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I plan to catch the game before vs MINN, and probably the game after, vs ATL, before I get out of Indiana this time. It will be my first time to a game in Indy, and I expect to spend some energy figuring out parking, post-game beer options, etc. Any thoughts or recommendations are welcome.
[~]) ... Cheers! Go Pacers!
Scotty's has a big tap selection and is just north of Mo's, it is a prototypical sports bar, decent food (I'm not the biggest fan, but it's alrgiht) and a good beer list.
There is Kilroy's, kind of like Scotty's, food is worse than Scotty's except for the stuffed breadsticks which are great. OK beer selection. There is a Tilted Kilt (Think Hooter's only with girls in Catholic School girl outfits) across from Kilroys, both of these are about a block west of the Fieldhouse.
There is The Pub directly west from the Fieldhouse, never really been in there, but it's usually pretty busy before and after games.
I don't know about the Scotty's menu downtown, but they recently added a Shewman Burger to the Muncie one. It's a bacon cheeseburger with cheddar cheese, jalapeno, and peanut butter. Had one the other day, minus the jalapeno. It's surprisingly good.
Just throwing that out there.
Rumor from the woman who bartends at the Makers Mark stand on the west side of the main concourse is that those will be turning into microbrew stands this season. Yum, if true and if they are local brews on draft.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
I might be able to finally make one of these.
I've been PM'n posters like crazy too.
I hope to finish up before this weekend
I think I'm going to be able to make it as well. You'll recognize me when I show up.
I literally hate the wait staff at Scotty's downtown and the food prep there is always iffy IMO. They have a pretty good disinterest in your enjoyment. But the bar is stocked to the brim with tapped beers of all types, to an impressive level. So if you like beer variety and are fine to just sit at the bar then that's the place for you.
The Pub can get full and is one of those classic wind around snaking kinda hard to move through bars. But it's become a pretty good pre-post Pacers games bar. I've only been a few times but the staff seemed friendly.
Trader Joe - I don't have my tickets yet so I don't know what's up with which pre-season games I have (I have half, not full), but I'll come over there before the Minny game regardless. If I don't have tix maybe I'll grab a pair. Either way I'll come have a John Daly before the game.
PARKING - NEVER, EVER pay for the garage. It's so overpriced compared to the other options. I've had free parking with my tix in the past and used it, but even then last year we were on floor 2 which forced out to Delaware instead of Maryland to NJ, so it sucked. There are meters on Wash and NJ and a couple of cheap lots there too. There is the outside lot next to the garage. There is a garage just north of Conseco. There are even a few free spots on the street if you look.
To me $8-$10 to park downtown is a rip-off, period. You can park for $5 to 0$ and be almost as close and with a quicker exit rate after the game.
Sounds good Seth. I'm usually either at a bar table, the bar, or one of the couches in the entry area. Check your online ticket manage account and you should see your preseason game tickets on there. Booklets don't get mailed til the 20th I think.
We started making the trek over to the RAM after games because Scotty's is a bit of a pain. If I could afford Moe's more often we'd be there
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
I want to, but it's homecoming weekend at purdue.. too many free drinks from alumni to leave.
So maybe Moe's before the MINN game and the Ram after....
[~]) ... Cheers! Go Pacers!
I don't have the Minny game in my package, but I'm going go over to Moe's for a drink since TJ and I have been talking about it for about 6 months. I might get a ticket for the game, haven't decided.
I hope I can go. Kinda crappy I have to leave early but it's whatever.
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Now that I am in town and no longer in VA, I need to try to make one of these parties. I am a 'maybe' this time - will be at the preseason game the night before though.
I am 99% a no go. Will be flying back in from LA arriving around 9:00 PM.
Unfortunately I will be in indy to attend my grandmothers funerall Saturday. Going to Fridays game and might consider stopping by the party to say hi.
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On a more important note, sorry about your loss. :-(
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David Robertson pitched the first (scoreless) inning against Louisville, and John Maine took over. Bats lead 2-1 in the third with one hit, a single by Rhinehart. Russell Branyan drove in the Scranton/WB run against Sean Gallagher.
David Robertson pitched the first (scoreless) inning against Louisville, and John Maine took over. Bats lead 2-1 in the third with one hit, a single by Rhinehart. Russell Branyan drove in the Scranton/WB run against Sean Gallagher.
It's now 5-2 SWB after three.
Not a good day for Louisville pitching. Collectively, Gallagher, Judy and Fisher have given up 10 hits and 7 walks, while striking out just 3 in 7 innings. This has led to 9 runs, 8 of them earned. None of the pitchers were effective. Offensively, the Bats have put 7 runs on the scoreboard. Felix Perez has homered. Willie Harris has two hits and two runs scored. Mike Costanzo also has two hits, including a single and a 3-run jack. He has scored one run and knocked in three. Rojas and Rhinehart also have safeties and scored a run.
Mike Costanzo has flourished since returning to AAA:
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Costanzo's RBIs came on a 3-run HR.
Russell Branyan is 3-4 with 2 doubles and 4 RBIs.
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Bats lose 9-7.
At least they've been scoring a few runs the last several days. That's a development.
Justice French had a rough first inning and Bakersfield (first game of a DH) trails 2-1 in the second. D'Anna doubled.
Stockton is apparently fluent in French. It's now 5-1 after two.
The Bakers string together a bunch of singles, score four times in the third, and are now tied 5-5.
The first seven guys in the Bakersfield lineup are 1-2.
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The Blaze stopped hitting at that point, lost 9-5.
Game two shortly.
Jaren Matthews launched one in the second. Josh Smith two scoreless frames so far. Blaze lead 1-0.
Smith's handsome line through four: 4 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 7 K.
Hamilton has been picked off and caught stealing. Learning day.
Edit: Actually, it was the same play. He was picked off, then broke for second and was thrown out.
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Hamilton was caught again. More important, I suppose, he's 3-4. Theo Bowe, batting behind him now, has two more hits.
It's 4-0 after six (7-inning game) . . . As I type that, Josh Smith loses his shutout on a home run . . . And now it's over, 4-1.
Smith: 7 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 0 BB, 9 K. He's been looking good.
Dayton lost 6-4. Buckley homered. Gerson struggled, although he K'd 8 in 5 IP.
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Time has run out. It seems clear to me that the fiscal cliff is dead ahead of us, and there is little hope left of anything much more substantial than the most superficial "can kick" of three to six months. And that isn't going to increase confidence one iota. It's time to look at the positive side of this, if there is one, and "embrace the cliff."
It's not like I'm hoping for this, but two years of inaction that have included a debt-ceiling crisis and bond downgrade were supposed to have been settled by our recent election.
Instead, in these last few days, we are seeing a president who will not move from seeing an increase of tax rates, not just an increase of revenue, and a quieter but no less intransigent Republican Congress whose leader recently wrote that he'd like to see the president's flagship first-term piece of legislation, the Affordable Care Act, brought back into the negotiations. An op-ed today from Warren Buffett advocating higher tax rates for the wealthy was countered by an op-ed just as confidently rejecting that view from Banking Committee Senator Bob Corker.
What am I missing? Does this look like a different attitude in Washington from what we saw in the previous two years? Does it sound like a breakthrough in "grand bargain" negotiations is about to be made?
Hardly -- it looks like the same palaver and political wrestling that we've seen for the past three years is about to repeat itself for the next three. So let's face it down: It's time to look at the small bright side of this fiscal cliff and embrace what good those mandatory tax increases and spending cuts will do.
Here are a few of the bright spots: First, there will be a repeal of all the Bush tax cuts, which, despite being a help to our recovery in the last several years, are probably less necessary than they once were. And honestly, just rewinding them exclusively for wealthy people was never the fairest way to approach increasing revenue. I wasn't an advocate for a full rollback of rates for those making under $250,000, but everyone should have to bear some of the burden in reversing our deficit challenge, not just the very wealthy.
Talking about spending cuts, here's a part of the sequester that you'll get that neither party would negotiate for otherwise: a $200 billion reduction in military spending. It's been off-limits for either Democrats or Republicans to speak about slicing a big cut from the military, which is arguably more than $600 billion of a $1.3 trillion yearly budget.
There's far more to hate than to like, obviously. But we've got to prepare for what has been the recent modus operandi of our government: its inability to shed partisan dogma and govern. That's why I've been very pessimistic on stocks and commodities and advised harvesting a larger proportion of gains as well as losses if you can spare the cash to pay the taxes.
Ultimately, I remain bullish. The resilience of the U.S. economy is not worth betting against and has proved worthy of investment for the last three years. But first, it looks like another deep pothole is just ahead of us, and I'm guessing our government won't surprise us with any last-minute tar filling.


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Minor gains in profit margins were found at feedyards last week, but average losses still exceed $178 per head, according to the Sterling Profit Tracker.
Beef packer margins gained $10 per head, and packers are finding average profits of more than $86 per head, according to estimates developed by Sterling Marketing, Inc., Vale, Ore.
Pork producer margins improved $6.26 per head, with margins now a positive $24.68 per hog marketed, according to the Sterling Pork Profit Tracker. Negotiated cash hog prices gained $0.19 per hundredweight last week to $102.04. Pork packer margins gained $12.14 per head for the week, resulting in profits $2.28 per head.
A year ago cattle feeders sold cash cattle at $116 per hundredweight, resulting in losses of $140.46 per head. Last year cash hogs fetched $103.33 per hundredweight, resulting in profits of $44.22 per head.
The Sterling Beef and Pork Profit Trackers are calculated using actual weekly prices for both cattle and hogs, feed costs, beef and pork cutout prices, drop credits and other factors that influence profit margins.
The Sterling Beef Profit Tracker for the week ending June 22:
- Average feedyard margins: -$178.80 per head.
- Average packer margins: $86.35 per head.
The Sterling Pork Profit Tracker for the week ending June 21:
- Average farrow-to-finish margins: $24.68 per head.
- Average pork packer margins: $2.28 per head.
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In recent years, Japanese sports cars seemed to be an endangered species. Honda discontinued the S2000 and the Acura NSX this decade. Toyota hasn't had a real sports car since the MR2, while Nissan's entrant, the GT-R, is too pricey for most mortals. The ubiquitous Mazda Miata became the last car standing.
With the 2011 CR-Z, Honda attempts to reintroduce the Japanese sports car, giving it a green edge to make it more welcome in a newly energy-conscious market. The result is a unique-looking and very tossable car with a body style that echoes that of the Honda CR-X, which ceased production in 1991.
But the CR-Z relies on Honda's Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) gas-electric hybrid system, which has never been particularly efficient and suffers from very rough driving characteristics. Looking at fuel economy and power output numbers, Honda's hybrid system offers little advantage over a high-revving, low-displacement pure gas engine.
Digital design
Honda gives the CR-Z a futuristic dashboard that should appeal to the marque's fans. Adorned with the kind of accent lighting found at auto parts stores for pimped rides, this dashboard's only analog feature is the tachometer. And even that comes embedded with a digital speedometer and an ambient light ring that changes color based on driving style.
Ambient lighting on the instrument panel goes from green to blue to red, depending on driving style.
The instrumentation may look like it got here by time travel, but the navigation next to it is clearly from the past. DVD-based maps appear only in 2D, and show poor resolution, with jagged street names and lines. Forget current amenities such as traffic overlays; the CR-Z's maps only offer the most basic information. This navigation system is, essentially, the same equipment Honda has been offering for many years.
The CR-Z's voice command system is also a relic of Honda's past, but as that system was cutting-edge when it came out, it still holds its own against competitors. This system offers good control over navigation, and responds to questions such as, "What time is it?"
But as has been the problem with other Honda models, the CR-Z uses two separate voice command systems, with two sets of buttons, one for navigation and other car functions, and one for the phone system. The buttons pile on each other between the left spokes of the steering wheel.
The phone system shows more recent technology than the navigation system, as it can import a paired phone's contact list. The interface for looking up contacts is not the most usable for drivers, as it uses a search paradigm rather than a simple list of names.
As with other Honda vehicles that use this head unit, getting at the CD player involves opening up the LCD, not the most elegant arrangement. And indicative of the age of this equipment is the PC Card slot behind the LCD, an audio source that never caught on in cars, or anywhere else for that matter.
The head unit LCD motors open, revealing a CD and PC Card slot.
Honda included a USB pigtail, sticking out of a compartment under the head unit. Along with USB drives, that pigtail works with an iPod. The iPod integration works well, and most people buying a CR-Z would probably rely on it or the XM satellite radio instead of CDs.
The audio system is also a little better than you would expect from an economy car. Along with six speakers, Honda has fitted it with a subwoofer and 360-watt amp, anticipating that a CR-Z buyer would enjoy music. Although not really audiophile quality, this system is better than average, the amp making a big difference with its powerful output. The subwoofer serves to enrich the music without being intrusive.


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Cloud technology on the Xbox One can increase AI processing power by up to 600 per cent, claims the studio manager of Forza 5 developer Turn 10.
Speaking to OXM, Alan Hartman said developers were able to free up more of the console's hardware for graphics and audio processing, and offload some aspects, such as the game's AI, to the cloud.
"We can now make our AI instead of just being 20 per cent, 10 per cent of the box's capability, we can make it 600 per cent of the box's capability," he stated. "Put it in the cloud and free up that 10 per cent or 20 per cent to make the graphics better - on a box that's already more powerful than we worked on before."
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purple planet wrote:to be like water philosophy - in short : to be flexible to flow around obstacles not get attached to stuff ect ...
feel free to debate about it - what are all the qualitys of water we can learn from ? how is this philosophy similar and different than buddhism ?
"Rahula, develop meditation that is like water; for when you develop meditation tht is like water, arisen agreeable and disagreeable contacts will not invade your mind and remain..."
purple planet wrote:to be like water philosophy.....
Are you working your way through a list of topics for people to debate upon?
Because this is remarkably similar to a couple of other topics you have started recently.
Not saying it's bad, just, you know, you don't have to fill the silence with words if you don't have anything to say or ask. Not typing is okay.
purple planet wrote:its only this and the "yes" thread
- cool and you probobly got some good amount of good karma right thereSorry, I apologise for being harsh
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This seems to be related to Taoist concept of wu-wei or "effortless action". ...
In the original Taoist texts, wu wei is often associated with water and its yielding nature. Although water is soft and weak, it has the capacity to erode even solid stone (for example, the Grand Canyon) and move mountains (for example, landslides). Water is without will (that is, the will for a shape), though it may be understood to be opposing wood, stone, or any solid aggregated material that can be broken into pieces. Due to its nature and propensity, water may potentially fill any container, assume any shape; given the Water cycle water may potentially go "anywhere", even into the minutest holes, both metaphorical and actual. Droplets of water, when falling as rain, gather in watersheds, flowing into and forming rivers of water, joining the proverbial sea: this is the nature of water. (wikipedia)
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As a water bead on a lotus leaf,
as water on a red lily,
does not adhere,
so the sage
does not adhere
to the seen, the heard, or the sensed;
-Sutta Nipata (Thanissaro)
As a lotus flower is born in water, grows in water and rises out of water to stand above it unsoiled, so I, born in the world, raised in the world having overcome the world, live unsoiled by the world
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On one occasion the Blessed One was traveling along the road between Ukkattha and Setabya, and Dona the brahman was also traveling along the road between Ukkattha and Setabya. Dona the brahman saw, in the Blessed One's footprints, wheels with 1,000 spokes, together with rims and hubs, complete in all their features. On seeing them, the thought occurred to him, "How amazing! How astounding! These are not the footprints of a human being!"
Then the Blessed One, leaving the road, went to sit at the root of a certain tree — his legs crossed, his body erect, with mindfulness established to the fore. Then Dona, following the Blessed One's footprints, saw him sitting at the root of the tree: confident, inspiring confidence, his senses calmed, his mind calmed, having attained the utmost control & tranquility, tamed, guarded, his senses restrained, a naga.[1] On seeing him, he went to him and said, "Master, are you a deva?"[2]
"No, brahman, I am not a deva."
"Are you a gandhabba?"
"... a yakkha?"
"... a human being?"
"No, brahman, I am not a human being."
"When asked, 'Are you a deva?' you answer, 'No, brahman, I am not a deva.' When asked, 'Are you a gandhabba?' you answer, 'No, brahman, I am not a gandhabba.' When asked, 'Are you a yakkha?' you answer, 'No, brahman, I am not a yakkha.' When asked, 'Are you a human being?' you answer, 'No, brahman, I am not a human being.' Then what sort of being are you?"
"Brahman, the fermentations by which — if they were not abandoned — I would be a deva: Those are abandoned by me, their root destroyed, made like a palmyra stump, deprived of the conditions of development, not destined for future arising. The fermentations by which — if they were not abandoned — I would be a gandhabba... a yakkha... a human being: Those are abandoned by me, their root destroyed, made like a palmyra stump, deprived of the conditions of development, not destined for future arising.
"Just like a red, blue, or white lotus — born in the water, grown in the water, rising up above the water — stands unsmeared by the water, in the same way I — born in the world, grown in the world, having overcome the world — live unsmeared by the world. Remember me, brahman, as 'awakened.'
"The fermentations by which I would go
to a deva-state,
or become a gandhabba in the sky,
or go to a yakkha-state & human-state:
Those have been destroyed by me,
ruined, their stems removed.
Like a blue lotus, rising up,
unsmeared by water,
unsmeared am I by the world,
and so, brahman,
I'm awake."
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April showers brought improved drought conditions to a large swatch of the nation's midsection and helped drop drought levels across the contiguous United States below 50 percent for the first time in 10 months.
The latest Drought Monitor, released on Thursday, showed that 47.82 percent of the country is in moderate or worse drought. This is 3 percentage points below last week's report and 13 percentage points below levles reported on Jan. 1.
Improving conditions were also noted across the Great Plains.
- Nebraska: After weeks of welcomed rain, just 8 percent of Nebraska was reported in exceptional drought. Eighty-three percent of the state remains in extreme drought, but progress is being made in quenching the drought in the Cornhusker State thanks to a wetter weather pattern.
- Kansas: Shifting drought conditions in the Sunflower State were seen, primarily in the eastern half of the state were even a sliver of abnormally dry conditions were reported. Seventeen percent of Kansas is in exceptional drought, unchanged from last week. However, 45 percent was reported in extreme drought, down from 47 percent last week.
- South Dakota: For the first time since early September, South Dakota is free from exceptional drought. Snow helped significantly dent the drought, leaving 70 percent in moderate or worse drought, down from 86 percent last week.
Not all states were as lucky, however. Drought in Texas and Colorado are refusing to budge. In Colorado late-season snow did little to impact exceptional drought in the southeastern part of the state. Texas reported an increase in drought conditions with 35 percent in extreme or worse drought, up from last week's report of 30 percent.


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Waino not missing a beat with charity events
JUPITER, Fla. -- Adam Wainwright plans to formally announce the establishment of his foundation once the regular season starts, but he has already gotten a head start planning the country music event that will headline the foundation's first year.
Wainwright has secured the Fabulous Fox Theatre in St. Louis on Jan. 17, 2015, for a country music concert that will raise money for several non-profit organizations in the city. The event will fall on the Saturday evening of the Cardinals' Winter Warm-Up event, a night that long belonged to Tony La Russa's fundraiser for the Animal Rescue Foundation.
Wainwright is planning a second country music event in his hometown of Brunswick, Ga., for Dec. 12-13. This will replace the charity golf tournament that he has run for the past seven years. Wainwright found that event to be inefficient because so much of the money raised had to go toward paying off the overhead expenses.
The list of country music artists who will participate in the concert series is in the process of being finalized. Wainwright is also still seeking sponsors to come on board to offset costs and allow for nearly all donations to go to charity.
"It will be a lot of fun," Wainwright said. "We just want to help people. The final writing of the mission statement isn't finished yet, but it's going to be centered around Matthew 25:35. It is just a verse that sticks strongly with my wife and I and is a call to give back to people."
That verse is the beginning of a passage in which Jesus instructs His disciples to provide essential needs like food, water and shelter to others. Wainwright will choose charities that provide such services to receive the money collected through the concerts.
Wainwright also intends to run his fantasy football charity event for a second consecutive year and has recruited players from eight other teams to implement the event in their city. Details about this fundraiser will be released in April when a new website launches.
Last year, Wainwright said he raised $121,000 through the event.
"It just opened my eyes to different ways you can help people," Wainwright said. "I'm trying to figure out now how I can drive to the gas station and raise money for charity. It never stops. It did open my eyes because it was so fun, but we raised so many good dollars for people."
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Buying a Car? Here's a Freebie
It has just become easier to buy the world's cheapest car with Tata Motors allowing buyers of the Nano to pay in 12 interest-free installments on their credit cards.
The company also promises customers that it will buy back the Manza Club Class — Tata's top-end sedan — after three years at 60% of its sale price. It also cut the car's price by up to 50,000 rupees ($916).
This for a vehicle which was meant to showcase advanced features such as a touchscreen multi-media interface, fully automatic air-conditioning and Italian leather seats as well as dedicated service managers.
Almost all of the country's car makers are offering either discounts or incentives such as free insurance, vehicle exchange bonuses and car accessories.
The move, which comes less than five months after the Manza model's introduction, mirrors the desperation among India's auto makers, who have been pushed to the wall by a continuing slide in sales.
Annual car sales are set to decline for the first time in a decade in this year through March, the Society of Automobile Manufacturers lobby group said last month.
Local car sales fell 1.8% in the period from April 2012 to January 2013 to about 1.56 million autos, mainly due to higher ownership costs and a slowing economy.
To boost sales Volkswagen came up with a four-day program in February allowing customers to buy its Vento sedan by paying half the price immediately and the rest after one year.
Ford Motor Indian unit is now conducting a three-day program until Saturday which it says will allow customers to save between 37,000 rupees and 97,000 rupees on its vehicles.
This comes after Ford Monday introduced a new version of the Figo hatchback.
That same day Hyundai Motor local unit introduced a new version of its i10 hatchback with features such as a reverse parking camera and steering-mounted Bluetooth.
Hyundai is offering savings of up to 120,000 rupees on its vehicles, ranging from the Eon small car to the Santa Fe SUV.
And Maruti Suzuki India, the country's largest car maker by sales, recently drove out a limited edition version of its Estilo hatchback, adding to revamped versions of the Ritz and WagonR cars.
Audi, Volkswagen AG's luxury car unit, has introduced a "Beat-the-tax-hike" program, offering its Q range of SUVs at pre-federal budget prices until March 15.
The budget, presented on Feb. 28, increased a tax on SUVs by 3 percentage points.
Analysts say that the increase would likely hurt demand for SUVs in India, a segment which has been a bright spot in an otherwise gloomy auto industry.
SUV sales surged 57% to 451,935 autos during the April 2012 to January 2013 period, according to data from the Society of Automobile Manufacturers, or SIAM.
Tata Motors, which has a profitable business in the U.K.'s Jaguar and Land Rover, last Friday cut prices of its entire range of hatchbacks and sedans in India by between 29,000 rupees and 50,000 rupees.
The cut excluded the Nano minicar, which has a starting dealership price of about 142,000 rupees ($2,591) in New Delhi. The interest-free offer on the Nano will run in 75 Tata Motors dealerships across 26 cities.
Analysts expect the flow of offers on cars and SUVs to continue as demand remains weak. They say, however, that incentive programs and price cuts may lead only to a temporary spurt in sales because fundamental concerns remain, such as higher loan rates and rising fuel prices.
"Such steps by automobile companies may help only in the short-term. Overall market sentiment needs to improve for car sales to revive," Umesh Karne, an auto analyst at Mumbai-based Brics Securities, told India Real Time.
Mayank Pareek, Maruti's chief operating officer for marketing and sales, said that even though the market is "sluggish," the company has no plans to emulate Tata's price cuts.
"Price cuts never help in increasing sales. It is the wrong medication for a disease," he said.
Follow India Real Time on Twitter @indiarealtime.


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Easy Chocolate Chip Cookie Cheesecake Parfaits.
It's a BIG day.
A big birthday day that is. Someone in this house has a birthday today and it's not me. And it's a BIG birthday. A really big one.
Two weeks ago I asked him what kind of dessert he wanted for his birthday. Well, scratch that. Two weeks ago I said, if you could have any dessert in the world, what would it be? Like what is your all-time favorite dessert on the planet?
He looked at me like I was nuts. Apparently not everyone loses their mind over food.
So I was like… okay, forget that. I'm just trying to make something for your birthday (well, your FAKE birthday, like your blog birthday, since I have to make the recipe ahead of time to post ON your birthday, such is life) and wanted to know what your favorite dessert in the universe was?
Perhaps I should know this after five years of marriage. And I actually do know it. But I'm such a scatter-brain, lack-of-decision-making-and-constantly-wanting-the-new-favorite-thing woman that I was hoping for a new answer.
I didn't get it. But I got close.
He replied with, well I like chocolate chip cookies. Duh. That is no secret. Didn't he want something a little more, say, indulgent on his birthday? His BIG birthday? My prayers were answered. Next came… but I also really like cheesecake. [Which is a new feat in itself, but that's another story for another day.]
And all I thought of was… chocolate chip cookie cheesecake. YES.
I knew it couldn't be real cheesecake though, because who has time (I definitely do but like to pretend that I don't) to do all that water bathing and cheesecake cracking stuff? Plus, I love eating little things out of jars and I knew he'd really want the actual chocolate chip cookies IN his cheesecake. I though they'd taste best if they still had a bit of crunch and were literally just – crushed – into the cheesecake.
They so did.
This is a ridiculously easy (and borderline embarrassing) recipe in which you just whip up some no-bake cheesecake and crumble up chocolate chip cookies. It's up to you if you want to bake your own or buy them or convince somebody to make you a batch. The little cookies are a makeshift graham-like crust, but with bigger pieces, more texture and lots of flavor.
The parfaits are, in a nutshell, super fun to eat.
I asked the birthday boy what he's learned in forty years and while it took him a while to think about it, one of his responses was, I don't need to have meat with every meal when that meal includes brown butter.
I think that sounds about right. HAPPY BDAY EDDIE!
Chocolate Chip Cookie No Bake Cheesecake Parfaits
12 chocolate chip cookies
6 ounces cream cheese, softened
4 ounces mascarpone cheese, softened
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1/3 cup sweetened condensed milk
whipped cream for topping
In the bowl of your electric mixer, add the cream cheese and mascarpone. Beat on medium speed until the cheeses are mixed and slightly creamy, then drizzle in the condensed milk with the mixer still going. Add in the vanilla extract and beat the mixture until it is creamy and smooth, scraping down the sides if needed.
Take 10 of the chocolate chip cookies and either add them to a food processor or place them in a resealable plastic bag. Pulse (or crush) the cookies into small pieces. You don't want them to be as fine as graham cracker crumbs - but you still want them crumbly. Having some larger pieces in there is okay too. Take a few spoonfuls of the crushed cookies and stir them into the cheesecake mixture. I'd say about 1/4-1/3 cup.
Take 4 (6-ounce) jars and add a tablespoon of two of cookie crumbles to create a "crust." They aren't going to be as solid as graham crusts, but just layer them in there. There is no rhyme or reason to how I layered the parfaits - I simply added some cheesecake layer on top of the bottom crust, did another layer of cookies, another layer of cheesecake, then one more layer of cookies. Place in the fridge for 2 to 4 hours - just until the cheesecake sets. Remove the jars from the fridge and top them with a little whipped cream and extra cookie crumbs. Break apart the remaining cookies and stick the pieces in the whipped cream. Serve!
These actually stay fresh in the fridge for a few days - cover them in plastic wrap and skip the whipped cream until right before serving. The cookies get slightly soft, but they still taste delicious.
[cheesecake layers adapted from my no bake cheesecakes]
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Oh and P.S. last night we sat on the couch wearing face masks… to prepare for birthday festivities I guess? Yes, I said we. What is this life?


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A person familiar with the situation says the St. Louis Rams have received permission to interview Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski for their vacant head coaching position.
The person spoke to The Associated Press on Tuesday on the condition of anonymity because the process is supposed to remain confidential.
The Rams also have interviewed Jeff Fisher, who's expected to choose this week between St. Louis and the Miami Dolphins.
Chudzinski interviewed for Jaguars' head coaching job but lost out to Mike Mularkey.
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*edit* Nevermind. It can't be the same as 2k12 because of the shot stick now needing the left trigger instead.
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*edit* Nevermind. It can't be the same as 2k12 because of the shot stick now needing the left trigger instead.
Watched a tutorial for the eurostep. Just double tap X? I could of sworn the menu said something else. Like move the dribble stick left to right or something. Will need to test out tonight.
Watching loads of isomotion tutorials. Gonna be a straight baller soon...might even start scoring more. I've always been a player that plays tough D and get a boatload of assists.
Thats odd im in game #6 and just got named starter for the Tblazers at pg. (I play every game though)
I was drafted 6th overall and after I sold a few cards in MyTeam mode(like I said got very lucky and got a Hibbert in a booster pack I had 20k or so to give my player).
you only get more minutes if you play the games but once I get 35mpg or so I will start simming but simming before that isnt smart you wont get more PT unless you play the game yourself.
But the AI is unreal in mycareer this year the Blazers are so fun to play with they actually play smart and not stupid like last year.
Damian Lillard and I are like Joe Dumars and Isaiah Thomas back court unstoppable. Aldridge and Hickson are really awesome guys to play with make my job as a pg easy.
Just sucks that I blew 2K VC on my current My Player.
wait NVM Wes Mathewws was hurt now that he is healthy I am down to 15mpg wow that is stupid. I was averaging 15pts and 20dimes as the SG(while I was starting even though im a 6'2 167lb pg )with 30mpg but now that he is back im benched
I might be about to say something that is relaly controversial, but I fear 2k has fallen hook, line, and sinker into the Madden trap. Lots of shiny options covering up a pretty ****** and poorly programmed game.
I think 2K just makes way too many changes. 2K11 was just great and just needed some minor tweaks. 2K12 was a completely different game that was buggy as hell.
2K13 is close to 2K11, but is def more flawed. Rebounding is an issue that I hope gets solved. The auto save was just a stupid stupid move. I should be able to turn that off. I'm really digging it though, it's actually a lot harder than 2K11 and 2K12 if you ask me.
to pacer4ever...how do you avg 20assists/game? When I get starter minutes, I'm usually around 11-15 constantly, getting an occasional 20+ assist night. Never had more than 23 though. I'll have teammates miss point blank shots and layups...so I'm amazing how some people get so many assists.
Started over and played more for real.
16pts 8boards 8assists and 1 steal.
Absolutely went cold in the second half...couldn't get to the rim like I did in the first half and couldn't hit jump shots. I always used Jordan's shot in previous games, so I had to choose a new one and couldn't get the timing down, and you can't practice the shot before the Rookie Showcase.
Only had a B grade cause my man kept scoring on me. Got drafted 11th overall to the Trailblazers. Euro stepped a few times, and served back to back alley oops to Barnes. Of course he layed those up too...lame!
Just need to play my 5 games now and request my trade.
If anybody wants to play 2K13 with me on 360 Add me. Haste Th3 Day (Apparently I'm not allowed to play with the GB squad)
Played my first 3 games with the Trailblazers. I've played pretty good and my minutes have gone up each game. I checked the rotation and I'm already at 23 min.
Just can't shoot or score to save my life. I've missed every layup I've attempted...EVERY layup! Some were contested for sure, but c'mon, I can't even get a foul called even though I'm bumped and thrown to the ground.
4pts 2boards, 5assists. No steals and just 1 block through 3 games.
2 more games till I make my trade request to the Pacers!
Holy crap, I can't make a layup to save my life. I'll get bumped and knocked down in the lane and they never call a foul! Seriously has me fuming.
Also, I was boxing out perfectly, and they still got the offensive rebound over me. WTF!
They better patch the offensive rebounding...this is simply crazy. Teams get more offensive rebounds than we do defensive. Good lord.
Despite that and not being able to make any shots, I've come so close to a triple double my last 3 games. Keep getting like 8pts, 7boards, 9assists. So close.
Anyone else pass to guys under the basket only to see them pass right out of the post instead of taking it up??? This has happened to me multiple times already, sometimes more than once a game.
Played my 5th game this morning. Had my best yet, but still shooting the ball horribly...a lot of missed layups. Because of that, I used my skill points for Finisher signature skill. Also picked up Floor General. I did increase my passing a little and steals, but I'm not putting any more points into skills or doing my drills till I get traded to the Pacers. Just think it might be easier to get traded if I'm a lower rated player. I'm a 67 rating right now.
17pts 6boards 7assists 2steals
Up to about 25min a game now, but almost half is at shooting guard where I don't want to play.
Requested my trade to the Pacers. Hope my play has drawn their interest and it'll be quick getting traded to them.
From Ronnie 2K
Um, I played yesterday and this morning and I don't recall anything prompting me to download anything. I didn't check rosters, but did you need to download anything first? Anyone have the updated rosters?Quote:
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First extensive #NBA2K13 Roster Update to go live Wednesday morning #2K13 Pls RT!
I got the update but I didn't know what it was changing.
I started a new player so I could use what I learned from the original. Unfortunately got drafted by the stupid Rockets and I'm stuck with Lin. **** you, Lin. Ball hogging mo 'fo.
Wow 69 for OJ? Holy crap.
That is probably going to drop fast.
Anyone know of an issue with Black Top?
I played 15 black top games, winning 14, but I only received VC for 6 of them. I did use some of the same players, but not in a row and I used mostly different players. Just trying to earn some quick VC for my pg, Jack Miller, to get his 3pt shot up.
You just don't earn much VC in a My Player game...it really sucks.
I have it on 360 this go 'round. I'm not on that much and I'm no good, so add me if you're looking for an occasional easy W.
8game, 2nd as a full time starter on the Blazers, didn't not disappoint my coach. 20pts 5boards 16dimes 2steals 2blocks. I have the Dimer signature skill (saved me from some TOs on more than one occasion; any pg should have this), floor general and finisher. Really liking these skills. Def not missing as many layups. hahaha Need to play more blacktop to get 2 more signature skills, since the game I played above was only worth 160 VC!!!! WTF!!
Coach said my minutes will go up. Checked, my minutes went up 1 to 29. Wow, thanks coach.
Hoping my trade request to the Pacers will go through soon.
Ended up getting traded to the Nuggets for a low rated C and a 2nd round pick. I'm a 70 rated player. I stuck Greg Oden on the Pacers, surely they could have traded Oden or Miahanmi for me and a 2nd. Sheesh, the game AI/logic is so *****ed up.
So, now I'll have to start the process all over again. *sigh*
Had to play 5 games with the Nuggets, who suck by the way, in order to request a trade. Instead, I demanded a trade. haha
That 5th game, I started cause Lawson got hurt. 24pts, 7boards, 22assists, 5steals.
I took a quick peak at PG to see how he's been fairing...15pts, 6boards, 6assists, 2.3steals 1block. Damn, I'd take that for real life.
Man, please trade me to the Pacers already. I increased my overall rating to a 72, same as Greg Oden, so hopefully that's what it'll take to get me.


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Forest Health Task Force Talks sustainability at roundtable
November 20, 2012
Among climate change concerns and efficient forest health management, members of Forest Health Task Force focused the discussion of the Nov. 15 meeting around developing sustainable markets for beetle affected timber.
Staff of the U.S. Forest Service, representatives from the timber industry, political advisors and environmentalists weighed the effects of government regulations on efficient forest management.
"We need to develop markets for this dead timber, the goods are there," said Cary Green, U.S. Forest Service timber management assistant for the White River National Forest eastern zone. "Stewardship grants from the U.S. Forest Service can't fund everything we need to do – there has to be a market to generate funding for this type of management."
The gridlock between forest health management and the lack funding available from governmental entities, are turning environmentalists and forest health activists to the timber industry to support clearing of bark beetle affected timber in the county.
"We need to be more aggressive – this is a national problem that has a solution if there is a long-term supply and demand to support it," said Jill Ozarski, an advisor for U.S. Sen. Mark Udall.
Ozarski explained the growing need Summit County residents have to minimize hazardous trees on their properties presents an opportunity for the timber industry to obtain the supply inexpensively.
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"This supply, if determined to be a long-term source, would serve both parties," Ozarski said. "The homeowner could have the arduous work done for free or inexpensively and the logging industry could obtain supply by offering removal services."
In the wake of the worst wildfire season in more a decade, Colorado residents removing fuels near their homes have a lower risk of losing their homes in the event of a fire, according to Ozarski.
Members of the task force said inefficiencies may be caused by the ignorance of the national public in realizing the true cost of forest health management.
"By mid-century, the world's population is going to be around nine billion people and the rest of the world will be looking at the U.S. as the bread basket of the world," said Lyle Laverty, former director of Colorado State Parks. "We need to be more aggressive and take a hard look at the value of our water resources and forest health."
Brad Piehl, a member of the Bark Beetle Cooperative talked about the changing aesthetic of the Summit forests in contributing to misconceptions by the public on land management.
"It has been so interesting to see our burned forest and 45-degree slopes without plants – it's fascinating and frightening," Piehl said. "But we need to get used to the idea that even though it may not be nice to look at, it's not a bad thing."
The Forest Health Task Force is a collaborative program that promotes forest health in Summit County focusing primarily on the current mountain pine beetle epidemic, forest ecology and economics, recreation and right sizing the timber industry.
"We don't want to look back 40 years down the road and say why didn't we take care of our forests better,"


text: All Seven Count For 2013 Women's Enduro X Press Release | April 25, 2013 The following is from Source Interlink…Irvine, CA (April 25, 2013) – The Women's class has quickly become a fan favorite at GEICO AMA EnduroCross events, fueled by Monster Energy and presented by Lucas Oil. At the same time, the number and skill level of the female riders has increased dramatically. So for the first time, all seven EnduroCross events will count points towards the 2013 Women's Championship.KTM's Maria Forsberg won the 2012 Women's GEICO EnduroCross Championship, which included just five of the events. She battled with the top female Trials rider, Louise Forsley to the final race and these two riders are the favorites for the 2013 title. Canada's Chantelle Bykerk had several podium finishes, including a few wins and she too will be a threat for the title along with multi time WORCS Women's Champion Kacy Martinez. And you can't count out Rachel Gutish, the teenager that already has extensive off-road racing experience. And then comes word that Jessica Patterson, the multi time Women's Motocross Champion giving EnduroCross a try. So you can add the Women's class to the list of reasons to attend an EnduroCross event in 2013. "The Women's class has generated a lot of buzz since the first event at X Games a few years ago" said Mike Karsting, VP of events for Source Interlink. "Some of that publicity was negative due to the difficulty that the riders had with some of the obstacles but we now have 10-12 female riders that can race around an EnduroCross track so we are excited about providing a legitimate championship series to showcase these racers".The opening round of the 2013 GEICO AMA EnduroCross Championship, fueled by Monster Energy and presented by Lucas Oil will take place in Las Vegas on Friday, May 3rd during the Monster Energy AMA Supercross finals weekend. You can get tickets at the Orleans Arena Box office: http://www.orleansarena.com/event-calendar/geico-endurocross-summer-2013 For more information, please visit www.EnduroCross.com 2013 GEICO AMA EnduroCross, Fueled by Monster Energy ScheduleLocation Date Arena / Additional InformationLas Vegas, Nevada May 3, 2013 Orleans Arena (Friday during Supercross weekend)Sacramento, California June 8, 2013 Sleep Train ArenaOntario, California September 21, 2013 Citizens Business Bank ArenaDenver, Colorado October 12, 2013 National Western ComplexEverett, Washington October 26, 2013 Comcast ArenaBoise, Idaho November 9, 2013 Idaho CenterLas Vegas, Nevada November 23, 2013 Orleans ArenaLike EnduroCross! By Press Release Comments


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Monmouthshire public loos will still get subsidy
9:21pm Tuesday 4th February 2014
9:21pm Tuesday 4th February 2014
MONMOUTHSHIRE council is to continue subsidising town and community councils that took on the running of five public toilets in 2011.
The county decided to stop maintaining 14 of its 29 council-owned loos following a reviewon the provision of toilets in the county.
The report by a working group, set up in 2009 to review the provision of toilets in the county following concerns about their condition and cost, aimed to find the best way of providing them for people who live in and visit Monmouthshire.
Those earmarked for closure were offered to local town and community councils or businesses, reducing the cost of running public toilets in the county from £330,194 per year, which included water and electric costs, to £145,638.
County councillor Bryan Jones, the cabinet member for county operations, is due to make an individual cabinet member decision today to continue subsidising five toilets that are run by town and community councils for the next three years.
The grant of £1,200 per year towards the running costs is given to community councils in Caerwent, Gilwern, Grosmont and Goytre and town councils in Chepstow and Abergavenny.
Cllr Jones said his reasons for continuing to offer support are that the scheme has offered a cost effective arrangement to retain public toilets that would otherwise have been closed down and that there was a demonstrated willingness for the county council to work with community and town councils to retain services.
A budget of £1,200 per year would cost the county council £7,200 if all councils claim the subsidy.
Cllr Jones said: "We decided to continue offering the subsidy because in some cases we are asking the town and community councils to do other things with Monmouthshire council in continuing services.
"We felt it was only fair to continue doing this for the moment and not to force all the responsibility on them."
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An Open-Label Multicenter Phase 2 Window of Opportunity Study Evaluating Ganetespib in Women With Breast Cancer (Enchant)
This study has been completed.
Synta Pharmaceuticals Corp.
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The purpose of this study is to determine if ganetespib (STA-9090) is effective in the treatment of patients with HER2+ or triple negative breast cancer who have not received prior systemic treatment in the metastatic setting.
|Breast Cancer HER-2 Positive Breast Cancer Triple Negative Breast Cancer ER/Progressive Response (PR) + Refractory to Prior Hormonal Treatment
|Drug: ganetespib
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|An Open-Label Multicenter Phase 2 Window of Opportunity Study Evaluating Ganetespib in Women With Breast Cancer
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Objective response rate [ Time Frame: Week 12 ]Objective response rate is based on RECIST criteria
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Duration of response and progression free survival [ Time Frame: Every six weeks until progression ]Progressive disease based on RECIST criteria. CT scans at week 6, week 12 and every 6 weeks thereafter for the duration of the study.
|Study Start Date:
|July 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|August 2015
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|April 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: HER2+ breast cancer
Drug: ganetespib
Ganetespib 150 mg/m2 will be administered intravenously, twice weekly, for three consecutive weeks of each 4 week cycle.
Experimental: Triple negative breast cancer
Closed to enrollment
Drug: ganetespib
Ganetespib 150 mg/m2 will be administered intravenously, twice weekly, for three consecutive weeks of each 4 week cycle.
|Experimental: ER/PR+ Refractory to Prior Hormonal Treatment
Drug: ganetespib
Ganetespib 150 mg/m2 will be administered intravenously, twice weekly, for three consecutive weeks of each 4 week cycle.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Pathologically confirmed diagnosis of invasive breast cancer.
- Stage IV disease.
- Documented HER2 and hormonal receptor status per protocol, ER/PR+ patients must be refractory to at least one prior hormonal treatment.
- ECOG Performance status 0-1.
- Measurable disease per RECIST (1.1).
- Adequate hematological function per protocol.
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- Negative serum pregnancy test at study entry for patients of childbearing potential.
- Ability to understand and sign written consent and to comply with the study protocol.
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- Bone as the only site of metastatic disease from breast cancer.
- Prior radiotherapy to the only area of measurable disease. NOTE: Radiotherapy to a limited area other than the sole site of measurable disease is allowed, if received prior to initiation of ganetespib treatment. Patients must have completed treatment and recovered from all acute treatment-related toxicities prior to administration of first dose of ganetespib.
- Pregnancy or lactation.
- Known serious cardiac illness.
- Uncontrolled intercurrent illness per protocol.
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A Willits man remains in jail, charged with lewd acts with a child.
Jose Alfredo Arellano-Sanchez, 19, of Willits, allegedly met a Ukiah girl on Facebook and has been having sexual relations with her for the past four months, according to Ukiah Police Capt. Trent Taylor.
Ukiah police were alerted to the ongoing relationship a few weeks ago and arrested Arellano-Sanchez on March 21 when he met with the victim to provide her with a pregnancy test kit, say police.
Arellano-Sanchez was arrested and charged on suspicion of committing lewd acts with a child under age 14. He is being held in Mendocino County Jail on $200,000 bail.
His preliminary hearing is set for April 9.
Taylor could not comment on whether the victim was pregnant or not. He advised parents that Facebook and other social media sites "give people who prey on young people an opportunity to interact with them," and urged all users to be cautious.


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With all of the scientific meetings I go to where industry issues are discussed often at very high levels with a lot of jargon, it's always refreshing to read Anne Burkholder's Feedyard Foodie blog where she boils down complicated issues into simple explanations. Burkholder owns Will Feed, Inc., a feedayrd in Cozad, Neb.
Burkholder's Dec. 13 column, "The Misunderstood," revisits some questions she has had from readers and consumers about antibiotic use in animals. What makes her explanations so genuine is that rather having it come from a "spokesperson" she's talking both from the heart and from what she does on her own operation day after day.
Read Burkholder's explanations and take these great nuggets of truth and common sense for the next time you're struggling to answer questions in an easy to digest manner.
From Anne Burkholder's "The Misunderstood":
- How does the beef industry regulate itself relative to antibiotic use? Cattlemen rely heavily on their consulting veterinarian for cattle health issues. I am in close contact with my vet and he guides me on animal health issues (both on preventative health programs and in the treatment of clinically sick animals). The Beef Quality Assurance program fosters this incredibly important relationship between cattle farmers and their vets, as well as providing further education on properly administering animal health products. Finally, all of the antibiotics that I use at the feed yard are licensed and regulated by the FDA and I am required by law to administer them according to the label instructions.
- How can consumers know that their beef contains no remnants or traces of antibiotics? It is illegal to send a food animal to harvest with any trace of an antibiotic in their system. You can feel confident that the beef that you are eating does not contain any antibiotic residues because cattle are tested at harvest for these residues, and if one does contain a residue then it is not allowed to enter the food chain. The percentage of cattle coming out of cattle finishing feed yards (like mine) containing residues is 0.000017% which statistically equates to zero.
- Are antibiotics routinely used as feed additives in cattle rations for the express purpose of growth promotion? I do not feed antibiotics to my cattle for growth promoting purposes. I do, however, use a feed additive that is an ionophore to improve the health of the rumen (cattle are ruminate animals and have a digestive tract that includes a system of four stomachs). Ionophores are not classified by the FDA as antibiotics, and there is no product used in human health that contains anything remotely similar to an ionophore. It is, therefore, irrelevant in the discussion of antibiotic resistance. An ionophore modifies the fermentation process in the rumen which allows the bovine to capture more energy from its feedstuffs while also reducing the amount of methane that it secretes. This is a very important part of reducing the environmental footprint of my cattle (fewer resources are necessary to produce beef while the amount of methane that they secrete into the environment is also reduced).
- The explanation of ionophores brings me to the last question to address: Why is antibiotic use in cattle misunderstood by many consumers? I believe that there are two reasons that such a large misunderstanding exists regarding antibiotic use in cattle:
- cattlemen (like me) do not do a good job communicating with you (the consumer) about the products that we use and the way that we use them, and
- political activist groups incorrectly use statistics to scare consumers regarding antibiotic use in cattle.
The bottom line is that I follow the Judicious Use of Antimicrobials that I listed in my recent post, I do my homework so that I understand the consequences of the decisions that I make regarding antibiotic use in my bovines, and I care about the issue of antibiotic resistance.


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My lab uses theoretical and computational approaches based on statistical physics to uncover basic mechanistic principles underlying our innate and adaptive immune response. Obtaining such mechanistic principles from experimental observations alone is often difficult because the pertinent processes include co-operative dynamic events with many participating components. A further complication that confounds intuition is stochastic fluctuations in these systems with small numbers of molecules. However, by synergistically integrating observations from experiments with transgenic animals, single molecule techniques and imaging studies probing molecular events in live animals with these theoretical and computational approaches we can provide system-level understanding into such complex systems. The mechanistic insight gained from such studies not only will help develop future experiments to unravel basic principles of our immune system, but may also help envision therapeutic strategies for infectious diseases and autoimmune disorders.
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Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill got a response from acting FAA Administrator Michael Huerta after she questioned cost overruns on a contract to train air traffic controllers, but it wasn't the one she wanted.
"Why bother responding if you're only going to offer non-answers on how your agency has failed to meet its obligations, while continuing to waste taxpayer dollars," asked McCaskill, chairman of the Senate subcommittee on contracting oversight. "The FAA's actions are unacceptable, and I fully intend to hold Administration officials' feet to the fire when I call them to answer these questions face-to-face."
In a letter to Huerta last month, McCaskill requested information about an $860 million government contract with Raytheon Technical Services to help train new and current air traffic controllers. According to the first-term lawmaker, the program will run out of money next month, more than one year before the contract is due to end, and she questioned the FAA's plan to extend the agreement by three years without fully addressing the problems that led to the cost overruns and performance shortfalls in the first place.
In a letter dated July 18, Huerta contended that the Air Traffic Control Optimum Training Solution contract has contributed to the FAA's overall success in hiring 7,500 new air traffic controllers, but he acknowledged that the success "came with an unacceptable cost growth and that we did not effectively manage the contract in the past."
McCaskill accuses Huerta of failing to adequately address the decision-making process and plans to prevent waste in the future, and she is vowing to call FAA officials to the Senate to answer those same questions in meetings with Senate Committee staff. She added that agency officials will also be expected to explain their decisions to reward Raytheon with more than $28 million in profit on the contract which, in addition to running out of money, has failed to achieve its original goals, including reducing costs, reducing training time or developing new and innovative training.
Currently in the midst of her first re-election campaign, McCaskill is the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate from Missouri, and she has used her subcommittee to crack down on waste, fraud and abuse of taxpayer dollars. She recently introduced the Comprehensive Contingency Contracting Reform Act, which she calls the most significant reform of wartime contracting standards in 60 years.
Safetyminded (not verified)
July 28, 2012 - 2:15pm
What remains a mystery is why the Department of Transportation Inspector General will not release results of the audit requested by Senator McCaskill last year and due in May, 2012.
Word among knowledgeable Hill folks is that the OIG won't release it til after the election due to enormous political pressure being exerted by powerful lobbyists. Even the investigator in charge of the ATCOTS audit was recently changed.
Aviation safety has been put on the election finance chopping block for political money, and the flying public at impending risk.
PHIL (not verified)
July 29, 2012 - 11:08am
As the FAA wastes millions on these types of contracts they are, at the same time, forcing veteran controllers into retirement as they reach the ridiculously early mandatory retirement age of 56. These controllers should be the backbone of the FAA's training program but instead they are being forced into early retirement and replaced by contractors.
James (not verified)
July 30, 2012 - 10:52am
FAA, yet another agency that needs to be cleaned out from top to bottom. Safety isn't their goal, making everyone in the aviation community miserable is.
Capt. Dan Gellert (not verified)
August 1, 2012 - 10:03am
What can we expect from Mike Huerta? A non-pilot - a non-ATC - a non-airport experienced individual, who has others write his letters and make his decisions.
The FAA has been in a free-fall for years, staffed with empty suits and skirts.
Grady Jones (not verified)
August 3, 2012 - 5:09pm
The Senate should investigate this before the Huerta Confirmation Hearing begins again. Will he let Raytheon keep the contract, without the option to allow other contracters to bid on it and not excercise the option years? Will he allow the company, who he has previous ties to, to produce a bad product at an incredibly inflated price? Will he crack down on this waste of our taxpayer money? Why is this happening? Why did Raytheon get this business to begin with? Has anyone noticed the huge climb in controller errors? These are the questions we need to know--honestly.
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October 12, 2012 - 4:28pm
CSSOA, this is the an Organization now is control and work in hand with Civil Aviation Authority East African Community as a body which lounged few Weeks ago in Entebbe.Uganda as HQ for East African Civil Aviation Authority.. go the Website.http//:www.cassoa.org
Sean (not verified)
November 13, 2012 - 9:59am
Yet another way to discourage the creation of jobs. I finished a 4-year degree to be an air traffic controller in January 2011. After waiting 18 months from my college graduation for a job with the FAA as an Air Traffic Controller, my training with the FAA was cancelled, without a new starting date. I'm in tens of thousands of dollars in debt and need to be trained to start my new career! Stop wasting time and let me start my new career!


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NEWPORT MAN Gavin Mills kicked, punched and even jumped on the body of Polish baker Jerzy Dubiniec as he lay in the road, a court heard yesterday.
Mills, 26, of Glebe Street, is on trial at Newport Crown Court accused of murdering Mr Dubiniec, 60, on August 20 last year.
He is also accused of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Benjamin Davies on the same date.
Mills denies the charges.
Gregg Taylor QC told the court how Mills had been to Blacks Pool Hall on Commercial Road in Newport on August 19 with friend Christina Hobbs.
He said Mills, wearing a red tracksuit and white trainers with reflective strips on the back, left before the party finished and ended up near the Church House Inn in Broad Street.
He said Mr Dubiniec was walking down Broad Street at the same time after finishing work at a bakery and was heading home to St Michael's Street.
Mr Taylor said one resident heard a noise at about 3.30am and saw a man lying in the road being kicked "many times".
He said the man took the pulse of the man on the floor then started kicking him again and left him lying in the road.
Mr Taylor said a woman living nearby also saw a man in a red tracksuit repeatedly punch an older man with both hands, headbutted him and kicked him with both feet.
Mr Taylor said there is no dispute between the prosecution and the defence that Mills was the man in the red tracksuit.
The court was also told by Mr Taylor how two cars drove around the body in the road and did not stop while another ran over Mr Dubiniec's legs - but that this did not contribute to his death.
Mr Taylor said Ms Hobbs had a phone call from Mills at some point who said: "Oh Chris I just hit someone and then a car has run over him and I think he's killed."
He said she found Mills crying and crouched in the middle of the road while Mr Dubiniec was in a pool of blood but did not appear to be dead.
Mr Taylor said she told Mills he was still breathing and said "we're not going to leave him" while on the phone to the ambulance service.
But he said as she turned back she saw him jumping and landing with both feet on the man's body, she "went nuts" at him, and called Mills "sick".
Newport Crown Court heard how Jerzy Dubiniec spent more than 40 years working as a baker and had been a "master of his trade".
Mr Taylor said he was married with children and retired in 2000 but missed his work and went to Newport to help Daniel Binek at his bakery in Enterprise Way.
Mr Taylor said Mr Dubiniec had never been out of Poland before and spoke no English.
He said his job was to advise Mr Binek, oversee the baking process and would be there for two or three months.
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Foster Victory Adds 2nd Physicist to Congress
Congressman Bill Foster
Foster started as a researcher at Fermilab in 1984. He was part of the team that wrote the software for the Collider Detector at Fermilab collaboration that discovered the top quark in 1995. He also helped design and manage the construction of the Tevatron's recycler ring.
Foster was first elected to the Illinois 14th Congressional district in a special election in 2008 after former house speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) stepped down. The district encompassed the cities of Aurora and Batavia, home to many of the physicists who work at nearby Fermilab.
In 2010, Foster lost his seat to Randy Hultgren as part of the Republican takeover of the House.
Following the 2010 census, the congressional district lines were redrawn, splitting Biggert's former district and reforming the 11th over some areas that used to encompass Foster's 14th. The redrawn district abuts Fermilab and Argonne National Lab. After a campaign that focused on the importance of science, Foster won the district with 56 percent of the vote.
The importance of scientific research to America's economy was a central theme of Foster's campaign. Previously he served on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee, and will likely return.
"Investments in basic scientific research are among the highest return on investment of any that our society can make," according to Foster's website.
"[K]eeping the technological pipeline full–from basic research, to technology development, to market driven deployment of advanced manufacturing technologies–is crucial to our country's long term economic health."
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Jango Fett may be a bounty hunter, but he certainly has little in regards to moral conscience. It doesn't matter who gets in his way, his only focus in the goal and he will do whatever it takes to get to the prize.
Star Wars Bounty Hunter, developed by LucasArts for the PlayStation2 and GameCube and slated for a fall release, takes players into Fett's world.
Fett has been hired to track down and capture the elusive leader of a mysterious cult, and takes up that charge through 18 levels and six worlds. In the way stand an assortment of monsters, galactic scum and the competition.
The folks at LucasArts, who demonstrated the build of the game at E3 2002 in Los Angeles, stated that this program will give players a look into what precipitated Fett's involvement leading up to the Clone Wars.
The game is highly immersive, and the build demonstrated on the GC. At first look, this was one of the most incredibly lush game demo'ed for that platform. The action was incredible, the animation was impressive and the Star Wars universe (one presumes that there is a code by which all Star Wars games must adhere) was as alive as ever.
Fett has methods of researching and 'tagging' suspect, and can either take them in dead, or use a bolo-style device to wrap them up for capture. He does have a scope for long range targeting, and a controllable missile. And should a door present an obstacle, no problem. Fett just activates a cutter unit (which also can toast enemies) to cut off the door in this interactive world. Fett has an auto targeting system which will enable him to keep his sites on his target no matter how he moves.
The game is seen from a camera-relative view, and – according to LucasArts – the game will be quite forgiving to players.
This is an intriguing game that should find quite a niche among Star Wars fans. The graphical elements will win over its share of RPG players not necessarily into this universe. Bounty Hunter appears to be one of the stronger titles coming out in this universe of games.


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