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May 31st, where a friend who owns a ranch had an affordable place for her to live. She had lots and lots of room to roam, and I was ecstatic. I could nuzzle her again, feed her carrots and brush her. I did notice that her muzzle seemed to have more grey and wrinkles...her lower lip flapped open more. She moved a bit stiffer, though she still lived for her carrots. Gosh she was a sweet girl! Today, I received a frantic call from the ranch owner. Savannah was colicking. I was home, sick with a cold, but Craig and I jumped into the car and drove the 11 miles to see her. The vet was on her way. When we arrived, Savannah was in grave condition. After careful deliberation, and running some tests, the vet told me that her prognosis wasn't good. Though the vet had sedated her, I could see my mare's back legs quivering, and I just knew that she was suffering.
I gave my horse the greatest give that anyone who loves an animal can do. I decided it was time to give her a peaceful end. I wasn't sure that I could stay to watch her take her last breath. I almost fled from the ranch, but I felt that I wanted to be there for her. My friend cut Savannah's tail and we saved her beautiful flaxen mane. She went down so peacefully and then she was still. I stroked her beautiful face and thanked her for all the years of joy that she gave me. I made the right decision. "Run, Savannah!" "Mizte is waiting for you in those heavenly pastures." You are an amazing animal... until we meet again! Thank you.
She is now buried on the ranch, with her former stable mate. I have some grieving to do. I'll be back in a few days.
June 20, 2010
****THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND EMAILS AND COMMENTS: This morning, I woke up realizing what a gift it was that Savvy came home so I could enjoy her to the fullest. Your condolences and shared grief of your own experiences has given me so much comfort. You are amazing people, and I thank you.****
A Horse's Prayer
And I'm ready to work my hardest, for the pleasure of pleasing you.
Good corn and hay and water are all that I wish to ask,
And a warm dry bed to rest on when I've finished my daily task.
Don't strike me in needless anger if I'm slow to understand,
But encourage my drooping spirits with a gentle voice and hand.
Finally, O my master, when my health and strength are gone -
When I'm getting old and feeble and my long life's work is done -
Don't sell me to cruel owners to be slaved to my latest breath,
But grant me the untold blessing of a quick and painless death;
That, as you have always found me a patient and loyal friend,
The years of my faithful service may be crowned by a peaceful end.
I plead in the name of the Savior,
Who cares when the sparrows fall,
Who was born in a lowly stable and knows and loves us all!
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The 2013 lineup features another Jazz Fest mix of mainstream headliners and Louisiana talent.
First weekend headliners include John Mayer, the singer-guitarist who had to cancel his 2012 festival appearance because of a throat ailment; a rare performance by singer-pianist Billy Joel; the cross-generational duo of Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite; and the multiplatinum Dave Matthews Band.
The second weekend sees a newly risen rhythm-and-blues star from New Orleans, Frank Ocean; the Jazz Fest debut of classic rock act Fleetwood Mac; the pop-rock hit makers of Maroon 5; the return of Willie Nelson; classic reggae artist Jimmy Cliff; pop-soul duo Hall and Oates; and the first Jazz Fest appearance by punk-rock-poet Patti Smith.
Beyond the mainstream, jazz, including Wayne Shorter and the Stanley Clarke-George Duke Project, blues from genre patriarch B.B. King, young star Gary Clark Jr. and many others, and a characteristically deep lineup of gospel and Cajun and zydeco music fill much of the festival's schedule.
First and second weekend single day tickets are $65 at the gate; $5 for children 2-10 at the gate only.
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THE TURN OF THE SHREW In this tale of suspense, horror and repressed sexuality, a young governess begins a new job at a lonely English manor house plagued by supernatural powers. The two orphaned children in her care appear to be controlled by evil powers, but only the governess is able to see the ghosts around them. Oct. 31 - Nov. 17; Wed.-Sat. at 8pm & Sun. at 2pm. BANK STREET THEATRE, 155 Bank St., bet Washington St. & the West Side Highway. 212-352-3101. www.TheaterMania.com. $18, $10 for students with ID. Pictured above is Melissa Pinsly.
VILLAGE HALLOWEEN COSTUME BALL An evening of nonstop theater, a costume competition and ballroom dancing. Also watch as stilt dancers, jugglers, fire-eaters and burlesque performers entertain. Wed., Oct. 31. Free outdoor entertainment begins at 4pm; doors open at 7:30pm. THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY, 155 1st Ave. at E. 10th St. and the block of E. 10th St. bet 1st & 2nd Aves. 212-254-1109. www.theaterforthenewcity.net. $20; costume or formal wear required. Pictured above are Susan Gittins, left, Gabriela Nunic and Dan Drogenes.
The Beebo Brinker ChroniclesA stage adaptation of Ann Bannons lesbian pulp novels set in pre-Stonewall Greenwich Village celebrating the era when the love that dare not speak its name began breaking the old rules. Thru Oct. 20; Thurs. Sat. at 7pm, Sun. at 5pm and Mon. at 7pm. THE FOURTH STREET THEATRE, 83 E. 4th St., bet Bowery & 2nd Ave. 212-352-3101. www.beebobrinker.com. $20.
Caravaggio ChiaroscuroA new, experimental, one-act opera which presents Caravaggios Roman life and his struggles as a young artist. Caravaggio was one of the great painters of the Italian Renaissance. He painted saints and holy subjects, but used marginal and common people as models and so his paintings were censored. Thru Oct 14; Thurs. Sat. at 8pm; Sun. at 2:30 & 8pm. LA MAMA E.T.C., First floor theater, 74A E. 4th St. 212-475-7710. www.lamama.org. $18, $13 students.
The Children of VonderlyTheres never a dull moment in the Vonderly household. Led by Norma, a headstrong Jewish matriarch, this unconventional multi-ethnic family of adopted and disabled children bands together after a crisis threatens to rip them apart. Thru Oct. 21; Mon. & Wed.-Sat. at 8pm; Sat. & Sun. at 3pm. Opening Night is Thurs., Oct. 4 at 7pm. THE EAST 13TH STREET THEATRE, 136 E. 13th St. 212-352-3101. www.theatermania.com. $20 during previews; $38 after Oct. 3; students $20/$20; seniors $20/$34.
Dead Letter OfficeA theater & dance piece that investigates the human need for contact packaged in the metaphor of the USPS Mail Recovery Centers that process misdirected mail. Oct. 11 Oct. 21. HERE ARTS CENTER, 145 6th Ave. 212-352-3101. $12.
Experimenta!Celebrate the 10th anniversary of La MaMas Experiments Playreading Series with a sampling of the work in full productions. Oct. 18 Nov. 4; Thurs. Sun. at 7:30pm; Sat. & Sun. at 2pm; Wed., Oct. 31 at 7:30pm. Panel discussions follow the Sunday matinees. LA MAMA E.T.C., First Floor Theater, 74A E. 4th St. 212-475-7710. www.lamama.org. $18, $13 students and seniors. Festival pass is $50 and includes all 4 shows plus panel discussions.
FuerzabrutaShow focuses on movement and includes a man running through a series of moving walls, individuals racing to connect from opposite sides of a whirling sail, and performers interacting in a watery world suspended just above the audience. Oct. 11 Feb. 17. THE DARYL ROTH THEATRE, 20 Union Square East. 212-352-3101. $35-$70.
A Good FarmerTwo women, a farm owner and her unlikely best friend, an illegal Mexican immigrant, fight to survive in a small Upstate New York town divided by Americas immigration battle. Thru Oct. 20; Thurs. Sat. at 8pm & Sun. at 3pm. BANK STREET THEATER, 155 Bank St. bet Washington & West Sts. 212-279-4200. www.ticketcentral.com. $20.
Good HeifLad is astonished by the arrival of his manhood. He wonders if the devil got into him or is it just the lure of whats over thar? Continues thru Oct. 27; Wed.- Mon. at 8pm. OHIO THEATRE, 66 Wooster St., bet. Spring & Broome Sts. For tickets, contact 212-868-4444 or www.smarttix.com. $20, $15 students & seniors. Monday night performances are pay-what-you-will at the door only.
I Used to Write on WallsDiane, Georgia and Joanne are 3 modern women living very different lives. Unknowingly, their romantic infatuations center on one individual, Trevor, a sexy, stoned surfer. Thru Oct 27; Thurs.-Sat. at 8pm. GENE FRANKEL THEATRE UNDERGROUND, 24 Bond St., bet Lafayette & Bowery. 212-868-4444 www.smarttix.com. $15.
KinderspielThe story of how a burnt-out expressionistic dancer, a jaded Jew, a trendsetting lesbian journalist, a conservative widow and a utopian communist turn a curious fetish into a revolutionary theater movement. Thru Oct. 27; Thurs. - Sat. at 7:30pm. UNDER SAINT MARKS, 94 St. Marks Place, bet 1st Ave & Ave. A. 212-868-4444. www.HorseTrade.info. $18.
The Life of GalileoWritten in the 1940s and portraying people and events in the early 17th century, this play remains a relevant interpretation of science perverted for political advantage rather than the benefit of humanity. Wed. Fri., Oct. 17-19 at 8pm; Sat., Oct. 20 at 3 & 8pm. SKIRBALL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, 566 LaGuardia Pl. 212-279-4200. www.skirballcenter.nyu.edu. $18, $10 students & seniors.
The M GameIn this production, Lady Macbeth is imagined as five different women who each represent different aspects of the characters personality. Thurs.- Sun., Oct. 11-14 at 8pm, Wed. Sat., Oct. 17-20 at 8pm; Sun., Oct. 14 & Sat., Oct. 20 at 2pm. 14TH STREET Y THEATRE, 344 E. 14th St., bet 1st & 2nd Aves. 212-868-4444. www.smarttix.com. $15.
Margaret FlemingThe 1890 play by James A. Herne that led the rise of realism in American drama. A proper young mother and the devoted wife of a mill towns leading citizen sees her world overturned when she faces the living proof of her husbands infidelity: his illegitimate child with a working class girl. Thru Oct. 21. METROPOLITAN PLAYHOUSE, 220 E. 4th St. 212-995-5302. www.metropolitanplayhouse.org. $20, $15 seniors, $12 students, $10 kids under 12.
Mercy ThievesA dark comedy about two hit-men who shoot and stab their way through the Australian countryside in search of an elusive target. KRAINE THEATRE, 85 E. 4th St. Thru Oct. 27; Wed - Sat at 8pm. 212-868-4444. $20.
Minimum WageAn acappella musical in which five staffers of a Big Brother-type fast food chain attempt to initiate new trainees into the wonders of Hamburgerology. Open run. THE THEATRES AT 45 BLEECKER STREET, The Green Room, 45 Bleecker St., bet Lafayette & Mott Sts. 212-239-6200. $45.
Project ShawView one play by George Bernard Shaw each month. Mondays at 7pm. Oct. 22: Press Cuttings & Passion, Poison and Petrifaction. Nov. 19: Widowers Houses. Dec. 17: Pygmalion. THE PLAYERS, 16 Gramercy Park South. 212-352-3101. www.projectshaw.com. $15.
SpainReeling from a divorce, Barbara finds solace in her overactive imagination. After conjuring her dream lover, the two embark on a fantastical journey, which prompts her to give in to her darkest desires. Thru Nov. 14. LUCILLE LORTEL THEATRE, 121 Christopher St. 212-279-4200. $60.
Wake UpAn evening of two thematically related companion pieces: The Dreams of Laura Bush and The Passion of Terri Schiavo. Thru Nov. 18; Sundays at 7pm. THE GREEN ROOM, 45 Bleecker St. at Lafayette St. 212-239-6200. www.TeleCharge.com. $22.
The Wooster Groups HamletPiece reconstructs a hypothetical theater piece based on the edited film from Richard Burtons legendary 1964 Hamlet. Thru Oct. 18. THE PUBLIC THEATER, 425 Lafayette St. 212-967-7555. $50 - $60, $25 students.
Your Basic American MondayThirty-three interwoven monologues offer an enlightening view of contemporary America as told by a Waitress, Hustler, Business Woman, Working Woman, Vagrant, College Girl, Teenager and Soccer Mom. Thru Oct. 16; Sat. at 2pm & Sun. Tues. at 7pm. BANK ST. THEATER, 155 Bank St. bet Washington & West Sts. 212-279-4200. www.ticketcentral.com. $15.
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RHODES, Iowa - Trailing by just one stroke entering the final round, the Oklahoma State Cowgirls claimed their eighth Big 12 Championship crown and first since 2009 by winning the 2013 conference event at the par-72, 6,055-yard course at The Harvester in Rhodes, Iowa, on Sunday afternoon. Oklahoma State overcame a late two-stroke lead by Baylor to post a final round score of 905 (317-289-299; +41) winning by two strokes.
The Cowgirls have won the event or finished as runner-up on 12 occasions. OSU also claimed the title in 1999, 2001-'03, '05 and '08-'09 and was the second-place team in '00, '06-'07 and '10.
Oklahoma State, which entered the event ranked 17th nationally, had four players finish in the top 10 individually. The quartet of Cowgirls ties the championship record for most players in the final top 10. OSU is the only team to achieve the feat as this marks the third time in history it has done so (2008 & '09).
Top 10 finishers, with ties, comprise the event's All-Tournament Team.
The 2012 Big 12 Player and Newcomer of the Year Kelsey Vines led Oklahoma State, tying for the fifth-place finish with a 10-over-par score of 226. She shot a first round score of 79 before recording an even mark of 72 in round two and a final round score of 75 (+3) today. Teammates Jayde Panos and Julie Yang finished in a three-way tie for seventh with a three-round total of 227 (+11). Josephine Janson rounded out the Cowgirls on the All-Tournament Team with a 229 (+13) score.
The Lady Bears posted their second-best finish all-time, shooting a 907 (319-286-302; +43) for a second-place spot. The Bears' previous best finish at the event was third, which they placed on four occasions (2012, '07, '05, '01). Baylor's runner-up team is comprised of three freshmen and two sophomores.
BU freshman Lauren Taylor led the Lady Bears, recording the top individual score at the event, a 1-under-par mark of 213, which ties for the fourth-best 54-hole total in championship history. Her three-round total was seven strokes better than the second-place finisher.
Taylor becomes the second freshman to win the individual title (Jaclyn Sweeney, OSU, 2008) and is the first Baylor player to finish with top honors. She shot a 2-over par 74 in the opening round, before recording a 4-under-par mark of 68 in round two. Today, she was the only player to record a score below par, shooting a 1-under mark of 71. The Rugby, England-native drained a birdie on hole 4 in each round and totaled 11 at the event. Hole 4 is the second-longest on the course, a 490-yard par-4.
Joining Taylor atop the individual leaderboard was Iowa State's Prima Phuntumabamrung who finished in second with a 5-over-par mark of 221. Oklahoma's AC Tanguay finished in third with a 223 mark (+7).
Host Iowa State also recorded its best finish with the third-place spot. The Cyclones, who have never finished above fourth, totaled a 912 (320-286-302; +48) score, just seven shots behind the Cowgirls.
Reigning champion Oklahoma placed fourth with a combined score of 928 (+64) with Texas Tech in fifth (+67) - its best finish since 2010 when the Lady Raiders also concluded play in fifth place. TCU and Texas finished in a tie for sixth (+72), while Kansas and K-State rounded out the final teams, respectively.
Weather conditions for the event were less than ideal as temperatures were as low as 30 on some days and wind reach up to 30 mph, including speeds in the 20s today. The unpleasant weather caused tee time delays for the first and second rounds.
Oklahoma State earns the league's automatic spot in the NCAA Regionals, which are slated for play Thursday, May 9 through Saturday, May 11, at three sites (Central: Oklahoma, West: Stanford, East: Auburn). The 72-team regional field is announced on Monday, April 29, at 8:00 p.m. CT on NCAA.com. The 2013 NCAA Women's Golf Championship is set for Tuesday, May 21 through Friday, May 24, at the University of Georgia Golf Course in Athens, Ga. Three teams (Baylor, Oklahoma and Texas) represented the Big 12 at the event in 2012.
1. Oklahoma State, 317-289-299=905 (+41)
2. Baylor, 319-286-302=907 (+43)
3. Iowa State, 320-286-306=912 (+48)
4. Oklahoma, 322-293-313=928 (+64)
5. Texas Tech, 316-296-319=931 (+67)
T6. Texas, 327-297-312=936 (+72)
8. Kansas, 322-304-315=941 (+77)
9. K-State, 350-306-325=981 (+117)


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Nothing lives up to our expectations. My parents. Your children. Television season finales. Yesterday (June 17), the New York Times located its disappointment in Web-based retailing in a 1,200-word, Page One piece titled "Some Buyers Grow Web-Weary, and Online Sales Lose Steam."
The lede of the article asks, "Has online retailing entered the Dot Calm era?" The story answers resoundingly, "Yes."
The Times finds consternation in the fact that since the Web commerce got started, annual online retail sales have grown at about 25 percent. But those overall rates are slowing, the paper reports, and market-research firms project further slowing. The Times quotes a Jupiter Research finding that online retailing's growth rate has peaked and will slow to 9 percent a year by the end of the decade.
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The piece provides additional evidence to account for online's decline. Dell now sells computers at Wal-Mart, it reports. Gone unmentioned is the fact that Dell sold PCs at Best Buy, Costco, and Sam's Club as recently as 1994, according to this Times article from one year ago. Another anecdote: Expedia.com has "almost tripled" its number of ticketing kiosks in hotels and other touristy spots. It could be a terrific supporting statistic if the story included the base number of kiosks that have been almost tripled, which it doesn't. The most bogus anecdote claims that "Borders … recently revamped its Web site to allow users to reserve books online and pick them up in the store." There's nothing "recent" about that service. Borders spokeswoman Anne Roman says via e-mail that the book chain has given customers the option to reserve books online and retrieve them in stores since November 2002.
One hallmark of a bogus trend story is the "to be sure" passage that undercuts the story's entire thesis. This piece has two. In the fourth paragraph, the Times reports that Internet sales are projected to top $116 billion this year, "making it harder to maintain the same high growth rates." In other words, Web retailing is totally huge, it's still growing by leaps and bounds, but the bigger a fast-growing thing becomes—online sales, giant squid, or an algae bloom—the harder time the thing has sustaining 25 percent annual growth. If no industry can sustain 25 percent annual growth forever, why is it Page One news that the very healthy business of online retailing can't either?
The second "to be sure" passage comes in the final paragraph, where a Berkeley economics professor turns the piece upside down as he raves about the growth potential of online retailing. Online commerce constitutes less than 1 percent of the overall economy.
"There's still a lot of head room for people to grow," says John Morgan of Berkeley's Haas School of Business *.
Addendum: My "financial adviser" offers these observations: The economy grows about 3 percent in real terms per year, or about 5.5 percent to 6 percent in nominal terms. So, anything that's growing faster than that is growing faster than the economy as a whole. Online sales, even if their growth rate would fall to 9 percent, would still be growing much faster than the economy (and hence other retailers as a whole). Wal-Mart has sales of a few hundred billion dollars (i.e., about three times the size of the Internet retailing space). Its same-store sales are basically flat, rising about 1.5 percent to 2 percent—in real terms, they're shrinking. Online sales are continuing to grow impressively in both absolute and real terms. Even if they grow only 6 percent a year, they will still grow nicely and take market share from bricks-and-mortar outlets.
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Tim Johnson joined the Atkinson faculty in 2011. Since then, Tim has developed courses that train managers how to use politics and public policy to advance the missions of their enterprises. Tim informs these classes with insights from his research, which has been published in outlets across the social sciences including Nature, The Journal of Public of Public Administration Research and Theory, Economics Letters, The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, The Journal of Theoretical Politics, and Political Psychology. Tim's research activities, moreover, have afforded him the opportunity to work with scientists from across the globe. Upon completing his Bachelor's degree at the University of Oregon in 2004, Tim worked as a Predoctoral Research Fellow at the Center for Adaptive Behavior and Cognition at the Max Planck Institute in Berlin, Germany and completed his PhD studies at Stanford University.
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Areas of InstructionPublic Management and Public Policy
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Tim Johnson. (2014). Service after Serving: Does Veterans' Preference Diminish the Quality of the US Federal Service? Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory. doi: 10.1093/jopart/muu033
Jowei Chen and Tim Johnson. (2014). Federal Employee Unionization and Presidential Control of the Bureaucracy: Estimating and Explaining Ideological Change in Executive Agencies. Journal of Theoretical Politics. doi: 10.1177/0951629813518126
Tim Johnson, Mikhail Myagkov, and John Orbell. (2013). Distinctive Preferences Toward Risk in the Substantive Domain of Sociality. Political Psychology 34, 1-22.
Tim Johnson. (2012). The Strategic Logic of Costly Punishment Necessitates Natural Field Experiments and At Least One Such Experiment Exists. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 35, 31-32.
Tim Johnson and Oleg Smirnov. (2012). An Alternative Mechanism through which Economic Inequality Facilitates Collective Action: Wealth Disparities as a Sign of Cooperativeness. Journal of Theoretical Politics, 24, 461-484.
Bettina von Helversen, Andreas Wilke, Tim Johnson, Gabriele Schmid, and Burghard Klapp. (2011). Performance Benefits of Depression: Sequential Decision Making in a Healthy and a Clinically Depressed Sample. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 120, 962-968.
Oleg Smirnov, Christopher T. Dawes, James H. Fowler, Tim Johnson, and Richard McElreath. (2010). The Behavioral Logic of Collective Action: Partisans Cooperate and Punish More than Non-Partisans. Political Psychology, 31, 595-616.
Tim Johnson, Christopher T. Dawes, James H. Fowler, Richard McElreath, and Oleg Smirnov. (2009). The Role of Egalitarian Motives in Altruistic Punishment. Economics Letters, 102, 192-194.
Christopher T. Dawes, James H. Fowler, Tim Johnson, Richard McElreath, and Oleg Smirnov. (2007). Egalitarian Motives in Humans. Nature, 446, 794-796.
Tim Johnson, Mikhail Myagkov, and John Orbell. (2005). Sociality as a defensive response to the threat of loss. Politics and the Life Sciences, 23, 13-9.
James H. Fowler, Tim Johnson, and Oleg Smirnov. (2005). Egalitarian Motive and Altruistic Punishment. Nature, 433, E1. (doi:10.1038/nature03256).
Selected Presentations
Johnson, Tim, and Chris Dawes. How Vietnam-Era Military Service Affected the Civic Participation of Subsequent Generations. Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. (2014).
Bonica, Adam, Jowei Chen, & Tim Johnson. Automated Methods for Estimating the Political Ideology of Individual Public Bureaucrats Across Time and in a Common Ideological Space. Paper presented at the Annual Summer Meeting of the Society for Political Methodology. (2012).
Johnson, Tim. Service After Serving: Do Military Veterans Make High-Performing Public Bureaucrats? Paper presented at the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association Annual Conference. (2010).
Johnson, Tim. The Problem with Pendleton"s Premise: Non-Meritocratic Hiring Can Improve Bureaucratic Performance. Paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference. (2010).
Johnson, Tim, Smirnov, Oleg. The Evolution of Cooperation through Fitness Cues. Paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference. (2007).
Myagkov, M., Orbell, J., Johnson, T., Menshikov, I. Sociality as Risky Choice in Economic Theory and its Critic Prospect Theory. Paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference. (2007).
von Helversen, B., T. Johnson. Individual Differences in Satisficing and Strategies for Sequential Choice. Paper presented at the Society for Judgment and Decision Making Annual Conference. (2006).
Fowler, J.H., Johnson, T., McElreath, R., and Smirnov, O. Inequality Reduces Punishment-Induced Cooperation in Humans. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Politics and the Life Sciences. (2005).
Johnson, T., Myagkov, M., Orbell. A Bias toward Loss Aversion in the Choice to Enter Risky Cooperative Games. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. (2005).


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An unseasonably long spring, along with the closing of a major Good Humor plant in Maryland, has left many Good Humor trucks with a shortage of many favorite ice cream bars, including Toasted Almond, Chocolate Éclair (my personal favorite) and Oreo. "I can't get hold of a Good Humor Toasted Almond to save my life," says Travone Franklin, owner of the Ice Cream Dream truck in Manchester, Connecticut.
Interestingly, grocery stores won't be as affected, as the treats made for the trucks are larger and are assembled at a different location than the store-bought version. But, can you believe it? It's a summer drama made for Shakespeare – boy meets ice cream, falls in summer love, loses touch with his beloved Strawberry Shortcake over the long, cold winter, then, as summer approaches, the heartbreak of love lost is just too much to bear. The tragedy just writes itself. Instead of an authentic Good Humor Toasted Almond Bar, Franklin was offered a knock-off by his distributor, but he refused. "I just can't sell that to people," he says.
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Mr. Santa Maria, Ashleigh vanGerven and Scott K. Johnson were each indicted by a Worcester County grand jury Monday on witness intimidation and conspiracy charges. They had previously been charged in Central District Court, where similar charges are still pending against Mr. Santa Maria's 70-year-old father, Patsy Santa Maria Sr.
The charges involve an alleged attempt to bribe a witness in the younger Mr. Santa Maria's Worcester Superior Court trial in August on aggravated assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, and assault and battery causing serious injury charges. The charges arose from what prosecutors said was the unprovoked beating of another man in 2011 at Pat's Service Center & Towing at 5 Shrewsbury St., a business owned by the elder Santa Maria.
The beating victim, James Sheedy, an employee of Curtis Plow, testified that he went to Pat's to pick up a check for his boss, Marc Curtis. The check was for work Curtis Plow had done on a tractor owned by Patsy Santa Maria Sr.
The indictments handed up Monday relate to an alleged attempt to get Mr. Curtis to testify at the August trial that he sent Mr. Sheedy to Pat's to forcibly collect his money. Prosecutors said he was offered up to $25,000 if he agreed to "tweak" his testimony and Patsy Santa Maria Jr. was acquitted.
The younger Mr. Santa Maria ended up pleading guilty Aug. 15 and was placed on probation with a suspended jail sentence. The guilty plea came the day after his father was charged in the alleged attempt to bribe Mr. Curtis, who was never called to the witness stand during the aborted trial.
Prosecutors said Mr. Curtis alerted authorities after being approached about altering his testimony.
According to the prosecution, Patsy Santa Maria Jr., 42, and Ms. vanGerven, a 28-year-old former New England Patriots cheerleader, had their landscaper, Mr. Johnson, approach Mr. Curtis and offer him cash in exchange for his favorable testimony. Mr. Santa Maria and Ms. vanGerven live at 15 Old Orchard Circle in Boylston.
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Well, well, it seems that much has changed since last we checked in with Rick Grimes and his merry band of ZombiePocalypse survivors.
In Sunday night's season three premiere, 'Seed' (referring to Lori's gestating baby, I guess?), we catch up with the crew, who have apparently weathered the winter by bouncing from zombie-ridden house to zombie-ridden house, stopping occasionally to murder owls and scavenge cans of Smeat and Champion's Pebbles dog food.
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Everybody has had a "Favorite player" that wasn't the best on the team, but maybe he signed an autograph for you, or you grew up in the same town, or he wore the same number you did, or just something. Many of these guys go forgotten and ride off into the sunset.
I figured guys have covered all of the "terrible" Seahawks this past week. Let's give some love to the unsung Hawk Heroes. Those that others may have forgotten, but to you were awesome, and tell us why you liked them, and what era they played. I think it might help some of the younger crew learn about some of the lunchpail players of the earlier days of the team.
I think I'm going to start with a guy who wasn't my 100% all-time favorite, but is an example of the type of guy I'm talking about. I'm going with Edwin Bailey. Edwin was a solid as a rock guard for the Hawks throughout the 80's. I knew one thing.... on Sundays... Edwin would be lined up and would be lined up right, wouldn't make mental errors, and would clear lanes for his running backs. The Hawks lost Curt Warner one game into his second season and Edwin and the gang just kept on trucking clearing holes for the 3 different running backs they used and the team still was up around 1,000 yards rushing with their entire running game apparently destroyed on day 1. Edwin and the others went out and did their job and played hard and won a lot of games during that good era in the mid 80's.
I always liked him because he was a quiet leader. My dad talked to me about how certain guys lead more by example than in being big mouths. I was having problems on my sports teams, because I was quiet and immensely focused. But coaches seemed to noticed the big mouths more. My dad told me to stay the way I am and don't be who I am not. Just play and let my play do the talking. That's what I did and the bigmouths control over things sort of faded. Production was what mattered. I saw Edwin produce every week and do his job very well. That was the kind of man I wanted to be on the field. The guy everybody respected and the guy who did his work and went home knowing he'd done his best.


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Whole organ 'grown' inside animal for the first time
Scientists in the UK have successfully grown a fully functional organ inside a living animal by transplanting cells grown in a laboratory. The researchs marks the first time a living organ has been created outside the body. Researchers from the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh hope their study will pave the way for similar techniques to be used in humans in future. Matthew Stock reports.
STORY: Scientists in Scotland say they have grown a whole, fully functional organ inside a living animal for the first time. The team from the University of Edinburgh's Centre for Regenerative Medicine produced a working thymus - an organ found in front of the heart that produces T cells, crucial to the immune system. Professor Clare Blackburn who led the research said her team used a technique called 'reprogramming' to turn fibroblast cells taken from a mouse embryo into a type of cell found in the thymus. (SOUNDBITE) (English) PROFESSOR CLARE BLACKBURN, FROM THE MRC CENTRE FOR REGENERATIVE MEDICINE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH, SAYING: "We tested what would happen if we forced them to express the single gene which is not normally turned on in these in fibroblast cells... they started to adopt a shape that is more typical of thymus cells. Moreover, when we tested them further, it turned out that they had started to express other genes which are normally only found in the thymus and have very key roles in allowing the thymus to support T cell development." These 'reprogrammed' cells were mixed with other key thymus cell types. When transplanted into a mouse, the cells - shown here on the right - formed a replacement thymus with the same structure and function as a healthy thymus. Professor Blackburn hopes the breakthrough will pave the way for similar techniques to eventually be used in humans. (SOUNDBITE) (English) PROFESSOR CLARE BLACKBURN, FROM THE MRC CENTRE FOR REGENERATIVE MEDICINE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH, SAYING: "What we imagine is that these thymus cells that we've been able to make by reprogramming of a different cell type in the lab could be a very readily available source of cells which could form the basis of thymus transplantation approaches." It's the shrinking of the thymus that contributes to the immune system becoming less effective as we age. And people born with thymus disorders are often limited by a lack of donors for transplants and problems matching tissue to the recipient. Blackburn says that in the future -- her lab grown cells could form the basis of new thymus treatments for people with a weakened immune system.


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Upset with Congress and the impasse that may be holding up a payment you need or desire? Well, before we get too angry, perhaps we should find out what researchers on the subject of gridlock have to say. Researchers have found that when asking people like you and me to answer religious or political questions, we are often willing to lie or at least give an answer we think will benefit "our" group even if we know it is wrong. Here is the data: When the only incentive is benefiting our group, respondents average 30% correct answers. (These surveys are weighted to reveal a respondent's bias for a particular group which fits their answers. Answers are not random errors. In this survey respondents were also given credit for answering, "I don't know." When given a money incentive to answer the very same questions, the same people got 70% of the questions correct. This research give us all an opportunity to do some self-examination about how we share information as we participate in our democracy. If our desire to belong to a group can influence us to adjust the data, are we helping or hindering the best decision possible for our country and the world? It appears we know the accuracy of the data 70% of the time but lie to others and perhaps to ourselves to benefit our group. So now that we know this information, what will we do with our new self-awareness? We may feel ineffective to change Congress but perhaps we could start with ourselves to share data accurately even if it hurts our group and instead act for the common good. It just might reveal to our leadership that we expect the same of them. Larry Olson Granite Falls


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3M Flat Branch-Hinkson Creek Wetlands
These wetlands were created to help filter stormwater runoff and provide habitat for wildlife. The wetland cells treat stormwater runoff from approximately 140 acres of urban watershed and can store an estimated 10,000,000 gallons of runoff. Visitors will enjoy walking the 1.25 mile loop trail around the wetlands to observe the wildlife and read the educational signs.
Again Street Park-School
1200 Again St.
Again St. Park is a neighborhood park that features a picnic shelter, playground, climbing wall, fitness course trail, basketball court, and playfield with a backstop. It sits on ten acres of land adjacent to West Boulevard Elementary School. The park land is owned by Columbia Public School District and leased to the City of Columbia for use as a public park.
Albert Park
2900 Parker St.
C.M. Albert Memorial Park is a 20 acre park within the larger 79 acre Albert-Oakland Park. It resides in the southern portion of Albert-Oakland Park and can be accessed from Parker Street. The tract was donated as a memorial to C.M. Albert. As a condition of the donation, the 20-acre park parcel was to be named C. M. Albert Memorial Park. C. M. Albert Memorial Park can be accessed from Parker St. from the south, from Bear Creek Trail from the west, and by the hard-surface trail in Albert-Oakland Park from the north.
Albert-Oakland Park
1900 Blue Ridge Rd.
Albert-Oakland Park is a 79-acre community park that features Columbia's largest municipal pool, two 18-hole disc golf courses, six dedicated pickleball courts, basketball and tennis courts, lighted baseball/softball fields, reservable picnic shelters, playgrounds, and much more! It is a trailhead for the 4.8 mile Bear Creek Trail.
American Legion Park
3675 Legion Lane
American Legion Park is a 17-acre community park that is home to the only archery range in Columbia's park system. It also has two lighted baseball fields, concession stand/restrooms, fishing pond, two non-reservable picnic shelters, and playground. American Legion Herbert Williams Post 202 is located on 3 acres of the 20-acre property.
Atkins Park
5220 N. Oakland Gravel Rd.
Atkins Park is home to a premiere five-field lighted, irrigated baseball complex complete with batting cages, concession stand/restrooms, picnic areas, and picnic shelter. The park is located in north Columbia adjacent to the Boone County Fairgrounds. It is jointly owned by the City of Columbia and the County of Boone and managed by Columbia Parks and Recreation.
Auburn Hills Park
5101 Derby Ridge Dr.
This 12-acre neighborhood park primarily serves Auburn Hills Subdivision off of East Brown School Road. The park has a playground, non-reservable shelter, half basketball court, 0.3 mile loop trail, open play field, and pond.
Barberry Park
3405 Zinnia Dr.
This five-acre neighborhood park has a fishing lake and dock, non-reservable shelter, half basketball court, playground, and a concrete loop trail around the lake.
Battle Avenue Park Property
Battle Ave.
This 30-acre undeveloped park is adjacent to Battle High School. The first phase of the park development is funded by the 2015 Park Sales Tax and is scheduled for 2021, pending City Council approval. Public input will be sought for the design of the park.
Bear Creek Park
1402 Elleta Blvd.
This ten-acre neighborhood park primarily serves the Bear Creek Family Townhouse neighborhood. It has a non-reservable picnic shelter, playground, full basketball court, and a playfield with a backstop.
Bonnie View Nature Sanctuary
3300 Rollins Rd.
Bonnie View Nature Area is the trailhead for the Scott's Branch Trail. It has a medium-size reservable shelter, restroom, and beautiful natural areas to explore on the 93-acre property. The park is adjacent to the Columbia Audubon Nature Sanctuary. No dogs are allowed on the trail in the Columbia Audubon Nature Sanctuary.
Bowden Park
900 W. Nifong Blvd.
Molly Bowden Memorial Park was dedicated to Officer Molly Bowden, a City of Columbia police officer who was killed in the line of duty in 2005. Bowden Park is on land owned by Boone Hospital Center and is adjacent to Boone Hospital Nifong Medical Plaza. By mutual agreement, the park is maintained Columbia Parks and Recreation. The park has a walking trail around water features and garden areas.
Boxer Park
2100 Newton Dr.
Boxer Park is undeveloped and serves as green space and bufferland for Bear Creek. The 3-acre parcel was donated Mr. Stanley Boxer and was named in memory of his deceased son, William I. Boxer.
Brown Station Park
3505 Mary Jane Dr.
This six-acre neighborhood park has a playground, open playfield, and 0.3 mile loop trail through the woods.
Capen Park
1600 Capen Park Dr.
Rock climbers enjoy the bluffs and scenic overlooks at this 32-acre park. The City of Columbia has a mulch site at this location where citizens can drop off yard waste and pick up free mulch. This park has bridge connections to Grindstone Nature Area and the Hinkson Creek Trail.
Cascades Park
6900 Sinclair Rd.
This 12.6-acre neighborhood park off Sinclair Road has a single table picnic shelter, playground, half basketball court, baseball/softball field, open playfield, and 0.25-mile loop trail. There is sidewalk access to the park from Stanwood Drive, Bellingham Drive, and Route K.
Clary-Shy Community Park
1701 W. Ash St.
Clary-Shy Community Park is home to the ARC (Activity & Recreation Center) and Columbia Farmers Market - a seasonal fresh produce market. It also has practice soccer fields on the property. It is the future home of a new agriculture park and a year round, covered farmers market that will be conducted out of the new MU Health Care Pavilion.
Cliff Drive Park
1819 Cliff Dr.
This small 0.65-acre neighborhood park has a playground, group swing, and park bench.
Cosmo Park
1615 Business Loop 70 W.
Cosmo Park is Columbia's largest municipal park, one of two regional parks in the park system. It is host to the annual Show-Me State Games as well as many soccer, football, lacrosse, softball, baseball, golf, mountain bike, and skateboard tournaments and events. It has the largest playground in Columbia's park system - Steinberg Playground, is home to Columbia Skate Park and L. A. Nickell Golf Course, and is a trailhead for the Bear Creek Trail.
Cosmo-Bethel Park
4500 Bethel St.
This 40-acre community park is adjacent to Gentry Middle School. It shares a 12-court tennis complex with Columbia Public Schools, has a fishing lake with a lakeside trail, reservable shelters, playground, horseshoe pits, year-round restroom, and baseball/softball practice field. In the winter, the lake is stocked with trout for a winter trout fishing program. In the winter when the lake ice depth meets the criteria, the lake is opened for ice fishing.
Douglass Park & Pool – School
400 N. Providence Rd.
Douglass Park is a community park located in central Columbia. It is home to Douglass Family Aquatic Center, two full basketball courts, playground, outdoor amphitheater, restrooms, baseball/softball field, picnic shelters, and a skate spot. The part of park where the basketball courts and baseball field are located is on property owned by Columbia Public Schools. A schedule of events held at Douglass Park can be found on the Parks and Recreation Special Events page.
Downtown Optimist Park
100 E. Forest Ave.
This small neighborhood park is located in central Columbia on the southeast corner of Grand and E Forest Avenues. It has a non-reservable shelter, playground, swingset, and half basketball court. The privacy fence on the south end of the property has a mural. This art project led by Jabberwocky Studios in conjunction with the Parks and Recreation CARE Program who gathered community input and inspiration, designed and painted a mural in the park to reflect the neighborhood's unique culture.
Dublin Park
4101 Dublin Ave.
This wooded neighborhood park has a small non-reservable picnic shelter, playground, and access to the Scott's Branch Trail. The Scott's Branch Trail runs north through the park to an elevated boardwalk that leads to the Columbia Audubon Nature Sanctuary and on to Bonnie View Nature Sanctuary. Scott's Branch Trail connects the south end of the park to Scott Boulevard.
Eastport Park
5620 Murfreesboro Dr.
This neighborhood park has a playground, two single table picnic shelters, BBQ grill, open play field, and a .62 mile loop walking trail (including the street sidewalks).
Fairview Park – School
1001 Fairview Rd.
This community park is adjacent to Fairview Elementary School off of Fairview Road. It shares a parking lot with the school on the north side of the park. The park includes four tennis courts, a reservable shelter, restroom, garden plots (available for rent), playground, and soccer practice fields. The east side of the park is heavily wooded, with more open space on the west side. The park has a connection to the Scott's Branch Trail.


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The Best How-To Home Lifestyle Projects and Tutorials
As 2010 winds down and I start to look towards 2011, thoughts of the inevitable resolutions start fluttering into my mind whether I like it or not. As a new homeowner, organization and making my home more inviting for guests are high on my list. Below are ten home lifestyle projects and tutorials that definitely stood out this year.
• 1 How to Make Modern Cement Planters Using Packaging
• 2 How To Set Up a Home Recycling Station That Works
• 3 How To Make Jonathan Adler-Inspired Pottery
• 4 How To Organize an Eco-Friendly Landing Strip
• 5 How To Clone Your Herbs
• 6 How To Make a String Tree Wall Mural
• 7 How To Clean Every Type of Carpet Stain
• 8 How To Build An Ace Hotel-Inspired Plumbing Pipe Shelf
• 9 How To Make A Bubble Yarn Lampshade
• 10 Make An Upholstered Headboard from a Wool Blanket
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Can anyone tell me of any cool wrestling related shops around the SoCal area? Like places that sell decent Mexican Wrestling Masks, T-Shirts, figures etc. It would be really cool to get my hands on some authentic stuff that you can't get in the UK, apart from WWE, stuff is never really on sale in the UK, so it would be great to get some Lucha and SoCal specific goods.
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