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Teton Motors Inc carries a wide selection of new Subarus near Sheridan, Wyoming. Using our website you can view our new Subaru cars.
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Europa League: Eintracht Frankfurt beat Maccabi Tel Aviv 2-0 in Group F
Eintracht Frankfurt maintained their 100 per cent record with a 2-0 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Last Updated: 24/10/13 10:36pm
Eintracht Frankfurt maintained their 100 per cent record at the top of Europa League Group F with a routine 2-0 victory over 10-man Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Vaclav Kadlec fired the Bundesliga side in front early on and, after Tal Ben Haim was given his marching orders, Alexander Meier made sure of the points which lift Eintracht five points clear of their opponents.
Maccabi remain in second spot but now have Bordeaux breathing down their necks after the French club's victory over Apoel Nicosia.
The warning signs were there from the early stages when visiting goalkeeper Juan Pablo had to tip Meier's header over the crossbar after just four minutes.
Ben Haim then tested Eintracht keeper Kevin Trapp with his left-footed strike before Juan Pablo made another good stop to deny Tranquillo Barnetta in a frantic opening spell.
But the home side soon asserted their authority with the opening goal after 12 minutes. A header from Meier came back off the crossbar but fell kindly for Kadlec, who had an easy tap-in from six yards.
Barnetta tried his luck again after 25 minutes as Eintracht looked to build on their lead but could only push his shot past the right post.
However, the home side were given a helping hand with the dismissal of Ben Haim after 34 minutes - the striker picking up two bookings in the space of five minutes.
With their man advantage, Eintracht quickly set about turning up the heat on their opponents and Juan Pablo made saves from Barnetta, Meier and Marco Russ to keep the Israeli side in it at half-time.
It took just eight minutes of the second half for the German hosts to find the target again, with Barnetta's in-swinging corner headed in by Meier.
And there was no way back for Maccabi, who have their goalkeeper to thank for keeping the scorelines respectable with Kadlec, Srdjan Lakic and Bastian Oczipka all kept at bay by some brilliant work from Juan Pablo.

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Two young slimmers from Maldon lost eight stone between them to reach the finals of 'Young Slimmer of the Year 2014'.
The competition, run by Slimming World, was open to those aged 16-21 who had lost more than three stone in a year.
Lucie Nicholas, 20, of Beckingham Road, Tolleshunt D'Arcy, lost 3st 8.5lbs since joining Slimming World last October.
Rhiannon Saffell, also 20, of Cross Road, Maldon, lost 4st 3.5lbs since February 2013.
The pair made it into the final 44 competitors of the competition and met Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington, who came along to the final.
She said: "I loved meeting all of the young people at the competition, including Rhiannon and Lucie.
"Teenagers and young people get a bad reputation because we think of them all sitting in front of the TV or a computer but the young slimmers I met, like Rhiannon and Lucie, have shown that their health is important to them and that given the right tools it is possible to make positive changes whatever your age."


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There are so many designs for garden flower beds ideas that can be implement on your garden. These amount of designs has to be properly followed and keep it as well for better performance of the garden layout. As you may know, gardens can give delight to our human senses such as tasting, smelling, feeling, hearing and seeing. They give the smells the actual organic activation once we acquire encircled with bouquets and also greenery atmosphere. Even so, creating some sort of back garden could be a tedious procedure for any novel reader considering that the goal of offering please to be able to other people would certainly often be there. In addition, the actual methods of offering pleasure to all or any the people smells would certainly additionally possibly be there being a intent throughout creating each of our back garden.
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Beside that, flower beds would always be one of the attractive portions of a garden. It makes the plantings and flower plants to appear even better. It also gives the garden a nice layout for better appearance. Flower beds are also best in segregating perennials to avoid mixtures of bordering. This scheme helps the separation of shrubs join flowers and small flowering trees for a more pleasing arrangement. That's why you need to consider about garden flower bed ideas for your home. Once you can make it, you will feel more enjoyment of your garden.


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Recruit and Retain Top Talent With Executive Benefit Plans
March 7, 2016 | Business and Careers, Your Finances
For the third year in a row, business owners in the U.S. say retaining valuable employees is their biggest worry. A 2015 survey conducted by Payscale shows that 63 percent of businesses report "employee retention as their #1 concern ... a massive (125 percent) increase in concern since 2009."1
John Alcantara knows the challenge all too well. As a Northwestern Mutual wealth management advisor and small-business owner, Alcantara waged his own war for talent not long ago when one of his two full-time employees approached him with unexpected news.
"She said she'd been offered a position in an entirely new and different career, and that she wanted to resign," said Alcantara. "But I didn't want to lose her; she'd been with me almost from the beginning of my practice. So I pulled together a financial incentive plan with the hope of getting her to stay. Fortunately I was able to prevent her from leaving."
Today, in light of his experience, Alcantara says he makes it a priority to talk with his business-owner clients about ways to reward and retain their most valuable contributors.
"I think most business owners recognize that there are certain people who are key to the success of their business, and they worry about what might happen if they lose those people," said Alcantara. "What they may not understand is that they can control some of that risk with customized nonqualified benefit plans."
If you're a business owner, nonqualified benefit plans let you reward the commitment of your most important employees with financial incentives. Unlike qualified plans (such as 401(k) plans), which must be made available to all employees, you can select which key employees will receive these nonqualified benefits, and you determine the level and types of benefits provided.
Some of the most common nonqualified benefits are:
1. Elective Deferred Compensation Plans. With an elective deferred compensation (EDC) plan, you give key employees the option to defer a portion of their income—from their current salary or from a bonus, for example—until a later date. Typically, employees who take advantage of these plans want to set aside pre-tax money for retirement beyond the maximum contributions they can make to their 401(k)s. Under this EDC plan, employees choose whether to participate, and they contribute to the nonqualified plan by deferring their own income.
2. Supplemental Executive Retirement Plans (SERPs). A SERP is another type of deferred compensation program, but it differs from elective deferral in one significant way: SERP plans are funded by the employer, who agrees to pay supplemental compensation in the future to select employees in addition to their current salary and other benefits. This is the type of plan Alcantara designed to retain his key employee.
"Of course, as a business owner, you have to contribute to these plans, and you can design them in a number of different ways," he said. "But life insurance tends to be the favored informal financing mechanism because it accomplishes two things at once: You can insure the person to whom you're providing the incentive plan; and the policy's cash value grows tax deferred, which can be used to help pay the SERP benefit at some point in the future."
The downside, according to Alcantara, is that business owners don't get an immediate tax deduction on initial contributions made to a SERP like they do with matching pretax contributions to an employee's 401(k). Employers may claim a deduction when the SERP benefit is paid to the employee. In addition, the business owner maintains ownership of all the funds set aside for the SERP—and can tap into these company resources, if need be—until it's paid out.
"In that respect, a SERP is one tool that allows you to retain control of the plan payout; at the same time, it lets your key people know that you have an interest in their future and you care enough to invest in them."
3. Bonus Plan. A bonus plan allows you to provide added compensation for your key employees. The employee can choose to use that bonus to purchase life, disability income insurance or health insurance or even investment products; and you can pay the premiums directly to the insurance or investment company. With a bonus plan, you are able to take a tax deduction on the paid compensation, while the amount bonused is taxable to the employee.
Incentives like these can be useful tools when looking for ways to retain your most valuable employees. They may also give you a competitive edge in attracting new talent. "I haven't yet used nonqualified benefits to recruit new employees, but I can imagine sitting down with a really great prospect and offering these kinds of incentives as a way to bring him or her on board."
If you're considering the use of nonqualified plans to recruit or retain people who are critical to the success of your business, talk to a financial professional. He or she can help you design a plan that not only meets the needs of your business and its key employees, but fits well within the context of your overall financial plan, including the personal goals you've set for your family.
1Payscale, 2015 Compensation Best Practices Report, http://resources.payscale.com/rs/payscale/images/2015_PayScale_CompensationBestPracticesReport.pdf, p.3.
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Russia and the USSR from Nicholas II to the present. Offered: jointly with HSTEU 445.
Class description
In 1917, the world's first experiment in creating a socialist society was launched in Russia. Seventy-four years later, in 1991, Soviet Communism collapsed. Although relatively short-lived, the Soviet experiment was the great utopian project of the twentieth century. Its significance, therefore, transcended Soviet borders. Its meaning was debated around the globe. For some, it was humankind's ultimate hope; for others, its "totalitarian terror" was among humanity's darkest nightmares. Now that the history of the Soviet Union is behind us, and we have access to more sources that once were secret, we can assess as never before the meaning of the Soviet socialist project. Indeed, we need to do so, for the challenges that the Soviet socialist project entailed, whether creating the just society, overcoming economic backwardness, or using politics to transform society and culture, are some of the challenges (and dilemmas) that face the world today.
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General method of instruction
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Most important is a desire to learn and an interest in the subject matter. No background in Russian history will be assumed.
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XCP, African Cities Reader, & other journals
I've been seeking to find—or print myself—the perfectly structured literary magazine since I began editing and publishing XCP: Cross Cultural Poetics in the mid-1990s. Those early issues of XCP sought to be a space where social utterance met social inscription, transitioning in the late 1990s into a more directed focus on social documentation and ethnographic praxis. In response to the perceived retreat of social movements in post-9/11 USA, XCP expanded its concerns to include more creative and scholarly work addressing the articulation literature and social movements (Bruce Campbell's essay "Assembly Poetics in the Global Economy: Nicaragua" (XCP no 10, early 2002), would serve as an example of that work). In the past decade, perhaps the closest I've come to the exact magazine I want to read was XCP 21/22 (2009): South Africa: Literature and Social Movements. And I'm hoping that the series of issues we've currently got calls out for—on China: Literature and Social Movements, on Adrienne Rich, and a special guest-edited issue (by fellow Harriet blogger Craig Santos Perez and Brandy Nalani McDougall) on Guåhan & Hawai'i: Literature and Social Movements—will reach that impossible summit, too.
When I look to other journals and editors for inspiration, there's a small handful that I seem to continually turn to: I love reading Marxist geography in Antipode; I love reading the always enlightening and expertly designed Transition; I love the discoveries I always make reading Radical History Review; and I love the somewhat parallel interests of the editors and constant innovation of Vancouver's West Coast Line.
In recent years, I've added the African Cities Reader to my list of long-time journal loves. About six years ago, I was fortunate to spend an evening in Cape Town, South Africa, discussing editorial praxis with Ntone Edjabe, editor of perhaps my favorite journal out there, Chimurenga, which I first wrote about for Harriet four years ago. The African Studies Reader is the more recent project of Edjabe and crew. To date, it has published two stunning issues of new work around this editorial position:
"For us it is self-evident that one has to take the youthful demographic, informality and a non-conventional insertion in global circuits by African urbanites as a starting point for a sustained engagement and retelling of the city in contemporary Africa. The cultural, livelihood, religious, stylistic, commercial, familial, knowledge producing and navigational capacities of African urbanites are typically overlooked, unappreciated and undervalued. We want to bring their stories and practices to the fore in the African Cities Reader. In other words, the African Cities Reader seeks to become a forum where Africans will tell their own stories, draw their own maps and represent their own spatial topographies as it continues to evolve and adapt at the interstice of difference, complexity, opportunism, and irony."
Issue one contains work like Chris Abani's "Lagos: A Pilgrimage of Notations," Nuruddin Farah's "Of Tamarind and Cosmopolitanism," a series of prose and poems from Allan Kolski Horwitz (from the Botsotso Jesters), and much more. African Studies Reader II: Mobilities and Fixtures is an even more ambitious project—and a project that even more closely lives up to the editors' mission, as quoted above. Rather than try to summarize the issue in this blog space, I invite readers to click on this link where you can find the complete first two issues available for free download (or to read online). You'll find work like Khulile Nxumal's mid-length poem "Africa in Two Monuments," which reads, in part...
The section where our white little coffins buried our little, our babies, is a parched gravel elevation, a look like a life lived without a fire, a necklace made of trash moment, after moment, full circle without attaining any goals. No footprints, no crunches of the feet of visitors.
Reminds how much, this is such a mad city, that I have seen a girl, white girl, I am told grew up chasing goats in the eastern cape.
In the end, journals like African Studies Reader, Transition, Antipode, Radical History Review, Chimurenga, and West Coast Line inspire me as a poet, engage me as a scholar, and challenge me as an editor. It's that combination that I'm looking for in my journal reads. And this series of publications most certainly have gotten my attention.
Mark Nowak is the author of Revenants, Shut Up Shut Down (afterword by Amiri Baraka), and Coal Mountain Elementary (2009), all from Coffee House Press. His writings on new labor poetics have recently appeared in The Progressive, Virginia Quarterly Review, American Poets in the 21st Century: The New Poetics (Wesleyan...


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Material handling solutions provider Intelligrated has hired a sales engineer.
Michael Snyder will handle New England sales and be based in the company's Somerset, N.J., office, according to a news release from Cincinnati-based Intelligrated.
Snyder, who will report to Eric Palotas, Intelligrated's vice president of Eastern regional operations, also will provide engineering, estimating and other services.
Snyder has 18 years' experience in material handling, previously working as a systems installation technician, manager of new product development and systems analysis and sales representative.
Intelligrated makes conveyor systems, sorting systems, palletizers, robotics, warehouse control software and other automated material handling systems.
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I play all my shows and movies off a USB hard drive plugged directly into my TV so I wouldn't have much use for this even if it made its way over here.
As long as I can play games on my Wii U, I'll be pretty happy.
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Oscar winner Cate Blanchett, husband, theatrical director Andrew Upton and their children Dashiell, 7 next month, Roman, 4 1/2, and Ignatius 'Iggy', almost 7 months, take a leisurely stroll together in Sydney, Australia on Sunday.
Blanchett, 38, plays the Russian Agent Irina Spalko in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, now out on DVD. She was recently asked in an interview what her kids thought of her being in the film?
"My kids absolutely loved it too. They had a ball with the trucks and the soldiers and the locations. It meant an enormous amount to my kids. They were on set, and Steven Spielberg was great with the children. They loved all the effects and the stunts. It was a real riot for them."
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Ah, the glove. A much misunderstood knitter's staple. Too fussy to knit! Too hard! Too uncomfortable! To this, I say pshaw. Gloves are lovely fun. And, when worked in a smooshy aran-weight yarn, knit up quicker than you might think. Plus, there's a great joy in knitting a glove that fits your hand exactly.
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Cranberry Strawberry Sauce Recipe
This recipe was given to me by my aunt quite a few years ago. It's especially good with turkey, chicken or pork, but my family also likes it as a topping for waffles, cheesecake—even ice cream!
- 2 cups fresh or frozen cranberries
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 carton (10 ounces) frozen sliced strawberries in syrup
- 1. In a saucepan, combine cranberries, water and sugar. Bring to a boil, stirring until sugar is dissolved. Boil gently, uncovered, 3-4 minutes or until about half of the cranberries burst. Remove from the heat; immediately add strawberries. Let stand until strawberries are completely thawed, stirring occasionally. Refrigerate. Yield: 2-1/2 cups.
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2 tablespoons: 38 calories, 0 fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 1mg sodium, 10g carbohydrate (9g sugars, 1g fiber), 0 protein.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 1/5/2014 (1209 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Stelio Mattheos went to sleep on Wednesday night as a happier-than-average 14-year-old.
He had seen the future and it felt good.
On Thursday morning, the Winnipeg Bantam AAA Monarchs' scoring sensation stayed home from school for a while so he could watch the Brandon Wheat Kings make him the first-overall selection of the 2014 WHL Bantam Draft in Calgary.
Wheat Kings GM and coach Kelly McCrimmon called Mattheos and his family late Wednesday night to confirm the team planned to select him first.
"He just told me that they'll be really happy to have me aboard and I'm thrilled to be aboard with the Wheat Kings and it's a dream come true," Mattheos said, then smiled, "Not much trouble (sleeping), no."
The 6-21/2, 174-pound centre doesn't turn 15 until next month. Mattheos scored 50 goals and 53 assists for 103 points in 32 regular-season games with the Monarchs this season.
"(Being the top pick) was my goal since the start of the year, for sure," Mattheos said. "But really, during the season, I was just focusing on our team winning and that's where the focus was. As long as we kept winning, I was happy."
The scoring and winning certainly attracted attention, from both WHL scouts and teams and U.S. college programs. Mattheos and his family weighed the options, he said, and came down firmly in the WHL's and the Wheat Kings' camp.
"There was some interest there but I'm completely committed to the Brandon Wheat Kings," he said.
So, unlike one of his hockey heroes -- Jonathan Toews was a first-overall WHL pick in 2003 but went to school at the University of North Dakota -- Mattheos will be a junior player.
He said he was happy to confirm Toews is someone he tries to model himself after, but then in a sheepish moment, qualified the thought.
"For him (Toews) being a complete player," Mattheos said. "But I think we'll be going different places in our development. I have a lot of work to do before me and Jonathan Toews can be used in the same sentence."
After making the pick in Calgary, McCrimmon told the Brandon Sun: "Size, skill, character, skating ability. Really a good young player. He, I think, is going to really continue to develop and he's going to be a power forward that's a real good player for our organization and a real hard player to play against."
The Wheat Kings wound up with the top selection for the very first time in the bantam draft's history through good trading and good fortune.
They cut a deal to possibly swap 2014 first-round picks with Saskatoon two years ago and in March, when the WHL conducted its draft lottery and the lowly Blades won to move to the top of the selection order, it was a bonus day in Brandon.
Mattheos said his plan is to be a member of the Winnipeg AAA Midget Wild next season.
"Right now, I'm just trying to become a better player every day," he said. "Today was a fun day but after today, I've got to get back to work and keep getting better every day."
He said his explosiveness will get much attention during training this summer. He expects that will be four days a week, plus three more days a week on the ice.
This was the second year in a row Brandon turned to a Winnipeg source for its first selection.
With the fourth-overall pick in 2013, the Wheaties chose Winnipeg forward Nolan Patrick, who joined the WHL team for some action late this season.
Thursday's bantam draft featured two other Manitoba-born players chosen in the first round. Roblin product Josh Brook, a defenceman with the Notre Dame Hounds in Wilcox, Sask., went fourth overall to the Moose Jaw Warriors. At No. 19, the Portland Winter Hawks chose Winnipeg Hawks centre Cody Glass.


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Opportunistic Fungal Infections, Part 3: Cryptococcosis, Histoplasmosis, Coccidioidomycosis, and Emerging Mould Infections
Opportunistic Fungal Infections, Part 3: Cryptococcosis, Histoplasmosis, Coccidioidomycosis, and Emerging Mould Infections
Because of lapses in the immune system, immunocompromised hosts are at risk for infection with endemic fungi. Although infection is associated with exposure, it may represent reactivation of latent disease from exposure that occurred many years previously. When a patient presents with an infection suspected of being caused by an endemic fungus, it is of utmost importance to obtain a thorough history, including past and current places of residence, recent travel, and exposure to pets or other animals. Serological studies are often required to make the diagnosis.
It is also important to consider moulds other than Aspergillus species as the cause of fungal infections in immunocompromised hosts. Infections attributed to Zygomycetes and Fusarium and Scedosporium species are being reported with increased frequency. These infections clinically present in a manner similar to infections caused by Aspergillus species and often cannot be distinguished from aspergillosis on radiographic imaging or often on histological examination. Thus, culture is often required to confirm the diagnosis. In addition, currently available antifungal therapies have gaps in their coverage of some of these organisms, making identification all the more necessary.
Cryptococcus neoformans is responsible for cryptococcosis. Infection is acquired by inhalation. Initial exposures to the yeast can lead to active symptomatic infection with local or disseminated disease or latent infection similar to that caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.1
Cryptococcosis has been described in patients with cancer who have impaired cell-mediated immunity or have received high-dose corticosteroid therapy. Donor organ- transmitted disease has been reported in patients who have received a lung2 or corneal transplant.3
The primary sites of infection are the lung and CNS. Infection can occur at other sites, including the skin, prostate, and eye. Most immunocompromised hosts will present with constitutional symptoms, including fever, malaise, cough, weight loss, or headaches. Chest radiographs may show alveolar or interstitial infiltrates that can be caused by other pathogens1 and thus make diagnosis challenging (Figure 1).


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Official Website of the City of Milwaukee
CALL for Action (414) 286-CITY | Click for Action
City Clerk's Office
This page is currently out of date. The new version of Map Milwaukee is available here. http://city.milwaukee.gov/mapmilwaukee
The links and instructions below no longer work. An update to this page with revised instructions is coming soon.
Map Milwaukee, the City of Milwaukee's online Geographic Information System, has maps of historic districts.
1. Go to the Map Milwaukee website: www.milwaukee.gov/MapMilwaukee3480.htm.
2. Select "Enter Map Milwaukee."
3. On the right side of the window, select the checkboxes next to "Local Historic Districts" and/or "National Historic Districts" (these layers are under the "Property and Zoning Data" category). Un-check "Aldermanic District" and the historic districts will display.
4. Zoom in to the area of interest by selecting the "Zoom in" button on the left side of the window. Repeat as needed.
5. On the right side of the window, under "Layer List," select both the box and circle next to "Parcels" under the "Property and Zoning Data" heading.
6. If you have zoomed in close enough to see parcel lines, you can use the "Identify" tool on the left side of the window to determine the address and taxkeys of parcels located in designated districts.
For additional help on using MapMilwaukee, go to: http://gis.milwaukee.gov/website/mm1/help.htm.
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Christie LX700 / Sanyo XP200 projectors added to hire
The range of video equipment available to hire from Enlightened is ever increasing. This latest addition of Christie LX700's is complimenting the range of LCD video projectors available, entering in at the 7000 lumen point. With a high contrast ratio too of 2200:1, these projectors are a valuable addition to the range above the Sanyo XP 100 (Christie LX650) and below the Sanyo XF45 (Christie LX100) & Barco CLM R10+.
The Christie LX 650 and LX 700 are in fact the same chassis as the Sanyo XP 100 and XP200 and thus the extensive range of Sanyo XP Lenses are fully compatible with these new units. Options available range from an Extra Wide fixed W32 Lens (0.8:1) right through to T32 Long Throw Zoom Lens (4.25-6:1).
Full details and specification can be found in the product downloads section of the website here.
A detailed comparision table of projectors branded by Sanyo Christie and Eiki can be found here.
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Card Name: Flames of the Firebrand
Mana Cost: {2}{R}
Colors: Red
Type: Sorcery
Types: Sorcery
Rarity: Uncommon
Artist: Steve Argyle
Number: 132
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Flames of the Firebrand deals 3 damage divided as you choose among one, two, or three target creatures and/or players.
Near Mint Condition
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To celebrate Blog Action Day 2009, Google offered a larger glimpse into its various greening efforts around campus.
Read the whole story
Well, that's pretty nice.
It made me feel warm and cuddly, like google just smiled at me.
I REALLY dig the part about the goats :P I find that to be hysterical. And it seems so like Google to do something like that.
Were there any cost-savings involved with this "going green" effort? Or was it all just hello-kitty, feel-good, "we're saving the environment in inefficient ways" self-gratification?
That's been my biggest complaint about the green wave. Companies that promote green products are usually just riding the advertising coat-tails, and charging a premium to the customer for it. When I think "green", I think cost-savings in addition to positive environmental impact.
Doing things like tossing solar panels on a prius and charging through the nose for it is not my idea of "going green".
Powered by recycled water? Like hydroelectric or something? Or do you mean that 100% of these two facilities' water use is recycled water?
Which is still great, by the way.
I was under the impression that ALL water was recycled.
You know, part of that water cycle junk or something like that.
Much reduced energy use by their data centers - more than enough to make up the additional money spent on more energy-efficient hardware
The 'Google's Green Initiatives' page linked above gives some more detail - the data center's cooling is done using recycled water (basically 'dirty' water that has been cleaned - its not up to drinking water standards but works fine for cooling servers)
It sounds like a great idea, until you think of all the goat shit that must be everywhere. I guess it also works as a deterrent to keep people off the grass.
This is a common misconception. Water is manufactured and bottled by PepsiCo in NY. The "water cycle" you speak of is an invention of the liberal media.
Man, forget about the crap, have you ever SMELLED a goat? You can smell our goat from 100 feet away if the wind is right.
(Yeah, I have a goat. No, he doesn't mow my lawn, because I don't want hoof dents on my car)


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As the gentle reader might have surmised, we took a quick break and enjoyed part of the holiday weekend up at the northern castle. As might be expected, a lot of other people also took advantage of the beautiful weather for one last summer getaway.
While up there, I stopped by a neighbor's house to pay a visit. I found them outside with another couple who turned out to be new neighbors that had recently retired and moved up to their cabin to live.
The old neighbor, Neighbor 1 (N1) introduced me to the new couple and told them that I live in Milwaukee and am a social worker. It turned out that the woman (N2) had been a social worker in Washington County.
The conversation went something like this:
N1: Ya, Chris is a social worker for Milwaukee County. But they are having a heckuva time down there with that Scott Walker screwing everything up.
N2: Who's Scott Walker?
N1: I don't know too much about him, except what I see on the news or read in the paper. All I know is he's pretty much an a**hole and he wants to be governor. But he keeps messing things up in Milwaukee.
N2: Oh, now I know who you're talking about. Didn't he drop out yet?
Me: [...] (I couldn't say anything. I was too busy laughing.)
Monday, September 7, 2009
True Story
Posted by capper at 1:02:00 AM
Labels: Scott Walker, Up North
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"N1: Ya, Chris is a social worker for Milwaukee County. But they are having a heckuva time down there with that Scott Walker screwing everything up."ReplyDelete
Boy, what a conversation starter.
Of course, no one else on the county board is screwing things up. Or spending the county into oblivion. Nope, nothing to see here. It's all Walkers fault. Move along!!ReplyDelete
Other than that, I'm hoping you like your new neighbors..
No one from the County Board is running for governor.
So that free's them from responsibility?ReplyDelete
Not saying that. But they are here trying to do what they think is the right thing, whether we agree or not. Walker couldn't give a damn. To him, Milwaukee is just a stepping stone.ReplyDelete
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A school employee called police at 7:25 a.m. to report the incident, Knaps said.
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SAPPORO – Tadahito Iguchi and Katsuya Kakunaka each homered in the first inning off second-year right-hander Shohei Otani, who suffered his first career defeat on Sunday as the Chiba Lotte Marines beat the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters 5-1 to complete a three-game sweep at Sapporo Dome.
The 19-year-old Otani (2-1) allowed five runs in seven innings. He gave up nine hits and walked a batter, while striking out nine. Otani, who is also a left-handed hitting outfielder, is currently batting .391 in 46 at-bats. His career record on the mound fell to 5-1.
"It's not that big a deal for me as an individual, but it means as a team we have yet to beat Lotte and I wanted to win," Otani said.
"Physically, I feel fine, and I wasn't fatigued at the end."
Otani was trailing by three runs before he retired his first batter. Shota Ishimine and Daichi Suzuki opened the game with back-to-back singles before Iguchi went deep for the fifth time this season. With one out, Kakunaka also homered to make it 4-0.
"I didn't have real good arm action," Otani said of the forkball he hung to Iguchi that reached the seats.
Marines rookie Ayumu Ishikawa (3-1) allowed a run on four hits over eight innings to earn the win. The right-hander struck out five and walked none.
The victory lifted the Marines, who have won all six of their games against Nippon Ham this season, into third place in the Pacific League standings.
Buffaloes 4, Eagles 1
At Hotto Motto Field, Orix rookie Kazumasa Yoshida (2-0) allowed a run in six innings and the Pacific League leaders came from a run down to defeat Tohoku Rakuten. Kazunao Yamamoto tied it with a fourth-inning sacrifice fly and Ryoichi Adachi capped the three-running by singling in two more runs.
Hawks 14, Lions 3
At Yafuoku Dome, 20-hit Fukuoka Softbank came from a run down in the first inning to whip Seibu, tying it on a Yuya Hasegawa RBI single and taking the lead for good on Yuki Yanagita's grand slam, his fourth homer of the season.
Carp 3, Giants 0 (11)
At Mazda Zoom Zoom Stadium, a duel between ace pitchers developed into a scoreless tie until Hiroshima's Brad Eldred ended the game with a three-run, sayonara home run in the 11th off Yomiuri reliever Tetsuya Yamaguchi (0-2).
Carp right-hander Ryuji Ichioka (1-0) earned his first career win against his former team. Ichioka came to the Carp in the offseason as compensation for the Giants signing of Hiroshima starting pitcher Kan Otake.
BayStars 8, Tigers 4
At Yokohama Stadium, Aarom Baldiris punished his former teammates, doubling twice and driving in four runs in Yokohama's win over Hanshin, his first club in Japan. His Venezuelan compatriot, Guillermo Moscoso (2-2), allowed three runs in five innings to earn the win for the BayStars.
Swallows 5, Dragons 4
At Jingu Stadium, Wladimir Balentien went 3-for-3 with a walk and a two-run, eighth-inning single that lifted Tokyo Yakult to its second straight win over Chunichi.


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According to the Ad Council and The National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse, it's a pretty good time!
Research on women's disproportionate responsibility for housework and childcare has found that that, when men "help" women, they are more likely to do childcare than housework and, when they do childcare, they are more likely to do the fun parts: playing instead of bathing, feeding, cleaning, etc. I guess The National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse is just being realistic, but I'd like to see some diaper changes and dishwashing, too.


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Although Pope Benedict XVI's March 23-28 outing to Mexico and Cuba officially constituted one voyage, in reality it was a tale of two trips. In Cuba, the pontiff was at his most political, engaging in a delicate and controversial tête-à-tête with the Castro regime; in Mexico, Benedict instead focused on the pastoral, featuring a gentle debunking of clericalism.
Benedict's six-day journey, which took him to the León archdiocese in Mexico and Santiago and Havana in Cuba, was the 23rd foreign outing of his papacy, but his first to Spanish-speaking Latin America. (The pontiff visited Brazil in 2007.)
From a media point of view, the spotlight was clearly on Cuba, where the pontiff met both 80-year-old Raúl Castro, the current president, and his 85-year-old brother Fidel, father of the island nation's revolution. Benedict, who also turns 85 on April 16, reportedly told the ailing Fidel that despite his age, "I can still do my job."
As if to prove the point, Benedict walked a political and diplomatic tightrope while on Cuban soil March 26-28.
Given that the church is virtually the lone institution that has maintained some autonomy from the government, Benedict's every word was scoured for political significance. For instance, when he stood in Havana's Revolutionary Square on March 28 under a massive banner of Che Guevara and warned of "irrationality and fanaticism," it was widely taken as a challenge to Cuba's Marxist ideology.
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Yet Benedict also denounced the U.S.-imposed embargo, and declined requests to meet with dissidents. Those moves led to criticism of the trip as a public relations coup for the Castro brothers.
"I'm exceedingly disappointed," said Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, a Florida Republican. "[The pope] refused to meet with any members of the opposition. ... He refused to condemn human rights violations in any meaningful way."
Conservative talk show host Ninoska Pérez was equally disgruntled.
"I believe the complacent attitude towards a 53-year-old dictatorship was unnecessary," she said. "To ignore the repression, the arrests of the opposition, the persons who were beaten -- including right there at the Mass -- is unacceptable."
On background, Vatican officials said that while Benedict sympathizes with the dissidents, he didn't want to do anything that might prompt blowback from the regime, especially for Catholics who have to live in Cuba long after the pope has returned to Rome.
One fruit of that diplomatic tact came with a decision by the Cuban government to declare Good Friday this year a holiday, for the first time since the 1959 revolution.
In Mexico, meanwhile, the pontiff largely steered clear of politics, in part because of looming national elections in July. Several senior figures in the Mexican hierarchy are perceived as aligned in favor of the conservative National Action Party, and Vatican officials privately expressed concern that the trip might be seen as a campaign rally.
The closest Benedict came to a clear social message was his denunciation of the "false promises, lies and deception" behind the drug trade. An estimated 50,000 people have been killed in drug-related violence since 2006, when the Mexican government launched a crackdown on the country's notorious cartels.
Strikingly, although Mexico City has legalized both abortion and same-sex marriage, the pontiff did not directly engage those issues, restricting himself to a passing reference to "defense and respect for human life."
It almost seemed as if Benedict went out of his way to stress the apolitical character of his presence.
In León's Bicentennial Park March 25, he offered a meditation on "Cristo Rey," meaning "Christ the King," which was the rallying cry of the Cristeros during the Mexican Revolution, and is still invoked today by elements of the Mexican church as a political banner.
"His kingdom does not stand on the power of his armies subduing others through force or violence," the pope said. "It rests on a higher power that wins over hearts -- the love of God."
Mexico was the natural platform for Benedict to speak to all of Latin America. More than 40 percent of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics live in Latin America, but the church there sustained significant losses during the late 20th century -- partly due to secularism, but even more to the rapid growth of Pentecostal and evangelical Christianity.
Facing those setbacks, Benedict issued a strong plug for the idea of a "continental mission," formulated by the Latin American bishops during a 2007 assembly in Aparecida, Brazil, that Benedict attended.
In Mexico, Benedict implied that one pillar of a continental mission should be overcoming the clericalist ethos often associated with Latin American Catholicism, in which God is conceived as a cosmic monarch and the lay role is understood in passive terms.
Aboard the papal plane Benedict stressed a "Christianity of the essentials," including a God who is "small and close."
"This synthesis of the great and majestic God, as well as the small God who's close to me and who shows me the values of my life, is the nucleus of evangelization," he said.
The pontiff's most direct swipe at clericalism came in an address to the bishops of Latin America and the Caribbean in León's cathedral March 25.
"Greater attention is due to the members of the lay faithful most engaged in the fields of catechesis, liturgical animation, charitable activity and social commitment," he said. "Their faith formation is critical if the Gospel is to become present and fruitful in contemporary society."
Pointedly, he directed the bishops to respect their laity.
"It is not right for [the laity] to feel treated like second-class citizens in the church," the pope said, "despite the committed work that they carry out in accordance with their proper vocation, and the great sacrifice that this dedication at times demands of them."
Benedict will celebrate the seventh anniversary of his election later this month, and his outing to Mexico and Cuba adds another chapter to what has already been, in many ways, a papacy of ironies.
In Cuba, a pope who first came to prominence by rejecting liberation theology in Latin America, on the basis of its alleged ties to Marxism, made nice with the region's most notorious communist regime; and in Mexico, a pope long associated with a high-church outlook, including the defense of clerical authority, delivered a compelling case against clericalism.
The fabric of history, however, is often stitched with irony, and thus it was on Benedict's March swing south of the border.
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Arizona State Congressman Cecil Ash Claims Belief that Obama is US Citizen, but Panders to Willfully Misinformed Cranks
What is it with state legislatures these days, anyway? Are they engaged in some kind of competition to see who can propose the st00pidest legislation?
CNN's Anderson Cooper Pwns Arizona "Birther" State Legislator
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How do you teach kids to appreciate what they have in life?
It's a classic first world dilemma: right up there with microwave popcorn that won't pop! Someone said that to me the other day, I'd never heard it before. A first world dilemma, as opposed to a third world one.
It got me thinking about the kids.
It's all about the balance, you know? We've got to get the balance right, give our kids enough but not too much. Let them know they're special, and we love them, and let them think we'll give them everything, but not actually doing it. Because, as we all know, the balance will be buggered and our worlds will be full of little monsters.
You just can't give your kids everything they want. At least, you can't let them think they can have everything they want. Who's happy with everything? Tiger wasn't! Lance wasn't! The rich kid round the corner who bullies everyone isn't because he's spending half his time at your place playing with fire in your Bessa brick incinerator. That's what our resident rich kid used to do. He wasn't allowed to have an incinerator so he used everyone elses – ended up being a fireman!
So how do we get the balance right? I have no real idea!
Ours was a household of five kids, chops, sausages, mashed potatoes, peas, beans and tomato sauce. If you didn't eat your tea you were reminded of the starving kids in Africa, which was interesting because we had no idea where or what Africa was. And when we did work it out we still had no real idea of what it would be like to be starving there because we were on a quarter acre block in semi rural Mt Eliza. Life was about how far you could jump your dragster and watching tadpoles turn into frogs.
Can't decide between an X-box and a Wii and a motorized midget truck? No sweat, get 'em all! Why not? They're cheap, they're cheerful, you'll be the fun one! But as all that new stuff piles up and clogs corner cupboards and collects dust, it becomes pretty obvious the kids don't need everything. In fact, they might be better off with a lot less.
Do kids who play under the sprinkler have any less fun than kids swimming in a pool? Okay, probably. But I know kids who have real pools that come to our place and swim in a $48 blow up pool from Big W and still laugh their heads off. It's not so much about the pool but who's in it. We could have a real pool, I suppose. But that would be at the expense of the veggie garden – which should have veggies in it.
Frankly, the vegie garden exists as an expanse of possibility. A reminder of what can be achieved, might be achieved. At last count there was a mango, four zucchini's, two zucchini flowers, two and a half strawberries and a mystery veg we're pretty excited about.
I'm sure it's a first world pastime to let your veggies go to seed. To let them vine ripen for the possums and other marsupials who get out when we're all going to bed.
I'd bet it wouldn't happen in the third world, though.
I'm guessing there are no questions about X-box's or iphones or GPS watches. It's a guess, but I don't think third world kids could give a stuff about knowing exactly how far they travelled from the toilet to the kitchen to the table tennis table to the car and back to the toilet again because they didn't wash their hands. They wouldn't care about knowing the tide height in Manly when you live in Melbourne, or the outside temperature or the barometric pressure or anything a bog standard Casio will tell you.
The third world balance is probably a little different, and like my parents and their parents probably did, we can only try and remind our kids, how lucky they really are. But how? Not making them so lucky? Or giving them opportunities to entertain themselves in a third-world kind of way. Sounds bad, doesn't it, but it's not meant to. I mean it in a teach-our-kids-how-to-entertain-themselves kind of way. Without phones or gaming consoles or logging on. Teach them to entertain themselves by turning up and tuning in to the possibilities around them.
Point them toward a spare half hour and say fill that with something that doesn't need a battery. That's a first world dilemma!


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PHILADELPHIA - For the second consecutive year, sophomore Shelby Fortin has landed a spot on the First Team All-Ivy with her performance at the 2012 Ivy League Championships.
A year after becoming Penn's first three-time champion with titles in the 200, 500 and 1000 Freestyles, Fortin defended her crown in the 500 Freestyle on the first night of the championships. Shrugging off a challenge from Harvard freshmen Courtney Otto, who led with 100 yards to go, Fortin blazed down the stretch with a 26.88 split over the final 50 to win going away in 4:44.91.
On Friday night, she added another piece of hardware with her win in the 200 Freestyle, coasting to the wall by a second over Yale's Joan Weaver with a time of 1:47.27, an NCAA 'B' cut. With the 1000 Free being contested on the same night, Fortin sat out that competition and instead focused her final effort on an event she hadn't swam all year, the 1650 Freestyle.
Without a seed time, Fortin had to swim her 1650 on Saturday afternoon rather than during Saturday evening's finals. Nevertheless, she turned in a time of 16:32.88 to set a Penn school record. With the finalists knowing the time they needed to beat, only one, Harvard's Kelsey Hojan Clark, was able to chase her down, sending Fortin toher first careerrunner-up finish.


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Dear list members, On going through the article on the FFI by Eli Barzilay and Dmitry Orlovsky http://www.ccs.neu.edu/scheme/pubs/scheme04-bo.pdf It says: "libffi is maintained and distributed as part of the GCC project, but its goal is to provide a portable library. We use it for all platforms that PLT Scheme targets, including Windows (using a slightly adapted version that works with Microsoft's compiler, courtesy of the Thomas Heller [13])." Does that mean that if I'm using the Windows version of Racket and I want to use the FFI to interface to ImageMagick, that the ImageMagick Windows executable must also be compiled with the microsoft C compiler rather than with MingW GCC ? A few years ago when I interfaced ImageMagick to Ruby using Ruby's ImageMagick interface "RMagick" there was a problem for a while about RMagick being compiled with Microsoft Visual C compiler (it may have been a particular version of the Visual C compiler?) and I think the ImageMagick executable for windows was compiled with MingW GCC. The problem was resolved when the RMagick interface was compiled using the same compiler as ImageMagick. Thanks, Harry Spier -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.racket-lang.org/users/archive/attachments/20111127/ac6ad4a5/attachment.html>
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Fleury, Penguins clip Canadiens in Game 3
MONTREAL — Something for those allegedly wise Penguins fans who spent parts of two days doubting a couple of Stanley Cup stars: Geno's shot is still great, and the Flower remains flawless when the Penguins need him most.
The defending Stanley Cup champion Penguins are ahead, 2-1, in this best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series because center Evgeni Malkin's fifth playoff goal early in the third period and 10 saves afterward by goalie Marc-Andre Fleury sparked a 2-0 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night at Bell Centre.
"Of course I'm happy when I score and we win," Malkin said before grinning while agreeing that he told Fleury to make that goal at 1:16 of the final period count.
"I knew it was going to be tight until the end," Fleury said. "I was just trying to stay focused."
His position coach, Gilles Meloche, said the morning of Game 3 that maintaining focus would prove Fleury's greatest challenge as this series played out.
"It's not a stats series for 'Flower,'" Meloche said as he watched the Canadiens practice. "There will be stretches where he doesn't see a shot, long stretches — and the other guy (Montreal goalie Jaroslav Halak) faces a lot of shots, so he makes a lot of saves.
" Flower is only going to look good only if he gives up just one goal."
He would have given up three in Game 3 if not for dazzling stops to preserve a 1-0 lead that held until winger Pascal Dupuis' empty-net goal with 15 seconds remaining.
There was a right-pad beauty on winger Brian Gionta at 10:34, then a left-shuffle sharpie on winger Mike Cammalleri at 7:40, and finally a crease-crusher on center Tomas Plekanec at 3:50.
"I thought he was as good as he had to be, honestly," said Cammalleri, who had scored a playoff-leading eight goals.
"I don't think he would tell you it was a heroic performance. We weren't in their end all night but, hey, none went in. I don't think you have to be any better than that."
The Canadiens had only 10 shots when Malkin, who had gone four games without a goal, scored to snap a 0 for 5 drought by the Penguins' power play since performing perfect on four advantages in a Game 1 home win.
Cradling a cross-ice feed from the left point by defenseman Sergei Gonchar, Malkin ripped a puck past Halak, who was expertly screened by Penguins center Sidney Crosby.
Despite going a fourth straight game without a goal and a third in four without a point, Crosby again proved capable of influencing the outcome of a contest without an impressive final score sheet — not that a 13 of 21 performance on faceoffs was without contribution to this win.
"We worked on it in practice," Malkin said of point-shots with Crosby setting a screen.
Malkin and Fleury worked hard after this game to not take umbrage with fans in Pittsburgh who had questioned their 2010 postseason.
Their mutual close friend, Penguins forward Max Talbot, said neither Malkin nor Fleury pay much attention to what's said about them outside the dressing room. Another of their allies, defenseman Brooks Orpik, said neither star player looked flustered by outside criticism that they should play better.
"That comes with the territory when you're two of the highest-paid players on the team," he said.
Also with the territory: delivering in tough spots.
Fleury and Malkin did in Game 3, the ninth of 11 the Penguins have won since returning to the playoffs in 2007.
"This was pretty good," said Fleury, who was born in Sorel, Quebec. "To win that game at home with a shutout is pretty cool."


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I have lived in The Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Scotland and England. I've travelled throughout Europe. I often go to Italy or Scandinavia to see my friends, but I feel at home in Portugal.
I like to learn diverse cultures and the intelligent way people live life as well as their art. I enjoy the company of different people and those from around the world.
I like classical Latin dancing such as argentines tango, bachata, cha cha cha and salsa. I dance the waltz, fox trot, quick step and rumba in my Ball Room dance lessons.
I practice yoga and swim every week and occasionally sport and disciplined in the arts Kung fu and Thai Chi. I'm comfortable on skies.
I was touched by the Big Blue, Dancing with wolves, Last of the mohicans, Narnia and the Brave one.
About food I like Italian (Yum), Greek, Thai (Spicy), Indonesian, Chinese and mostly Japanese food . Sweets I would say Fruit. Cake = Cheese Cake for me. :-()
I like red wine and mango smoothies.
I mostly read academic books and science journals. But have a passion for art.
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Compassion for others
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Les Gets Snow Report, 07 Dec 2010
The last week there has been a splendiferous dump of snow in the village of Les Gets and the mountain, approx 30cm at 1172m. The plentiful trees are glazed with snow making the resort look truly beautiful as we draw nearer to Christmas. The slopes are not yet open until the 18th December but because of the recent snowfall, runs on the Mont Chéry side of the resort have been opened on Saturday and Sundays.
Matt and Stuart, two experienced boarders in our staff said they found themselves in some knee-deep powpow/powder at the top of the 'Pointe' Sunday afternoon.
Snow is forecast to fall on Thursday so conditions could not be better. The temperature is averaging at 0-3 Celsius, which makes for lovely weather to stroll from shop to bar in the quaint town of Les Gets.


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Only seven months after giving birth to her first child, the singer reportedly found out that she is pregnant again.
Although she has just lost more than 60 pounds of baby weight, Jessica Simpson does not hesitate to get plump again. The singer/actress reportedly is pregnant with her second child, seven months after giving birth to daughter Maxwell Drew Johnson.
Per Us Weekly, a source revealed, "It definitely wasn't planned. But yes, Jessica is pregnant again." The source added, "She really is overjoyed!" This would be her second child with fiance of two years Eric Johnson (II). A representative for Simpson is yet to respond for confirmation or denial.
After giving birth to Maxwell in May, Simpson joined diet planner Weight Watchers as their spokeswoman. Her diet, which started in July, included smoothies, proteins, veggies and healthy snacks. Simpson, who weighed more than 200 pounds when she was pregnant, also walked an hour daily and hit the gym four days a week.
Simpson has admitted that there was a pressure for her to lose the weight quickly. "My weight has always been something that people like to comment on," she said. "I've gotten used to it. I've had to come to a place where I am comfortable with myself. I'm a mom now and get to be a role model for this beautiful little girl."


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"Among the many wise precedents set by this extraordinary man John Carroll, few proved of greater public benefit than his insistence that the Catholic clergy should hold themselves aloof from politics. We have already seen his reluctance to join the Continental Congress' commission to Canada in 1776 lest this political action should endanger his priestly office, for, as he said, when ministers of religion leave their professional duties for the realm of politics, 'they generally fall into contempt, and sometimes even bring discredit to the cause in whose service they are engaged.' Archbishop Carroll followed that principle all through life, and his policy made a lasting impression on the Catholic clergymen of his own day and on those who followed. When, for example, the Protestant pulpits rang with denunciations of Jefferson in the campaign of 1800, there was no corresponding echo from Carroll and his priests. Good Federalists as most of these clergymen probably were in their conservative sympathies, there was no public pronouncement to lend Catholic sanction to John Adams and his friends."
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The protesters had staged blockades on highways, ports and airports around Greece since July 18, angry at plans to open up the profession to more competition _ a requirement of an international bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.
Representatives of taxi owners associations Friday voted 13-4 on Friday to end the crippling strike after municipal authorities agreed to delay issuing new licenses until a new round of negotiations between the protesters and the government, expected later this month, has ended.
Before the decision was announced, protesting cabbies from the southern city of Patras, occupies toll stations on a nearby highway, allowing motorists through without paying toll fees.
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Cognitive Effects of Inhalational Versus Intravenous General Anesthesia in the Elderly
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|Lumbar Spondylosis Cervical Spondylosis Hip Osteoarthritis Knee Osteoarthritis
|Drug: inhalation anesthesia with isoflurane vs. TIVA with propofol
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Does Inhalational Anesthesia Accelerate Postoperative Cognitive Decline?
- Change in Neurocognitive Performance (Z-score) [ Time Frame: 3 months post operatively ]
Mean change on composite scores (z-score) for memory and executive function measures.
Memory measures: Hopkins Verbal Learning Test-Revised and the Brief Visuospatial Memory Test-Revised.
Executive function measures: the Trail Making Test (Army, 1944), Digit-symbol substitution and Symbol Search subtests of the Processing Speed Index of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-III (WAIS-III; Wechsler, 1997) and the Controlled Oral Word Association subtest of the Multilingual Aphasia Examination.
The outcomes were constructed as summed z-score composites. They are scaled as standard deviations. Thus, a score of 0 was central on each composite, and 95% of the scores would fall within -2.0 and +2.0. While there is no minimum or maximum value is rare for any score (<1%) to fall outside the -3.0 to +3.0 range.
Higher scores (and thus positive change value) indicate an improvement of function.
|Study Start Date:
|November 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: 1
Inhalational anesthesia with isoflurane
Drug: inhalation anesthesia with isoflurane vs. TIVA with propofol
variable depending upon patient
Other Name: Diprivan
Active Comparator: 2
total intravenous anesthesia with propofol
Drug: inhalation anesthesia with isoflurane vs. TIVA with propofol
variable depending upon patient
Other Name: Diprivan
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A prospective randomized pre-test post-test design will be used. After obtaining informed consent, patients will be randomized to either: 1) Inhalational anesthesia with isoflurane or 2) Total intravenous anesthesia(TIVA) with propofol. Randomization will be stratified by surgical type so that this variable is equally distributed between the treatment groups. All patients will be maintained at a standard depth of anesthesia (40-60) using a Bispectral Index (BIS®) monitor. Normocarbia will be maintained in the operating room using capnography monitoring. Normothermia will be maintained throughout the procedure.
The anesthesia team providing care for these patients will be able to choose the premedication and muscle relaxant for the anesthetic technique. Patient controlled anesthesia or regional anesthetic techniques may be used for post-operative analgesia at the discretion of the anesthesia team providing care for these patients. Anesthesia will be induced with intravenous propofol and fentanyl in all patients, unless contraindicated. Patients will be mechanically ventilated with air/oxygen. Temperature will be maintained > 35º C and ventilation will be adjusted to maintain end-tidal carbon dioxide (CO2) at 35 ± 5 mmHg. Mean arterial pressure will be maintained ≥ 75% of baseline or ≥ 60 mmHg, whichever is greater, in both groups. After induction of anesthesia, the maintenance anesthesia will consist of either:
- Inhalational anesthesia group - isoflurane will be used for maintenance of anesthesia. Intravenous fentanyl and/or remifentanil will be used for supplementary analgesia. These agents will be administered to maintain a normal depth of anesthesia using the BIS® monitor and traditional signs of anesthetic depth.
- TIVA group - propofol and opioid infusions (fentanyl or remifentanil) will be used for the maintenance of anesthesia. The infusions will be adjusted to maintain a normal depth of anesthesia using the BIS® monitor along with traditional signs of anesthetic depth.
All subjects will undergo pre-operative neurocognitive testing within two weeks of their surgery, and at 3 months post-surgery. The persistence versus resolution of cognitive deficits over time will be determined with a 1 year post-surgical follow-up assessment. Pre- to post-test change scores will be compared across groups on primary and secondary outcome variables (see below) while controlling for relevant demographic variables (age, education, sex).
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|65 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- patients (aged 65 years or older) scheduled for elective spine or major joint replacement (total hip or total knee arthroplasty) at Duke University Medical Center or the Durham VA Medical Center
Exclusion Criteria:
- not fluent in English and able to comprehend the English language
- have severe visual or auditory handicaps
- Carry a diagnosis of dementia or score < 18 on the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) as calculated from the Modified Mini-Mental State (3MS) (see D4 below)
- have allergies to eggs, propofol, isoflurane, fentanyl, remifentanil, or pregabalin
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00788008
|United States, North Carolina
|Duke University Medical Center
|Durham, North Carolina, United States, 27710
|Durham, North Carolina, United States, 27710
|Principal Investigator:
|Terri G Monk, MD
|Duke University
|Responsible Party:
|Duke University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00788008 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 6, 2008
|Results First Received:
|December 24, 2014
|Last Updated:
|March 23, 2015
Keywords provided by Duke University:
spinal, joint
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Osteoarthritis, Knee
Osteoarthritis, Hip
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Rheumatic Diseases
Spinal Diseases
Bone Diseases
Central Nervous System Depressants
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Hypnotics and Sedatives
Anesthetics, Intravenous
Anesthetics, General
Anesthetics, Inhalation
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and never did the older OP ones either. I think I'm probably on about the same technical level as those asking the q's above (and that's why I'm suggesting nchtrnman---extremely easy)
have you flashed back from any of the January OP's? getting the loop?
I am very anxious to try them, but gonna wait until they get all that stuff figured out.
There is a lot of discussion churn on slatedroid recently that was caused by Pandigital's unofficial "release" of 3 OP firmware versions, and flood of new owners ($60 Kohl's clearance). Newbie questions injected into the technical discussion threads created a lot of "noise" resulting in confusion. This was aggravated by obsolete knowledge by the "experts"... knowledge that did not take into account the changes introduced by the latest flurry of OP firmware versions.
I have flashed my WPDN from the original firmware, to 11/19, to 1/3, to 1/11. I tried nchtrnman's firmware (I found it to be disorganized and likely confusing for less tech-savvy owners). I tried all of the custom firmware versions. I must have flashed and reflashed my WPDN nearly 2 dozen times in the course of 3-4 days.
Bouncing around between the OP firmware versions and non-OP versions does indeed introduce the danger of flash-looping. I did experience that when going from 1/3 OP to 11/19 (stock PDN). The cause for that looping was rooted in the advice that someone gave that it was not necessary to temporarily remove the internal microSD card. They claimed that simply pushing a file to the device they could avoid having to remove the card. That might have been correct with the original OP firmware released by Pandigital, but it is certainly not correct with the 1/3/11, 1/11/11, and 1/14/11 firmware versions.
BOTTOM LINE: The microSD card must be removed when installing ANY OP firmware. (I don't know why people are "scared" to remove the card... the PDN is designed to have the rear cover removed, just like a cell phone.)
Once I reset my microSD card and flashed the device back to 11/19. I was able to cleanly install 1/11 OP (while the microSD card was removed), reboot it, shutdown and insert the microSD card, and boot up and continue to configure it.
The configuration (along with respective links to slatedroid threads) that I posted in this thread results in a fully functional Android tablet. It is functionally equivalent to my Android smartphone except that the PDN can't make phone calls.
This configuration is clean, fast (for the hardware), and complete. It has a properly operating sleep function and reliable WiFi. It contains all of the original PDN apps. (including an updated B&N store/shelf/reader)
I will be sticking with this until a time when Pandigital officially releases a firmware that is equivalent to what I currently have.
If someone simply wants to turn their WPDN into an Android tablet, then I would recommend doing what I posted.... AFTER learning the procedures for flashing firmware, removing the microSD card, and generally getting familiar with the device.
...if someone wants to tinker with the WPDN, experiment, learn, and try different things, then I would discourage them from using this configuration (or ANY OP-based firmware). Although I have been able to go back and forth between OP and non-OP firmwares, I know that variations in individual devices could be unpredictable.
All that to say, the configuration that I'm using should be undertaken as a "final destination" not as just another option to test out.
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Hull City have signed Wolves striker Michael Branch on a month's loan in a bid to kick-start their season.
The Tigers have won just two of their first 11 games and boss Jan Molby is keen to increase their output of 14 goals.
Branch has not played in the Wolves first team this season and is on the transfer-list at Molineux.
The 23-year-old hopes to get his own career back on track by helping Hull up the Third Division table.
"Michael's opportunities have been limited at Wolves," their chief executive Jez Moxey told the club's website.
"But now, he will have the chance to play first-team football and stake a claim for a contract."
Branch joined Wolves from Everton for £500,000 in January 2000, following a loan spell from the Premiership side.
He has scored four times in nine games during his loan stay but has managed just six more since making the move permanent.
Branch made a handful of appearances last season before going on loan to Reading for a month.
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