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|Date / Time
|Saturday March 26, 2016 @09:15AM
|Starboard Launches Proxy Fight To Remove Entire Yahoo Board
|Wednesday March 23, 2016 @08:48PM
|'Flash Crash' Trader Navinder Sarao Faces US Extradition
|Monday March 21, 2016 @08:49AM
|Australia Promises To Remove Tax On Bitcoin, Support FinTech Innovation
|Saturday March 19, 2016 @12:59AM
|Security Researcher Goes Missing After Investigating Bangladesh Bank Cyber-Heist
|Friday March 18, 2016 @08:20PM
|Is $699 Too Much For a 13.3-inch Android E-ink Reader?
|Thursday March 17, 2016 @09:57AM
|FCC Set To Approve Charter, Time Warner Cable Merger
|Wednesday March 16, 2016 @09:58AM
|RBS Cuts Hundreds of Jobs As FCA Approves 'Robo-Advisers'
|Monday March 14, 2016 @10:33AM
|China Criticizes Subsidized Ride-Hailing Apps As Anti-Competitive
|Sunday March 13, 2016 @12:04PM
|Hackers Steal Bank's Crypto Credentials, But Are Foiled By Their Own Typo
|Friday March 11, 2016 @01:04PM
|GM Buys Driverless Software Startup Cruise Automation
|Thursday March 10, 2016 @02:02PM
|Bank of England Looks Into 'Centralized' Bitcoin Alternative, RSCoin
|Tuesday March 08, 2016 @04:10PM
|FTC Demands Info From PCI Auditors On Breached Companies' Compliance
|Saturday March 05, 2016 @12:12AM
|Paperless Statements Not Always Best Choice, Says New Report
|Wednesday February 24, 2016 @12:36PM
|Japan Considers Treating Bitcoin As Conventional Currency
|Tuesday February 23, 2016 @10:23PM
|To Secure ATM Transactions: Ditch the Card
|Monday February 22, 2016 @12:19PM
|MasterCard Rolls Out 'Selfie' Verification For Mobile Payments
|Wednesday February 17, 2016 @12:20PM
|Uber Losing $1 Billion a Year In China
|Monday February 15, 2016 @09:42AM
|Goldman Sachs: VR and AR "Will Be The Next Generation Computing Platform" Worth $80 Billion By 2025
|Thursday February 11, 2016 @06:52PM
|Google Settles Decade-Long Tax Dispute In UK
|Thursday February 11, 2016 @01:18PM
|The Way VCs Think About Open Source: Mostly Wrong
|Wednesday February 10, 2016 @01:29PM
|Identity Thieves Obtain 100,000 Electronic Filing PINs From IRS System
|Wednesday February 10, 2016 @10:15AM
|Chinese Tech Group Offers To Buy Opera; Board Endorses
|Friday February 05, 2016 @04:06PM
|Financial Advisers Disrupted By AI
|Thursday February 04, 2016 @09:44AM
|Cisco To Acquire IoT Company Jasper For $1.4 Billion
|Wednesday February 03, 2016 @10:25AM
|Yahoo To Fire Another 15% As Mayer Attempts To Hang On
|Wednesday February 03, 2016 @09:51AM
|Microsoft To Acquire SwiftKey Predictive Keyboard Technology Company For $250M
|Tuesday February 02, 2016 @07:25PM
|Magic Leap Raises $794 Million To Accelerate Adoption of Secretive AR Tech
|Friday January 29, 2016 @05:45PM
|Xerox Splits Into Two Companies, Icahn Not Behind Move
|Thursday January 28, 2016 @11:26AM
|Tim Cook: What's Good For the US Dollar Is Bad For Apple
|Thursday January 28, 2016 @09:54AM
|A Crowdfunding Site To Help Pay Patients' Medical Bills
|Tuesday January 26, 2016 @09:18AM
|San Francisco's Yellow Cab Files For Bankruptcy
|Monday January 25, 2016 @03:09AM
|SaxoBank Predicts Universal Basic Income For Europe
|Friday January 15, 2016 @10:08PM
|Cryptsy Bitcoin Trader Robbed, Blames Backdoor In the Code of a Wallet
|Saturday January 09, 2016 @11:15AM
|GM Dumps $500 Million Into Lyft
|Thursday January 07, 2016 @09:04AM
|Indiegogo Launches a Crowdsourcing Business For Big Businesses
|Tuesday December 29, 2015 @09:49AM
|Reluctance To Go Mobile Inhibiting Innovation In Financial Services
|Thursday December 17, 2015 @11:20AM
|IBM and Linux Foundation To Create Blockchain For Major Financial Institutions
|Tuesday December 15, 2015 @09:50AM
|Hedge Fund Manager Criticizes Yahoo for Wasting $3 Billion On Poor Acquisitions
|Saturday December 12, 2015 @02:29PM
|MST3K Breaks Kickstarter Record
|Friday December 11, 2015 @07:10PM
|Dow Chemical and DuPont Plan Huge Merger Followed By a Split
|Thursday December 03, 2015 @11:39AM
|After Demanding $3 Million Ransom, Hacker Dumps Massive Customer Financial Data
|Tuesday December 01, 2015 @01:41PM
|DHS Offering Free Vulnerability Scans, Penetration Tests
|Sunday November 29, 2015 @04:54PM
|Purdue Experiments With Income-Contingent Student Loans
|Thursday October 29, 2015 @05:23PM
|Chinese Hackers Targeted Insurer To Learn About US Healthcare
|Friday October 23, 2015 @05:40PM
|Affordable Care Act Exchanges Fail To Detect Counterfeit Documentation
|Thursday October 22, 2015 @08:19AM
|EU Rules Bitcoin Is a Currency, Exchanges Are VAT-Exempt
|Sunday October 18, 2015 @06:28PM
|Disruptive Bloodwork Startup May Offer Mostly Vaporware
|Tuesday October 13, 2015 @09:41AM
|LogMeIn To Acquire LastPass For $125 Million
|Thursday October 08, 2015 @10:09AM
|Dell, EMC Said To Be In Merger Talks
|Sunday October 04, 2015 @11:23AM
|When Fraud Detection Shuts Down Credit Cards Inappropriately
|Friday October 02, 2015 @01:43AM
|China Beats US In Early Cuban Internet Infrastructure Investment
|Friday September 11, 2015 @08:19AM
|Ellen Pao Drops Appeal of Gender Discrimination Suit
|Tuesday September 01, 2015 @12:33PM
|Citi Report: Slowing Global Warming Could Save Tens of Trillions of Dollars
|Sunday August 09, 2015 @09:09AM
|Tesla Suffering Cash Flow Issues; Every Model S Means a $4,000 Loss
|Tuesday August 04, 2015 @12:08PM
|Behind the Microsoft Write-Off of Nokia
|Saturday August 01, 2015 @03:07AM
|Silicon Valley's Big Lie
|Thursday July 16, 2015 @06:39AM
|Twitter Stock Jumps Nearly 8 Percent After Fake Report
|Thursday July 09, 2015 @11:08AM
|Microsoft Offers Washington a Bargain: More State Taxes, For More Education
|Thursday July 09, 2015 @08:55AM
|China's Stock Crash: $3.5 Trillion Wiped Out, $2.6 Trillion Frozen
|Friday June 12, 2015 @07:28PM
|Adam Nimoy "For the Love of Spock" Documentary On KickStarter
|Tuesday June 09, 2015 @08:35AM
|US Tech Companies Expected To Lose More Than $35 Billion Over NSA Spying
|Sunday May 31, 2015 @12:05AM
|How Elon Musk's Growing Empire is Fueled By Government Subsidies
|Tuesday May 26, 2015 @09:34AM
|Charter Strikes $56B Deal For Time Warner Cable
|Monday May 25, 2015 @11:46AM
|Greece Is Running Out of Money, Cannot Make June IMF Repayment
|Thursday May 21, 2015 @10:55AM
|Pre-Orders Start For Neo900 Open Source Phone
|Tuesday May 19, 2015 @09:21AM
|Stock Market Valuation Exceeds Its Components' Actual Value
|Friday May 08, 2015 @07:49PM
|28-Year-Old Businessman Accused of Stealing $1 Billion From Moldova
|Thursday May 07, 2015 @07:56AM
|Report: Microsoft Considering Salesforce Acquisition
|Thursday April 02, 2015 @01:36PM
|Tesla's April Fool's Joke Spoofs Market Algorithms
|Friday March 13, 2015 @09:59PM
|Uber Rival Lyft Raises $530M, Will Beef Up IT
|Thursday March 05, 2015 @09:36AM
|French Nuclear Industry In Turmoil As Manufacturer Buckles
|Tuesday March 03, 2015 @11:06AM
|Under US Pressure, PayPal Stops Working With Mega
|Monday March 02, 2015 @11:13PM
|How a Kickstarter Project Can Massively Exceed Its Funding Goals and Still Fail
|Thursday February 26, 2015 @09:56PM
|Pebble Time Smartwatch Receives Overwhelming Support On Kickstarter
|Sunday February 22, 2015 @10:53AM
|Will Greek Finance Minister Varoufakis Support Cryptocurrency In Greece?
|Friday February 20, 2015 @08:27PM
|No Tech Bubble Here, Says CNN: "This Time It's Different."
|Tuesday February 10, 2015 @11:36AM
|Another Bitcoin Exchange Fraud
|Saturday January 31, 2015 @07:29PM
|Apple Posts $18B Quarterly Profit, the Highest By Any Company, Ever
|Saturday January 24, 2015 @12:29PM
|Winklevoss Twins Plan Regulated Bitcoin Exchange
|Saturday January 24, 2015 @01:32AM
|Made-In-Nigeria Smart Cards To Extend Financial Services To the Poor
|Thursday January 15, 2015 @01:36PM
|Bitcoin Volatility Puts Miners Under Pressure
|Thursday January 01, 2015 @06:00PM
|Fraud, Not Hackers, Took Most of Mt. Gox's Missing Bitcoins
|Tuesday December 23, 2014 @09:52AM
|JP Morgan Breach Tied To Two-Factor Authentication Slip
|Saturday December 13, 2014 @08:54PM
|The Shale Boom Won't Stop Climate Change; It Could Make It Worse
|Thursday December 11, 2014 @06:33PM
|Bank Security Software EULA Allows Spying On Users
|Friday December 05, 2014 @06:18PM
|Should IT Professionals Be Exempt From Overtime Regulations?
|Friday November 07, 2014 @08:11PM
|Florida-Based Magic Leap Builds Its Team With Bay Area Hires
|Thursday November 06, 2014 @09:16AM
|PC Cooling Specialist Zalman Goes Bankrupt Due To Fraud
|Tuesday November 04, 2014 @09:44AM
|Some Virgin Galactic Customers Demand Money Back
|Monday October 27, 2014 @01:14PM
|Steve Ballmer Gets Billion-Dollar Tax Write-Off For Being Basketball Baron
|Saturday October 25, 2014 @03:05AM
|Ballmer Says Amazon Isn't a "Real Business"
|Thursday October 23, 2014 @10:43PM
|Judge Says EA Battlefield 4 Execs Engaged In "Puffery," Not Fraud
|Thursday October 23, 2014 @11:00AM
|Ello Formally Promises To Remain Ad-Free, Raises $5.5M
|Saturday October 11, 2014 @08:48PM
|Mining Kickstarter Data Reveals How To Match Crowdfunding Projects To Investors
|Saturday October 11, 2014 @05:47PM
|Ex-NSA Director Keith Alexander's Investments In Tech Firms: "No Conflict"
|Thursday September 25, 2014 @12:20PM
|Miss a Payment? Your Car Stops Running
|Monday September 22, 2014 @05:51PM
|Is Alibaba Comparable To a US Company?
|Sunday September 21, 2014 @08:52PM
|Vrvana's Totem HMD Puts a Camera Over Each Eye
|Sunday September 21, 2014 @05:23PM
|Trouble In Branson-Land, As Would-Be Space Tourists Get Antsy Over Delays
|Saturday September 20, 2014 @10:18PM
|Emails Cast Unflattering Light On Internal Politics of Healthcare.gov Rollout
|Saturday September 20, 2014 @02:21PM
|Video Released, Crowdfunding Underway For Axiom Open Source Cinema Camera
|Friday September 19, 2014 @10:35PM
|Why a Chinese Company Is the Biggest IPO Ever In the US
|Wednesday September 17, 2014 @12:06PM
|Scotland's Independence Vote Could Shake Up Industry
|Tuesday September 16, 2014 @08:37AM
|Funding Tech For Government, Instead of Tech For Industry
|Friday September 12, 2014 @11:05AM
|Kickstarter's Problem: You Have To Make the Game Before You Ask For Money
|Sunday August 24, 2014 @09:53AM
|Oregon Sues Oracle For "Abysmal" Healthcare Website
|Friday June 27, 2014 @08:45PM
|Germany's Glut of Electricity Causing Prices To Plummet
|Thursday June 12, 2014 @08:04AM
|Bloomberg Testing Productivity App For Oculus Rift
|Thursday June 05, 2014 @03:45PM
|High Frequency Trading and Finance's Race To Irrelevance
|Saturday May 31, 2014 @02:36PM
|New Federal Database Will Track Americans' Credit Ratings, Other Financial Info
|Thursday May 01, 2014 @08:27AM
|Bloomberg's Trading Terminals Now Providing Bitcoin Pricing
|Tuesday April 22, 2014 @09:07AM
|Netflix Plans To Raise Prices By "$1 or $2 a Month"
|Saturday April 19, 2014 @11:43AM
|Russia Writes Off 90 Percent of North Korea Debt
|Friday April 18, 2014 @08:46PM
|Investors Value Yahoo's Core Business At Less Than $0
|Tuesday April 15, 2014 @10:50AM
|Slashdot Asks: How Do You Pay Your Taxes?
|Tuesday April 15, 2014 @09:51AM
|How Amazon Keeps Cutting AWS Prices: Cheapskate Culture
|Thursday April 10, 2014 @02:32PM
|Can the ObamaCare Enrollment Numbers Be Believed?
|Tuesday April 08, 2014 @12:35PM
|Stem-Cell Research Funding Institute Is Shuttered
|Tuesday April 08, 2014 @09:17AM
|Evidence Aside, FBI Says Russians Out To Steal Ideas From US Tech Firms
|Thursday April 03, 2014 @01:43PM
|China Cracks Down On Bitcoin, Cuts Off Exchanges' Bank Access
|Tuesday March 25, 2014 @10:17AM
|Big Data Breaches Give Credit Monitoring Services a Boost
|Sunday March 23, 2014 @08:23PM
|Cryptocurrency Exchange Vircurex To Freeze Customer Accounts
|Friday March 21, 2014 @08:56PM
|Linux May Succeed Windows XP As OS of Choice For ATMs
|Thursday March 13, 2014 @09:22AM
|White House: Get ACA Insurance Coverage, Launch Start-Ups
|Monday March 10, 2014 @05:05PM
|The Tangled Tale of Mt. Gox's Missing Millions
|Monday March 10, 2014 @03:33AM
|Hackers Allege Mt. Gox Still Controls "Stolen" Bitcoins
|Sunday March 09, 2014 @11:40PM
|Google Chairman on WhatsApp: $19 Bn For 50 People? Good For Them!
|Thursday March 06, 2014 @09:05AM
|How Ireland Got Apple's $9 Billion Australian Profit
|Saturday March 01, 2014 @01:36AM
|Tim Cook: If You Don't Like Our Energy Policies, Don't Buy Apple Stock
|Friday February 28, 2014 @09:21PM
|MtGox Files For Bankruptcy Protection
|Saturday February 22, 2014 @10:01AM
|Open Source Video Editor Pitivi Seeks Crowdfunding to Reach 1.0
|Thursday February 20, 2014 @04:44PM
|WhatsApp: 2nd Biggest Tech Acquisition of All Time
|Thursday February 20, 2014 @01:23PM
|Are Bankers Paid Too Much? Are Technology CEOs?
|Sunday February 09, 2014 @10:21AM
|On the Practicalities of Counterfeit-Proof Physical Bitcoins
|Saturday February 08, 2014 @02:54PM
|25% of Charter Schools Owe Their Soul To the Walmart Store
|Saturday February 08, 2014 @02:01AM
|Bitcoin Plunges After Mt. Gox Exchange Halts Trades
|Friday January 10, 2014 @07:07PM
|The SEC Is About To Make Crowdfunding More Expensive
|Saturday December 14, 2013 @02:58PM
|Investor Lawsuit Blames NSA For $12B Loss In IBM Value
|Friday December 13, 2013 @07:11PM
|Oculus Raises $75 Million To Make VR Headset
|Tuesday December 10, 2013 @08:27AM
|US Treasury Completes Bailout of General Motors
|Friday December 06, 2013 @09:23PM
|About 25% of HealthCare.gov Applications Have Errors
|Tuesday December 03, 2013 @12:19PM
|How Much Is Oracle To Blame For Healthcare IT Woes?
|Saturday November 30, 2013 @11:22PM
|How Microwave Transmission Is Linking Financial Centers At Near-Light Speed
|Saturday November 30, 2013 @08:23PM
|Officials Say HealthCare.gov Site Now Performing Well
|Friday November 29, 2013 @06:55PM
|Computer Model Reveals Escape Plan From Poverty's Vicious Circle
|Sunday November 24, 2013 @09:48AM
|Should the US Copy Switzerland and Consider a 'Maximum Wage' Ratio?
|Thursday November 21, 2013 @09:49AM
|Cyprus University Accepts Bitcoin For Tuition Fee Payments
|Tuesday November 19, 2013 @10:29AM
|Nokia Shareholders Approve Sale To Microsoft
|Tuesday November 19, 2013 @09:36AM
|Why Not Fund SETI With a Lottery Bond?
|Saturday November 16, 2013 @08:46PM
|Yearly FreeBSD Foundation Fundraising Campaign Is On
|Tuesday November 12, 2013 @09:39AM
|How 3 Young Coders Built a Better Portal To HealthCare.gov
|Thursday November 07, 2013 @11:04AM
|Healthcare.gov Official Resigns, Website Still a Disaster
|Thursday November 07, 2013 @10:27AM
|As IPO Nears, Do Twitter's Active User Claims Add Up?
|Saturday November 02, 2013 @04:15PM
|HealthCare.gov: What Went Wrong?
|Tuesday October 15, 2013 @10:49AM
|Buried In the Healthcare.gov Source: "No Expectation of Privacy"
|Sunday October 13, 2013 @07:25PM
|Oil Traders Misread Tweet, Oil Prices Spike
|Thursday October 10, 2013 @05:35PM
|PengPod Crowdfunding a Tablet Made With OS-Switching In Mind
|Thursday October 10, 2013 @12:08PM
|Will Cloud Services One Day Be Traded Just Like Stocks and Bonds?
|Thursday October 10, 2013 @09:02AM
|Cost of Healthcare.gov: $634 Million — So Far
|Tuesday October 08, 2013 @09:41AM
|Alcatel-Lucent To Cut 10,000 Workers, Calls It "Shift Plan"
|Thursday September 26, 2013 @11:34AM
|Undiscovered Country of HFT: FPGA JIT Ethernet Packet Assembly
|Thursday September 26, 2013 @09:59AM
|Gaming Legends Discuss Using Kickstarter For Their Next Projects
|Sunday September 22, 2013 @10:24PM
|Crowdfunding Platform For Drupal Development Launches
|Friday September 13, 2013 @07:37PM
|Sci-Fi Author Timothy Zahn Is Creating a Video Game
|Thursday September 12, 2013 @11:41AM
|Michael Dell To Buy Dell Inc.
|Thursday September 12, 2013 @08:28AM
|UK Gov't Outlines Plans To Privatize Royal Mail
|Tuesday September 10, 2013 @08:17AM
|Icahn Abandons Bid To Prevent Dell From Going Private
|Friday September 06, 2013 @06:39PM
|New Musopen Campaign Wants To "Set Chopin Free"
|Friday September 06, 2013 @08:37AM
|PayPal Freezes MailPile's Account
|Thursday August 22, 2013 @01:33PM
|NASDAQ Trading Halted Due To "Technical Issue"
|Thursday August 22, 2013 @10:35AM
|Ubuntu Edge Draws Nearly $13M, But Falls Short of Indiegogo Goal
|Friday August 16, 2013 @08:26PM
|Ubuntu Edge Now Most-Backed Crowdfunding Campaign Ever
|Sunday August 11, 2013 @09:29AM
|New Animated PNG Creation Tools Intend To Bring APNG Into Mainstream Use
|Thursday August 08, 2013 @06:43AM
|Finance Firm Bloomberg Goes In For $80,000 On Ubuntu Edge Project
|Saturday July 13, 2013 @11:13PM
|Hulu Not For Sale, Time Warner May Join
|Tuesday July 09, 2013 @11:08AM
|Linux-Based Smartpen Heads For Kickstarter
|Tuesday July 09, 2013 @09:34AM
|Computer Trading and Dark Pools
|Tuesday July 09, 2013 @08:04AM
|Flattr Adds Support For Funding In Bitcoin
|Wednesday July 03, 2013 @08:12PM
|Obamacare Employer Mandate Delayed Until After Congressional Elections
|Thursday June 27, 2013 @03:31PM
|Kick-started Remake of Leisure Suit Larry Now On Sale
|Tuesday June 25, 2013 @08:17AM
|California Sends a Cease and Desist Order To the Bitcoin Foundation
|Tuesday June 18, 2013 @12:26PM
|HFT Nothing To Worry About (at Least In Australia)
|Saturday June 15, 2013 @12:00AM
|Don't Panic, But We've Passed Peak Apple (and Google, and Facebook)
|Tuesday June 11, 2013 @11:44AM
|Demo Europe Hits Russia — and Start-ups Have To Beg
|Saturday June 08, 2013 @08:46AM
|Google Glass Banned At Google Shareholder Meeting
|Saturday June 01, 2013 @10:22AM
|UDOO Looks To Combine Best of Raspberry Pi, Arduino
|Thursday May 30, 2013 @02:24PM
|Slashdot Killed My Kickstarter Campaign
|Thursday May 30, 2013 @01:46AM
|Nasdaq Fined $10M Over Facebook IPO Failures
|Saturday May 25, 2013 @12:01AM
|European Commission Launches $12 Billion Chip Support Campaign
|Thursday May 23, 2013 @05:02PM
|Bitcoin's Success With Investors Alienates Earliest Adopters
|Wednesday May 22, 2013 @06:52PM
|Tesla Motors Repays $465M Government Loan 9 Years Early
|Sunday May 19, 2013 @01:10PM
|Yahoo Board Approves a $1.1B Pricetag For Tumblr
|Saturday May 18, 2013 @01:00PM
|After Kickstarter Record, Pebble Smartwatch Lands $15M From VCs
|Monday May 13, 2013 @11:45AM
|Rival Dell Buyout Plans Duke It Out
|Friday May 10, 2013 @10:58PM
|Bloomberg Reporters Caught Spying On Terminal Users
|Tuesday April 30, 2013 @09:48AM
|Pinball: a Resurgence In Retro Gaming From an Unlikely Place
|Monday April 22, 2013 @11:12AM
|Is Anonymous Going Mainstream Following Website Funding?
|Sunday April 21, 2013 @11:42PM
|Microsoft CFO Quits
|Saturday April 20, 2013 @08:42AM
|Blackstone Drops Dell Bid, Cites Declining PC Market
|Friday April 19, 2013 @06:17PM
|Drug Site Silk Road Says It Will Survive Bitcoin's Volatility
"You stay here, Audrey -- this is between me and the vegetable!" -- Seymour, from _Little Shop Of Horrors_


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Communications Tax
Effective January 1, 2007, a statewide 5 percent communications sales
and use tax, also referred to as communications sales tax, has been
levied on landline, wireless and Internet services, as well as satellite
TV and radio. Also included in this tax is a charge of $0.75 per land
line or cell phone per month for E-911, as well as $0.50 per prepaid
retail wireless calling service purchases.
Public rights-of-way use fee: Cable television providers are required to collect the public rights-of-way use fee from subscribers and include it in their monthly communications taxes return and remittance. Landline telephone service providers should continue to remit ROW fees as they currently do, unless they provide both telephone and cable services and the locality does not impose a public rights-of-way use fee on telephone services. Please refer to the Guidelines for additional information. Effective July 1, 2012, the ROW fee will be $0.91, an increase of $0.08 from the last fiscal year.

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12.30.2011 Returning to the Farm workshop helps farm families plan for farm succession
12.30.2011 Improve Reproductive Efficiency in Dairy Farms workshops scheduled for January 2012
12.30.2011 Farm Financial Recordkeeping Workshops using Quickbooks are scheduled for January 2012
12.30.2011 Tile Drainage on Agricultural Lands What You Need to Know
12.28.2011 Special Dairy Meeting Featuring Genomics to be Held in Arizona
12.28.2011 Don't let Salmonella sneak up on your herd
12.27.2011 West Hills College Coalinga Joins Forces with Ag Warriors Program
12.27.2011 Land O'Lakes Purina Feed Livestock Marketing Group Launches Three Innovations
12.27.2011 Rebekah Mast Joins World Wide Sires
12.23.2011 Plank Joins CRV as Genetic Consultant
12.23.2011 Introducing the new maxiBOX Deep Bedded Comfort System
12.23.2011 New Dairy Cattle Judging Video Available
12.23.2011 Dairy Checkoff Unifies Industry to Drive 2011 Sales, Innovation
12.22.2011 Deadline Approaching for Alice in Dairyland Applications
12.22.2011 2012 Illinois Dairy Summit scheduled
12.21.2011 The Best in Brown Swiss Continues to Get Better!
12.21.2011 Season of Giving: DFA Members, Employees Lend a Helping Hand
12.21.2011 Filament Marketing Promotes Ditzenberger to Marketing Executive
12.21.2011 Pfizer to Provide More Than $1 Million to Support FFA Programs
12.21.2011 2012 Oregon Dairy Farmers Annual Convention
12.21.2011 Checkoff Publishes White Paper on Beef Tenderness
12.21.2011 Midwest Dairy Minnesota District Meetings Begin Jan. 5
12.21.2011 David Hula wins Highest Overall Yield With Pioneer Hybrid P2088HR in NCGA Corn Yield Contest
12.21.2011 DeLaval introduces ISO identification for all VMS barn systems
12.21.2011 University of Illinois offers online dairy courses
12.21.2011 Growers Planting Pioneer® Brand Sorghum Hybrids
12.20.2011 ABS Global Welcomes Matt Waters as District Sales Manager
12.19.2011 Top 100 TPI List Includes Strength and Power of ABS Lineup
12.19.2011 Harvestore® Talon Unloader Chain Promises High Delivery and Low Maintenance
12.19.2011 Sons of the San Joaquin to Perform at California Antique Farm Equipment Show
12.19.2011 Accelerated Genetics Hosts Young Producer Winter Get-Away Game Show Weekend
12.19.2011 Tracking Beef's Shrinking Footprint
12.16.2011 Duo Dairyland Initiative Workshops! Calf Barn Ventilation & Transition Facility Planning Design
12.16.2011 Bob-White Systems is Having a Major Inventory Clearance Sale on Top-of-the-Line Nieros Coolers
12.16.2011 ABS Global Welcomes Evan Schnadt as Dairy Performance Programs Support Specialist
12.16.2011 Checkoff Releases 2010/11 National Beef Tenderness Survey
12.16.2011 2012 Alltech Lecture Tour The Path to a Profitable Future - to Visit 24 Cities in North America
12.16.2011 DuPont & Rosetta Green Sign Agreement to Identify Drought Tolerance Genes in Corn & Soybeans
12.16.2011 American Farmland Trust Announces Farm Bill Webinars
12.16.2011 Genex Introduces 8 Holsteins Above $700 LNM
12.15.2011 New Research Shows Successful Treatment of Gram-negative Mastitis
12.15.2011 Seven Sires Make Their Debut In The Genex Jersey Lineup
12.15.2011 Defining Milk Quality: An Industry Perspective
12.15.2011 Wisconsin Holstein Association to Recognize Outstanding Junior Members from Around the State
12.15.2011 December proofs propel CRV further into overall and outcross marketplace
12.15.2011 DuPont Prevails in PROaccessSM Arbitration With Monsanto
12.15.2011 New Generation Genetics introduces Three New High-Genomic Young Sires
12.15.2011 AI24: New Rumination Tag Named Top 10 Product at 2012 World Ag Expo
12.14.2011 Murray Wise offers advice to farmers, farmland investors
12.14.2011 Zweber Becomes First AgChat Foundation Executive Director
12.14.2011 New Graduates Contribute to Breed-Leading, High-Components Lineup at Select Sires
12.13.2011 Donors give record $16 million to National FFA Foundation in 2011
12.13.2011 Jersey Leaders Honored with Memorial Gifts to Jersey Youth Academy
12.13.2011 New PACE Sires Released from Accelerated Genetics
12.13.2011 Leadership Named for the 60th All American Jersey Shows & Sales
12.13.2011 International Flair added to Geneforce® Line-up with Garcia
12.13.2011 All American Winners of 2011 Announced by American Jersey Cattle Association
12.13.2011 Accelerated Genetics Offers Complete Line-up to Customers
12.12.2011 Ten Jersey Junior Breeders Recognized for Achievement by National Jersey Association
12.12.2011 Pacesetter Genetics for IPS with December Proofs
12.12.2011 Pennsylvania Youth Wins National Jersey Production Contest
12.09.2011 House Passes Bill Striking Preemptively at EPA's Regulation of Farm Dust
12.09.2011 Select Sires Offers Breed-Leading Sires
12.09.2011 Semex Releases New "Genetics For Life" Video
12.09.2011 Record Number of Dairy and Beef Producers Attend Alltech's Global 500
12.08.2011 ABS Global Welcomes Michael Cardoso as Udder Health Specialist
12.08.2011 Gouda news: Cheese-making workshop slated
12.08.2011 CWT Assists with 3.2 Million Pounds of Cheese Export Sales
12.08.2011 Mark Upton named National Sales Mngr of Feed Additives Area of Professional Agriculture Group
12.08.2011 Put the pieces in place for pneumonia management
12.08.2011 Milk Fuels Success for High School Seniors with $7500 College Scholarships
12.08.2011 Select Sires Debuts Six Elite Sires
12.08.2011 New Generation Genetics bulls dominate the top spots after the recent genetic evaluations
12.08.2011 County Executive Forms Community Task Force to Explore Expansion at Alliant Energy Center
12.07.2011 New Graduates Rise to Top at ABS Global
12.07.2011 More Midwestern States embrace DeLaval VMS
12.07.2011 Progressive Agriculture Safety Day® Program Reaches One Millionth Participant
12.07.2011 Stall Fillers...Improve Cow Comfort By Keeping Stalls Full of Sand
12.07.2011 Wisconsin Cooperatives Note UW-System Board of Regents Composition Act
12.06.2011 Manager Named for Jersey Marketing Service
12.06.2011 Grafton Village Cheese Earns Five Medals at the World Cheese Awards
12.06.2011 Vegh Presented With Inaugural National Farm-City Council Charles Eastin Award
12.06.2011 World Dairy Expo Celebrates Stellar Volunteer Force
12.06.2011 Join the Cintas & Carhartt Cold Crew: Online contest
12.06.2011 World Ag Expo Announces 2012 Top-10 New Products
12.05.2011 Cintas Releases New Carhartt Rental Active Jacket
12.05.2011 US FDA Approves New BRD Therapy
12.05.2011 Cargill Wooster, Ohio Named 2011 Feed Mill of the Year
12.05.2011 New Amino Acid Bypass Supplement Manufacturing Plant Opens in U.S.
12.05.2011 Growers Earn Cash Rebates Through Grower Rewards From Dow AgroSciences & Mycogen Seeds
12.05.2011 SDS Northward Movement Expands Threat to Soybean Yields
12.05.2011 KABA/Select Sires & Cache Valley Select Sires Form New Cooperative Select Sires MidAmerica
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Hi everyone,
My husband and I traveled from Ohio to MD Anderson last week and met with Dr. Steven Curley. (anyone heard of him or seen him??) We were really impressed with him.
Anyway, he decided Jack's tumor was inoperable at this point. (that's what Ohio State told us too after first saying they would operate......) Anyway, he said two of the ducts have tumor in and around them and the third duct doesn't have tumor in it, but it is right up against the outside of it. Therefore, doing surgery would have no benefit because he feels he couldn't get the whole thing right now.
We told him that Ohio State had told Jack to start Gemzar and IMRT therapy for 5-6 weeks. Dr. Curley agreed so he will start that on the 19th. We will then go back to Houston the end of April to see if the tumor "responded" - Not only do we need the tumor to shrink, be we need it to shrink in a very specific place, up against this one duct so it can be operable. I know this doesn't sound good seeing as only 10-20% of bile duct cancers respond to chemo and radiation and like I said, we need it to work in a a very specific place.
It's still hard to believe Jack is only 41 years old and has this horrible cancer. It's also hard to believe since he has no pain and is acting normal. I know this may change once Gemzar and IMRT start but I heard they are well tolerated??
Anyone have experience with that combination??
Hope everyone is doing as well as they can be doing. This really sucks and I feel for everyone going through this.
Any info on Gemzar and IMRT would be appreciated.


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See our crash test page for the detailed results — As you can see from the IIHS' crash test video, the Nissan Quest does not protect intrusion into the passenger space & major injury to the front seat passengers is likely.
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Through the years, it's become no secret that we've got devs that take Team Fortress 2 pretty seriously. Later this Spring, producer Phil Nelson (above left) and world artist Nate Purkeypile (right), will participate in the fourth TF 2 Mixup.
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June 2012 Fairfax County NewsWire Updates
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June 29
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- Police Recover Body in Occoquan River
- Fatal Crash in Fairfax Area
- Fatal Crash in Burke Area
- Smoke Alarms Alert Children in Penn Daw House Fire
- Excessive Heat Warning in Effect Until 9 p.m.
- FEMA Administrator Fugate Visits Fire Station 40
- This Weekend: Comedy, Turtles and Tea
June 28
- Video: The PROGRESS Center-From Affordable Housing to Self-Sufficiency
- Economic Development Authority Participates in Seminar to Boost Business with Wales
- Celebrate 50th Anniversary of the City of Fairfax Regional Library, July 7-14
- Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District Seeks Executive Director/Administrator
- What You Need to Know for Independence Day: Events, Schedules and Safety Tips
June 27
- Register for Family Caregiver of Older Adults Phone Support Group
- Suspect Sought in Two-Year-Old Pham Homicide; Reward Offered
- Evolution of Fairfax Final Installment Tonight, June 27
- Fireworks Celebration at Workhouse Arts Center July 7
- Tim Harmon 5K Donations Racing Toward 15 Thousand Dollars
June 26
- Lightning Safety: When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors
- Three-Alarm Condominium Fire in Reston
- Video: Chessie's BIG Backyard Fully-Accessible Playground
- July 4 Fireworks at Lake Fairfax
- New Laws for Military and Young Drivers Take Effect July 1
- Bluegrass Band Seldom Scene Plays Nottoway Nights on July 5
June 25
- Increased Chance for Wildfires Today; Take Caution Igniting Flames
- Video: Tim Harmon 5K for Hepatitis C Awareness
- Woman Rescued from Centreville Townhouse Fire
- June 24-30 is Mosquito Control Awareness Week-Learn How to Fight the Bite!
- Update: Police Charge Two Teens in Connection with Pellet Gun Shooting
- Centreville Playground Fire Intentionally Set
- Urgent Need for Meals on Wheels Volunteers Throughout Fairfax County
- Update: Police Arrest Teen for Barn Animal Attacks
- National HIV Testing Day is June 27. Health Department Provides Free HIV Testing Monday-Friday
- Newly Announced Job Opportunities with Fairfax County Government
- Travelers to 2012 Olympics Urged to Ensure Immunizations are up-to-date
- Zoo Director Charged with Animal Cruelty
June 22
- Weekender: Cinema Under the Stars, 5k Race, Car Show, Summer Block Party
- Health Department Investigates Illness at George Mason University
- Body Found in Annandale Park
- Chief Medical Examiner Seeking Help With Identifying Skeletal Remains
June 21
- E-cycle Your Old Electronics on "Electric Sunday," June 24
- Springfield House Fire
- July 9 Public Meeting to Present 2012 Park Bond
- Fairfax Connector Changes on 13 Routes
- Audio: June 19 Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
June 20
- Fire and Rescue Review Fireworks Safety Tips
- Man Dies in Springfield Area Crash
- Heat Advisory Issued for Today, Wednesday, June 20
- Shred Personal Documents at Mount Vernon High School on June 23
- Police Make Arrest in Attempted Robbery of Seven Corners Bank
June 19
- Three County Employees Recognized with Prestigious Onthank Award
- Photos: June 19 Board of Supervisors Presentations
- Animal Shelter Hosts Low-Cost Rabies Clinic in Chantilly
- 9-1-1 Call Taker Receives Award for Assisting Caller in Labor
- Police Locate Man Reported Missing from Falls Church Area
- Photos: Learn How to Help Control Mosquitoes Around Your Home
- Virginia Transit Association Recognizes Chairman Bulova as "Public Official of the Year"
- Park Authority Director to Host Public Listening Forum June 21
June 18
- Housing Programs Earn National Recognition for Innovative Practices
- Independence Day Holiday Schedule, July 4
- New Jobs this Week Include Public Health Nurse, Human Service Worker, Horticultural Technician
- June 19 Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda and Presentations
- Swim Coach Charged for Indecent Liberties with a Minor
June 15
- Two Rocky Run Middle School Students Shot by a Pellet Gun
- Video: Tick Tips to Keep Your Family Safe
- Hear Civil War Spy Stories at Green Springs Gardens on June 19
- McLean Community Center's Board Meeting on June 27
- Watch Shopping for Nutrition on Mature Living on Channel 16
- Find Fun Father's Day Events in Fairfax County Parks
- Park Authority Seeks Public Comment on Lee District Playground
- Annual Skatefest at Wakefield Skate Park on June 22-23
- Weekender: Camping at Riverbend, 2012 Entertainment Series
- McLean Community Center Offers July 4 Fireworks
- Police Make an Arrest in Homicide on Winterthur Lane in Reston
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- Fathers in Touch Program Helps Dads Become Teachers and Role Models
- Fairfax County Wins Seven NACo Achievement Awards
- Two Men Arrested on Steroid Distribution Charges
- Braddock Nights Concert Series Begins June 15
- Firefighters Present Lifesaving Award to Employee Fitness Center Members
- Chessie, an Accessible Playground, Joins Lee District Park June 16
- Public Visioning Workshop for Seven Corners on June 18
- Park Authority Receives Awards for Historic Sully, Colvin Run Mill and Take 12
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- Teacher Arrested for Possession of Child Pornography
- Audio: Listen to the Latest News to Use and Health and Safety Podcasts
- County Courthouse Closed June 13 Due to Bomb Threat
- DPSC 9-1-1 Call Taker Receives Lifesaving Award
- Sheriff's Safety Seat Inspections on Friday June 22
- Free Summer Meals for Kids
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- Police Department Launching Summer Traffic Safety Campaign
- Update Vehicle Ownership Information by June 18
- Light Fixture Causes Oakton House Fire
- Video: The Evolution of Fairfax Series Begins June 13
- School Age Child Care Athletes Go for the Gold
- Primary Elections Today, June 12; Polls Open Until 7 p.m.
June 11
- Smoking Materials Cause Herndon Townhouse Fire
- Sheriff's Office Receives Donation For Kids Program From Chantilly School
- New Jobs This Week Include Building Engineer, Social Worker and Virginia Room Manager
- Virginia Department of Health Shares Data on Adolescent Health Behaviors
- Person Found Dead on Winterthur Lane; Composite Sketch of Suspect
June 8
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- Video: Family Emergency Kit Practice Guide
- Weekender: Celebrate Fairfax, Art Walk and Frogs
- Photos: Mosquito Trapping Season is Here – Fight the Bite!
June 7
- Take the County Website Homepage Redesign Survey
- Fairfax Connector Fares Increase July 1
- Primary Election Is June 12; Schools Open
- Consumer Affairs: Choosing a Moving Company
- Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing
- Enjoy New Orleans Flavored Rhythms: Workhouse Arts Center June 9
- Video: Wash Your Hands the Right Way
- Sheriff's Free Child ID and Fingerprinting June 23, Alexandria
- Bank Robbery in the Seven Corners Area
June 6
- Transcript of Fight the Bite! Discussion on Protecting Yourself from West Nile, Lyme
- Audio: Listen to the Latest Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
- Public Hearing Set for June 13 on Dulles Rail Phase II Environmental Assessment (PDF)
- Sheriff's Community Labor Force Role in County's Low Impact Development Practices
- Ending Homelessness June Partner Update
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- 9-1-1 Center Honors 8-Year-Old for Courageous Call for Help
- Video: Transforming Tysons Open House
- Nominate Residents for the Barbara Varon Volunteer Award
- Photos: June 5 Board of Supervisors Presentations
- Evolution of Fairfax Series Announced
- Video: Lake Accotink Cardboard Boat Regatta 2012
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- June 5 Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda and Presentations
- Lightning Strikes House in Oakton
- Watershed Friendly Garden Tour, Sunday June 10, 1-5 pm
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- Absentee Voting During Celebrate Fairfax!, Saturday, June 9
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The Missing JewelsMystery teasers are little stories where you need to figure out what happened based on the given clues.
Detective Sing arrived at the scene of the robbery of a coastal house to find a man, Mr. Jones, complaining that his jewels had been stolen. Detective Sing arranged to have him taken to the local police station to give a statement. After a quick search of the area, they found the thief not far away (he hadn't had time to escape), but he was refusing to give up the location of the jewels, and the name of his accomplice. Because the thief had been found quickly, Detective Sing ordered a search of the nearby area. The jewels were found buried beneath a beech tree.
Detective Sing arrived at the police station to talk to Mr. Jones, who was complaining that he had been left alone in the interview room for hours. Detective Sing quickly explained that they had caught the thief, and discovered the jewels.
Mr. Jones, agape, asked where they had found the jewels.
Detective Sing explained that they were found buried at the beech.
"But how did you know which tree they were buried under?" asked Mr. Jones.
Detective Sing immediately arrested Mr. Jones as the missing accomplice.
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AnswerGiven that Mr. Jones lived at a coastal property, it would be reasonable to assume that when Detective Sing tells him that the jewels were found buried 'at the beech', he meant "at the beach". The fact that he doesn't means that he probably has an idea of what has happened to them.
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Man given volunteer of the year award
11:19am Monday 2nd June 2014
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11:19am Monday 2nd June 2014
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A man has been recognised as a charity's volunteer of the year for his dedicated work in the fight against heart disease.
Steve Malde, from Kingsbury, received London Volunteer of the Year Award from the British Heart Foundation (BHF) as part of National Volunteers week.
Mr Malde was recognised for his work delivering Emergency Life Support training, helping the charity raise money for life-saving research into heart disease and training more than 1,000 people in London.
He said: "I am delighted to have been given such a prestigious title as there are so many worthy volunteers who give their time to the BHF.
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text: Leadership issues are all relative By Dave Hickman August 14, 2013 Story Share MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- You know what? I've had it about up to here with leadership. And the whole Geno Smith/Dana Holgorsen/Rex Ryan flap is only one example.It's a great one, to be sure. But it's still only one.Yes, this is a rant. Sorry, but every once in a while we need to rant. I've needed to let loose with this one for a while. Years, in fact.I was just saying to a colleague the other day during the daily interviews that take place during West Virginia's football camp that if I hear one more question asked of a player or a coach about leadership I might just melt down and throw something."How is the leadership on this year's team.''"Who are the leaders on the team?''"Are you trying to be more of a leader this year?''I swear, I'm not making this up: I've heard first-year junior college transfers asked that.It's an easy question that provokes, almost universally, the same answers. They're stock answers, too; so much so that they come right out of the PR 101 talks that players are coached to give before they first meet with the media. And yes, they are coached on how to answer questions before they first meet with the media.And here's why it's an easy answer and a stock answer: It's non-specific. For the most part, no one gets hurt."I'm trying to be more of a leader this year.''"I think the upperclassmen are doing a great job of being leaders.'' "Yeah, I think the leadership this year is better.''It's a positive spin on something that can't possibly be gauged. It says nothing and reveals even less. It's a concept more than anything else, at least in terms of relating it to outsiders.Yes, occasionally it might deal in specifics. Every team has a handful of guys you just know are leader types. Sometimes they're the loud and gregarious ones who are the same inside the locker room as they are out of it. They're easy to spot. You know the type. And there are the quiet ones. How many times have you heard someone talk about leading by example? First to arrive, last to leave, nose to the grindstone. Setting an example.The trouble is, we've grown so enamored of these leadership questions that after a while people start reading things into those stock answers. Maybe they're reading it right. But it's just as likely they aren't.Is leadership important? Of course it is. But if a player talks about a lack of leadership last year, he's usually just trying to reinforce the strength of leadership this year in order to satisfy the onslaught of questions about the subject. Yes, if Dustin Garrison talks about a lack of leadership last year or Quinton Spain refers to more of a team concept as opposed to high-profile individual stars - as both have - maybe they're talking specifically about now-departed players. But it's just as likely they are merely framing their answers. You can't, after all, talk about improved leadership without on some level implying that last year's wasn't as good.And that's an easy answer at West Virginia given last year's meltdown. But the bottom line is that any positive answer to the mind-numbing proliferation of questions about improved leadership this year is going to naturally call into question prior leadership.Ever heard anyone prior to a season say, "Oh, no, our leadership this year sucks. It was much better last year.'' Didn't think so.The same, of course, applies to coaches, who get the same leadership questions the players do. The hope of public relations staffs universally is that the coaches handle the questions better - or at least as well as - the players. Sometimes that doesn't happen.Which brings us to the Smith/Holgorsen/Ryan flap. Holgorsen recently addressed the issue of leadership by saying, "It was a big issue on last year's team, and I mean an issue in a bad way.'' The immediate assumption was that he was talking about Smith, last year's quarterback, who has been hounded by the leadership question for months.Maybe he was talking about Smith specifically. Maybe he wasn't. But when the questions about Smith's work ethic and leadership came up before the NFL draft, Holgorsen did nothing but defend his former quarterback.Truth be told, that Holgorsen would refer to leadership last year as "a big issue . . . in a bad way'' isn't exactly the most PR-savvy quote of the year. Then again, Holgorsen isn't exactly the most PR-savvy coach out there, either. There are times he tends to open mouth and insert foot.In fairness, though, the "issue in a bad way" line was only a small part of a much longer answer to one of those rare leadership questions he's fielded this month that didn't seem trite. He was asked how important the issue of developing leadership was and, given that he still hasn't picked a starting quarterback, does it necessarily have to be the quarterback?His full answer:"We've talked a lot about that with our group and started our meeting [the day before camp began] with that very subject. What defines a leader? What's the definition of a leader? You can't find it. It's not in any book, it's not in any dictionary, it's not the same every year. What I've told our guys is, 'Yeah, we've got to develop leadership, that's for certain.' It was a big issue on last year's team, and I mean an issue in a bad way. We need to develop it and we need to find out who the guys are we can count on."Everybody in the whole room, everybody on the team, everybody who's practicing right now - coaches and players - have the capabilities to be a leader. It starts with being able to lead yourself and do everything right on and off the field, and then you've got to get yourself in position to make plays. And once you've got the opportunity to make plays, then leaders sort of step up and make those plays."Does it have to be a quarterback? Naturally it kind of takes place that way, yeah. It doesn't have to be. I told all three of those quarterbacks, 'You're not going to be in any leadership groups with me' just because they've got other things to worry about right now.''He went on to talk specifically about the three quarterbacks fighting for the starting job in camp and that they had other things to worry about besides leadership issues. When he was done, I asked him about that singular "issue'' quote that couldn't help but stand out and if he would like to expound on it."I don't want to expand on it. I've said for a while that we're not going to talk about 2012,'' he said. "We have lessons that we can take from 2012 that we talked about with our team. I'm not going to go into detail on that, but there are some examples that happened throughout the course of the year on a variety of people - a variety of people - that we could take those lessons and [say], 'We don't want to see that happen this year.' 'And then that the singular quote rocketed to the New York media, where Smith is in the New York Jets camp, and to Ryan, his new coach there. That Ryan bungled the leadership question where it came to Smith - "It tells me I'm glad my kid never went there,'' he said of WVU - just once again goes to show that a lack of PR savvy isn't confined to a college coach in Morgantown.Again, though, the bottom line is that this whole thing is driven by the media's ridiculous infatuation with talking about leadership. Ask about it once, sure, or in specific cases. These days, though, when intelligent questions escape the mind, the fallback seems to be asking about the rather abstract concept of leadership. Ask it enough and eventually the answer might cause some commotion, which obviously it now has.If you ever hear me utter the L word, though, please shoot me.Reach Dave Hickman at 304-348-1734 or email@example.com or follow him at Twitter.com/dphickman1. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 2 Teen pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Oakes Field shooting 3 Huggins, WVU tap South Florida hoops talent 4 Safety shutoff disabled prior to June coal-mining death, report says 5 New company planning $73M synthetic fuel plant in Greenbrier County Searching for a few good men Previous Story James, Greensboro shut down Power 1-0 Next Story


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A good "daytime" mascaraThe reason I said "daytime" is because this mascara doesn't give you that overly dramatic lashes that some of us prefer. Instead it gives you a natural, light to medium, non clumpy coverage. With this said, I actually enjoy using it daily. In fact, it has become my "go to" mascara when I'm particularly in a rush and just need one coat to enhance my lashes. As far as lengthe...read morening, I didn't notice much lengthening effect. My lashes are already long to begin with and because this mascara is lightly formulated, I didn't expect much in the way of lengthening. What I liked the most about it is it didn't give me clumpy coverage, neither did it give me spider legs lashes. What I liked least was the formula took a little longer to dry compared to other mascaras I've used. Now if you're the type to go for dramatic, false eyelash effect, you might be disappointed with this mascara and might want to look elsewhere. Likewise, if you like a more natural coverage, you might want to give this one a try. Personally this is appropriate for me to use during daytime. — 7 years, 12 months agocheetah11 | 154 reviews
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love it!I love it! This is a great high quality mascara! i love it. — 8 years, 5 months agobloggingbeauty | 161 reviews
Not worth the price.I was a bit dissapointed. This was the perfect example of "Expensive doesn't always mean quality". I could of bought a much better mascara for less than half the price. It goes on really dry and clumpy (not attractive) I would not recommend this to anyone. — 8 years, 5 months agoRECESSIONISTA | 9 reviews
great for everydaythis is one of my favorite mascaras its goes on a bit thin so 2 coats may be necessary. i personally dont think any mascara can add too much length so i just curl those suckers and they pretty much reach up to my eyebrows [= adds nice volume but if you want more of a false eyelashes look try a different mascara. — 8 years, 6 months agoCUPCAKESs | 53 reviews
Eh..It's got a powerful name but not a powerful performance. I really use this when I can't find my fave, Zoomlash. This does separate my lashes, but doesn't make them look any thicker. — 8 years, 7 months agoscandalousbeauty | 84 reviews
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1999 Ford F-150 Lightning - Short Stroke
A Different Way to Save Weight
Aside from the chopped top, Bob also lowered the truck by removing the factory springs and adding a set of airbags both front and rear. This allowed him to raise and lower the truck at will, giving it an extremely low stance. The factory SVT aluminum wheels were also upgraded to a set of Colorado Custom 18x9½ billet wheels that are mounted with a set of Goodyear Eagle 295/45R18 tires.
To improve upon the appearance even further, Bob also added purple lightning graphics that also set the truck apart from the rest of its brethren. A set of Street Scene sport mirrors replaced the large factory side mirrors, and a set of Trenz billet grille inserts was installed on both the grille and bumper openings. A set of V-Tech headlight covers is the final touch to making this Lightning look extremely unique.
The rear of the truck remains relatively stock with the exception of a color-matched tonneau cover from Gaylords. The factory supercharged 5.4L V-8 was left alone since it provides plenty of horsepower to motivate the truck to low, 13-second quarter-mile times. Fanatic Lightning fans may be wondering why someone would chop a perfectly good truck, but in Bobs defense, well say the lure of having a custom truck may often be more overwhelming than living by horsepower alone. If you think about it, not only does Bob own one of the fastest production trucks ever made, he also owns a unique one.


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OAKLAND — The federal judge who will decide the fate of Oakland's embattled police department ordered the city to begin settlement negotiations with attorneys seeking an outside receiver with powers to dismiss department brass.
Citing several areas of mutual agreement, including the need for additional court intervention in Oakland's police department, U.S. District Judge Thelton Henderson ordered the settlement talks and gave both sides until Nov. 29 to file a joint statement outlining their areas of agreement.
Henderson has scheduled a Dec. 13 hearing on a receivership motion brought by the attorneys who represented plaintiffs in the decade-old Riders police corruption case.
That case ended in a settlement that required the police department to accept federal monitoring and institute dozens of reforms. The reforms were to have been completed four years ago, but several still have not been fully implemented.
If a receiver is appointed, Oakland would become the first U.S. city to lose substantial power over its police department.
A key sticking point remains whether a federal receiver would have the power to discipline and fire Howard Jordan, the police chief, and his command staff.
The city has refused to surrender that authority, while attorneys for the plaintiffs say the city has failed to hold department brass responsible for the Riders case and subsequent scandals.
"I cannot have our clients or our future clients subjected to the kind of mass harassment that goes on at OPD because the command staff is not doing its job," attorney Jim Chanin said.
Chanin added that he only would reconsider the receivership proposal if city leaders reverse course and take verifiable steps to make police department commanders fully accountable. "I need something close to a guarantee that these kinds of systemic problems won't continue," he said.
Mayor Jean Quan said in a prepared statement that the city has looked forward to negotiations and that all parties shared the same goals: "timely compliance with the remaining reform tasks to achieve constitutional policing and a healthy, strong relationship between police and the people of Oakland."
In his four-page order, Henderson did not appear enthused about the city's proposal to forgo a receiver and instead hire an assistant chief in charge of constitutional policing and a court-approved compliance director responsible for fully implementing the required reforms.
Henderson wrote that the city could have sought to add the assistant chief position earlier if it were crucial for reforming the department. "Either the position is unnecessary and would result in wasted resources," Henderson wrote, "or it is necessary and the failure to adopt such a position earlier indicates a lack of leadership or will."
As for the compliance director, Henderson wrote that the creation of such a post was a tacit acknowledgment by the city that "that current leadership … is incapable, without the court's further intervention, of finally getting the department into compliance."
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(a) League Play
Round Robin league play with a single elimination all-university playoff tournament will be scheduled for men, women and co-rec play.
The National Federation Rule Book will be used with West Texas A&M University intramural exceptions.
See Section (f).
The All-University Championship match will be two (2) out of three (3) games to 15 points with not time limit. A team must win by two (2) points.
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A team must have four (4) players and one (1) non-playing person to start a game.
Each team must furnish a non-playing person to assist in keeping the score d the back line, if needed as requested by the referee.
In the event a team does not satisfy Section (b) 1 and 2 requirements, the clock will start and the team will receive a forfeit for the first game.
The following are exceptions to Section (b) 1:
Teams consist of seven (7) people, three (3) men and three (3) women and one (1) non-playing person.
A team may play with five (5) people -- two (2) men and two (2) and one (1) non-playing person.
A team may play with six (6) people -- two (2) men and three (3) women and one (1) non-playing person.
There must be an equal number or more women to start a match.
(c) Player Equipment
All players are required to wear any style of non-marking athletic shoe (except cleats, spikes, turf, hiking or sandals)
Players will not be permitted to participate in socks or bare feet.
(d) Length of Game
Match winners will be the first to win two (2) games.
The first and second games will be to fifteen (15) points or fifteen (15) minutes whichever comes first.
If a third game is necessary, it will consist of ten (10) points and no clock will be kept.
Teams, in the third game, will switch sides of the court at five (5) points in the third game.
A team does not have to be ahead by two (2) points to win any game.
Time between games shall be two (2) minutes.
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The following procedure will apply for the coin toss:
The visiting team (Team B on the scoresheet) will call the coin toss.
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Team receiving at the start of Game 1, will begin serve in Game 2.
If a third game is necessary, Section (3) 1 will be instituted.
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Teams will be limited to two (2) time outs per game. Each time out will be thirty (30) seconds each.
Time outs will not be allowed in the last three (3) minutes of Game 1 and 2.
Times outs will not be allowed in Game 3.
The referee has the power to make decisions on any questions not specifically stated in the rules.
Substitutions can only enter the game in positions five (5) and six (6).
For clarification on this rule, please refer to the Intramurals Handbook which can be picked up in the Intramurals office.
The ball must be given immediate impetus; the ball must not visibly come to rest.
In playing the ball, a player may use any part of their body above and including the waist.
Carrying, lifting, throwing or shoving the ball shall be considered illegal.
If two (2) or more players of the same team contact the ball simultaneously, it is considered one (1) play and players involved may participate i the next hit.
There is a maximum of three (3) hits allowed per team.
Blocks do not count as one of the three (3) allowed hits.
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The attack is considered complete when the ball is spiked or intentionally directed across the net.
A ball may not be spiked until some portion of the ball has broken the plane of the net.
A player may make successive contacts of a hard driven spiked ball no6t already touched by a teammate, provided the successive contacts constitutes an attempt to play the ball and provided the successive contacts are above and including the waist (arm and head).
Players on the back line cannot spike or block the ball while in front of the ten (10) foot line. They may only "set" the ball.
Players may touch the centerline, but may not step beyond the centerline. (Some part of the foot must stay in contact with the centerline.)
The net may not be touched. When spiking, a player may follow through over the net as long as the player does not touch the net.
A ball touching any part of the boundary line is good.
Any ball, other than the serve, that touches the net within the standards and goes over the net is still in play.
A ball other than the service may be recovered from the net provided the player does not touch the net.
If opposing players foul at the same time, a double foul shall be called and the point will be replayed.
The team receiving the ball after "side-out" shall rotate one (1) position clockwise before serving. The exception to this is the first serve of the game by each team and the person starting in the right back position for each team shall serve.
Players on both the serving team and the receiving team must not overlap left to right (or right to left) as well a front to back (back to front) until after contact of the service.
After contact of the serve, players may play anywhere on the court.
The referee will give a visible signal for serve, as well as an audible whistle sound, indicating the server to serve the ball. Serving prior to this indication will result in a replay.
The serve must be contacted within five (5) seconds of the visible and audible signal to serve.
The served ball must be given immediate impetus -- it cannot be thrown over the net.
As long as a team has one (1) contact remaining, a team may play the ceiling on their side of the net.
In Co-Rec competition the following additions apply:
If there is more than one (1) contact on a side, the ball must be handled by, both a man and a women.
Players must alternate male/female position on the court.
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In a word chain, the words are arranged so that they are linked by a common thread.
Chain: grass rabid aisle islet scent chuck horse outer under never event
Link: the second letter of a word is the first letter of the following word
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can't wait for the season to start so I can micro-manage my teams!
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can't wait for the season to start so I can micro-manage my teams!
I like your attitude Belli, but I feel like it's going to be at least two weeks still until the season begins. Maybe they'll surprise me and start sooner, but I'm predicting about two weeks, give or take a couple days.