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HOUSTON - Details continue to emerge about a Katy man killed in the Algerian hostage standoff.
The death of Frederick Buttaccio, 58, is believed to be the result of a mission launched to free hostages at a BP natural Complex in Algeria.
Buttaccio lived in Katy, and was a BP employee. According to his LinkedIn account, he was a sales operation coordinator for the company.
In 1976, he graduated from the University of Houston with a bachelor's degree in Business Administration in Accounting.
Community members sent their condolences to the family Saturday.
"I'm sad for the family. I wish that those kinds of things weren't happening. I served in Iraq and went through a little bit overseas so I can understand how the family would feel with this going on and this happening. I do give my condolences for the family," said Mike Marshall, who lives in Houston.
KPRC spoke with Buttaccio's son and he declined to make a comment at this time.
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News about Regions Financial Corporation, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Regions Bank Fined $7.5 Million for Illegal Overdraft Charges
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said that Regions violated a customer opt-in rule that was enacted in 2010.
April 29, 2015, Wednesday
Some Big Banks Offer Payday-Like Loans
Some large banks make small loans, similar to payday loans, for customers with direct deposit.
February 8, 2012, Wednesday
Regions Settles S.E.C. Action And Puts a Unit Up for Sale
Lucas Jackson/Reuters Robert Khuzami, director of the S.E.C.'s enforcement division, in February.As regulators announced a settlement Wednesday with Morgan Keegan of charges that it defrauded customers during the financial crisis, its parent put t...
June 23, 2011, Thursday
Despite a Spurt of Banking Deals, Pace Ahead Looks Slow
"Too small to succeed" is expected to drive consolidation in the industry, but many bank buyers are choosing to wait.
June 22, 2011, Wednesday
Regions Settles S.E.C. Case Over Former Morgan Keegan Funds
The settlement was announced the same day that Regions Financial said its Morgan Keegan unit was for sale.
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Many Banks Are Clinging to Billions in Bailout Money
Nearly 600 institutions are holding on to more than $30 billion, about 13 percent of the $245 billion handed out to banks during the financial crisis.
March 18, 2011, Friday
Feinberg Faults Banks for $1.6 Billion in Bonuses
Citigroup and Goldman Sachs are among the 17 companies that the special master for executive pay is expected to spotlight for making lavish payouts during the financial crisis.
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Banks Seek to Keep Profits as New Oversight Rules Loom
The ink is not even dry on the new rules for Wall Street, and already the bankers are a step ahead of everyone else.
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Markets Finish Flat After Fed's Report
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Richard X. Bove, the outspoken banking analyst, contends that the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico could benefit banks in the region because they are likely to receive a flood of relief money in deposits.
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Clarice Smith Distinguished Lectures in American Art
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What Makes American Art American?
Wednesday, October 10, 2012, 7 p.m.
Adam Gopnik is an award-winning American critic, essayist, commentator, and journalist. A writer for The New Yorker, Gopnik is also a regular contributor to National Public Radio and a frequent guest on the Charlie Rose show. Gopnik began writing for The New Yorker in 1986 and was named the magazine's art critic in 1987. In addition to numerous fiction and humor pieces, book reviews, profiles, and reporting pieces, he has published several collections of essays and nonfiction books, including Paris to the Moon (2000), and Through the Children's Gate: A Home in New York (2006). Gopnik, the recipient of three National Magazine Awards for Essays and Criticism and a George Polk Award for Magazine Reporting, lives and works in New York City.
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before 900; Middle English understanden, understonden, Old English understondan; cognate with Dutch onderstaan.
To have a comprehension allows one to "stand upon" it or to take a "stand." It is the "under" part of this word confuses me. There is a suggestion that the root of under could have meant between or among; this doesn't clarify "understand" for me.


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Liberal Senator Gary Humphries has acknowledged to his party that a win for Opposition Leader Tony Abbott in September's election will mean pain for Canberra.
In his pitch to Canberra Liberals ahead of Saturday's preselection duel with former local leader Zed Seselja, the Senator said the coalition's policies would come at "some cost to the people of Canberra."
In support of his nomination, Mr Seselja has reassured the party faithful that he would stick to conservative values and not "run to the left" if he wins the party's number one ACT Senate spot.
The Canberra Times has obtained the nomination forms of the two men vying for preselection, in a contest that has divided the party in an ugly feud.
In his reason for nominating, Senator Humphries has frankly acknowledged that coalition plans to slash the Public Service workforce spelled bad news for Canberra's economy.
"Restoring economic security and recurring budget surpluses will come at some cost to the people of Canberra," the Senator wrote.
"The federal budget cannot be brought under control without restraint in Commonwealth spending, hence our commitment to shed 12,000 jobs from the public service.
"During this period of restructuring, Canberra will need an advocate and a champion within the ranks of the new government, a person capable of putting Canberra's case to his colleagues in the midst of the process.
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"As leader I insisted that we should not sacrifice our values or run to the left in order to attract support and I believe that being true to our Liberal values, along with hard work in the electorate was key to massive swings to the Liberal Party in the outer suburbs of up to 18 per cent," he wrote.


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I'm working on a story on Ruslan Fedotenko for The Journal News and LoHud.com tomorrow. So I don't have a lot of the (mostly cliche) quotes from players today.
I'll put up John Tortorella's press conference shortly. He took the high road, but still managed a swipe at whiny Capitals coach Bryan Murray, er, I mean, Bruce Boudreau.
The news, as I'm sure you've seen, is that Derek Stepan is not one of the three finalists for the Calder Trophy … and in fact said that the three who made the final cut — Couture, Skinner and Grabner — would have been his three picks.
Bryan McCabe joined the moustache brigade, with an apparently artificially darkened Trevor "Village People" Gillies-style horseshoe on his face, the beard having been removed. Brandon Dubinsky's is definitely darkened — somebody told me he didn't bother following the directions on the box and so he got some on his skin. Brian Boyle, the founder of the Rangers playoff moustaches, said he was going for a "Captain Morgan" look.


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The weeks just zoom by.
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PHILADELPHIA – Off to its best start since 1993 at 6-1, the University of Pennsylvania field hockey team is looking for the best start in program history. That can be accomplished Wednesday afternoon, when the Quakers host regional rival Lafayette. The Quakers and Leopards will face off at 4 p.m. on the new Ellen Vagelos Field.
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The Series with Lafayette
The Quakers and the Leopards have met 39 times previously, with Penn holding a narrow 17-16-6 lead in the series. That said, Lafayette has won the last five meetings, including a 5-2 decision last year in Easton. Penn's most recent win came in 2007, the last of four in a row won by the Quakers over the 'Pards.
About Lafayette
The Leopards (3-6) snapped a three-game losing streak on Saturday with a 4-1 win over rival Lehigh, but then fell to Rutgers on Sunday. Four of Lafayette's six losses have come to ranked teams. Brittany Blass has a team-leading eight points (3g, 2a), while Hanna Sotiropoulos also has three goals. Kelsey Mead, Haley Keenan and Kristin Heaney have all scored twice. In goal, Jessica Deutsch has a 2.44 goals-against average and a .607 save percentage.
About Penn
*At 6-1, Penn is off to its best start since the 1993 team was also 6-1. If the Quakers beat Lafayette, they will be 7-1 for the first time in program history. (Penn's 1992 and 1994 teams were both 6-1-1 after eight games.)
*Penn is also 2-0 in Ivy League play for the first time since 2001.
*Last year the Quakers tied a program record for goals in a season, with 42. They are well on their way toward giving that mark a run this year, with 26 goals in their first seven games.
*The story this week has been junior goalkeeper Carly Sokach, who was named Ivy League Player of the Week on Tuesday after her 12-save shutout at Harvard on Saturday.
*It was Sokach's third double-figure save total this season; she also had 11 in a 2-1 loss at Bucknell, and 12 in a 4-3 win against Cornell.
*Sokach has a .797 save percentage and a 1.86 goals-against average for the season. In the last five games, however, the save percentage is up (.851) while the GAA is down (1.40).
*Freshman Jasmine Cole already has two hat tricks in her collegiate career; it took her four games to do it. The first one came at Saint Joseph's, and the second one came in her Ivy League debut against Cornell.
*Cole -- who leads Penn and the Ivy League with nine goals this season -- was named the co-Ivy League Player of the Week and the Ivy League Rookie of the Week on Sept. 24, primarily on the strength of her performance against the Big Red.
*Junior Emily Corcoran has also been on fire, with two goals against Pacific and La Salle last week. (She put eight shots on goal against the Explorers last Wednesday.) Corcoran has seven goals and three assists for 17 points, one behind Cole.
*Another freshman, Elise Tilton, scored twice in a 23-second span last Sunday vs. Pacific; she is third on the team with five goals.
*Sophomore Elizabeth Hitti, who scored the goal in Penn's 1-0 win at Harvard -- providing a nice homecoming for the Massachusetts resident -- now has eight points on the season (3g, 2a). Senior Julie Tahan is right behind her with seven points (2g, 3a).
*It was good to see junior Alex Iqbal get on the score sheet against Pacific; she assisted on a goal for her first point of 2013. Iqbal was an All-Ivy performer as a freshman, but missed all of last year due to an injury.
*Junior defender MaryRose Croddick also gained her first point of 2013, with an assist against Cornell, while senior Sunny Stirewalt had her second point of the season, an assist, against Pacific.
*Tahan and Croddick were second-team All-Ivy players a year ago; both are back this season. Hitti, meanwhile, received honorable mention despite being a freshman. The team also welcomes back Iqbal, who was an All-Ivy honoree in 2011 as a freshman but missed all of last year due to injury.
*Tahan and Iqbal are this year's captains. In addition to Tahan, the other seniors are Stirewalt, Amelia Cohen and Katie Harrington.
Up Next...
Penn remains at home, hosting Ivy League rival Dartmouth on Sunday at the new Ellen Vagelos Field. Faceoff is slated for 11 a.m.


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OTTAWA — Laughter, giggles, and screeches filled the air at the
Putnam County YMCA late into the night on Saturday and early Sunday.
children between the ages of five and twelve arrived at 8 p.m. and
stayed at the facility until 8 a.m. on Sunday, to attend the Y's "Youth
Overnight." Lori Fetherolf, Executive Director and the facilitator of
the overnight, was pleased with the turnout.
"That's a pretty good
number, considering I didn't have anyone signed up a couple days ago,"
she related. The children swam and played some lively games of dodge
ball before devouring several pizzas. They were able to take advantage
of the foosball and pool tables, play board games and basketball, and
use playground equipment such as hula hoops and jump ropes. Dottie Wise,
a Y employee, helped chaperone the overnight. "I was the only one who
volunteered to help!" she laughed.
The overnight was a bargain for
parents. The Y charged a nominal fee of $20 for members and $30 for
non-members, and a $10 discount was given for each additional child from
the same family. A midnight snack and a light breakfast were also
included in the price.
"It's cheaper than a babysitter, considering we feed and entertain them," Fetherolf expressed.
half the children who participated were first-time visitors to the Y;
many of the children brought a friend to share the fun.
Lorenzo Walther, a Leipsic fifth-grader, said that although he brought a friend, he also wanted to meet new friends.
What did the parents do while they kids were otherwise engaged?
Carter Welch, from Glandorf, surmised his parents were going to watch a movie while he and his three siblings were gone.
Steffan, an eight-year-old Glandorf resident, explained, "They're (my
parents) are at home. My uncles came to visit — they live far, far away
and they're sleeping in my room. That's why I'm here."
expected the most of the children to turn in for the night around
midnight. The program room was packed with sleeping bags and pillows, in
preparation for movies and popcorn. The executive director said she had
taken Friday off work to stockpile some 'zzzs'.
"Sleep?" a group of tween girls giggled. "Probably not!"
S. Maag, from Leipsic, was realistic about getting some shut-eye. "I'll
sleep," he divulged. "I've been to stuff like this before."
Gabby Steffan, from Glandorf, declared, "I'm going to stay up late, watch movies, and party with popcorn!"
were thrilled with the program. Jill Welch commented, "This was the
second youth overnight my kids have participated in. Lori and Dottie
both do a great job keeping the kids active and busy throughout the
night. The kids love swimming and the gym games are always creative and
fun. After I dropped the kids off, I had no doubt in mind that they were
safe and would have an amazing time- and they did!"
Welch concluded with a chuckle, "And of course we enjoyed our time away from the kids!"
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Topic: Avemar or "Ave"
I have been researching something the last few days that I'm very interested in and I will pass it on here. I'm going to post some of the articles here so they can be more easily accessed. The product is called Avemar or "Ave" in the United States (it has only recently been available in the US).
There are about 20 articles in pub med (you can reach that site from the general information area here - it is very easy to register and access information). All of them show that this natural product is doing good things where cancer is concerned. We are meeting with our oncologist and a naturopath in the next week and we will discuss this product with both of them. It looks to me like this is a natural product (they say it has no side effects, just doesn't taste too great) that will break the barrier between modern and alternative medicine - at least that is what the peer-reviewed articles are saying.
I would be very interested to know if anyone has been taking this and what their experience has been.
Below are a few of the articles that interested me from pubmed:
Fermented wheat germ extract (Avemar) in the treatment of cancer and autoimmune diseases.


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An Exploration of the Effects of Alcohol
de Ben Lariviere
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Alcohol is a powerful substance. Drinking alcoholic beverages can put people at ease and cause them to be more social and to let loose. However, alcohol consumption can be a double-edged sword. While drinking alcoholic beverages in a social atmosphere can often be a positive experience, the substance certainly has a dark side. When one has exceeded their level of tolerance, they may make poor, and sometimes dangerous decisions that can negatively affect both their own and the lives of others. Furthermore, alcoholism is defined as, "a chronic disorder marked by excessive and usually compulsive drinking of alcohol leading to psychological and physical dependence or addiction," (Merriam-Webster), but its affects can reach beyond the individual. Alcoholism is "known as a family disease," (Parsons) because it affects not only the alcoholic, but all the people in close contact with the alcoholic. Alcohol is the cause of two extremes in its consumers. At one end of the spectrum, alcohol can cause temporary happiness and relaxation, but at the other, alcohol can cause a family countless physical and psychological problems.
In order to show the way in which alcohol is not always seen as dangerous or destructive, I started my book, Dissolved, with attractive photos of alcoholic beverages. These photos are meant to create a contrast, when juxtaposed with the second section of the book. To represent the extreme, life-affecting power of alcohol, I made a request to both people I knew and those I didn't to anonymously contribute personal stories of a way in which alcohol had effected their lives. I found it interesting that all the stories I had received, with the exception of one, were negative stories. This strikes me as interesting because I feel that, in general, people associate consuming alcohol with fun. Once I had received those stories, I searched for discarded family photos that in some way made a visual-connection to the stories I had received, with which to appropriate. The connection between each story and its respective photo are each different and specific to each pair. To reference the destructive nature of alcohol, I used the concept that if photographs printed with ink were soaked in alcohol, the ink would begin to dissolve. To represent this, I created images of the found photos sitting in the same alcoholic beverages from the first section of the book, with ink swirling around in the drinks. The photos I chose to appropriate, have a vintage, dated look to them, which make them seem like memories. However, in the photographs in which the inks are dissolving, it seems almost as if one's happy memories are fading away, due to the destruction of the alcoholic beverages. The pages on which the found photos are seen dissolving in alcohol face a page in which their corresponding contributed story is typed out, in the shape of glasses, bottles and other containers associated with the particular drink each photo is soaked in. The unnatural text-box shape may cause the reader some difficulty in reading each story, which further pushes the idea that alcohol can shape and distort our perceptions and memories. Furthermore, we are so familiar with images of alcohol that they become immediately recognizable to us, even when the outline of these objects are constructed of text.
Overall, this book is meant to provoke thought about the different perceptions we have about alcohol consumption and our attitudes about it. It may bring up questions like, "Why, if we know alcohol can be extremely destructive, do we continue to embrace it as a regular part of social life?" or "How far have the effects of alcohol reached in my family tree?" It was not my intention to answer these questions, or make judgement on the morality of consuming alcohol, but rather provoke thought and allow each reader to construct their own thoughts and feelings on the subject.
Works Cited
"alcoholism." Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Springfield, MA: Merriam-Webster, Incorporated, Web.
Parsons, Tetyana. "Alcoholism and Its Effect on the Family ." AllPsych Journal (2003): n. pag. Web. 16 Jan 2011.
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The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart
Association have devised a classification system for
heart failure that categorizes heart failure based on
the progression of the disease that occurs in most people. Under this system,
heart failure is classified by stages A through D.1
Person is at high risk for developing heart
failure but has no structural disorder of the heart.
Person has
high blood pressure,
coronary artery disease,
diabetes, a history of
drug or alcohol abuse, a personal history of
rheumatic fever, or a
family history of
Person has a structural disorder of the heart
but has never developed symptoms of heart failure.
Person has structural changes to the left
ventricle, has heart valve disease, or has had a
heart attack.
Person has past or current symptoms of heart
failure associated with underlying structural heart disease.
Person has shortness of breath or fatigue
caused by left ventricular systolic dysfunction or is without symptoms and is
receiving treatment for prior symptoms of heart failure.
Person has end-stage disease and requires
specialized treatment strategies.
Person is frequently hospitalized for heart
failure or cannot be safely discharged from the hospital; person is in the
hospital awaiting a heart transplant; person is at home receiving continuous
intravenous support for symptom relief or being supported with a mechanical
circulatory assistive device; or person is in a
hospice setting for the management of heart
CitationsHunt SA, et al. (2009). 2009 focused update
incorporated into the ACC/AHA 2005 guidelines for the diagnosis and management
of heart failure in adults. A report of the American College of Cardiology
Foundation/American Heart Association Task Force on Practice Guidelines.
Circulation, 119(14): e391–e479.
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Korres Cherry Lip Gloss
Korres Cherry Lip Gloss Reviews
KORRES NATURAL PRODUCTS CHERRY FULL COLOR LIP GLOSSIt is sort of rose, sort of mauve, and totally natural looking. It is described as a "sheer dusty rose". It is just that. The gloss has a faint cherry scent - think real cherries, not cherry candy. The scent fades very fast, which I like. There is no flavor. The gloss is fairly reasonably priced compared to most glosses. I just repurchased this in the "Cherry Picked Lip Gloss Quad" - which is a r...read moreeally great value ($28 for 4 full-sized glosses). This gloss came in a set available at Sephora that came with 3 other Cherry Full Color Glosses and 3 Lip Butters. This set has gotten me hooked on Korres. This gloss is #25, otherwise called Natural Purple. As others have said it's more of a rosy mauve, a mlbb color. It has a fair amount of pigment, straddling the line between a sheer gloss and a liquid lipstick. The consistency is wonderful - moisturizing, non-sticky, non-goopy and doesn't leave weird residue on your lips after it's faded away and it's time for reapplication. Smells faintly of cherries, think ripe cherries, not artificial or overly sweet; no flavor. All in all, a wonderful gloss -- and on top of all that, I love that it's natural and the company is animal friendly. All I can say is WOW to this amazingly beautiful color. The color is a beautiful pink somewhere between mauve and rose. I am just starting to try Korres products, but so far I find their color names hilariously inaccurate. This is nowhere near purple, unless Korres likes to consider pink "natural purple". It doesn't matter to me. Like others I got this in the trio set of glosses, but I will definitely buy this one it's own when I am done with the tube I've got. Other pluses: A wonderful creamy texture that is not sticky at all, and a beautful high shine that make this a more of a grown up gloss. I saw this on temptalia's website, and it looked stunning on her lips! It looked like a beautiful, creamy, coral lipstick... despite the name "Natural Purple." Even she made reference to the name being misleading, because there was no purple in this at all. Well, I don't know if I just have unusually pigmented lips or what, but this gloss didn't appear ANYTHING on me like it appeared on Christine's (temptalia) lips! On me, I could see where the name "natural purple" comes from, because this gloss darkened my natural color and made them look very dark mauve. I am not comfortable in lipsticks and glosses that darken my lipcolor, even if others might find it attractive. I am shocked by how many reviewers also said that the name does not match the gloss's name or color (natural purple), and I am probably the only one here who sees what Korres see. I like that this gloss is moisturizing and I like the cherry scent, I just can't stand the color on me. I still would rate it as a better than average product, but I am never going to wear it again since I can't stand the color on my lips. I am planning to return this to Sephora. — 5 years, 4 months agomihshelle | 182 reviews
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I don't like them.I have at least five or six of these glosses floating around. I liked the idea, and they do smell like cherry candy. However, the gloss is a little thin and slick. It isn't sticky at all, but only seems to stay on lips for a little while, is only somewhat moisturizing, and there never seems to be enough product on the wand. There are a few nice colors, and some very blah ones. I definitely will NO...read moreT be repurchasing these, but I can see how they would appeal to ladies who want a natural subtle gloss. — 6 years, 3 months agoLipglossandSpandex | 521 reviews
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Cherry good moodI love this cherry lip gloss because it brightens up my face which lifts my mood. Great quality gloss that's worth every penny. — 7 years, 9 months agoTBjunkie | 692 reviews
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Prevenar 13 Helping to Prevent Pneumococcal Disease
in Infants and Young Children Around the World
Pneumococcal disease is a leading cause of death in young children and can result in invasive infections such as meningitis and sepsis, as well as noninvasive infections.
Prevenar 13, which is based on the scientific foundation of Prevnar—the company's 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine—provides coverage against the 13 most prevalent serotypes associated with pneumococcal disease in infants and young children worldwide. Prevenar 13 includes the seven serotypes in Prevenar (4, 6B, 9V, 14, 18C, 19F and 23F) as well as six additional serotypes (1, 3, 5, 6A, 7F and 19A). Notably, serotype 19A is now the most common invasive-disease-causing serotype in the United States and is increasing in prevalence elsewhere. It is frequently antibiotic resistant.
First introduced in Germany in December 2009, Prevenar 13 had been registered in 80 countries and launched in more than 50 countries around the world by the end of 2010.
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Older adults are also at increased risk for pneumococcal disease and its potentially serious consequences. As a result, we announced in December 2010 that we are seeking supplemental indications for Prevenar 13 in both the United States and the European Union in adults 50 years of age and older for the prevention of pneumococcal disease caused by the 13 serotypes contained in the vaccine. Pfizer's applications to the FDA and EMA are based on six Phase III studies involving approximately 6,000 subjects.
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As a part of our ongoing commitment to accelerate global access to our vaccines and medicines, on December 12, 2010, we made history when Prevenar 13 was introduced into the first childhood immunization program for pneumococcal disease in the developing world, in Nicaragua, under the auspices of the Advance Market Commitment (AMC) program. The AMC is an innovative program which involves private-public partnerships to help make newer vaccines available on a sustainable, affordable and accelerated basis to the least developed countries.
The launch of Prevenar 13 in the developing world within one year of its introduction in industrialized nations was unprecedented, given the average 15-year gap between introduction of new vaccines in developed and developing countries.
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Hello all.
I am Ashley (HammerfistXI) the reason I have started this post is to help are outfit get more organised and better working together. Also to help get and guild new players of are outfit. To many times I hear new player in sure what to spend Certs on, wafflenumber ask if some one would help to organize and come up with ideas for the outfit. So this will be an evolving post so hang with me as I work throw this.
Rule 1 for this post. please don't spam in here with everyday things, use are other post area for that (freedom Friday)
Rule 2 members of are outfit please post you in game name with what u are Certing in, and what you are working to, for eg. Copy and past this to use as a template
my roles that i like to do -
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my ideas for are squad or "and" outfit -
Rule 3 - if u come up with a new idea to add, instead of post a new reply every time. Please go back to your 1st post and edit it, this will help to keep this post clean and clutter free(dom)
The goal of is post will be to find out what every ones skills are, and to organise effective teams. I've got about of ideas after a night of sleep after wafflenumber ask for some ideas. But for that first we need to know what people are set up as and what they like to do.
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Certs. Planetside 2 can be abit Grindy so for new players. So hears the best way to get Certs and what to do with them. Gonna keep this sweet and short. You will soon learn "I need more Certs!!"
1. The best classes to 1st play the game as is engineer or medic, medic is has a longer range than e engi with the default gun. Kills earn u a basic 100 exp per kill, boost and memberships change this, for a free to player the best thing to do is heal, repair and supply in a zone that you are DEFENDING, as defenders get 15-20% boost to all actions in that zone. So follow a Zerg of ppl drop ammo boxes and repair stuff this will get u alot of exp.
2. Save Certs, now for free to players if u don't want to spend money on this game that's fine but ill need to not waste your Certs. Focus them 1st thing you should get is a scope for you basic gun, when I start I was engi I am currently lv 25 and I still use the basic engi carbine with the hs/nv this scope is very good for close range fights, it reflect light of any surface, this means u can spot them sneaky stealthed snipers, as they can not hide from this scope, but it has its limits u can only see around 100m in front of u, it fades the rest out. The other good one is the GD Reflexer. All optics cost 30 Certs. U don't need anything else for these guns ie flashlight (pointless).
3 so you are earning good income of exp in supporting. Now for killing learn to recoil, to kill things you need to take the shield out, so u won't to forces burst fire on the chest of ur target and then slip up to the head, this can very easy take out a heavy. Don't spray and pray the only guns that can do 1 shot head shots are bolt action rifles. Shoot at a wall learn how to recoil ur gun.
4. What to spend certs on, this is easy you spend it on what's earning you exp. that's it. Don't waste your starting Certs on junk you will hardly use. Eg cert the repair/heal gun for to make it more effective only go to level 3 this wont cost many crets. Go higher if u want to spec as that class this will help u earn more exp (Certs) 1 cert = 250 exp
5. Try before u buy. Simple trial something before u spend ur hard earned Certs, u can only trial weps and not attachments.
6. The best exp earner is defending, tie this in with supporting ur fellow squad mates for squad support gets bonus exp
7. *NEW* after some reading hear on the fourms i have seen something pop up a few times regarding accounts, if your a new player DON'T have a seven account. make your account with SOE http://www.soe.com/ it seems to cos less problems when you have an SOE account.
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Welcome back! Didn't get a chance to watch The Voice or Smash? Have no fear. Dena the NBC Prime Time Blogger is here! (I tried to think of something catchier, but I feel pragmatism is best in these types of situations.)
The Voice
Well we have to start off with a shout out to our Houstonian rock star, Sarah Golden. WAY TO BE, LADY. Her super sincere, no-BS vocals won me over, and I'm glad she ended up with Cee-Lo, who might push her to stretch creatively.
This episode was less about the judges and more about the contestants, perhaps for the first time this season. And the thing is… I'm not quite sure I like it. The sob stories are nice every now and again, but how much can you really feel for every single contestant whose parent is sick or has suffered some sort of brain trauma that everyone thought would leave him/her paralyzed/mute/cross-eyed? Like Katrina Parker, the Insurance Worker that Looks like an Overgrown Blonde Shirley Temple—really? Mold? Katrina Parker: The Untold Inspirational Tale of Sickness, Courage and Fungus. Less crying. More singing. Unless of course you're that adorable Boy from the Body Shop in Baaaaahston, James Massone, and you're crying because you feel validated. In that case, cry all you like. It's precious and endearing. And I'm a sucker for a 23-year-old manchild in a Letterman jacket who sings like a sweeter, less-abusive version of Chris Brown. (He went to Team Cee-Lo by the way. So very many people did this episode… it's gotta be the cat.)
Then there was the Gorgeous Lesbian Model Warrior Princess, who I immediately hated on sight. But then she opened her mouth and wouldn'tcha know it, her sound is super cool and interesting. Although my favorite part of her entire audition was the exchange between Blake Shelton and Cee-Lo before she got on stage:
Blake: "Sounds like heels."
Cee-Lo: "You're riiiiiiight…"
Behold the brilliance of the Dynamic Detective Duo of Blay-Lo.
There were, however, some serious standouts, like this Pip character that looks like a cross between a Fagin Boy from Oliver Twist and Justin Bieber in suspenders. I'd give him a creative nickname but honestly, I don't think I could conceive of something more fitting than Pip. It always astounds me when a 19-year-old kid has that kind of power and stage presence. He's a staaaaah. And I'd buy his album today.
The judges passed over quite a few contestants this episode, and one person who I think deserved a buzz was David Grace, the Football Dude turned Musician. I found his rendition of "Sweet Home Alabama" to be stylized without losing the integrity and vibe of the original song. The dips and modulations Blake and Adam were talking about I thought were certainly purposeful and added a little something special to make his sound unique. I really hope he gets a second shot and that someone (cough ADAM LEVINE cough) picks him up and lets him rock out.
All four coaches seemed to really be into the final contestant of the evening, Jordis, but all I really took away was that homegirl can do a mean powersquat in heels.
Man, remember Christina Milian? Apparently no one else does, either. You know your singing career's in the gutter when all you can contribute to a vocal competition are your services as a Social Media Correspondent…
Onwards and upwards!
I feel as though I really went into this show full throttle, with a no holds barred 100% I-support-the-arts-therefore-I-support-Smash attitude. But in order to really see this show for what it is, one must acknowledge both its successes and the failures, the ringing high notes and the awkward, talentless, flat ones. Yes, the premiere episode was outstanding. Yes, the talent of the cast cannot be denied (in most cases— I'll get back to this later). But the question for me has always been, "Can this show really hold up for an entire season? Does the story line provide enough support for all of the musical numbers I want to see? CAN KATHERINE MCPHEE ACTUALLY ACT?!" I feel this sophomore episode has answered a few of those questions.
First, a recap: This second episode is called "The Callback," and essentially we see Ivy and Karen battle it out and finally learn who clinches the role of Marilyn (THEY MADE US WAIT A WHOLE 2 EPISODES?! RUTHLESS. I'll only make you wait until the end of this paragraph.) What's crazy to me is they both actually look like Marilyn. NBC, how did you do that?? Well I suppose with a little help from the Make-Up Fairy we can all look like pretty much anyone (Am I right? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R2BdIexyvo). But I digress. If you thought Karen's late night rendezvous with a sexy British director put a strain on her relationship with the boyfriend, you should see what happens when she's late for dinner. Clearly, there is a very high priority placed on punctuality. In other news, Julia's husband is having second thoughts about the adoption after they realize it will take upwards of two years for them to actually get their baby from China. Besides, he wants to return to his passion of… teaching… science…? By the end of the episode, Julia reels hubby back in with an emotional, flowery letter to the future birth mother of her child, to which the social worker silently auction claps. Eileen (Anjelica Huston) lays the smack down on her creepy soon-to-be-ex-husband in a restaurant. Sexy Director Man chooses to work on Marilyn instead of My Fair Lady, validating Eileen and assuring us that Smash will, in fact, go on. But by far the highlight of the episode is the 20th Century Fox Mambo, the musical number staged and choreographed by Derek (aka Sexy Director Man), featuring Karen Cartwright. Now THAT is what I'm talking about. And THAT is why I watch this show. And finally, the grand reveal: IVY IS MARILYN! EXPERIENCE WINS OVER DOE EYES! THERE IS JUSTICE IN THE THEATER WORLD! … Well, she did sleep with the guy. Oh did I forget to mention that? The whole casting couch thing, apparently it's real. At least in the Smash world.
As to whether or not Katherine McPhee (Karen Cartwright) can act… the jury is still out. One thing, however, is for certain: she has that doe-eyed, ingénue-y, Marilyn at Marilyn's best thing DOWN. She always kind of looks like she's on the brink of crying but is determined to keep her chin up, and I dig it. But for some reason I don't buy her relationship with the boyfriend… it seems pretty flat, there's very little chemistry and he seems more like her English tutor than her boyfriend. Clearly she has WAY more chemistry with Sexy Director Man, but let's be honest. That man could have chemistry with a metal folding chair.
Where on EARTH did the people behind this show find the actor who plays the son of Julia and Frank Houston (Debra Messing and Brian d'Arcy James)? He is atrocious. Every time he opens his mouth I count down the seconds until he closes it again. I am actively distracted by how awful he is and want to file a complaint with the casting directors of this show.
All in all, a fair episode with the exception of the 20th Century Fox Mambo number which, for me, redeemed any dull moments in the hour. I live for a costume quick-change and some sequins.
Check back next week for more updates, and thanks for watching KPRC Local 2!
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2010 December Commencement: Photogallery
Tuesday, 21 December 2010
The December Commencement ceremony celebrated the graduation of 37 baccalaureate students and 81 Adult Studies students on Saturday,
December 18, 2010.
Families and friends of the graduates gathered in the Ozinga Chapel Auditorium to witness the presentation of the diplomas by Provost Liz Rudenga and to hear the commencement address of Dr. Sharon Robbert, dean for academic planning and effectiveness and professor of mathematics.
In her address "You Must Remember This," Robbert pointed out that although most people don't always recall the messages delivered by commencement speakers, Trinity students would always remember their particular Trinity experience.
"Trinity Christian College is a community of Christian scholarship committed to shaping lives and transforming culture."
Unpacking Trinity's statement of identity and purpose, Robbert spoke about how each aspect—community, Christian scholarship, and the commitment to shape lives and transform culture—pertained to the student experience.
As she spoke about the shaping of students' lives during their educational journey, Robbert said, "God's hand has been actively shaping each of you through experiences at Trinity so that you might be prepared for kingdom work next week, next year, and in the next decades to come."
The invocation was delivered by Dr. John Hoekstra, director of Adult Studies Education; the song of response and the song of prayer were sung by the Trinity Gospel Choir; and the commencement litany was led by Adult Studies graduate, Sandra Aggen, administrative assistant in the Adult Studies department.
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By Jon Nelson | Fairness Fort Worth
I read with interest the Rev. Stephen Sprinkle's commentary contrasting the Atlanta outcome with Fort Worth's after raids at gay bars in each city. He concludes that "Factors contributing to the non-resolution of the Fort Worth police raid may include a less-than-robust defense of bar patrons by the Rainbow Lounge ownership at the time of the bust, and the less aggressive approach Fort Worth gay leaders employed to bring the city and the police department to account."
The headline contrasts the $1 million settlement with none in Fort Worth. Although the Rev. Sprinkle doesn't mention this as a contrast, I'll deal with it anyway. The Atlanta suit was filed by a private attorney on behalf of 19 patrons of the club and no such lawsuit has yet been filed in Fort Worth .The LGBT community formed Fairness Fort Worth at the outset and stepped forward to represent the community. The injustice experienced was against the patrons and not the bar owner nor any employees of the bar. This contrasts sharply with the facts in Atlanta where the police targeted both the bar and its patrons.
The Rev. Sprinkle's one striking contrast is his belief that the Fort Worth Police Department has never issued an apology and Atlanta has. I have attended at least three meeting where Police Chief Jeffrey Halstead has publicly apologized; the last one was in front of the Rainbow Lounge at a news conference held on Nov. 5, 2009.
The Rev. Sprinkle writes that there has been a "non-resolution" of the raid on the Rainbow lounge. Let me share with you what has happened since the raid and, in the words of the Rev. Sprinkle, "You be the judge":


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The Text Layout Framework is an extensible Adobe ActionScript library built on the new text engine introduced in Adobe Flash Player 10 that delivers advanced, easy-to-integrate typographic and text layout features for rich, sophisticated, and innovative typography on the web. The framework is designed to be used with Adobe Flash CS4 Professional and later or Adobe Flex and is already included in Flex 4 and later. Developers can use or extend existing components or use the framework to create their own text components.
The Text Layout Framework is available as open-source software.
Key features
The Text Layout Framework and the new text engine in Flash Player 10 and Adobe AIR 1.5 bring some amazing new capabilities to the Adobe Flash Platform, including:
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|Issue: Image didn't get resized on the published site
|TLF 3.0 - build error in Flex Builder 3
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