quibble, but I would disagree with the word 'ultimately' because it suggests that these negotiations are over, but they are not. The last chapter of the book is called "Unfinished Business". The dialogue, in some fashion with other dialoguers, will continue. I would be prepared on any occasion to argue that what the United States, through the Clinton Administration, was seeking in the dialogue on the nonproliferation issue was eminently reasonable, consistent with India's interests, and ought some day to be incorporated into Indian policy. There is no question that during the period that we had to work, Indian steadfastness or stubbornness, depending on how one sees it, prevailed over American persuasiveness.
With regard to the CTBT, there is no question in my mind that Jaswant Singh, as an individual, but a very responsible and influential individual, could see a scenario that would have included Indian signature on the CTBT. No question at all. This goes back to the very first question you asked and my answer to it: honesty. He told me that and I believed him. That does not mean that he ever promised me, other things being equal, which they were not, that he would have been able to deliver the Indian government. I had quite a bit of confidence that other things being equal, he would have been.
The CTBT was snake-bit by two snakes: one was Indian domestic politics, and the other was American domestic politics. The Indian government went into a state of near paralysis for electoral and parliamentary reasons on two occasions during the course of the dialogue and we could not get anything done. Jaswant and I would have been spinning our wheels except that we had a lot of important stuff to talk about. Then there was that dark day when the Senate knocked the legs out from under us by refusing to ratify the CTBT. What were we supposed to do? What arguments did we have left when we could not keep the CTBT alive within our own political system? We will never really know what might have happened otherwise.


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The Top 100 Global Thinkers. Foreign Policy. Infantile, but entertaining. Keep those lists coming. We need more lists.
Populism, politics, and the power of Sarah Palin. Sam Tanenhaus, The New Yorker.
Journalism and democracy. Nicholas Lemann, Chronicle of Higher Education. (Thanks A&L.)


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SAINT LEO, Fla. –The men's golf team wrapped up the Sunshine State Conference championship on Tuesday afternoon from Lake Jovita, finishing in ninth place with a team total score of 317-304-299—920.
The Lions' score of 299 in the final round was their best round score of the championship, but finished ten strokes shy of eighth place Tampa.
"As a coach it's never easy to have your conference season end with this kind of performance," Head Coach Ray Cisbani said after the round. "But there will never be excuses because we are in control on every shot, and the control wasn't as good as we would have liked it to be."
The Lions were led in the final round by Chaz Heinz who fired an impressive score of 69—the lowest out of the entire field in today's round. Heinz finished the tournament with scores of 80-77-69—226.
"Chaz's performance was really good and steady from tee to green, which lead to the low round," Cisbani added.
Following Heinz in the final round was freshman Trevor Joseph, who turned in his best round of the championship with a score of 79-77-75—231. Coming in with the same total score for the tournament was Austin Grey who matched his second round score with another 76 in the final round.
Nick Brothers, who has been one of the most solid and consistent players in program history, carded a 79 in his last conference match as a Lion. Brothers' total score for the tournament was 80-74-79—233.
Rounding out the team was Ryan Connors, who struggled in today's final round with a score of 86.
For photos and short videos from the Sunshine State Conference Tournament, visit www.tagboard.com/SSCGolf


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CALHOUN, Ga.—Today, the spring equinox of 2012, brings the market launch of Mannington Commercial's Equinox Collection. The collection features three carpet patterns—Light Grid, Shadow Play and Ecliptic Point—inspired by visual fields of light and shadow, rendered as pure texture in a high fashion aesthetic.
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A few of my recent finds. I'm in love with the black & white set! Unsigned but reminds me of some Weiss. The enameled flower is signed Coro & the earrings are married to the brooch. The brown beaded set is signed Japan, enameled floral set signed Austria. The butterfly set is unsigned but I think its a Weiss set. Thanks for looking.


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The City of Lowell's City Manager's Neighborhood Impact Initiative is being recognized bythe National League of Cities (NLC) asa model program demonstrating innovative and collaborative approaches within government. The Neighborhood Impact Initiative is one of 27 municipal programs selected for the 2012 City Showcase—NLC's premiere program celebrating city achievements from November 29 – December 1, 2012 at the Boston Convention Center.
Re-launched in 2009, the City Manager's Neighborhood Impact Initiative focuses on low and moderate income neighborhoods utilizing an interdepartmental strategy and focused resources to provide infrastructure, public safety, housing, traffic and business development improvements. The goal is to improve the physical environment, enhance public safety and enrich the quality of life in core neighborhoods.
The program will be highlighted during this year's Congress of Cities and Exposition, held in Boston, MA, November 28-December 1. During the conference, representatives from Lowell will engage in networking and knowledge-sharing with colleagues from around the country.
"The City Showcase is truly a celebration of innovation and collaboration in our nation's cities and towns," said Ted Ellis, NLC President and mayor of Bluffton, IN. "These programs represent municipal government at its best, demonstrating the success that can occur when creative minds partner to solve a problem or fill a need within a community. NLC is proud to recognize the 21 cities and towns selected for this year's showcase."
"I am very pleased to have the initiative receive this recognition from the NLC. By working collaboratively and concentrating resources we can make a real difference in a neighborhood's quality of life," said City Manager Bernie Lynch, "Our hope is for other communities to be inspired and begin a transformation of their own, one neighborhood at a time."
Together the programs selected encompass a wide range of geographical locations, city sizes and topic areas. For more information on this year's City Showcase, visit: http://www.nlc.org/build-skills-and-networks/resources/city-showcase.
The National League of Cities is dedicated to helping city leaders build better communities. NLC is a resource and advocate for 19,000 cities, towns and villages, representing more than 218 million Americans.


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A HIGH ropes course and zipwire proposed for Bournemouth Pier could ruin the appearance of the iconic structure, it has been claimed.
Plans to liven up the pier with three adventurous new attractions are set to be refused, amid fears they would be "incongruous and unsympathetic" to their surroundings.
Pier operators Openwide International is seeking permission to install a standing surf wave ride on the end of the pier, a nautical-themed high ropes course and a zipline attraction that will launch riders from the pier across the sea to the beach.
It says it desperately needs to entice more people to pay the council-imposed toll fee and venture up the pier. Numerous other options – including a big wheel and a tower – have been ruled out because of the height restrictions put in place for the air festival.
But while planning officers have no problem with the surf wave, they are unhappy with the zip wire and the high ropes course part of the plan.
Their report states: "It is considered that the high ropes course and zipwire structures together would have a detrimental impact on the design and appearance of Bournemouth Pier, which although not a designated or recognised heritage asset, is a prominent and somewhat iconic structure which is important to the appearance and image of the town centre."
And Mark Smith, the council's director of tourism, said: "Undoubtedly there is a demand for this type of facility somewhere in Bournemouth and the pier already includes other leisure facilities, also the high visibility of this location would help improve the commercial viability of the project.
"I do not believe that the proposals as currently designed would provide a net benefit to the general aspect of the bay and the iconic pier."
Rory Holburn, director of Openwide, declined to comment until after the planning meeting on Monday, January 21.


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SOCIABLE great-grandmother Jessie Taylor celebrated her 100th birthday surrounded by friends and family in Wroughton on Saturday.
Mrs Taylor has lived in the village since 1955 when she and her late husband Ron came to work at the RAF hospital at Wroughton, She now lives in the Harry Garrett Court sheltered housing scheme in Willow Walk.
On Saturday, four generations of her family, as well as friends, gathered at the home to celebrate her century.
She also received cards from the Queen and Iain Duncan Smith, the Secretary Of State for work and pensions, and used the internet phone service, Skype, to speak to her 93-year-old youngest sister, Dorothy, who lives in Bolton, Lancashire.
"I feel 21. I'm looking forward to 22, I'm 21 now," she joked, From all the memories of her 100 years, Mrs Taylor said she looked fondly on the time she spent travelling to Singapore and other places with her late husband and said she still enjoyed being active and involved.
She said: "I can only think that I have enjoyed my life and made good friends and I still have good friends. And I join in with as many things as I can. I can only say that I enjoyed it and I still enjoy life, doing things."
Mrs Taylor (née Law) was born in Bolton on January 1, 1913, the third of five children. During the Second World War, she served in the WRAF where she met her husband Ron who was an RAF warrant officer.
Between 1952 and 1955, they were stationed in Singapore where they worked in hospitals. Afterwards they worked at the RAF hospital in Wroughton,Ron worked in the pathology laboratory and she was a secretary to one of the doctors. Ron died in 1984.
Mrs Taylor is well known in the village and was involved in the Wroughton WI, a local floral art group, and also enjoyed oil painting.
Her birthday was marked by the family, including her daughter, Barbara, two grandchildren, Mark and Fiona, and four great-granddaughters, Hannah, 12, Emily eight, Zoe, nine, and Erin, six.
Barbara said: "It's an achievement Everyone seems to say she's such a nice lady. She has always been sociable and she's trying to remain independent."


text: I am a self taught artist from Tyneside England. I first started with art making small clay sculptures to relax from a busy lifestyle competing in sport and running a successful gym. After winning the British Championships and a Mr Universe tittle in 2007 I decided to retire to a slower pace of life. My interest in art helped to fill the void I felt after leaving the sport of bodybuilding. So I focused intensely on developing my own unique style. Often my artworks feature figurative and abstract elements combined with a fantasy theme. A lot of energy goes into my art and it shows in the finished paintings. A sense of drama and intensity comes to mind when looking at my larger images. My other drawings are soft gentle and erotic to celebrate the beauty of the female form. I paint with bright vibrant colours and my imagination to create images that draw the viewer to take a closer look. Art is my release from daily life. Art gives me the opportunity to express my feelings from past or present. I have been an artist all my life really. I spent twenty years sculpting my own body into a herculean physique. My background in bodybuilding influencing my interest in figurative art. Music is a great motivation and influence too. Music is a great inspiration to lots of things including my art. Some of my paintings feature a musical theme like a ballerina or musical notation.Recently I have been creating some new sculptures , geometric abstract paintings and fossil shell images. Also I have developed a unique style of impasto underpainting with acrylic overpainting. These images feature fluid flowing texture with striking vibrant colour.Recently I have been creating some new sculptures that have sold instantly. A series of dramatic sunset painting is in the process of being completed soon. It took a lot of courage for me to go from the strength and power of bodybuilding to the softer, gentle world of art. Strength and energy I now freely express in my art instead of the gym. I am happier now holding a pencil or brush now as opposed to bars or dumbbells. Kenneth Clarke.


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High-Fidelity Transmission from the Central Star of the Sun
When the final push for saving life on the planet becomes paramount in the minds of every human being on the place you now call home, we will be with you. It is not for us to say when that will be, for we can't control your decision to awaken, only encourage it. This is your realm of control, dear ones, not ours or anyone else's. There are free-thinkers and there are followers and there is everything in between, and there are those that have a vested interest in the continuance of your slumber. Be vigilant, for the dawn is peeking through the curtains of night and death is flying back to its lair for internal growth gone out of control. You have nothing to fear from us, our friends, sense this in your beingness. We have nothing to fear from the old enemies of humanity. There is nothing that need fear, but fear itself, for fear's days are numbered now.
High in the skies above we are, and with you in spirit and in the real world we are as well. We have never really left this world you are in, for your fate is entwined with our own in the sense that there is a blood recognition in frequency and the entirety of our love has been for the eventual reunion with the parts of soul that have needed reintegration into the harmonic of one. It is in our blood to long for this, and the field of resonance in this longing also has an overtone that tickles the soul of humanity on Earth to wield its internal light in the relentless movement toward the inner teeming chorus that goes into ecstasy in the face of the divinity it encounters within its individuated personalities that populate the planet and await the return to wholeness in accordance with the truth of Love in all things. You are familiar with this feeling, are you not? When it arises is when the feeling of freedom also shows itself, and power comes into being from within. Home is the closest frequency we can mention in relation to this phenomenon of self-recognition.
No longer are you hearing Hell's sizzle in every corner of your awareness, for there is a sigh of relief that sneaks through the veil of the collective consciousness of humanity. Hear it? It is the echo of your own soul. It has the intensity of a thousand suns behind it, and the ectoplasm of energies beyond the realm of sight is seeping through the cracks that have formed in the demolition of reality that is currently underway. It is the energy of frightful apparitions taking flight, and of demons starving for attention finally getting the blast of light from a thousand thousand conscious pairs of eyes turned on at once. There is a great trembling coming, dear ones, and isn't it nice to know that it comes not a moment too soon for the time to grind to a halt and restart its workings? It seems like that's something that's on the minds of many, and it feels like that's what the totality of the energies of change are, when they pass through. It's just a matter of time and seeing what happens.
In the front of it all, dear family, is you. You have in front of you a picture and this is what you have to walk through when you move forward. When you walk through the picture, you will see something new. This is how time works, and it is how you have lived all your days. It is no different now, but that you may be more aware of how you create the next holographic arrangement of light particles within the matrix of your own mind. There is a field in front of you, around you, which you walk through and exist in physicality within. It has reverberations and it has malleability, and it is controlled in part by your own mind's eye. You have only to think of what it is that you are doing and you are able to alter it. You have only to think of the next moment and you are in it, whether it is what you think it is or is merely a variation on a theme that your soul has interjected some permutation of finite mathematics upon. There is only the moment that exists between thoughts that is pure and without form or influence, and this is the place where magic and miracles happen. It is the place where you have the ease of synergy, of flow, of OM. It is without entrainment until you are again aware of the reality of your life, and exists in definite ease relative to nothing and everything as one. This is the place from which we communicate to you and the place from which you are asked to try out a new kind of toy, which is your mind free from the influence of fear on a global scale. If you like it, we'll be happy to lend a hand with whatever kind of new reality you dream up in time for a soul party like you've never dreamed of before.
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Fantastic! – thanks! ❤
These messages are imbuing me with a sense of hope which I want to turn into trust. The reality I dream of is described in 'Earth – Keys to the living library'. Please help us to make my dream reality. Bless you and thanks…
What a great time to live in!!! I look forward to reading all the new messages and oh, how they resonate within the soul! We are (collectively) making such a great future for this planet. I find it hard to be patient. :-):-):-)
Iv allways had a gud imagination n still do, i dream of many strange dimensions where nothing is impossible n i believe i can create a paradise on any waterworld, jus lokn 4ward 2 havn the opertunity. Lnl. Kb.
So wonderful. I am grateful to re-introduce myself to this piece of Love.
I also thank you for Hope.
Much Love.


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Of the 42 university teams from around the world that competed in the 2012 Rice Business Plan Competition last April, only one pitched a retail toy business to potential investors — Action Figure Laboratories (AFL) of Rice University.
"Action Figure Laboratories is an exciting
retail store concept that will provide
young boys with the experience of creating
custom-built toys, much like what
girls experience at Build-A-Bear for creating
stuffed toys," went the elevator pitch,
which was enthusiastically delivered by
Phillip Leech, a 2012 graduate of the Jesse
H. Jones Graduate School of Business' MBA
for Professionals.
Leech, a software engineer, and fellow
Jones School student Michael Pariser
'12 developed the business plan as part of
Jones School lecturer Dennis Murphree's
class in creative entrepreneurship. But it
was Leech who owned the inspiration. His
light-bulb moment occurred at the mall.
"I had taken my daughter, who is 7, to
Build-A-Bear for her last three birthdays.
My son, who is 10, was mostly sitting on
the floor playing Nintendo DS. I thought
that there should be an equivalent experience
for boys," Leech said.
Inspiration also came from 3-D printing
technology, something Leech had been experimenting
with ever since he purchased
a Thing-O-Matic, a 3-D printer for hobbyists.
A former hardware and software engineer,
Leech bought the device with the
intention of prototyping ideas for fun and
because "it was really cool."
Leech bounced around his idea for a
store that featured 3-D toymaking to family
and friends, but it wasn't until he enrolled
in the entrepreneurship class that
the business concept took serious shape.
He also took the idea to a monthly meeting
of the Jones Graduate School Entrepreneurs
"When 30 people in the same room all say
that you have a great idea, perhaps there is
something to it," Leech said. AFL went on to
win a slot in the Rice Business Plan Competion
and added a third member, current MBA student
Jessica Fenlon, who brought a wealth of
retail experience to the team.
AFL took home $7,300 from the Rice
Business Plan Competition and, though
not a finalist, was mentioned in Fortune
Magazine's on-the-scene report.
"The primary feedback from judges,
which we had expected, was the risk associated
with retail concepts and consumer
products in general," Leech explained.
But that was not the end of the story for
Leech. His transformation from employee
and student to entrepreneur is complete.
He has hired freelance 3-D artists to help
with prototyping, an online store is in the
works, and he has invested in a professional
3-D printer. At the end of May, Leech
became Action Figure Laboratories' first
employee. And that elevator speech is right
in his back pocket.
— Rice Magazine No. 13 2012


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George Gombossy, the reporter who investigated Best Buy's secret intranet site, has announced that the Connecticut State's Attorney's office is now investigating Best Buy. Hmmm, we wonder why!
The state attorney general's office has started an investigation into whether Best Buy maintains a secret intranet site that may have been used by some salesmen to deny customers discounts that appear on the company's public Internet site.
We applaud the CT State's Attorney for moving so quickly on this, but wonder if the investigation will have any teeth. As commenter something_amazing pointed out, Best Buy's price matching guidelines explicitly state that the website does not match store pricing, and the store only matches "a lower advertised price offered by a local retail competitor on the same available brand and model."
Regardless of current legality, we think maintaining an identical website with different prices is a deceptive practice and should be investigated. The State's Attorney will also be investigating other chain stores to see if the practice is common. Are there any Consumerist readers who would like to take it upon themselves to document these practices in other stores, or at Best Buy? Photos would be helpful.—MEGHANN MARCO
State Begins Investigation Of Best Buy's Sales Practices [Hartford Courant]
PREVIOUSLY: Best Buy's Secret "Employee's Only" In-Store Website Shows Different Prices Than Public Website


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Is this page even necessary, all Naruto: Shippūden episode pages have a Crunchyroll link next to them and the original Naruto episodes are only avainable to Crunchyroll premium members. And if this page is staying, can someone remove "COLUBOCCORO" - I'm not allowed to edit it. ~ Fmakck© → Talk → Contributions ~ 00:40, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
- The user who created it (Kacieh) has sysop rights, meaning he or she either is a wiki helper or hacked an account that is. The page has been protected, and the person has removed the deletion tag. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:42, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
Hi guys, this page is part of a big anime partnership between Crunchyroll and Wikia Anime. We are featuring their videos on Narutopedia, Bleach Wiki and the anime hub. In return, Crunchyroll is featuring Narutopedia in their newsletter, which goes out to 2 million Crunchyroll users. Wikia Anime and Crunchyroll are also launching a contest together on Monday to give away some Crunchyroll memberships. This is good for the wiki and will let tons of passionate Naruto fans know about Narutopedia, so please don't delete it. Thanks---- Kacie (talk) 00:47, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
- Crunchyroll videos are already linked in episode pages. It's integrated in the episode form. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:50, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
It looks like the page's been deleted, someone should tag this talk page for deletion too because its need is null and void. ~ Fmakck© → Talk → Contributions ~ 00:52, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
Page was restored. This page is unnecessary, we already have links to crunchyroll videos linked from every Shippūden episode article. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:54, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
I completely agree with you. The double link is unnecessary. ~ Fmakck© → Talk → Contributions ~ 00:58, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
Omnibender: I understand that you feel this page is unnecessary, but please leave it up until Monday. It is part of an agreement that will get Narutopedia a great deal of traffic and recognition and grow the community of fans here. This is going to showcase all of your hard work on the wiki to millions of anime fans. One of your jobs as admin here is to help grow the community. I hope you can understand that it's worth it to leave this page up for a couple of days in return for the support Crunchyroll is giving Narutopedia. ---- Kacie (talk) 00:58, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
- Since it's staying just like I thought, I'll ask this again, can you remove "COLUBOCCORO". ~ Fmakck© → Talk → Contributions ~ 01:01, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
I'm not an admin here. The one wiki I have ever been an admin is the Avatar one, which I haven't been active since it became most invested in becoming a social network than a documentation database. If this page is going to stick around, I suggest making it to show people that the episode pages themselves already have crunchyroll links, giving a link to those articles, similar to List of Animated Media. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 01:03, March 5, 2011 (UTC)
Seems useless. Anyone mind?~UltimateSupreme 17:45, May 22, 2014 (UTC)


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ASCO Annual Meeting
June 3, 2012
In a recent study, researchers found that the new drug trastuzumab emtansine (T-DM1) worked better to control the growth of HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer than the current standard treatment. HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body and has too much of a protein called human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2). The current standard treatment for this type of breast cancer is chemotherapy with capecitabine (Xeloda) combined with the targeted therapy lapatinib (Tykerb). Targeted therapy is a treatment that targets the cancer's specific genes, proteins, or the tissue environment that contributes to cancer growth and survival.
Lapatinib and trastuzumab (Herceptin) are targeted therapies used for breast cancer treatment that specifically target HER2. This new drug, trastuzumab emtansine, is a combination of two types of drugs, one that targets HER2 and one that is more similar to chemotherapy.
In this study, nearly 1,000 patients with metastatic HER2-positive breast cancer who had already received chemotherapy and treatment with trastuzumab received either trastuzumab emtansine or capecitabine plus lapatinib every three weeks until the cancer worsened or the side effects became severe. For the patients receiving trastuzumab emtansine, the cancer worsened about three months later than those receiving capecitabine and lapatinib. After two years, about 65% of the patients receiving trastuzumab emtansine were living with their disease, compared with about 48% of those receiving capecitabine and lapatinib.
The most common severe side effects for patients receiving trastuzumab emtansine were thrombocytopenia (low levels of platelets, the cells that help the blood to clot) and signs of liver function problems. However, these side effects went away with a break in treatment. Patients receiving capecitabine and lapatinib were more likely to need the dose of treatment reduced because of the side effects, which included diarrhea, vomiting, and hand-foot syndrome (redness, swelling, and pain on the palms of the hands or the soles of the feet)
What this means for patients
"The drug worked significantly better than a very effective approved therapy for HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer," said lead author Kimberly L. Blackwell, MD, Professor of Medicine and Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology at Duke Cancer Institute at Duke University in North Carolina. "Also, as a doctor who takes care of a lot of patients with breast cancer, I'm pleased that this drug has very few side effects. For patients facing metastatic breast cancer, this is a breakthrough." Trastuzumab emtansine is currently only available in clinical trials. Talk with your doctor about all treatment options available to you, including clinical trials.
Questions to Ask Your Doctor
- What type of breast cancer do I have? What is the stage?
- Is my cancer HER2-positive? What does this mean?
- What are my treatment options?
- What treatment plan do you recommend? Why?
- What clinical trials are open to me?
- What are the side effects of treatment? How will they be managed?
For More Information
What to Know: ASCO's Guideline on HER2 Testing for Breast Cancer


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