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SaltwaterAmberjack L 63-0 Joe Posey
Bluefish G 15-1 Jay JonesBluefish UL 8-8 O.C. Polk
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Bonito L 22-0 Lee BrownCobia G 65-6 Shane Sinclair
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Trout FR 3-5 Eddie RobbinsTriggerfish G 5-9 Jimmy Craven
Blackfin tuna G 36-1 Scott Cothran
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Whiting L 1-2 Kathy MurrayWhiting UL 1-4 Bill Walker
Saltwater Tackle CategoriesGeneral Over 20-pound test line; Light Over 8-pound through 20-pound test line; Ultralight 8-pound test and under. Flyrod 20-pound tippet or less.
Freshwater Largemouth bass L 5-0 Tom Benton
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Crappie L 2-1 Everett TaylorCrappie UL 2-13 G. Chronister
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American shad UL 5-1 Keith Brown
American shad FR 3-12 Richard Stefani
Warmouth UL 0-14 Ben GwinnFreshwater Tackle Categories
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Scott Beane 1,090Jocelyn Ring 450
Shawn Siman 440Skip Milligan 440
The Trident fishing Tournament, co-sponsored by the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission, area businesses and individuals, recognizes outstanding saltwater and freshwater catches made in the tri-county area. The tournament begins Nov. 1 and runs through Oct. 31. Anglers catching fish meeting minimum weight requirements receive Master Angler certificates, and yearly winners receive plaques acknowledging their catches. Fish can be weighed at many area businesses involved in fishing, and the tournament is seeking new weigh stations in the tri-county area.
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EU Information Society Commissioner Viviane Reding is asking that the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers be separated from its U.S. government links and made fully independent, reports Reuters.
ICANN currently operates under the aegis of the U.S. Department of Commerce, but that agreement expires at the end of September.
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She has suggested that the organization become completely independent. It could be overseen by an independent judicial body, as well as a "G12 for Internet Governance" to discuss Internet and security issues.
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I find it interesting that Viviane Reding wants to make it more democratic. Is it not democratic now? She says it is not defensible that it is controlled by one country. Are there any complaints based in fact as to why it is not working (please do not give me any emotional rhetoric on this one, spare me!).
Lastly, it currently works, it is available to all, and no one is being restricted or controlled on the internet. (though I do think the current proposal that an "Internet kill switch" be given to the president of the US is not just ludicrous, but a real show stopper. Clearly the administration is being influenced by intellectually stunted politicians). In this case, I feel that while it may seem unfair to those who wish to control it (the Chinese, the Russians, the Arab radicals because they want to restrict it) no one has any real reason to complain.
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Countdown: 17 weeks, 119 more days
Total weight gain/loss: Fluctuates depending on if I've given into my crazy cravings or not. I've either stayed the same or gained 5 lbs, so I won't know for sure til my next appointment next week.
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Exercise Habits: Working out at least 30 minutes a day either walking with Isla in the stroller, stationary bike, swimming or spin class. I throw in 10 minutes of yoga/stretching a day, and switch every other day doing strength training for arms/back/shoulders and my legs. I also have been doing several ab exercises.
Physical Therapy: Mini pregnancy rant (Pregnancy Rage is REAL, people): My back/pelvic pain has been getting worse. I can't turn over or get out of bed without help from E. I made an appt and my PT was supposed to be there. Instead, she ditched out and I met with my hip doctor (all at TOSH) who said there was NOTHING I COULD DO for my extreme back/pelvic pain. No exercises, no stretches. Diagnosis? My pain is from pregnancy. NO KIDDING. He and my PT obviously do not treat pregnancy pain and so instead of referring me to someone who does, they had me come in and pay them money to tell me nothing. The only options the doctor said I had was a steroid shot right in the middle of my pelvic bones. No, thank you. Enjoy my co-pay 'cause you'll never see me again. I found an AWESOME PT and went to an appointment this morning and already feel so much better. I'm looking forward to being able to turn over at night & sleep longer than two hours at a time with stretching and exercises and prenatal massage (best part!)
Sleeping?: Should be getting better with my physical therapy.
Worst Moment in the past 3 weeks: Still watching my sugar/carb intake. Why can't I eat donuts for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, again?? Or pizza. Or french fries. Or Ding-Dongs. It's a struggle to eat 5-9 servings of fruits & vegetables a day.
Best Moment in the past 3 weeks: Either getting my new job OR spending a night away just with E OR watching Isla become independent: she now loves to go with me to the gym. As soon as I drop her off at the child care center, she runs off without looking back as opposed to screaming her head off the entire time. This makes me equal parts sad, proud, and relieved that I can now spend over 30 minutes at the gym.
Isla's Reactions: She's so sweet--she hugs and pats my belly all the time. I love it. She's also learned to not hit my belly. FINALLY.
I miss...: Eating like a normal person. My appetite is HUGE.
Movement: Her busiest time is at night around 11:30 pm. Baby starts kicking up a storm.
Morning Sickness?: Almost all gone!
Food Cravings: French fries. Pizza. Peaches. Ice cream cones. BBQ sauce. Cherry tomatoes. Cheese sticks. Green-ish bananas w/ nutella or PB. PB&J sandwiches. Cottage cheese. Pudding.
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Showing yet?: Yes, finally. It is small in the morning, but gets bigger by the end of the night.
Gender: SO excited to have another girl!!
Labor signs: Braxton hicks contractions don't hurt, but they're super uncomfortable. I get them when I don't drink enough water.
Moods: Still feel anti-social. I'd rather read a book.
Not Looking Forward to: I'm slowly remembering what it was like to recover from labor & delivery from last time. Uh-oh.
Looking Forward To: Maternity photo shoot coming up! Okay, in like 8 weeks. But I can't stop looking at and/or pinning pictures.


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Native Son: Thompson back for more of the Natural State
While John Thompson may be a new face to the Arkansas State football program, the 56-year-old is no stranger to the world of college football.
Thompson was appointed by head coach Gus Malzahn on Feb. 25 after the abrupt departure of Keith Patterson for West Virginia.
When you say timing is everything, thats right. The timing was perfect, thats one. Two, I think Gus Malzahn is going to do something big, Thompson said.
Being at Arkansas State and being in Arkansas, the moon and the sun really lined up right.
A native of the natural state, Arkansas States newest defensive coordinator has been a figure in the sport since his days of playing the game at his alma mater, Central Arkansas, where Thompson played for two seasons at defensive back.
The only reason I played college ball was because I wanted to be a coach. I wasnt good in college at all, I was a walk on, Thompson recounted.
Born in El Paso, Texas, Thompson was raised in Wilson and McCrory before attending high school in Forrest City where his father coached football.
My dad was a coach until I was a sophomore in high school, Thompson said. I wanted to coach because I saw the impact he had. I saw what I thought was a great life, but really wasnt worth it. He was gone all the time. I saw how he treated players and treated people and I saw that being a fun life.
That impression at a young age put Thompson on a road that has led him to coach at 13 different universities, including Arkansas State, over the course of the last 30 years.
Thompson has coached his way through campuses at Arkansas, South Carolina under the leadership of the Ole Ball Coach Steve Spurrier, and one season experiencing the aura of Florida, in 2002.
I wish I had stopped and smelled the roses at some of those places more than I did instead of just focusing in on trying to win and getting close to the players. Im glad we did that, but also I guess I should have stepped back and said this is pretty cool, Thompson said.
With the move from his previous position at Georgia State, Thompson makes his third foray into the Arkansas college scene.
Theres always been something unique about Arkansas. Theres no major cities, at least nothing that compares to Atlanta, or something like that. Theres just a connection with everybody no matter where youve lived, Thompson observed.
That is a connection Thompson has carried with him from his time as a player at UCA, to his two seasons at the University of Arkansas, where he coached the second best pass defense in the SEC and one year as the athletic director of UCA while it made the transition to the Division 1 level in 2006.
At UCA, I was learning to be businessman. It was on-the-job training, Thompson said. Being at my alma mater meant a lot to me. I wanted to do that the right way. So much of that was trying to make sure people understood that it was a huge step forward, and theyre doing very well.
Thompson enjoyed his tenure at UCA, but lamented not being able to have a close relationship with the coaches and players.
However, possibly Thompsons biggest challenge came at his last stop of four years at Georgia State University in Atlanta.
There he was a key figure in the creation of GSUs football program from the ground up.
The school will join the Sun Belt conference beginning next season.
At Georgia State, being with Bill Curry was really something special, Thompson remembered. We did not have a desk, we did not have a football. I think our first meeting, we put our notebooks in our laps, we did that for a little while.
Once the GSU staff signed its first recruiting class, the team did nothing but practice for a year before competing for the first time in the 2010 season.
It was pretty unique, it was cool to be able to do that. Now that program is off and running. That program is really going to explode I think, with the media market and the amount of talent that is around there, Thompson said.
Now Thompson takes the reigns of a defense that finished 24th in the nation in 2011, with first year head coach Gus Malzahn at helm, the second defensive coordinator in a short period of time.
Ultimately, Thompsons decision to make the move to Jonesboro came down to family.
It was a good time for our family. [My wife], Charleen and I have an 8th grader. I felt like it was a good time to get them here. We just felt very positive about it.
With 30 years of coaching under his belt, the Forrest City native still feels like he has a lot to bring to the table.
My dad use to say, you dont get smarter, my back has just been against a wall that many more times, Thompson recalled. My backs been against a wall a lot in coaching, hopefully I can use that wisdom here at Arkansas State better than ever.
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DON'T sneeze at the Abaknons, the people who inhabit island of Capul in Northern Samar, since their traditional farming system helps conserve biodiversity and protect the surrounding fishing grounds.
A study of the interrelationships of the farming system and coastal ecosystem in Capul was undertaken by Tito M. Cabili, a doctoral student at the University of the Philippines in Los Baños (UPLB) whose work was funded by the Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (Searca).
Cabili is with the faculty of the University of Eastern Philippines (UEP) in Catarman, Northern Samar.
Searca Director Gil Saguiguit Jr. said the Cabili dissertation was significant and formed part of the center's publication "Discovering New Roads to Development—Coastal Ecosystems Technologies."
In the study, Saguiguit said, Cabili "analyzes the interrelationships between the Abaknons' farming system and the productivity of the coastal ecosystem. Using a mix of qualitative and quantitative methods for data collection and analyses, the impacts of upland farming on the coastal ecosystem were assessed."
Cabili paid attention to such indicators as sediment load, runoff water quality and seagrass and fish productivity to determine whether the traditional island farm system damaged the ecosystem or not, Saguiguit added.
His conclusion was that Abaknons' upland farming system, which is practiced from Decemebr to March, is not only efficient but also protective of the entire ecosystem and noted that the islanders have devised a calendar that governs when they have to plant rice and rootcrops, and where they have to cultivate other crops to shield them fromthe gusty winds and heavy rains brought by the habagat or southwest monsoon.
Cabili also noted that Capul is right smack at the center of the turbulent San Bernardino Strait but is contiguous to coral reefs and rich fishing areas.
Traditional site selection for farms depended on the rituals that the Abaknons conduct, with Cabili describing the age-old practice in this wise: "Before dawn, the head of the family would go to the chosen site and hang an axe on a dalakit [balete or banyan] tree or any big tree [if dalakit is not found in the area] for three days. This is usually done without the knowledge of the other members of the family. If, after three days, the axe still hangs where it was originally placed, it signifies permission from the forest spirits for the clearing of the site. If the axe is no longer in its original position, it indicates non-permission. Farmers believe that those who go against the will of the forest spirits will get sick or die."
Rituals are also performed for field preparation, like the paharang.
"During the preparation of the field, a paharang is conducted. Although this is not practiced in all fields at all times, it is done if the field has not been cultivated in years. Paharang is a ritual used for various purposes [such as asking permission for the use of a farm area, for thanksgiving, or even treatment of ailments], usually conducted by an elderly member of the family or a hired tambalan [folk healer], inviting the unseen spirits to partake of the food offering," Cabili said.
"The ritual requires usually three eggs, any candy, anisado [wine], tinapay [bread], cigarettes, cooked rice, kamangyan [herb], baga [fire] and meat. The number must be odd so the unpaired one is for the unseen spirits, which to the Abaknons are unseen stakeholders of nature. This ritual is also done in thanksgiving and supplication for the spirits' protection of the plants. The food offering is not eaten by the farmer and family members," Cabili said.
Coconut farming is the principal activity in Capul, with 2,230 hectares, or 75.7 percent, of its total area of 3,500 hectares devoted to coconuts. Rainfed rice is grown in 367.8 hectares, or 12.5 percent, of the land while irrigated rice farms only cover 136 hectares, or 4.6 percent, of the area. Corn is grown in 54.9 hectares, or 1.9 percent, of the land and vegetables are grown in 6.3 hectares.
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Are the western vegetarian and vegan movements food fetishes for the rich?
'LET THEM EAT CAKE'. These words, attributed to Marie Antoinette just prior to her execution, enraged the struggling masses during the French Revolution. To people who had few daily food choices, most subsisted on low grade bread and little else, these words seemed so callous, and so bereft of compassion.
Why do we, in today's wealthy western countries, place such a high degree of importance over our individual diet? Is it just selfishness and ego born out of having too many choices each day? Do we claim self esteem and identity this way? Are we detached from the real meaning of food and nutrition, of survival?
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This online and on campus training portion of the C. H. Spurgeon Center includes specific curriculum development related to pastors, as well as conferences, workshops, webinars and online resources, all geared toward equipping local church leadership. Practical training opportunities will be offered for our students and alumni as well as those who are not yet a part of the SEBTS family.
Authenticity Series: An Honest Look Into the Life of a Pastor
The C. H. Spurgeon Center is launching the Authenticity Series in order to provide an honest and encouraging look at the issues real pastors face in ministry. Authenticity Series events will take place on a bi-monthly basis. These events will be diological, conversational, and will feature input from a panel of experts in the field. Intended for both local pastors and students interested in pastoral ministry, Authenticiy Series events will tackle practical and/or theological topics most relevant to ministry today.
Equip Workshops: practical – funeral, wedding, Lord's Supper, Baptism, pastoral care, sermon preparation and delivery
Equip Workshops are intended to provide practical training for SEBTS students who are interested in or currently involved in pastoral ministry. These events will provide a multi-faceted study of key aspects of ministry that aren't always taught in the classroom. Addressing topics such as funerals, weddings, the Lord's Supper, Baptism, pastoral care, and sermon preparation and delivery, these day-long events will provide students with a strong foundational understanding of the theological implications and practical considerations of each topic.
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In the upcoming months, the C. H. Spurgeon Center will develop one or more Annual Conference concepts that speak specifically to the needs of full-time and bivocational pastors and their families. Our goal is that these conference events take place on the SEBTS campus so that local pastors and students may attend. C. H. Spurgeon Center Conferences will also be available via simulcast for those wishing to attend from a distance, and much of their content will be available after the fact via our "Resources" section.


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OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS – INTERNATIONAL POSTER COMPETITION SANTORINI BIENNALE OF ARTS PARALLEL EXHIBITION 2012/2013 10 January 2013 to 10 March 2013, in 24 Cities around the world and in Santorini from 20 Apr 2013 to 30 Sept 2013!
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The Santorini Biennale of Arts announces the "Design a wish for Greece" International Poster Competition, a parallel project that aims to support the image of Modern Greece around the world.
THE IDEA Greece is not only the country of Parthenon, the country of Aristotle's, of Democracy, of Philosophy, the country of Myths, the country that inspired millions of people around the world. Greece is a modern country like yours and suffers today from the unstable world economy.
After years of living into an European umbrella characterized by the values of solidarity, of unity, of many "freedoms", of fraternity, the economic crisis showed us that the truth of these values and ideas is far away from the reality as the latest phenomena our societies are living today is a kind of an economic "racism".
Can we really discriminate Iceland about its last bankruptcy? Are Italians lower class people than Germans? Can we defame Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland and many other countries in the world just because of their economic situation? Ethically, we do not have the right!
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Charles Sumner
April 18, 1996 Sun User Group
(617) 232-0514
Speakers from Sun Microsystems and other industry leaders
will be featured at the Sun User Group's East Coast
Conference and Exhibition, June 24 & 25, in Boston, Massachusetts.
BROOKLINE, MA -- On June 24 and 25, the Sun User Group will open the
doors to SUG East, the only Sun trade show of 1996 and the first East
Coast Sun show in three years. This conference and exhibition will be
held at the Marriott Copley Place in Boston, Massachusetts and is
expected to draw over 2,500 attendees from around the world. With the
demise of SunWorld, SUG East is now the only major conference and
trade-show dedicated to Sun and Solaris products and services.
SUG East will feature a trade show with over 100 exhibitors and a
technical conference with tracks on Java, the Internet, System
Administration and Security. This year's conference topic is "Sun in
the Heterogeneous Environment". "With the introduction of Sun's new
Java programming environment, this topic is more important than ever,"
says Alexander Newman, Executive Director of the Sun User Group.
"System administrators, users, and developers need to become much more
aware of the differences and similarities between the various computer
architectures." The SUG EAST conference will run both days of the show
and will address the important issues and difficulties of developing,
managing, and maintaining a mixed-architecture environment through a
variety of talks by some of the leading experts in the field.
Featured speakers at the conference include Robert Diamond, Senior
Security Consultant for Sun Microsystems; Peter Galvin, chief scientist
for Corporate Technologies, Security columnist for SunWorld On-line
magazine, and author of "Operating System Concepts"; and J.A. Cross,
Java consultant and contributing author to Que Publishing's "Special
Edition: Using Java".
"It's the variety of speakers, from throughout the high-tech industry
and beyond, that makes SUG's technical conferences such critical
successes." said Charles Sumner, the Sun User Group's Director of
Marketing. The SUG East Technical Conference with keep up this
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of the show. Each day will feature two tracks of classes; Monday, June
24, will spotlight Java and System Administration, and Tuesday, June
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The SUG EAST trade show will feature over 100 exhibitors of application
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In addition to featuring the latest developments in Sun, Solaris and
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Academy, a UNIX Job Fair, and SUG's Theater of the Amazing.
The Internet Academy will present a series of free introductory
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Recently, as many as 78,000 people paid and applied for the opportunity to have a one way ticket to Mars in a breathtaking moment of daring adventure. Enter the Mars One project, a bold endeavor that has captured the imagination of countless people from all walks of life all over the world. It aims to "establish a human settlement on Mars through the integration of existing, readily available technologies from industry leaders world-wide." The fun part involves the selection process for the 4 lucky winners of the whole program - the ones who will get to go to Mars.
I was a part of that 78,000, but shortly thereafter cancelled my application because of a personal epiphany. As I pondered on what is to come for the future of this project, I consoled myself by taking a ride inside the imaginary spacecraft and Mars colony inside my head and pretended to be one of the four future colonists - and one thing struck me and I suddenly remembered all of the wonderful people here on The Flaming Vegan - the first Mars colonists will be vegan.
Why Vegan?
The notion tickles the brain and I set out to research what astronauts in history have eaten over the course of their space bound trips.
Here's what I discovered:
The astronauts, have mostly eaten specialized food including vegetables but...
- In 1961, Yuri Gagarin ate puréed meat.
- 1965 saw the inclusion of shrimp cocktails and chicken in the Project Gemini Mission
- In the Gemini III, one of the astronauts brought along a corned beef sandwich - meriting a congressional hearing!
- In Skylab (1973 to 1974), processed meat products and ice cream became a part of the astronauts diet particularly with the aid of their new fridge.
- Recent technological advances, allowed for beef jerkeys, Chinese pork and Kung Pao Chicken.
- They even have irradiated meat.
Source: (Wikipedia)
"Wait, wait, wait, Danny, you said Vegan! These are all meat and meat products!"
That's true, but one thing differentiates these missions from the Mars One colonization project. The Mars project is permanent and meant to be self sustaining. While the "Marsonauts" could bring along some meat or meat byproducts for their space voyage, these would eventually run out. Sending supply missions to Mars would predictably be too expensive just for the sole reason of sending in meat.
But Danny, they could bring along chickens or rabbits along with them right!? Then these chickens and rabbits could breed as rabid bunnies would, correct?
Well, I would say that it's entirely possible and this would be an important next step for the mission, but think about it. First they would have to ensure that these animals could live in the extreme temperature changes in the cold planet. I'm an amateur farmer and I know how hard it is to keep animals alive and healthy even on planet Earth.
But the most compelling reason why breeding animals for food on Mars would be really difficult is, the animals' food themselves. What do chickens eat? What do rabbits, guinea pigs, goats, cows, pigs or other mammals eat? The most common denominator is grass or other vegetation. Otherwise, you could opt for something similar to agricultural feeds - which are both bulky to haul and would require the same specialized process that the astronauts food undergo.
"What do astronauts' food undergo Danny?"
One good example is Kim-Chi, that national food of the South Koreans, "It took three research institutes several years and millions of dollars to create a version of the fermented cabbage dish that was suitable for space travel." (Source: Wikipedia)
That's why breeding animals on Mars and in outer space would be a hugely difficult endeavor.
During the space travel to Mars, cargo weight would be a major thing to consider and the first colonists on Mars simply cannot haul several kilograms or tons of animal feed along with them. It's just something that would have to wait until actual vegetation and a successful and self sustaining agricultural program has successfully been implemented on the red planet.
Not Just Vegans But Also Agriculturists and Botanists
Any self sustaining and permanent mission to Mars would have to take into consideration food production. While heavy research is being undertaken to create an alternative food supply source involving ingenious methods such as lab grown meat, it would still take numerous years far beyond the 10 year scope of the Mars One project to fully develop.
Suffice to say, in the first phase of the Mars colonization project it's either vegetables or lab grown meat.
Which would you choose?
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Sugarland 's Kristian Bush has an animated alter ego, named the "Shugabush," making his debut this week on the game My Singing Monsters . Kristian worked with the game's creators to come up with the fedora-wearing "Shugabush," and Kristian contributed his voice and mandolin-playing skills to bring the character to life.
Kristian first learned of My Singing Monsters through his 11-year-old son. Once he got hooked on it, Kristian tweeted about the game and soon heard back from the team behind the game. They met offline, hit it off and then began collaborating on "Shugabush."
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The chart below shows how unusual our current environment is. The vertical axis is the yield from 10-year Treasury Bonds and the horizontal axis is time and we are looking at a period from 1962 to present. From 1980 to today, we have seen the yield of 10-year Treasury bonds go from about 12% per year to below 2%. The 10-year Treasury yield is considered a benchmark measure of bond yield and interest rates. The Fed funds rate and the 10-year bond yield are very closely tied to one another. For another illustration of how interest rates, the Fed funds rate and 10-year bond yield are related, see here. Continue reading


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India poised to achieve polio-free milestone
An Indian polio patient lies on a bed during treatment at St. Stephens Hospital in New Delhi, on January 7, 2014
The milestone confirms one of India's biggest public health success stories, achieving something once thought impossible, thanks to a massive and sustained vaccination programme.
With the number of cases in decline in Nigeria and Afghanistan, two of only three countries where polio is still endemic, world efforts to consign the crippling virus to history are making steady progress.
"In 2012, there were the fewest numbers of cases in endemic countries as ever before. So far in 2013 (records are still being checked), there were even less," Hamid Jafari, global polio expert at the World Health Organisation told AFP.
"If the current trends of progress continue we could very easily see the end of polio in Afghanistan and Nigeria in 2014," added Jafari, hailed as having played a crucial role in India's victory.
Despite the success, isolated polio outbreaks in the Horn of Africa and war-wracked Syria emerged as new causes for concern in 2013.
Nicole Deutsch, head of polio operations for UN children's arm UNICEF in India, called three years without polio in the country "a monumental milestone".
Success and caution
Despite its population density and sanitation problems, "India proved to the world how to conquer this disease," she told AFP.
The Rotary International charity, which has been a key donor, will illuminate the India Gate and Red Fort monuments in New Delhi with a message celebrating the achievement.
Countries are certified by the WHO as being polio-free if they go 12 months without a case, and are then said to have eradicated it after a period of three years without new infections.
India will likely receive this endorsement only in March, which will trigger more exuberant celebrations than on Monday.
There also remain reasons for caution, with the virus still considered endemic in neighbouring Pakistan, where vaccinators are being killed by the Taliban which views them as possible spies.
A fake vaccination programme was used by the CIA to provide cover for operatives tracking Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden, who was killed in Pakistan by US special forces in May 2011.
Hopes of progress were given a boost last month when cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan pledged to personally spearhead vaccination efforts in the troubled northwest of the country.
In India, the wretched sight of crippled street hawkers or beggars on wheeled trolleys will also remain as a legacy of the country's time as an epicentre of the disease.
In the absence of any official data, most experts agree there are several million survivors left with withered legs or twisted spines who face discrimination and often live on the very margins of Indian society.
Million of vaccinators
The country's success was built on a huge vaccination programme that began in the mid-1990s with the backing of the central government and a coalition of charities, private donors, and UN agencies.
An army of more than two million vaccinators, backed by local religious and community leaders, canvassed villages, slums, train stations and public gatherings in even the most remote parts of the country.
The country reported 150,000 cases of paralytic polio in 1985, and it still accounted for half of all cases globally in 2009, with 741 infections that led to paralysis.
In 2010, the number of victims fell to double figures before the last case on January 13, 2011, when an 18-month-old girl in a Kolkata slum was found to have contracted it.
The girl, Rukshar Khatoon, is now attending school and leads a "normal life", although she still suffers pain in her right leg from the disease, doctors and her parents told AFP.
"She can now stand on her feet and walk, but can't run," her father Abdul Saha said. "When her friends play, she remains a spectator."
Saha, a father of four, conceded he had taken his son to get immunised but not two of his daughters. "It was a grave mistake," he said.
Jafari from the WHO highlighted the immense knock-on benefits for India, which is still afflicted by other preventable diseases, widespread malnutrition and poor sanitation.
"India has now set other important public health goals as a result of the confidence that the country has got from the successful eradication of polio," he said, citing a new measles eradication goal.
Ruling party MP and businessman Naveen Jindal underlined this with a message on Twitter on Monday which read: "Imagine what we can do when we come 2gether."
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We made this while "camping" and have since incorporated it into regular fare. Easy, adaptable to most fish (we've come to favor sustainable catfish). I've never made with cornichons, and haven't missed them.
Blackened Halibut with Remoulade
Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner; Styling: Jan Gautro
A creamy mayonnaise-based sauce balances the highly seasoned fish. If you can't find cornichons, substitute chopped dill pickle in the sauce.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 fillet and 2 tablespoons sauce)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 245
- Calories from fat: 33%
- Fat: 9.1g
- Saturated fat: 0.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.6g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 3.3g
- Protein: 34.8g
- Carbohydrate: 5.9g
- Fiber: 1.4g
- Cholesterol: 52mg
- Iron: 2.2mg
- Sodium: 719mg
- Calcium: 97mg
- Sauce:
- 1/3 cup low-fat mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped cornichon
- 1 tablespoon whole-grain Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Fish:
- 2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 4 (6-ounce) halibut fillets
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1. To prepare sauce, combine first 8 ingredients in a bowl. Cover and chill.
- 2. To prepare fish, combine paprika and next 7 ingredients (through red pepper). Sprinkle fish evenly with seasoning mixture. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add fish to pan; sauté 4 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork or until desired degree of doneness. Serve with sauce.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Fish
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Carbohydrate, Low Saturated Fat, Gluten-Free
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Thursday night, the Tabernacle hosted the first of two sold out shows by Alice in Chains, with Middle Class Rut opening up.
Alice in Chains rose to international fame as part of the grunge movement of the early 1990s, along with other Seattle bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden. The band was one of the most successful music acts of the 1990s, selling over 17 million albums worldwide. The foursome achieved two number-one Billboard 200 albums (Jar of Flies and Alice in Chains), 14 top ten songs on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, and seven Grammy nominations. Following the death of singer Layne Staley in 2002, Alice in Chains reunited in 2005 with new lead vocalist and Atlanta native William DuVall and released Black Gives Way to Blue, their first studio album in 14 years, in September, 2009.
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alice was solid but not as rocking as i thought. im hoping they are more rocking tonight. the crowd was loud but pretty tame and rather boring for a rock show. i thought the place would be hoppin from the get-go. seemed like a bunch of older dudes that hadn't seen a show since 1992. however, im thinking the setlist and crowd will be much better tonight. MUSE ON SATURDAY!
February 26th, 2010
1:06 pm
Either way this photog took nice shots of the band and crowd!
February 26th, 2010
1:16 pm
The band sounded GREAT. I was very impressed with how clean the sound was and how they stayed so true to the studio recordings. DuVall did a great job with the old numbers and deserves a lot of credit for honoring Layne's approach to the vocals on those numbers. The stuff from the new album (particularly Last of My Kind and Brain Check) was also incredible! DuVall does a great job making the new music his and still managing to bridge the gap between past and present. Cantrell was very gracious to the audience about our support of the band and was appreciative of the crowds involvement in the show as he said he was under the weather. One of the best shows I've ever seen in terms of the sound of the band. It was just what I was hoping to hear.
And oh yeah, the guy in the green hat in the crowd shot was a total jerk!
February 26th, 2010
1:49 pm
The show was outstanding, especially considering that Jerry Cantrell was clearly sick. No one will EVER be Layne Staley and I think William DuVall does a great job of filling in but not trying to be Layne. Great great show.
For those bent out of shape about the crowd…ummm…not sure you realize this but Alice In Chains has been around for a while so they have A LOT of fans that are in their late 30s/early 40s. The fact that the crowd had an age range that big is a testament to Alice In Chains' greatness! Also, there was nothing wrong with the setlist…they played all the 'big' hits and did something from every CD they've released. If you're a real Alice In Chains fan, you will not be disappointed!
I also agree with majordawg above…dude in the green hat was a giant douche.
February 27th, 2010
12:26 pm
I'm 27, and was thoroughly pleased to be in a front row of a crowd that didn't feel the need to have a mosh pit going the entire time. It was an incredible concert, and I'm glad I was able to enjoy it without having to worry about idiots slamming into me and getting beer dumped down my back by some idiot who couldn't name 3 AIC songs. Incredible show. Excellent set. They busted out 'Sickman' for cryin out loud! That alone was worth the admission!!!
February 27th, 2010
2:58 pm
I totally agree with Majordawg. I did go to the Friday night show and talked to alot of people who went to both. The entire show could not have been better. I loved the sound, them staying true to studio sound was amazing ,the venue is perfect, I can simply describe it as a tight, well tweeked performance. One of the best, if not the best I've seen. LOVED IT!!!!!! and for the guy who commented about the "oldie" crowd. I took my 16 yr old daughter and we are fans of the band eqaully. It was a welcome sight for me to see alot of others with their kids as well.
February 27th, 2010
4:57 pm
Friday's show rocked! Set list was awesome! Crowd a little stiff. Can't blame age. My 35 year old a$$ rocked it. Saw twenty somethings just standing there in a stupor. Jerks near the back bar complaining about me being in their way but when I offered to trade places they didn't want to give up their place at the bar. Can't have it both ways, chumps!
February 28th, 2010
4:30 pm
I went to the Friday show. I don't know about thursday nights show but Friday was incredible! Entire 1st floor was a mosh pit, and the place was packed to the rafters. AiC put on an incredible show, very high energy. I am sure after Friday night that they will be back in the ATL and hopefully do 2 shows again. Next time I will be sure to get tickets to both! btw I am in my early 30s and saw a good mix of crowd, many older and younger people. Dont know what the reviewer was talking about but as I was not there thursday I cannot comment on the crowd that night. Friday night was a total rock fest! Tabernacle is awesome too, incredible sound quality. I would much rather see a show there than at the philips arena (sound quality and acoustics there sucks!!!)
February 28th, 2010
6:25 pm
I went to the friday night show. Even though the crowd was not as energetic as it would be at a lame punk show. The room was obviously filled with musical enthusiast that was there to hear Alice in Chains. They rocked! the sound quality was excellent and I so agree with Saintanger on this one. I hope they will come back soon. I am 25 and appreciated the awesomeness of this band. The show actually made me like the last album more.
February 28th, 2010
7:20 pm
Alice in Chains was EXCELLLEN! (saw them last night at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, SC), but the opening act – Middle Aged Run – STUNK! They were a screamer, head banger duo, and seemed no one could get into them. Also, really ruined out ears, not a good prelude to the WONDERFUL AIC! thought William Duval and Jerry's voice blended beautifully as well as individually. They very much rocked the house, and am so glad I could see them! Great Show!
February 28th, 2010
11:23 pm
Would have gone to love to this. Where are the crazy people telling us we will all go to hell?
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I was fortunate enough to see my favorite band Alice in Chains live at the Tabernacle on Friday Feb. 26, 2010. I had been to two other concerts prior to seeing Alice in Chains, and I must say Alice in Chains is the best show so far. They had an awesome twenty song set list and played very well. William DuVall makes me real proud to be from Atlanta, Georgia. After the show I waited outside the parking lot and saw Will with what appeared to be his wife and kid as well as family/friends. Will went back on the bus though, then Jerry Cantrell came out to sign autographs. Getting my Black Gives Way to Blue CD signed by my favorite guitarist is something I will never ever forget.


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Maria Sharapova – 08.06.2013
TENNIS - 2013 Roland Garros: S.Williams d Sharapova 6-4 6-4
Q. Do you feel you played the best match you could do today, or did you have some regrets maybe after the great start you had of the match?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: I don't have many regrets in life actually. I try not to have any at all. It would be pretty tough to go about, you know, life ‑ whether I'm on the court or away from it ‑ if I feel like I didn't do enough at a certain moment in my life.
You have to move forward. And it doesn't matter, you know, how many times I have lost to a player or what situation I was in, whether I was up or down, how it ended or how it finished.
You move on. Of course I thought I earned my position to be in the final. I did put up a fight obviously today against her; it was not enough.
But she's been playing really great tennis. Certainly not an excuse, but she is playing extremely well.
Q. So what did you feel like you did well and what didn't you do well enough that allowed her to come through there at the end?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Well, 2‑0, 40‑15, 6 one. 4‑all, losing my serve right away in that game, you know, easy passing shot, first point. I know I'm nitpicking here, but these are moments against her that I feel that I should be able to take, because then she has no pressure going in and serving and being up a break, you know, at 5‑4, and, you know, serving harder than David Ferrer when he gets to the final of Roland Garros, you know, what I mean?
Q. Last three service games, do you feel like it's almost inevitable she's going to be hitting lines down the T every single time?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: No. I mean, obviously it's a little bit of confidence but also, I mean, we know she's going to be able to hit a big serve. I mean, I think if I was built like Serena I hope I'd be able to hit a big serve like that, too. I mean...
Q. Do you come out of this match feeling like, i.e., I played her close, you know, I threw new things at her, I hung in there, I gave it my all, I fought, and that's a moral victory for you? Or do you come of out here thinking just, I lost; it's bottom line, black and white. I lost the match, and I can only be disappointed in that?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: No, I don't think that's black and white. It's a combination, obviously. Yeah, you lost and, you know, you can be really down about it. And I am because I'm a competitor and I'm a fighter and I don't train to lose. Nobody does. So of course I'm disappointed about that.
But that's the feeling that ultimately will make you work harder and make you think a little bit. Gives you more determination. So, yeah, I hope that that's what I take away from the match.
Of course the initial feelings after the match are of disappointment and are that you lost the match no matter how the match went.
Yeah, I will take a few little positives from this match.
Q. If you had reached 3‑0, do you think that it would have made a psychological turn in the match? And do you think that Serena is a person, a player, that against whom, when you have a game point at advantage or 30‑40, she's extremely hard to conclude the game point? Did you have a feeling like this, that it's hard to conclude a game point against her?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Well, obviously to answer the first question I think, you know, 3‑0 is a little bit better and easier than maybe 2‑1, back on serve.
But, you know, maybe that will help you with the first set. Obviously that's not the match. I'm not saying that's the match. Don't get me wrong.
But, yeah, she's a competitor. She doesn't like to give free points and free games. No matter what the score is, she wants to win those games and those points, whether she's down a break point or up a break point or whatever it is.
Q. That serve of Serena's is pretty darn good.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: You think?
Q. I think, yeah. What would you give to have that weapon?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Um, I don't think that's something that ‑‑ I mean, it's irrelevant because it's not, you know. Serena is not Maria and Maria is not Serena. I don't like to think of it that way. I have my strengths and I have my weaknesses, and that's what I have when I go out on the court.
I think it's pretty irrelevant to think what someone has, and maybe if you had it ‑‑ what ifs don't really matter in this sport.
Q. What is the key to switch the focus and to come and play Wimbledon after a long buildup to Roland Garros and then the tournament?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Well, I love all the tournaments that are coming up. I mean, especially Wimbledon. It's always, you know, the one that I always want to perform well at and the one that I always look forward to.
It's not like I really need someone to give me motivation towards that, because I always ‑‑ when I get to the grass I always feel that that motivation going into it.
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Anaughtybear said...
Although I detest RP servers and play on a PvP server, this might sound like it comes from a RP point of view. Paladins are the most cowardly of all the classes. For a class that claims it's the best and bravest of holy knights, they seem to do nothing but run away from combat. Most of these no-talent kids that play them simply flounder and run around in circles if you drain their mana, if they engage in combat long enough for this to happen. It also doesn't help that only Alliance and blood elves are able to play paladins, perpetrating the "myth" that they are all children. Blizzard should drastically rework this class to feature some options that aren't using a force field and running as fast as you can.
jaxson_bateman said...
If you call it cowardly, in BG's as a healadin I tend to run away from 3+ on 1 situations. I can win a few 2 on 1's (mainly, 2 physical classes that can't heal well) but 3 on 1 is just stupid. And I hate giving out free HKs.
Just the other day I managed to kite 5 allies around their starting area in AB, providing the opportunity for our team to get the Stabs.
"Most of these no-talent kids that play them simply flounder and run around in circles if you drain their mana"
So would you like me to just politely stand still and auto attack as you DOT me/fear me into the ground? (i assume your either a Lock or a Spriest from the mana drain comment)
Id say 90% of the time a OOM pally (especially a Holy spec) = Free HK
bloodlight said...
Hmm a mana based class, that retreats to restore their mana when you take away there mana.
Wow, a sound tactical decision criticized by some one who clearly play one easy mode classes.
Wonder how much of a coward you would be be if you pet and all you mana were taken away. For Some reason I bet you turn into super coward in a an instant. ot to mention you attacking from range against a toon that has no range attack. Talk about being a coward.


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