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The case of a former Radio 1 DJ accused of sex attacks on children has been adjourned to next month.
Chris Denning, 73, of Basildon in Essex, was due at London's Southwark Crown Court to enter pleas to the charges b ut the case has been adjourned to August 5 at the same court.
Denning was one of the original Radio 1 line-up when the station was launched in 1967.
He was also the first announcer heard on BBC2 when the television channel took to the air in 1964.
Denning was first arrested by detectives from sex crime inquiry Operation Yewtree in June last year.
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Tyndall claims Class A state varsity teener title
HARRISBURG -- Another year, another title.
"This is this group of kids' fifth straight state title," said Gary Kortan, who has coached all five teams. "We set a goal to win it each year and the kids buy into it. They got the job done."
Kortan said the group won two 12-and-under titles, two 13-14 Class A titles and continued the run with its first 15-16 Class A title this year. Kortan said Tyndall returns seven starters to the 15-16 squad next year.
In the championship, Hunter Young picked up the win. He started and pitched three innings, giving up two runs on four hits and striking out one. Zach Sutera retired all six batters he faced and had three strikeouts.
Offensively, Chase Kortan led the team in the title game with three hits, four runs scored and four stolen bases. As a team, Tyndall stole 10 bases. Cole Uecker was 2-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs and Jon Barrett was 2-for-4. Tyndall, which played error-free defense, scored two in the first inning and added three in the third. The team's biggest inning was the fourth with five runs.
Groton's Adam Herman took the loss. As a team, Groton finished with four hits.
Saturday, Tyndall defeated Vermillion 7-2 in the semifinals to earn its spot in the championship.
Chase Kortan pitched six innings, allowing two runs -- one earned -- and had nine strikeouts. Uecker pitched one inning and didn't allow a base runner.
Tyndall scored five runs in the top of the seventh to break a 2-all tied game.
"Vermillion's pitcher pushed us to the limit more than anyone has," coach Kortan said. "We scored four of those five runs with two outs. We always seem to struggle one game at state, and we were fortunate to get by them."
Tyndall's Andrew Roland had two hits, Kortan and Sutera both had one hit and two RBIs and Alex Caba had a double and two runs scored.
Tyndall finished its season 16-7.
Parkston finishes fifth HARRISBURG -- Parkston defeated Volga 9-8 to take fifth place at the Class A state varsity teener baseball tournament Sunday.
Parkston, which led 9-4 going into the seventh inning against Volga, was led by Ty Kinneberg and Eli VanRoekel, who each had two singles. Dillan Thuringer and Garret Hohn each had a two-RBI double.
Wes Genant pitched all seven innings, allowing eight hits, eight runs and had five strikeouts.
To make it to the fifth-place game, Parkston defeated Harrisburg 9-3 Saturday.
Kinneberg, Genant, Nate Gramm, Dillon Stadlman, and Hunter Jackson each had two hits. Kinneberg and Stadlman each had a double.
Kinneberg pitched all seven innings, allowing three earned runs on four hits, three walks and he struck out two.
Parkston finished its season 17-12.


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Q. Can an injured worker obtain both workers' compensation benefits and Social Security disability benefits at the same time?
A. Yes. A disabled worker can receive both. However, the amount of Social Security disability benefits received will be offset by the amount received in workers' compensation. The combined amounts of the disabled worker's Social Security benefits plus the workers' compensation payment may not exceed 80% of the worker's average current earnings. (Note: The combined payments after reduction are never less than what the total Social Security benefits were before the reduction.)
For example: Prior to the disability, the worker's average current earnings were $4,000 a month. The worker is eligible to receive a total of $2,200 a month in Social Security disability. However, the worker also receives $2,000 a month from workers' compensation. Since the total amount of benefits the worker would receive ($4,200) is more than 80% of average current earnings ($3,200), the worker will receive $1,000 less in Social Security benefits.


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Social Work Professor Nationally Honored at CSWE as PIE Award RecipientDr. Maria Vidal de Haymes received prestigious honor in international social work education by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). She was selected as the awardee of this year's Partners in Advancing Education for International Social Work (PIE) Award by CSWE's Commission on Global Social Work Education.
Grant to help train grad students who will work with at-risk youthLoyola's School of Social Work received a $480,000 federal grant in September to train graduate students and help them work with at-risk youth who have behavioral health disorders. Over the next three years, the school hopes to recruit about 100 students for the project, said Associate Professor John Orwat, PhD, who is leading the program. The $480,000 that Loyola recently received from the United States Department of Health and Human Services is for the first year of the program.
Taha Zaffar earns President's MedallionTaha Zaffar volunteered at LIFT, an agency that works to establish new standards for holistic and enduring solutions in the country's fight against poverty.
Loyola's School of Social Work Teach-In DayWatch this video to see what members of Loyola University Chicago's School of Social Work community experienced by participating in Teach-In Day on February 25, 2012.
Social Work Advocacy DayJoin us for the 2013 Social Work Advocacy Day in Springfield, sponsored by NASW-Illinois.
Thursday, February 28
Springfield IL
Join an anticipated 1,000 social workers and social work students from across the state to attend a half day of educational seminars on lobbying in Illinois.
Sample of Legislation to be highlighted at Event:
Illinois Assault Weapons Ban
Marriage Equality Act
Domestic Violence | CEU Event | April 6, 2013Domestic Violence and its Effects on Children
Saturday, April 6, 2013
9am to 1:00pm
Carthage College Campus, Location: Todd Wehr Center 128 B and C
Kenosha, WI
Spring Career FairCurrent students, please plan to join us for the Annual Loyola School of Social Work Career Fair sponsored by Loyola University Chicago's School of Social Work and Loyola's Career Development Center.
March 26, 2013 | 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Corboy Law Center | Kasbeer Hall
Water Tower Campus
Immigration Reform 2013: Challenges & OpportunitiesSponsored by Loyola University's School of Social Work, Latino Policy Forum & NALACC
February 14, 2013
8:30 to 10:30am
Lewis Towers ~ Regents Hall
LookingGlass Fundraiser Still AlicePlease join Loyola's School of Social Work and Looking Glass Theatre for a reception, panel discussion, and special performance of "Still Alice." A reception will precede the performance for the Institute on Aging's panel discussion on "Negotiating Dementia."
School of Social Work 2014 Career Fair, March 25thAll BSW and MSW students and alumni are invited to meet and network with social work professionals at our annual Career Fair. This year's fair will be held on March 25th from 3pm-6pm in Kasbeer Hall (15th floor of the Corboy Law Center at 25 East Pearson Street). You must register to attend and upload your resume by March 19th.
MSW Students Receive Schweitzer FellowshipsTwo of our current MSW students, Kathryn Huber and Padraic Stanley, were selected for the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program. They both have plans to work on healthcare-related projects this upcoming year: Kathryn with Cabrini Green Legal Aid and Padraic with Rincon Family Services. Congratulations to both of our students and Schweitzer Fellows! Read more about their work and how they're making a difference.
The School of Social Work and Institute of Pastoral Studies at LookingglassLoyola's School of Social Work and the Institute of Pastoral Studies hosted a reception, special performance, and panel discussion of "In the Garden: A Darwinian Love Story" at the Lookingglass Theater on Sunday, May 18th. The performance was followed by a panel discussion on the factors that sustain our relationships; MSW faculty, Dr. Terry Northcut, and MSW alum, Moshe Brownstein, participated in the panel. Learn more about the SSW's upcoming event and CEU information.
New Social Work Certificate Program IntroducedThe School of Social Work is proud to announce the Advanced School Mental Health Practice Program (ASMHPP), a dynamic and nearly all on-line 15-credit hour certificate program open to school based mental health practitioners in the Chicago area and around the country.LEARN MORE
School reunion helps celebrate 100th student presentationAssociate professor Shirley Simon has been helping students make presentations at global conferences since 2005. This year marks the 100th student presentation, and the School of Social Work invited all of the presenters back for a reunion to celebrate the milestone.
Spring 2013 Teach In focuses on work with military clientsIn March 2013, Loyola's Social Work community came together to discuss Social Work with the Military Client Population. Issues covered by professors included Domestic Violence in the military family (Prof. Priscila Friere); Children of deployed military and veterans, in the school setting (Prof. Michael Kelly); Substance abuse (Prof. Lynn Boyle); Couples, rebuilding relationships (Prof. Janice Rasheed); Military sexual trauma (Prof. Terry Northcut); Suicide assessment and treatment (Prof. Caleb Kim); and PTSD.
Resource Advocate for LGBTQ communityMegan Salisbury, an Advanced Standing MSW student and intern at the Center on Halsted was featured in their on-line newsletter regarding her work as a Resource Advocate.
Dr. Julia Pryce named Associate Director of the LUC Faculty CenterThe School of Social Work's very own Dr. Julia Pryce has been asked to serve as the Associate Director of the Faculty Center for Ignatian Pedagogy at Loyola University.
Dean Wheeler Inside Loyola InterviewDean Wheeler was interviewed regarding his work with an AIDS Study with the CDC entitled Black Men Evolving (B-ME).
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LGBT Psychology and Related FieldsDr. Michael P. Dentato and Dr. Jeanne Sokolec, faculty members from the School of Social Work will present papers and workshops at the first international conference surrounding lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues this June at Instituto Universitário de Lisboa in Lisbon, Portugal.


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Partnership for Public Health gives first Workplace Champion award to Meredith Village Savings Bank
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MEREDITH — Meredith Village Savings Bank (MVSB) was recently awarded the 1st Annual Worksite Health Champion Award from the Lakes Region Partnership for Public Health (LRPPH). The award was given on September 26th at LRPPH's Annual Meeting in recognition of the Bank's efforts to promote employee health and wellness.
Lori Groleau, PHR Human Resources Generalist, Employment & Wellness, acts as steward of the MVSB Wellness Program and Chair of the Bank's Wellness Committee – a group of employees that meet regularly to discuss and develop educational programs surrounding employee wellness.
"Our Wellness Committee members have truly made healthy living a cornerstone of our culture at MVSB," said David Cronin, Senior Vice President and Human Resources Officer. "The group's fun and educational programs have been varied and creative, appealing to a great number of our employees while improving the overall health and wellness of our organization. Ultimately we feel this allows us to provide high-quality, enthusiastic service to our customers while supporting our employees and their commitment within the communities we serve."
Highlights of MVSB's Wellness Program include: "Weigh-to-Go!" wellness program covering a wide range of topics including goal setting, meal planning, healthy cooking demonstrations and one-on-one nutrition counseling sessions with a licensed/registered dietitian. The "Eat Well, Be Well" series. Employee wellness fairs providing information and resources on heart health, cancer prevention and other topics, as well as testing of cholesterol and glucose levels and other health services.
Other highlights include annual flu shots, on-site nutritionist consultations, fitness challenges encouraging friendly competition among employees to become more active, adopt healthier eating habits, and strive for mind/body/spirit wellness, and monthly newsletter and intranet page featuring information about Wellness Committee activities, fitness tips, healthy recipes, and inspiring stories from co-workers who have made significant progress in reaching their fitness goals.


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Lisa Mortan's ideal life crumbles when her rich and powerful fiancé demands she ends an unwanted pregnancy. With no job or social support, she flees to a small town in hopes of finding a good family for her unborn baby, but instead finds a man who is as broken as she is.
Eric Gaylord returns to his home town for a respite after a tragic loss, but when his spitfire mother takes on an unknown woman as a business partner, he is forced to face the nightmare he'd left behind or risk losing the one woman who could heal his heart.
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"This story could have been interesting but"
It lacks credibility on matters of family law. At some point, Marc threatens to seek legal custody of the child. On what grounds? Eric doesn't challenge this ridiculous claim. There are witnesses when he states that he will then place the child away. Furthermore he is not even detained after trespassing and scaring his rx-fiancée. What gives? Although there are warm and fuzzy moments, one wonders why the plot is so poorly developed.
"As expected."
This book was pleasant, Alto not very eventful. It was as expected, no surprises,
It barely. kept my interest enough to finish it.
"Don't bother"
Story could have been told in 30 minutes or less. Way too drawn out. Disappointing.
"pleasant surprise"
I had not encountered this author before. I chose the book just on the blurb. So very glad I did. The narration was perfect. An easy comfortable voice to listen to. The author's story telling ng was first rate and kept me spellbound.
"My Wife Loved It"
The eBook had great reviews and I purchased the audio for my wife at Christmas. She loved it and finished it before New Years day. She told me the characters were real, heartwarming, and the narrator just brought it all to life. (This was one of her first audiobooks, I think she's hooked!)
She practically ignored me one evening as she got near the end, so there must be something there.
She told me she's buying the "Spring in Sweetwater" next, so that tells me I selected a winner. (I didn't know it was a series, I guess there are even more...)
I listened to some of it and the narrator is great, but frankly not my style of story, even if it is excellent (per the reviews and my wife).
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Anas Nashif
Andreas . Matthieu
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|AW: [suse-autoinstall] config_file for more than one file
Bjorn Tore Sund
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|Re: [suse-autoinstall] Network installation of SuSE 8.2 (GRUB, PXE, Ramdisk) - pointers to information needed
Christoph Thiel
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|Re: [suse-autoinstall] kickstart vs. Suse autoinstall
David Claessens
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|auto-installing 7.3 via NFS
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Donald W Watson
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|error while configuring software selections
Eric Heydrick
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|problem configuring sound
Fabiano Felix
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|Include a .tar.gz file into an autoinstall file
Fermín Galán
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|Updating YaST2 in installation repository
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Fong Vang
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|kickstart vs. Suse autoinstall
Frank Pascher
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Jochen Schaefer
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Li Nicolas
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Luc de Louw
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Michal Kubecek
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Mike Follwerk
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Nate Faerber
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Oscar Silvan Callejo
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Peter J.M. van Tulder
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Petros . Stavrakakis
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|Runlevel Problem SuSE 8.2 with all Patches
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Sascha Nonn
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Scott Simmons
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BEIJING, June 21 (UPI) -- The United States and China signed four documents Monday in Beijing that broaden cooperation in labor, employment and workplace safety.
The four agreements represent the U.S. Department of Labor's most comprehensive engagement with China on labor issues, U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao said in a statement.
"The U.S. Labor Department is committed to working with its Chinese counterparts to share information and practices that will help ensure that the development of labor standards in China keep pace with China's rapid economic development," said Chao, who was in Beijing for the signing ceremony.
"These agreements are the next step in the department's ongoing engagement with China and include collaboration on several important labor issues, including mine safety, workplace safety, wages and pensions."
The agreements call for both nations to broaden their cooperation in the areas of wage and hour regulations and enforcement, public awareness of wage and hour laws and the effective management and analysis of wage and hour enforcement data.


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Seventy members of the Sheldon Souray Fan Club from the Fishing Lake Metis settlement will be in the stands tonight.
They won't be here next year. They won't be here the following year.
There will be 64 members of the Western Canada Montreal Canadiens Fan Club, most of them driving from Manitoba and Saskatchewan. They won't be here next year or the following season.
There will be the hundreds of fans, as always, from St. Paul, Bonnyville, Falher, Mallaig, St. Isidore, McLennan, Riviere-Qui-Barre and other Alberta locales where the French language culture is part of the community.
Somehow, some way, they manage to get their hands on tickets for this game to make the trip to town. They won't be back next year. They won't be here the year after that. The Montreal Canadiens won't be back next year or the year after that.
"This is devastating," said Jim Taman, president of the W.C.M.C.F.C which, since 1988, has registered over 10,000 members, taken trips to Montreal and even skated on the ice of the old Montreal Forum and held hockey games involving their membership and legendary Canadiens players.
"It's tough enough to get into these games in Edmonton and Calgary when the Canadiens come to town. They are so sold out.
"I'm not sure what the NHL is thinking. The idea is to bring the game back to the fans. We all love the new rules. But no one I know thinks the NHL is bringing the game to the fans when they're taking away the Canadiens from fans in Western Canada."
The Edmonton-Calgary rivalry is arguably the best in hockey. But did anybody ask either franchise if they'd rather have two extra games against each other at the expense of seeing the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs two out of every three years?
That's the deal. One visit by five teams from one division in the East a year. One visit by five teams from another division the next year. One visit by the five teams from the other division the year after that.
The idea is to add "rivalry games." So far, the effect in these parts has been to dilute rivalry games and make fans feel too many degrees of separation from the East to bother watching games on television anymore.
Remember when the Toronto Maple Leafs moved from the West to the East? Whatever happened to Gary Bettman's guarantee that the Leafs would still play here every year?
Today Bettman would probably find an argument in the Canadian attendance totals. There has yet to be an unpurchased seat for a game in any of the six Canadian cities.
But where's the benefit?
Regional rivalries in the U.S. cities? Attendance totals for some of those games have become such incredible works of fiction that some sports editors are considering whacking the last line off the hockey summaries.
So the Rangers, Islanders and Devils now play eight "away games" each in the New York area? Tell those kids coming in to watch Sheldon Souray tonight that's why they won't be able to watch Souray play again here for over 1,000 days.
The last time you watched the Canadiens here was at the Heritage Classic. Fans filled Commonwealth Stadium and sat for seven hours in -20C temperatures. Try that anywhere else.
The previously mentioned Western Canada Montreal Canadiens Fan Club had a virtual convention here, played a game at West Edmonton Mall and raised $7,000 for underprivileged kids to go to Oiler games.
It's been a while since the New York Rangers played here. Maybe next year. But this isn't about next year, although it would be nice to have the Rangers here, if for no other reason than to hang Mark Messier's banner.
This isn't just about the Canadiens, Leafs or Rangers. This is about the Heartland of Hockey. This is where the players come from. This is where their families and friends live. This is about all the Sheldon Sourays from all the teams in the NHL East.
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OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The NFL announced Thursday a two-game suspension without pay for Baltimore Ravens cornerback Cary Williams for violating the league's personal conduct policy.
Williams' agent was quoted as saying the violation took place while Williams was a member of the Tennessee Titans, and that through appeals, the process stretched beyond the 2009 season.
The 25-year-old split time with the Titans and Ravens last year, combining for 20 tackles in nine games. He also contributed five special teams tackles for Baltimore in five games.
Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome indicated he was aware of the undisclosed incident when Williams joined the team last November.


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20 August 2013
Region 3 Director Kyle Wiebold called the meeting to order at 7:15 p.m. followed by the flag salute and a moment of silence for the sick and departed.
Twelve Clubs were present this evening including: Flat Broke & 4-Wheeling; Hubs in; Mud-A-Rama; Our Gang Off-Road; Pistons Wild Oregon; Pistons Wild Washington; PNW Individual Member Club; Push N Pulls; Sand Fleas; Those Guys Off Road; Trailbreakers Inc.; Vancouver 4 Wheelers.
HOSTING CLUB: Thank you to 4 Wheel Parts for providing pizza this evening.
Kristen Smith made the motion to accept the July meeting minutes as printed. Tom Fisher 2nd the motion. Motion Carried.
Region Director Kyle Wiebold Please keep Ryan and Dana Reusser from Bri and Bub Off Road in your thoughts as they welcome their new bundle of joy. Fall Delegates is coming up September 14, 2013 in Longview hosted by Region 3. No Roads Required is being held on the same day.
Vice Director Tom Fisher No Report.
Secretary Margaret Schiedler Turned in July meeting minutes to Tri-Power. Please note that the amount Pistons Wild reported in the meeting for their poker run was incorrect. I was notified before turning in the meeting minutes and the correct amount is printed in the Tri-Power.
Treasurer Rick Levine Gave the treasurer report for July. Kristen Smith made motion to accept the report as read. Don Jensen 2nd the motion. Motion Carried.
Public Relations Bill Hutchens Bill was removed as PR chairman in June pending a vote of the delegates. Both parties were given time to explain and Bill apologized. Carol Jensen made a motion to retain Bill Hutchens as the PR chairman. The motion was seconded by Marty Tilford. A written vote of the delegates was taken and the delegates voted to retain Bill Hutchens as PR chairman for Region 3.
Competition Marty Tilford Mud Daubers held their race in Chehalis, Washington. Great turn out of spectators and racers. Summer Convention was held in Monroe. The facility was great. Thank you to all the regions that came and participated. Congratulations to Region 3 Men Relay team for winning. Great job to both teams!
Open Nominations for Competition Chairman. Rick Smith nominated Marty Tilford and he accepted the nomination. Region Director closed the nomination until next month.
Oregon Land Matters Jon Halleaux Absent
Washington Land Matters Ryan Wells Absent Crystal Crowder, President of Pistons Wild gave an update on the Yacolt Burn. In January DNR will apply for a grant for Phase 2.
Club Power/We Did It/Quill Power Don and Carol Jensen Carol handed out roses to the clubs that helped at the Rose Parade. Please turn in your Club Power/We Did It/Quill Power.
IAD Don and Carol Jensen This is fire season and things are pretty quiet right now.
Ways and Means Kristen Smith The website is still a work in progress. They are hoping that the online store will be up and running soon.
Membership Kristen Smith Kristen will have membership packets available at Fall Delegates meeting. If you are unable to attend Fall Delegates your membership packet will be mailed to you. She has a new number for the PNW4WDA members. 971-225-8212. Please contact her with any questions or concerns. She is here to help you in any way that she can. Kristen did confirm that she plans to attend the No Roads Required Off-Road Show which is being held on the same day as Fall Delegates. She has asked Margaret Schiedler to man the membership booth until she gets there.
OLD BUSINESS Shore Patrol is coming up September 21, 2013 Long Beach, WA. Please consider coming out and helping. As always, there will be a potluck picnic. Region 3 will provide the hamburgers and hot dogs. Please bring a side dish. Don Jensen requested the standing $200 for picnic supplies.
Don Jensen made a motion to appropriate up to $500 for expenses for Fall Delegates meeting. Kristen Smith 2nd the motion. Motion Carried.
August 31 September 2, 2013 Play Day hosted by Overbored at Ethel, WA
September 14, 2013 Fall Delegates, Longview, WA
September 14, 2013 2nd Annual No Roads Required at PIR, Portland, OR
September 21, 2013 Operation Shore Patrol, Long Beach, WA
September 28-29, 2013 Doo Wop Ditty Dirt Club race at Silver Ridge Ranch, Easton, WA
September 28, 2013 Pick Up The Burn, Yacolt, WA
October 19, 2013 16th Annual Halloween Poker Run hosted by Flat Broke & 4 Wheelin, Browns Camp in TSF
The meeting is adjourned at 8:15 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Margaret Schiedler
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TONY McEvoy was more than happy he deferred to Nick Hall's advice after Black Caviar's close relation Iconic managed to win the Carlyon Stakes (1000m) narrowly.
"Before the race Nick was very confident and he thought the race would map out perfectly for him if he could ride him a bit more positively early," McEvoy said.
"He planned to have him closer than what I thought but that's why they are top jockeys so I left it to him," he said.
McEvoy said he would consider starting Iconic in the Group 2 McEwen Stakes (1000m) on September 6 at Moonee Valley but said he could head to Sydney if he decided he didn't want to clash with Lankan Rupee.
"I'm very happy. That was a good result as he'd only had the one trial," he said.
Iconic is by Black Caviar's sire Bel Esprit and shares the same grand-dam Scandinavia.
McEvoy described Iconic's legs as bent but said the four-year-old gelding had never had a day's unsoundness in his life.
"I think this will be his best campaign yet. I ran him in a Group 1 last time in and I think he's improved," he said.
Iconic ($10) ran on strongly to defeat Angels Beach ($6) by a nose with Angelic Light ($18) who missed the start gaining rails runs to finish third.
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By Liana B. Baker and Lisa Richwine
Aug 20 (Reuters) - New cable network Al Jazeera America introduced itself to U.S. viewers on Tuesday with reports on political strife in Egypt and a shooting at a Georgia elementary school, making its bid to win audiences shortly after a major pay TV distributor declined to carry the network.
The decision by AT&T's U-verse pay-TV service stemmed from a contract dispute over terms to carry the new channel, AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel said.
Globally, Al Jazeera is seen in more than 260 million homes in 130 countries. But the new U.S. channel funded by the emir of Qatar has so far had difficulty getting distributors, in part because Al Jazeera was perceived by some as being anti-American during the Iraq war.
Before AT&T's announcement, Al Jazeera America said it would be available in more than 40 million homes, roughly half the reach of Time Warner Inc's CNN. U-verse was launched in 2006 and had 5 million video customers at the end of June in markets such as Texas and California.
"We could not reach an agreement with the owner that we believed provided value for our customers and our business," AT&T spokesman Siegel said.
Defining the new channel's mission clearly will be crucial for Al Jazeera to gain a foothold in the United States, according to advertisers, executives and industry experts.
In its first hour at midafternoon, Al Jazeera pledged to cover "issues that matter to America and the world beyond." Anchors said they would provide in-depth coverage of stories ignored by other media outlets, with bureaus in cities they considered underserved such as Nashville and Detroit.
Al Jazeera America hired ABC news veteran Kate O'Brian to be its president and on-air talent including CNN veterans Ali Velshi and Soledad O'Brien.
Its news coverage kicked off with reports on Egypt, the Georgia school shooting and wildfires in the western United States, topics also covered by cable news competitors on Tuesday. Al Jazeera America also reported on a hunger strike by inmates protesting conditions in California prisons and Kodak's plan to rebound from bankruptcy.
It turned to sports with an interview of retired slugger Gary Sheffield about baseball's steroids scandal. A show called "Inside Story" explored the impact of climate change on U.S. cities and working conditions in Bangladeshi factories.
Audience ratings data were not yet available.
Media critic Howard Kurtz, speaking on rival Fox News Channel, said Al Jazeera America's early coverage was "not much different, at least so far, than what you might see on Fox News, CNN or MSNBC." One top story on Egypt was "right down the middle" in terms of balance, he said.
The network is airing six minutes of commercials per hour, below the 15 to 16 minute average on cable news. Executives indicated they are willing to lose money in the near term.
Advertisers on Tuesday included Procter & Gamble Co's Gillette for its Fusion razors and phone service provider Vonage .
U-verse is the second TV provider after Time Warner Cable to drop the network since it acquired Current TV in January and replaced it with Al Jazeera America. Comcast, DirecTV, Dish and Verizon are carrying the network.
Merrill Brown, a former media executive who helped launch cable news network MSNBC, said Al Jazeera America may need to pay distributors if it wants to reach more viewers, particularly since it is not owned by a media conglomerate that can package it with other channels to gain leverage in negotiations.
"It's hard to believe they are going to get this thing nationally distributed without paying for carriage," Brown said.


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Captain Phillips (Rated PG-13)
The true story of Richard Phillips, the cargo-ship captain who surrendered himself to a group of Somali pirates so that his crew would be freed, is adapted by screenwriter Billy Ray in this Paul Greengrass-directed docudrama starring Tom Hanks.
Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Days of Anna Madrigal by Armistead Maupin
The Days of Anna Madrigal, the suspenseful, comic, and touching ninth novel in Armistead Maupin's bestselling "Tales of the City" series, follows one of modern literature's most unforgettable and enduring characters—Anna Madrigal, the legendary transgender landlady of 28 Barbary Lane—as she embarks on a road trip that will take her deep into her past.
Now ninety-two, and committed to the notion of "leaving like a lady," Mrs. Madrigal has seemingly found peace with her "logical family" in San Francisco: her devoted young caretaker Jake Greenleaf; her former tenant Brian Hawkins and his daughter Shawna; and Michael Tolliver and Mary Ann Singleton, who have known and loved Anna for nearly four decades.
Some members of Anna's family are bound for the otherworldly landscape of Burning Man, the art community in Nevada's Black Rock Desert where 60,000 revelers gather to construct a city designed to last only one week. Anna herself has another destination in mind: a lonely stretch of road outside of Winnemucca where the 16-year-old boy she once was ran away from the whorehouse he called home. With Brian and his beat-up RV, she journeys into the dusty troubled heart of her Depression childhood to unearth a lifetime of secrets and dreams and attend to unfinished business she has long avoided.
Enough Said (Rated PG-13)
A divorced masseuse falls into a romance with a kindhearted empty nester, but starts to question their relationship based on the bitter ramblings of an unhappy client in this dramedy from writer/director Nicole Holofcener (Lovely & Amazing, Friends with Money, Please Give). Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) is the single mother of a teenage daughter who will soon be heading off to college. A successful masseuse, she rues the thought of an empty home when she crosses paths with the self-described slob Albert (James Gandolfini), a kind man in a similar situation. The blossoming relationship between Eva and Albert is starting to show real promise, too, until Eva's newest client Marianne (Catherine Keener), a successful poet, begins complaining about her ex-husband so intensely that her pessimism begins to rub off on the once-optimistic masseuse.*
Also available in Blu-Ray format.
Fruitvale Station (Rated R)
Filmmaker Ryan Coogler makes his feature directorial debut with this drama centered on the tragic shooting of Oscar Grant (Michael B. Jordan), a vibrant 22-year-old Bay Area father who was senselessly gunned down by BART officers on New Year's Day in 2009, and whose murder sent shockwaves through the nation after being captured on camera by his fellow passengers. Octavia L. Spencer, Melonie Diaz, and Kevin Durand co-star.*
Also available in Blu-Ray format.
The Guts by Roddy Doyle
The distinct wit and lively, authentic dialogue that are the hallmarks of Roddy Doyle's fiction are on a full display as he reintroduces Jimmy Rabbitte in this follow-up to his beloved debut novel The Commitments.
In a World...(Rated R)
An ambitious young vocal coach (writer/director Lake Bell) makes a play for stardom with the help of her irascible sister and a talented young sound technician, only to get caught up in a treacherous battle of egos after stealing a job from a seasoned pro with a fierce reputation. Fred Melamed, Rob Corddry, and Demetri Martin co-star.*
Also available in Blu-Ray format.
Lee Daniels' The Butler (Rated PG-13)
Director Lee Daniels (Precious) teams up with Emmy Award-winning screenwriter Danny Strong to tell the remarkable story of White House butler Eugene Allen (played by Oscar-winner Forest Whitaker), who served eight U.S. presidents over the course of 30 years, and witnessed sweeping social change during his three decades of service at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Inspired by Wil Haygood's Washington Post article, the film features Robin Williams as Dwight D. Eisenhower, James Marsden as John F. Kennedy, Liev Schreiber as Lyndon B. Johnson, John Cusack as Richard M. Nixon, and Alan Rickman as Ronald Reagan. Oprah Winfrey, Cuba Gooding Jr., Terrence Howard, Jane Fonda, David Oyelowo, Lenny Kravitz, Melissa Leo, and Vanessa Redgrave co-star.*
Also available in Blu-Ray format.
Pandemic by Scott Sigler
To some, Doctor Margaret Montoya is a hero—a brilliant scientist who saved the human race from an alien intelligence determined to exterminate all of humanity. To others, she's a monster—a mass murderer single-handedly responsible for the worst atrocity ever to take place on American soil.
All Margaret knows is that she's broken. The blood of a million deaths is on her hands. Guilt and nightmares have turned her into a shut-in, too mired in self-hatred even to salvage her marriage, let alone be the warrior she once was.
But she is about to be called into action again. Because before the murderous intelligence was destroyed, it launched one last payload — a soda can–sized container filled with deadly microorganisms that make humans feed upon their own kind.
Part Cthulhu epic, part zombie apocalypse and part blockbuster alien-invasion tale, Pandemic completes the Infected trilogy and sets a new high-water mark in the world of horror fiction.
The Spectacular Now (Rated R)
Tim Tharp's novel of adolescent frustration comes to the screen in this comedy-drama following the story of a sociable high-school senior whose self-delusion shattered by his emerging friendship with an unpopular classmate. Sutter Keely is one of the most popular kids in his class. Outgoing and fun-loving, he's completely oblivious as to what awaits him beyond high school. Lately, however, his drinking has started to become a problem. So when Sutter's girlfriend breaks things off, he reaches for the bottle without hesitation. Awakening in the grass under the gaze of studious, practical-minded sci-fi nerd Aimee Finicky, he isn't quite sure how he got into such a predicament. Over time, however, the two teens who couldn't be any more different on the surface realize they have more in common than either ever suspected. Miles Teller, Shailene Woodley, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead star.*
That Old Black Magic (A Piper Donovan Mystery) by Mary Jane Clark
That Old Black Magic is New York Times bestselling author Mary Jane Clark's savory and suspenseful confection filled with murder, mystery, history and voodoo, in which Piper Donovan must unmask a devious killer striking in New Orleans's legendary French Quarter.
Aspiring actress and wedding-cake decorator Piper Donovan has barely arrived in New Orleans to perfect her pastry skills at the renowned French Quarter bakery, Boulangerie Bertrand, when a ghastly murder rocks the magical city. Intrigued by the case, Piper can't help but look for the "Hoodoo Killer" among the faces around her. Could it be the handsome guide eager to give her special private tours? Or the inscrutable jazz musician who plays on historic Royal Street? What about the ratings-starved radio talk-show host? Or even the amiable owner of the local Gris-Gris Bar?
Though Piper has a full plate decorating cakes for upcoming wedding celebrations, she's also landed an exciting but unnerving role in a movie being shot in the Big Easy. When the murderer strikes again, leaving macabre clues, she thinks she can unmask the killer. But Piper will have to conjure up some old black magic of her own if she hopes to live long enough to reveal the truth.
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Toshiba has developed a hard disk drive for notebook computers that can hold 100GB of data. The company expects to begin selling it later this year, it said Thursday.
The new drive offers a quarter more storage space than the company's current highest capacity notebook drive and is the first 2.5inch drive from any manufacturer to store 100GB, according to Toshiba.
The company employed a new thin-film technology on both the head and platter to make the drive. That film increased the head's sensitivity and allowed engineers to increase the areal density to 80Gbits per square inch from the current 65Gbits per square inch on Toshiba's 80GB notebook drives, said Midori Suzuki, a spokeswoman for Toshiba in Tokyo.
The company also changed the slider that keeps the drive's read/write head at the correct distance above the disk surface. The new slider is 35 per cent smaller and much lighter than the old one. Its reduced size means the head assembly can get closer to the outer edge of each platter thus freeing up more space for data storage, said Suzuki.
The drive contains two 2.5-inch platters to bring the total capacity to 100G bytes.
Operating shock resistance has also been increased to 325G, which is 50 percent higher than Toshiba's 80GB drive, and power consumption is 20 percent lower on average, the company said. The drive has an ATA-6 interface and speed of 4,200 rpm. Toshiba plans to begin sample production of the new drive in May and expects commercial production to start during the third quarter of this year. Drives manufactured during sampling, when Toshiba produces small quantities of the device for customer evaluation, will cost ¥120,000 (around £600). The company has no estimate for the final price when mass production begins.


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H2GO Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer hopes the trip will ease concerns about a proposed water treatment facility
H2GO Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer hopes a day trip to Kill Devil Hills with the Leland Town Council will ease concerns about a proposed water treatment facility in the town limits.
The council went with members of the authority Tuesday to tour a water treatment plant because there has been some apprehension over approving a zoning amendment for 13 acres off Chappell Loop Road. The utility won initial approval of a text amendment allowing water treatment plants in C-3 zones, but it needs a final rezoning of the land if it wants to build.
Bob Walker, H2GO executive director, said the trip was meant to answer any questions Leland council members have.
"If we show them examples of what we hope to do, that will ease concerns," he said. "It's good to show them what we are doing."
The main concerns from residents were about noise and vibrations from a treatment facility, said Mayor Brenda Bozeman. The Kill Devil Hills plant is similar to the one H2GO plans to build.
"When we walked outside, all you could hear was the air-conditioning units," she said.
As for the vibrations, she said, "We didn't see or feel any of the things residents asked about."
Nonetheless, Bozeman wouldn't tip her hand on whether the zoning amendment will receive her support at next month's meeting.
Walker said he hopes the trip was enough to help sway the council, or it could complicate the authority's plans.
"We would have to find another piece of property," Walker said.
H2GO hopes to build a treatment plant that taps into groundwater. The water would provide an alternative for northern Brunswick. Brunswick County is now the sole provider of treated water in the county.
"One thing we would like to get across is that this area does need a secondary water supply," Walker said. "We are doing this to benefit the rates for our customers. And to improve water quality."
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There was a vehicle for pretty much every taste Sunday when cars lined downtown streets for the annual Edmonds Classic Car Show.
Sponsored by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce, the show included this classic, a 1907 Auto Wagon made by the International Harvester Co.
Owned by Jack Neilsen & Sons of Edmonds, the car featured a two-cylinder, horizontal, air-cooled engine boasting a whopping 20 horsepower.
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A leading children rights activist told Ireland's Independent that the austerity scheme proposed by the IMF will directly affect impoverished children around the country.
"There are thousands of families in Ireland who live at or below the poverty line. That means there are thousands of children below the poverty line. Those children are hungry, cold and at risk of ill health because they live in damp unheated houses. I can't think of a single good reason to make things worse for those children," said Fergus Finlay, Barnardos chief executive.
"These proposals are tailor-made to make sure the working poor group will be in deeper poverty," added Fr Sean Healy.
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Though more than a decade and a half have passed since Bunny Quirk's mother died, the clothes and coats she once wore remained in closets at her family's home, offering a sense of comfort that was difficult to give up.
But after hearing about "Good Morning America's" and Burlington Coat Factory's coat drive, Quirk says she knew what she had to do.
"When I heard about One Warm Coat, I thought, this is what I have been waiting for," she said.
Quirk drove more two hours from Odessa, Wash., to a Burlington Coat Factory store in Spokane, Wash., and carried her large donation to the coat drive's drop box.
Quirk's generous act continued her mother's charitable legacy.
"Mother would be the one that would say, 'Please make my donation anonymous,'" Quirk said. "They didn't expect a merit badge for anything they did."
While letting go of the items associated with her mother was difficult, Quirk said the joy the family received from watching others receive the gifts was unmatched.
"It is very difficult to give away things that belonged to family members, but there's also a reward that comes with it," said Quirk's niece, Judy Atchison.
The reward comes from people like Corissa Carbaugh, who spent the last year at the Anna Ogden Shelter in Spokane, relying on support and others' aid.
"A jacket can be just a jacket to someone, but it can also mean a lot of memories too," Carbaugh said. "Just looking at her I just saw that she just wanted to bless someone with something that was very important to her."
"One thing I will always think is, 'Why did I keep these so long when somebody else could use it?'" Quirk said. "My mother would be delighted."


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Adam Jones stole second base in the fifth inning of last night's game against the Yankees, which probably seems meaningless after a 6-4, 10-inning loss that completed a sweep at Camden Yards.
More people will remember Jones for striking out with the bases loaded and two outs in the ninth, but I'm going to focus on the steal in this entry.
Jones took off for second after reaching on an infield hit. J.J. Hardy stood at third base, and Jones joined him in scoring position. Mark Reynolds followed with a double into left-center field that scored two runs and gave the Orioles a 4-3 lead.
Jones has swiped three bags in six games. He had 12 last season, the highest total of his major league career.
Look for Jones to keep running. Brian Roberts has been tutoring him on the art of the stolen base, as manager Buck Showalter revealed after Jones and Nick Johnson pulled off a double steal in an earlier game that also led to two runs scoring.
"He's been in me and (Robert) Andino's ears, because we have to play that kind of game," Jones said of Roberts, who broke camp with the team rather than staying back at extended spring training in Sarasota.
"We've got to run, we've got to create opportunities for ourselves. We can't sit around and wait for the home run. We've got to make things happen for ourselves.
"A situation like (Tuesday) night, I knew it was a tie game when I got on in the eighth inning. You've got to run. You've got to try to get into scoring position for (Matt) Wieters. I got on and I took off. It's time to go, time to roll out.
"He's been telling us to be aggressive like he is. He's a heck of a baserunner. And just giving us pointers on what these guys are doing. He's got a 95, 96 percent success rate at third base, so I kind of listen to people who are successful at things."
Roberts is passing along information to Jones and Andino that could enable them to get better jumps against certain pitchers.
"Just their pattern, sequences," Jones said. "Everybody gets in patterns, so it's just figuring out what kind of pattern they're involved in. Everything is timing. Just figuring out what's going on and making sure you get a good jump.
"It's definitely not about being the fastest and fleetest of foot. If you get a great jump ... you see Albert Pujols gets 15 bags, 20 bags a year based on he just knows when to run. With more speed, me and 'Dino, obviously the attention's on us a little more, but there's still spots where there's great times to run, and there are times when you have to risk it."
It doesn't matter that Jones is batting cleanup.
"I need to run no matter what," he said. "I can run, so I think I need to push the envelope. And with a hitter like Wieters, who does drive the ball, if he gets a base hit, I'm going to score for him. I've got hitters behind me.
"I hope that pitchers think, 'Oh, he's a cleanup hitter now,' so they give me the 1.5 or 1.6 (to the plate)and I can pull off some cheap bags. And it can help Wieters because, if I'm on base and I'm running and being successful, they have to throw him more fastballs, and he can hit the heck out of a fastball. It helps out. Just like with Roberts. Ask (Nick) Markakis, those years he had 100 RBIs, he had him and (Corey Patterson) in front of him. You've got to throw fastballs or they're going to steal second and third all day on you. It's a tradeoff. If the pitchers try to be quicker to home, it can help him."
Does Jones like batting fourth?
"Yeah," he said, smiling. "I don't mind it."
Jones said he has no idea whether the Orioles and his agent, Nez Balelo of CAA Sports, are engaged in talks about a contract extension.
"I think both sides are interested," he said. "If they want to talk about it, let them talk. I'm playing baseball. I let them do what they have to do.
"I told my agent, once the season starts, if something's important, bring it to me. If it's not, you don't need to talk to me about it."
Note: Pitcher Dontrelle Willis was placed on the disabled list today with a strained left forearm. Pitchers Miguel Gonzalez and Kyler Newby have been added to Norfolk's roster from extended spring training. Infielder Zelous Wheeler has been assigned to Double-A Bowie.


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Are all pointless quests really "pointless"?
Generally they have two purposes. The first is to get to know the rules and what works. I tend to be a typical guy and just jump into games. Rulebooks are for when I get stuck. So I am happy with this.
The second is about developing the PC from weakness to something with strength.
(There is a third - sometimes a simple quest suits my mood especially if I am just tired but want to do something fairly mindless.)
For me the solution is that the filler or side quests should always be optional and have no/ little impact on the main quest. Then it does not matter whether you do it or not or how many there are.
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A major semiconductor industry group has warned that an economic slowdown could clip the sales of processors used in consumer devices, while Gartner said yesterday that a global chip glut is worsening.
Despite recording a fourth consecutive record high level of monthly chip sales in October of $21.9bn (£11.1bn), the SIA (Semiconductor Industry Association) warned that greater dependance on sales of consumer electronics devices such as MP3 music players and digital cameras means the chip industry could face a downturn if an economic slowdown occurs.
The global industry group said recent signs of such an economic slowdown could foretell slower chip growth in coming months. Sales for now, however, remain brisk ahead of the holiday season, the SIA said, with 9.2 percent growth in October compared to the same time last year. Sales were strongest to Europe.
Market researcher Gartner said production lines are churning out fewer chips than they could, and that the slowdown reflects an increase in inventory levels similar to 2004, when a glut caused a downturn in the industry.
Specifically, global factory utilisation rates, which measure the amount of chips a factory churns out compared to its total capacity, dropped to 88.6 percent in the third quarter from 91.2 percent in the second quarter, while in advanced, 12in (300mm) factories, utilisation rates fell to 87.9 percent in the third quarter, the lowest level since the fourth quarter of 2004, when the rate bottomed at 87.3 percent, Gartner says.
"So, it is looking more and more as though 2006 is repeating the inventory increase/production cutbacks seen in 2004," wrote Gartner analyst Bob Johnson in a report. He predicts that companies will slow down on factory expansion going into 2007.


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WASHINGTON {AP} Prices for the drugs older Americans use most often have been soaring far above the overall rate of inflation more than four times higher last year says an advocacy group that wants prescription benefits added to Medicare.
"More and more seniors are finding the cost of these drugs unaffordable," said Ron Pollack, executive director of Families USA, which released a study of drug prices Wednesday.
In 1998, wholesale prices for 50 prescriptions commonly filled by the elderly rose by 6.6 percent even though the overall inflation rate that year was just 1.6 percent, according to the study.
The research also found that in the five-year period between January 1994 and January 1999, prices for the same prescriptions rose 25.2 percent, nearly double inflation generally, which was 12.8 percent.
Families USA said that the median profit reported in 1998 by the companies making these drugs was 20 percent.
Responding to the study, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America said the drug industry plows 21 percent of its revenues back into research to find new cures and treatments.
"Any time a senior lacks access to our medicines, the pharmaceutical industry is concerned," said the association in a written statement.
The statement also contended that the Families USA study is skewed by a few drugs that have seen unusually big markups in recent years, including some made by generic drug companies whose pricing policies are under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission.
The study, conducted for Families USA by University of Minnesota researchers, measured changes in the wholesale price of a year's supply of drugs at common dosages.
Among prescriptions for which the study found prices rose the most was Lanoxin, widely used for congestive heart disease. The wholesale price of a year's supply of 0.13 mg tablets rose from $39 in 1994 to $74 in 1999, an 88 percent markup.
Also according to the study, the cost of a year's supply of 20 mg tablets of the prescription version of Pepcid, used to combat ulcers, rose from $524 in January 1994 to $646 in October 1999.
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More must be done to enhance growth now, which will give room to "get out economic house in order". Sacrifices alone will not boost long-term prosperity, and the short-term damage of severe "austerity" is obviously unacceptable (see Euro-zone). If the GOP has forgotten that the debt-limit agreement of last year already "triggered" debt reduction criteria, so, to what "lack of seriousness" about debt reduction does Mr. Boehner refer, I wonder? I believe that the lack of seriousness has been on the part of those who refuse to admit that tax breaks and shelters for already profitable sectors has not resulted in middle-class prosperity and that, when private resources are unavailable, government investment is essential. Mr. Boehner seems to think that it is "more irresponsible" not to cut back on grandma's health care or grandpa's SSI than to default on paying all of our bills. It is a lie to insist that stimulus has not worked or would not. Decreased "entitlement" and discretionary spending does not yield cost control, but does affect living standards. With regard to tax reform, was is not the GOP that blocks closing of loopholes and relaxing of oil industry subsidies? A gun to the head of the economy is not a diplomatic offer for compromise, in my opinion, and the Republican party leadership should be ashamed of holding us hostage.
Companies that engage in very risky behavior (credit default swaps, hedges, etc.) must be regulated in order to avoid the type of interconnected damage that led to the Great Recession, all reasonable folks agree. Arguments against regulatory rigor are out of touch, in my opinion, with the matter of facts. Regardless of the diversity of business models or assessment of "size" (too big), no automatic exemption from systemic importance should be given to specific companies - no bright line separates "safe" from "unsafe" models. I do not believe that proposed capital requirements or regulatory diligence arbitrarily "punish" non-bank institutions (such as insurance companies). I think that the broadest framework should cover enhanced prudential standards into which "risky" practices can fall (no excluding/hiding some). Thomas Quaadman (Chamber of Commerce) told the House Finance Committee that the "Title One" (Dodd-Frank) got the balance struck between transparency and regulation in relation to systemic risk with beneficial risk-taking was done well. Complaints were leveled against "bank-centric" definition of "systemically risky" institutions (not applicable to traditional insurance activities) being too narrow, and there is resistance to capital and liquidity levels required for "safety". Nevertheless, the problem of excessive extraction of wealth from commerce for the sake of creating wealth for its own sake has been proved too dangerous to continue unregulated, as any reasonable thinker knows. Stabilizing the financial sector and bringing down our debt are long-term priorities, for sure, but near-term growth, in my opinion, is most important.


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With true freshmen impacting college football like never before, here are six recruits -- three who are uncommitted and three who have already changed their minds -- whose decisions could impact next year's race to the national championship.
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Leonard Fournette (New Orleans/Saint Augustine)
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No recruit in this year's class will have a bigger impact on next season's national championship race than Fournette, the nation's No. 1 prospect. Both LSU and Alabama are set for the future with talent all over the field, but adding a home-run threat at running back could instantly catapult the Tigers to the top -- or help keep the Tide there. Fournette is the type of game-changing player who only comes along every few recruiting cycles. The last time a running back had the potential to make this big of an instant impact was Adrian Peterson, and he finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting as a true freshman and led the Sooners to the 2005 BCS Championship Game.


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Governor Palin to Take on Establishment in Iowa Tea Party Speech
Friday, September 2, 2011
Governor Palin's much-anticipated tea party speech in Iowa is tomorrow, September 3rd. Scott Conroy of Real Clear Politics, citing a Palin aide, reports:
Though she won't be a candidate when she delivers a major address at a tea party rally in Iowa on Saturday, Sarah Palin will make it clear that she if enters the presidential race later this month she will vociferously challenge Texas Gov. Rick Perry's engrained image of solidarity with the tea party movement.
In her speech at the bucolic National Balloon Classic field in Indianola, Palin will lean on loaded phrases like "crony capitalism" and "permanent political class" in laying out her view of the U.S. political system's deep-rooted ills, according to a source close to Palin and familiar with the content of the speech.
Though she will not call Perry out by name, Palin's carefully couched rhetoric will leave the impression that she may soon draw more overt attention to one of the Texan's potential vulnerabilities as a candidate: his history of doling out plum positions and other benefits to generous campaign donors during his nearly 11-year tenure as the nation's longest serving governor.
"Part of what she's going to be addressing is the frustration that many Americans feel that nothing gets done in Washington, D.C.," a Palin source told RealClearPolitics. "We know that we have a debt problem and that we need to rein in government waste, and yet nothing ever gets done. Why is that? What special interests are involved?"
Palin's speech before what will likely be one of the largest crowds of the campaign season to date will come on the third anniversary of her 2008 Republican convention address in the Twin Cities, when she accepted the vice presidential nomination in an almost universally acclaimed speaking performance.
In another likely indication that she still has her sights set on a White House run, Palin will also tout her record as governor of Alaska, particularly in ushering in what an aide described as "sudden and relentless reform" to state government.
"She'll also address her own record in the sense that she has fought the powers that be her entire career in taking on the political machine and a corrupt political class in her own state," the aide said.
Though she has lagged in third place in most recent national polls, Palin's entry into the race would almost certainly turn the Republican field on its head and immediately alter the strategies of both Perry and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney -- the two front-runners for the GOP nomination.
A Palin campaign would also threaten to further sap support for Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, who has sought to position herself as the ideologically purest small-government contender in the contest but who has faded in the polls since winning the Ames Straw Poll last month.
"Part of what she will address is . . . that tea party-elected people want to get things done, and then they encounter an intractable political mentality in D.C.," the aide said. "They're impervious to real reform, and that can't continue any longer."
Palin has previously indicated that she will decide whether to mount a White House run by the end of this month, and an aide said that there is no reason to believe there has been any change to that timeline.
Palin is booked for a speaking engagement in South Korea at a conference that runs from Oct. 11-13 -- overlapping with a scheduled debate in the first-in-the-nation primary state of New Hampshire -- but a source close to Palin told RCP that the engagement was not a recent addition to her schedule.
"It doesn't affect any decision," the source said. "That area of the world is very important."
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The work "cheerleading" seeks to transfer the practice of cheerleading, into women's daily life struggle during the period of the classical modern (1850- 1930). In the exhibit, the names of 42 women writers, artists, activists, social activists, political activists, actors and musicians are cheered by four groups of cheerleaders.
In Europe there are very few cheerleading groups and the sport is not present in everyday life. People know about cheerleading mostly from movies and television and it is viewed as a symbol of the US. It is also seen as a symbol for perpetuating female gender stereotypes.
In the installation itself, four video projections show one team on each wall of a white cube. The four videos play alternately. Each time one name has been cheered or spelled out, the video will slow down as another team starts to cheer for another name; this is coordinated by a computer program according to the random principle and the piece strikes the viewer as a friendly and enthusiastic "battle" of cheerleaders who compete in cheering for women's History.
The videoinstallation comes with a brochure containing 42 short biographies of the cheered women, a text written by Dr. Christiane Keim, Mariann Steegmann Institut Art and Gender, Bremen and an Interview of Elianna Renner that has been conducted by Katharina Koch and Anne Kohl, alpha nova- kulturwerkstatt & galerie futura, Berlin.
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Cheerleading was commissioned by GEDOK (German National Women's Artist Association) and won the Dr. Theobald Simon award 2013
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BEIRUT — A Syrian missile strike leveled a block of buildings in an impoverished district of Aleppo on Tuesday, killing at least 33 people, almost half of them children, anti-regime activists said.
Many were trapped under the rubble of destroyed houses and piles of concrete and the death toll could still rise further if more bodies are uncovered.
The apparent ground-to-ground missile attack struck a quiet area that has been held by anti-regime fighters for many months, a reminder of how difficult it is for the opposition to defend territory in the face of the regime's far superior weaponry.Comment on this story
In the capital Damascus, state-run news agency SANA said two mortars exploded near one of President Bashar Assad's palaces. It dealt a symbolic blow to the embattled leader, who has tried to maintain an image as the head of a functioning state even as rebels edge closer to the heart of his seat of power.
No casualties were reported and it was unclear whether Assad was in the palace. He has two others in the city.
The attack was the first confirmed strike close to a presidential palace and another sign that the civil war is seeping into areas of the capital once considered safe.
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Cough Syrup Treats Down Syndrome? New Study Aims to Find Out
A team of researchers is about to conduct a study to determine if an active ingredient in cough syrup could be used to help treat patients with Down syndrome.
The researchers are working in conjunction with Monash University in Australia and will conduct the clinical study in an attempt to determine if a common ingredient in cough syrup and other cold medicines might help might increase the cognitive abilities of Down syndrome patients.
Scientists revealed that the study would focus around an ingredient known in the scientific community as BTD-001, which was also previously used to treat elderly patients with dementia.
Previous studies conducted in the 1950s and 60s showed that after patients received treatment with drugs containing that particular ingredient, some showed improvements in both memory skills and cognitive functions. But because of the relatively small size of the experiments performed, the findings were largely overlooked.
"BTD-001 is a form of a drug product approved and used widely in many countries around the world from the 1920's until the 1980's to treat respiratory conditions and senile dementia (memory loss in the elderly)," according to a statement released by the Monash University.
Researchers are using this approach due to the fact that cognitive issues associated with senile dementia are very similar to those of Down syndrome, and BTD-001 could offer another treatment method to improving the cognitive functions for patients with Down syndrome.
Scientists will be focusing on how the ingredient affects a subject's memory, language skills, reaction time and overall behavior.
"In this clinical study, BTD-001 will be given at lower doses than those used in the past. Past use of higher doses was considered generally safe and well tolerated … the potential efficacy of BTD-001 in Down syndrome is supported by strong scientific evidence," the press release read.
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It's still early in the process, but the rhetoric is going and both sides are circling, lobbing warning shots with their words.
In the midst of a severe economic crisis, as some teams have laid off employees and the Super Bowl has seen fewer festivities and visitors, the specter of labor unrest hovers over the NFL.
"There is a tremendous amount of uncertainty," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said yesterday. "Uncertainty breeds fear."
Goodell, whose league is in the process of paring 10 percent of its work force, said about three-quarters of the league's teams would not raise ticket prices in 2009. (The Chargers already announced they would not raise season-ticket prices.) For more than a year, teams and the league have been cutting costs and evaluating spending.
The economy is not seen as the only reason for this prudence. Many believe NFL owners are preparing to lock out players in 2011.
Owners voted last year to do away with the final two years of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, which means the current CBA expires after the 2010 season. If there is no new deal before then, the 2010 season will be played without a salary cap.
Richard Berthelsen, the interim executive director of the NFL Players Association, and Kevin Mawae, the union's president, reiterated Thursday that the NFLPA's long-standing position that once the cap goes away the players aren't letting it come back.
The NFLPA also released an economic report Thursday that concluded teams average almost $25 million in profit annually.
"It is completely inaccurate," Goodell said.
Of the entire report, which also concluded that over the past decade the average value of NFL franchises has increased from $288 million to more than $1 billion, Goodell said: "There is a lot of fiction in that. That report is not accurate."
The main issue confronting both sides is the owners'desire to slice into the 60 percent of the revenues players are guaranteed.
The NFLPA sees no need for a lockout, Berthelsen said, while reiterating the players will not give back any portion of their revenue guarantee. Goodell said he is optimistic a lockout will be avoided.
Said Goodell: "I think our players know enough to know adjustments need to be made."
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The commissioner said the league's competition committee will look at tweaking the overtime rules after 47 percent of teams winning the OT coin toss this season went on to win the game on their first possession. He said historically that number was around 30 percent.
Paid his dues
Strong safety Adrian Wilson is the longest-tenured Cardinal, having been in Arizona since he was drafted in 2001.
"It has been a tough road," he said this week. " . . . To be on this team and be with these guys means a lot because a lot of them weren't here when times were tough.
"I have seen a lot of people come and go. I have been able to see the organization rise from obscurity to where we are now. To be a part of this experience is very important to me."
Wilson had a chance to leave Arizona, but he signed a five-year extension after his third season.
"I'm stubborn," he said of his decision to stay in the desert. "I don't like to give up on something."
Injury updates
Hines Ward, the only player on the Steelers' injury report, practiced for a second day and was listed as probable.
Ward (knee) will wear a brace tomorrow for the first time this season. He wore a similar brace all of 2007.
"Playing all last year, I'm pretty sure I can play one more game for the Super Bowl," he said.
The Cardinals list three players – running back J.J. Arrington (knee), punter Ben Graham (left groin) and defensive end Travis LaBoy (biceps) – as questionable, but all three are expected to play.
Reports this week also stated Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger had X-rays on his ribs, which were injured in the AFC Championship Game. But Roethlisberger has been practicing all week and was not listed on the official injury report.
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(Est. 1959) "The New England Patriots, sometimes called the 'Pats,' are a professional football team based in the Greater Boston area, playing their home games in the town of Foxborough, Massachusetts at Gillette Stadium. The team is part of the East Division of the American Football Conference (AFC) in the National Football League (NFL). […] Between 2001-2010, the Patriots set a record for most wins in a decade (121, different from conventionally bounded decades, 2000-2009, 1990-1999, etc.; this record references any ten-year stretch; 2nd is the 1984-1993 San Francisco 49ers, with 120 wins); they broke their own record in 2011 (2002-2011 - 123 wins), and again in 2012 (2003-2012 - 126 wins - nearly 13 regular season wins per season). Between 2001 and 2005, the Patriots became the second team in NFL history (after the Dallas Cowboys) to win three Super Bowls in four years (Super Bowl XXXVI, XXXVIII, and XXXIX), and the eighth (and most recent) to win consecutive Super Bowls." (Source: Wikipedia)
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Injuries. It seems like time and time again the lack of injury news has people questioning who's "hurt" and who's really hurt.
What is and isn't reported has become an ongoing issue throughout MLS this season. Last week, we learned that Thierry Henry did not travel to Columbus minutes before kickoff. Who reported it? The New York Red Bulls' official Twitter account (see below).
Henry did not travel due to Achilles inflammation. Team staff decided it was best for him to stay in NY and prepare for Aug 17 Union match.— New York Red Bulls (@NewYorkRedBulls) August 10, 2013
Regardless of who we hear it from or how we hear about it, this information is extremely important — not just to MLS Fantasy, but to the fans as well.
As MLS Fantasy owners, you'd hope this kind of information would be readily available, but it's certainly not a given. Heck, I had Henry in my starting lineup until a co-worker tapped me on the shoulder and told me the news. Well, this week, it's no different.
Several key players remain on the bubble, while others seem set for a return to the field. Here are the latest updates from around the league with a little help from Twitter.
Thierry Henry / Tim Cahill
Henry surprised a lot of people by not traveling to last week's game at Columbus. The decision, made by the Red Bulls training staff, was specifically so that he could rest up for the next home match against the Philadelphia Union. It seems to have paid off. MLSsoccer.com's Red Bulls beat writer, Franco Panizo, provided an update earlier this week on both Henry's status and Tim Cahill's as well.
Thierry Henry "100 percent" ready for match vs. Philadelphia Union, @Tim_Cahill likely to play too. #RBNY— Franco Panizo (@FrancoPanizo) August 14, 2013
Recommendation: You should feel confident with Henry in your Starting XI this week. Cahill should be available as well, barring a setback.
Graham Zusi
Zusi has been sidelined with a quad strain since leaving the MLS All-Star Game early in the first half. MLSsoccer.com's Sporting KC beat writer, Steve Brisendine, touched on his status for the upcoming weekend (as well as Kei Kamara's) on Tuesday.
Graham Zusi, Kei Kamara could suit up this weekend, but Sporting KC are "not going to push it"
— Steve Brisendine (@SteveBrisendine) August 14, 2013
Recommendation: Don't be surprised if Peter Vermes decides to hold their No. 1 playmaker out one more week. The concern right now is that Zusi still has trouble striking the ball with full power. And as we all know from watching him play, this is a major component of his game.
Mike Magee
Magee played the full 90 minutes in Chicago's 2-0 US Open Cup semifinal loss to D.C. United on August 7. He hasn't played since. On Tuesday, Fire head coach Frank Klopas said that he was hopeful to have Magee back at practice on Wednesday. It looks like he got his wish.
Magee participated in practice on Wednesday, so it seems as if the calf strain that kept him out against Montreal is no longer an issue. When asked Thursday about his status for this weekend's game against New England, Magee responded, "Yeah, it's my job."
Magee on whether he's ready to go this weekend: "Yeah, its my job."— Anthony Zilis (@adzilis) August 15, 2013
Recommendation: Chris Rolfe hasn't practiced yet due to hamstring tendonitis so it looks as if the team should benefit greatly from Magee's return. Look for updates on his status later today and tomorrow, but all signs point to him being ready to suit up on Saturday.
Will Johnson
Johnson went 63 minutes in Portland's 2-1 US Open Cup semifinal loss to Real Salt Lake before leaving the game with an apparent shoulder injury. As of Thursday, the Timbers' captain has yet to train with the team. Currently, he's listed as day-to-day, but I wouldn't be surprised at all if he was watching from the sideline come Saturday.
No sign of Will Johnson at Timbers training this morning. I was told he's "day-to-day." #rctid— Kelly McLain (@TimbersInsider) August 15, 2013
Recommendation: As of this moment, I would steer clear of Johnson. Portland is one of four teams playing a double-game week in Round 27, so head coach Caleb Porter could choose to hold him out until he's fully recovered. Nothing has been officially reported regarding the extent of his injury. Be on the lookout for updates on Friday.
Obafemi Martins
Clint Dempsey took Martins' place in the 34th minute of Seattle's 2-1 victory against Toronto FC last weekend. If the injury was serious enough for Martins to leave the game, you should be concerned about him playing Saturday night at Houston. On Wednesday, the Nigerian striker was seen riding a stationary bike at practice, but that's about it.
Obafemi Martins (sprained ankle) was mainly on the bike today, but coach Sigi Schmid hasn't ruled him out of Saturday's game at Houston.— Joshua Mayers (@joshuamayers) August 14, 2013
Recommendation: Martins hasn't officially been ruled out, but it doesn't look good. This isn't the only bad news the Sounders are facing either. US national team forward Eddie Johnson will miss this weekend's match due to yellow-card accumulation. If Martins can't go, all odds point to a duo of Lamar Neagle and Clint Dempsey up top.
Luis Silva
On Wednesday it was reported by D.C. United digital coordinator Molly Bruh that Luis Silva had been cleared for full participation after passing his final concussion test earlier in the afternoon. The article also stated that Silva was set to resume practice on Thursday.
Update: Luis Silva has been cleared for full participation http://t.co/sG1hoz4phY #DCU http://t.co/o4EiJd3IgV— D.C. United (@dcunited) August 14, 2013
Recommendation: Just because Silva's been cleared to practice doesn't mean he'll be included in the starting XI just yet. I'd put him at a 50 percent chance of playing right now, but I'm still awaiting official word on the situation. I'll be posting updates regarding his status, along with several other players later Thursday and Friday on Twitter.