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Utah pension officials say the state's open-meeting and -record laws don't apply to the retirement system. In fact, it was a big selling point with some hedge funds that agreed to manage money for the Utah Retirement Systems, said executive director Robert Newman.
While Utah's privacy is extreme (most other state pension plans have open meetings), the state isn't alone in shielding investment information from the general public and even its own members.
Disclosure practices by public pensions are drawing renewed attention after federal regulators last month charged the state of Illinois with securities fraud for failing to inform bond investors about the dire condition of the state retirement system. The state agreed to settle the charges without admitting wrongdoing.
Last month, federal prosecutors announced criminal charges against a former Calpers chief executive that exposed the sometimes-murky relationships among pensions, so-called alternative investments such as private-equity and hedge funds, and the placement agents that serve as middle men between the parties.
Many details about private-equity investments by the California Public Employees' Retirement System, also known as Calpers, and other public employee pensions in California remain shielded from the public. Private-equity investment often involves the restructuring of nonpublic companies to boost returns. Keeping the companies' financial information private can give them a competitive advantage and increase profits, pensions officials say.
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Other states, including Texas, have formed similar exemptions. Many pension officials had to agree to shield information or lose access to private-equity funds that they are counting on to help them hit investment targets.
In February, state lawmaker Kevin Mullin, a South San Francisco, Calif., Democrat, introduced a bill that would extend similar privacy protections to real-estate investments by pensions.
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Separately, the commission in February censured Mr. Loftis for engaging recently in what it called "false, misleading, and deceitful rhetoric" about the investment commission. Mr. Loftis called the move a "public ambush."
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Here are the final 4 Muddies Jerseys for discussion over the next few days. They were chosen as the most popular colours in the last discussion. I will take these pictures, along with my Blue Muddies jersey and GW jersey, out to Riminis for debate in person immediately following the Muddies ride on Saturday. We will post the most popular 2-3 for voting on Saturday afternoon.
Thanks to some crafty pilfering by Michelle these final 4 now have the AC logo. Angus will supply his official logo file later this week, but it will look essentially the same. We also have "ADELAIDE CYCLISTS" on both sleeves. This will hopefully cover the desire to have a location on the jersey while leaving "MUDDIES" down the side. The back and front are pure Muddy. It is, afterall, a Muddies jersey. The tricky pocket areas have been left well alone. There is ample room for each member name to be added to top left chest.
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Great work Gillian. It will be a challenge for you all to whittle it down to 2-3! I look forward to voting from Saturday arvo.
Excellent work Gillian, I can't decide between A and B and I think I'll need some new shoes to go with the jersey, wonder where Con got his yellow shoes from.
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He has talked boldly, talked loudly, talked defiantly. Man, has he ever talked, Jay Jacobs being quoted on USA Today's website and appearing on a national radio show and ESPN's "SportsCenter," and that was all within just one hour early Sunday morning. The athletic director at Auburn has been campaigning o
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In emerging markets but that's a broad statement mean -- it when people come on I like emerging markets where.
Lot of countries out there but.
Which stock -- names are poised to really benefit.
From that emerging market strength apple Colgate Procter gamble all -- emerging markets for their strong growth in the last quarter but.
Is the key emerging markets stock picking in your stomach and the strength of your stomach lining -- -- CEO -- financial.
And he's got a tough got he's here with this favorite emerging market plays he's one of our favorites here to to see you.
When you here's say for example that a Procter & Gamble or an apple says emerging markets are great for us I think can't just say that it's like throwing a -- a darts at the globe.
We're the strongest area.
-- well first thought you can't stop human nature.
United States is 70% developing markets the 7%.
Consumer driven emerging markets -- less than thirty.
They're gonna head to seven.
It's just gonna happen.
People want to eat better they want to have better houses that -- -- better and smarter phones so it's going to happen four picks here that we're gonna talk about I guess.
I think.
Apple certainly being one album but Nestle's largest food company in the world in 200527%.
Of their profits came from emerging markets today it's 52%.
Okay so what is wrong telling you -- -- -- names some of these stocks and he just said nicely which is definitely one of them.
And you're talking about names that while some of them may actually be based in Europe such as honestly in Switzerland.
But getting their business from -- -- doing gang -- business elsewhere talk about mostly because this company that is actually down one point 7% over the past year are.
Right well it's up about nine year to date him.
I think Nestle's just bought I reserve did what the nutrition unit of Pfizer that gets -- further the China they grow organically 67%.
We added that's the portfolio very recently as a safer place to play the emerging markets emerging markets spend 40% of their discretionary income.
On food.
So -- -- to are McDonald's and -- to that whole long term play about food food food that's with the emerging markets ago.
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Largest engine maker in the world they are about 40% of their sales are overseas.
There in oil drilling not just car engine not just truck engines what -- in oil drilling.
There -- plants and and energy plants.
They are levered very much trading at nine point eight times.
Earnings let's find a shelf let's find stuff ever -- behind their stuff their emerging market growth is 30% a year.
-- again it all goes back to people want more cars they want better lecture electricity period still in China China's got a long way to go for their infrastructure.
You just talked about people in emerging markets wanting more food to eat move which is of course the agricultural ETFs.
A little surprised that over the year it is down but again year to date same -- -- up about 12% right well all all the emerging markets and -- -- were down last year tell people what's in here so they know what they're exposed to.
Number one positions Monsanto soon after that as potash John -- Archer Daniels Midland.
Bunch of food processors anything that's new agriculture we used to own just Monsanto and decided to spread the risk so easy way to do that is an ETF.
It's about 42 names all levered to that 40%.
Of discretionary income and emerging markets is on food.
Do you worry at all about what we've had on the beef market lately we have the mad -- situation in California one cow so far but we also -- had an E.
Coli scare Nebraska well.
No we don't we don't own any commodities directly some not too worried about it for my clients.
I think it did upcoming go they always do come and go.
Not that's not a big problems and Ron Weiner for fortuyn's every -- one of the four -- he's been here is -- apple it has been a huge winner for you.
Adding this recession did this that the selloffs -- -- little bit recently we've got a little worried because we also -- Qualcomm which sells.
-- -- with -- with -- opinion.
And on its earnings than we were we were that we are worried about the supply chain that they were growing too fast and they couldn't sell they couldn't get -- -- Curve for that turned out not to be so margins grew from 47 to 49% which is.
Almost unbelievable there they now sell twice as much to China and they do to Japan.
There believe it or not China Mobile doesn't have the iPhone.
There's so much where there's five stores the five apple source in China they've just started can you imagine.
Hello my times earnings growing at troops and a year.
-- for eleven times earnings it's chief.
Stock still.
The lines in the meatpacking district of new -- huge if you throw in a billion people in China no -- Ron good to see you -- -- that's Ron Weiner she EO of RD.
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The Dominoes (also sometimes known as Billy Ward & the Dominoes) had one of the finest musical pedigrees of any R&B vocal group of the 1940s, at least based on its founder's training and experience. A lots of R&B acts came out of a gospel background, and Bo Diddley even studied violin as a boy, but rare is the R&B vocal group whose founder was trained at Juilliard. Billy Ward (born September 19, 1921, Los Angeles) had a minister father and a musician mother, and was a musical prodigy as a child, schooled in classical music theory and composition as well as performance. Before he was in his teens, Ward was good enough on the organ to play at his father's services and he won a composition award at age 14 from Walter Damrosch, the celebrated New York music educator, composer, and administrator. Following his military service during World War II, Ward studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and at the Juilliard School of Music in New York, where he later became a voice coach; he also began working on Broadway during the late '40s. It was from the ranks of his ex-students that he recruited the original members of the Dominoes: Clyde McPhatter as lead singer, Charlie White (tenor), Joe Lamont (baritone), and Bill Brown (bass). The Dominoes won a series of talent contests, including a competition on the television show Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts, which got them a lot of engagements and an audition with Ralph Bass, the head of the newly established Federal Records label, part of Syd Nathan's King Records, during the final months of 1950. The Dominoes, with McPhatter's high tenor lead, had a startlingly fresh sound and enjoyed a number six R&B hit in early 1951 with one song from their first session, "Do Something for Me." It was in May of that year that the group broke through to the top of the R&B charts with "Sixty Minute Man," which also established them as one of the leading crossover acts between gospel and blues. Riding the wave of demand for their performances off of that hit -- one of the first great double-entendre records of the '50s and a very early example of what would be considered a "rock & roll" record -- the group spent the next seven months on the road, building up a lot of public good will and a reputation as one of the top R&B acts of the era.
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The risk of getting cancer at 20 millisieverts raises the already existing 25 percent chance by an estimated 0.1 percent, according to French ICRP member Jacques Lochard, who visits Japan often to consult on Fukushima.
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Kazuo Sakai, a Japanese ICRP member, said he was interested in debunking that generally accepted view. Known as the "linear no threshold" model of radiation risk, the ICRP-backed position considers radiation harmful even at low doses with no threshold below which exposure is safe.
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In the United States there are nearly 26 million people with diabetes and one of the most common complications of the condition is diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN), a form of nerve damage. More than one in five people with diabetes experience painful DPN, also known as diabetic nerve pain, as a direct result of this nerve damage. For most people, diabetic nerve pain affects the extremities – the feet and hands – and is sometimes referred to as a sock/glove pattern, as symptoms may be felt at the tips or the fingers or toes and then move along through the hands and feet. These symptoms may go unmentioned during a doctor visit since many people are unaware of the connection of this pain to their diabetes.
Results of a recent survey of 1,004 Americans diagnosed with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes who reported experiencing any symptoms of DPN and 500 healthcare providers (HCPs) in clinical practice who treat people with diabetes showed there are significant misconceptions between the groups when it came to the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of painful DPN.� HCPs surveyed were not necessarily providing care to the people with diabetes who participated in this survey.
The survey found that 69 percent of HCPs and 56 percent of people with painful DPN report that DPN symptoms can be difficult to describe. Among those suffering from painful DPN, 81 percent say the pain is different from other kinds of pain they are used to experiencing, and 41 percent report that they have been definitively diagnosed with DPN. Additionally, results showed that 83 percent of people with DPN symptoms report experiencing painful symptoms, however, on average, HCPs estimate that only 41 percent of their patients with DPN experience pain. �These results underscore a communication gap between people living with diabetic nerve pain and their HCP, which can impact or delay diagnosis.
To help people with diabetes and HCPs engage in more productive discussions about DPN and its symptoms, the American Chronic Pain Association and Pfizer Inc. launched an educational program called "Diabetic Nerve Pain: Starting the Dialogue," which includes helpful tools and resources, including a conversation guide that people with diabetic nerve pain can print and bring to their doctor's office.
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Stratus lingered across portions of eastern Kansas and the eastern Ozarks. One more relatively mild night is in store as southerly winds persist ahead of a cold front that will surge southward across the Plains. Stratus and fog will again develop tonight as low level warm air and moisture advection continue and supported by progged hydro lapse rates. Areas of dense fog will again be possible. Patchy to perhaps areas of drizzle will likely develop across south central Missouri late tonight into Wednesday morning where isentropic upglide will develop on the 295K layer. The cold front will enter far southwestern Missouri Wednesday morning and push across the Missouri Ozarks during the day. Temperatures will be very mild ahead of the front with highs reaching the lower and even middle 60s across the eastern Ozarks. Temperatures will fall following the frontal passage with readings falling into the 30s across southeastern Kansas and far southwestern Missouri by mid to late afternoon. .LONG TERM...(Wednesday Night through Tuesday) Issued at 101 PM CST TUE DEC 3 2013 Confidence continues to increase in the potential for accumulating wintry precipitation Thursday and Friday, with the chance for another round of light to moderate snow on Sunday also increasing. The biggest forecast challenge remains precipitation type and associated accumulations Thursday and Friday. Arctic air should be spreading south into the region Wednesday night, with temperatures falling into the 20s by Thursday morning. Latest model trends have been a bit slower with onset of precipitation Thursday. This appears to be due to both a slightly slower evolution of the overall pattern Thursday morning, as well as some mid level dry air that will need to be overcome. Right now, it appears that ascent will increase considerably during the morning hours Thursday as a strong jet increases aloft across the region. By Thursday afternoon, guidance is in good agreement in developing a subtle coupled jet across the region, with two 140 KT jet maxes at 250 MB, the first located over Iowa and the Great Lakes, and the second over the Southern Plains. Thus, the forecast area appears likely to be within the right entrance and left exit regions of the two jet streaks, resulting in fairly deep ascent aloft. In addition, a weak shortwave in the mid levels should move through the area as well, providing additional lift Thursday and Thursday evening. With deep ascent over the region, precipitation will begin fairly rapidly once the dry air is overcome. The heaviest axis of precipitation should be south of I-44, closer to the frontal boundary and associated mesoscale processes. Right now, believe the front will be far enough south for the strongest mesoscale lift associated with mid level frontogenesis will be just south of the SGF CWA. We will need to watch this axis of heavier precipitation closely however over the next day or two. Precipitation type Thursday remains a challenge, given the overall complex scenario and continuing differences among various pieces of model guidance. Have strongly trended the forecast toward the consensus of the GFS, ECMWF and GEM, which all paint a scenario of mainly snow north of I-44, a mix of snow and sleet along the greater I-44 corridor (which should then transition to all snow by early Thursday evening) and a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain across southern and south central Missouri. The outlier model continues to the NAM, which maintains the warm nose much further north. Given the strength and depth of the arctic air mass moving south and the lack of strong, focused warm air advection within the 925-850 MB layer, have a hard time believing that temperatures aloft will stay so warm so far north. In addition to the precipitation type issues within the NAM due to the warm nose, believe the further north frontal position is also responsible for the much higher QPF amounts, resulting from the strongest axis of F-gen and some mid level instability remaining north over the area. By Thursday night, all precipitation should change over to just snow as the cold air builds further south and any remaining warm nose is eroded. During the overnight hours Thursday night into early Friday, the upper jet will strengthen, with a 160 KT jet core stretching from central Missouri into the Great Lakes. Ascent from the right entrance region of this jet, along with lift from another mid level shortwave moving northeast from the Southern Plains, will result in another round of precipitation--all snow--late Thursday night into the day Friday. By the time precipitation ends Friday afternoon, snowfall amounts at this time look to be in the 2-5 inch range, with a few localized areas perhaps touching 6 inches. Some sleet will also be mixed in, especially along and just south of the I-44 corridor. A glaze to a tenth of an inch of freezing rain will be possible on Thursday across southern Missouri, with 3-5 inches of snow accumulating once precipitation transitions to all snow Thursday night and especially on Friday. Total accumulations, especially snow amounts, will be highly dependent on the exact ratio of mixed precipitation. A longer duration of sleet will cut down significantly on snow amounts, while less or no sleet will result in higher than currently forecast snowfall. Given the fact that these differences will be dependent on a degree or two difference in temperature over a few tens of miles, accumulation amounts are most certainly subject to change. With that said, the main focus at this point should be on the increasing confidence in accumulating wintry precipitation, not specific amounts or precipitation types at any one location. Given the cold air mass moving into the region and a prolonged period of wintry precipitation, some impacts to travel are likely Thursday and Friday. Skies will clear out Friday evening as the main trough axis finally swings across the region, and with very cold temperatures aloft and high pressure at the surface, this will result in excellent radiational cooling conditions, especially if several inches of fresh snow cover are in place. Lows Friday night/Saturday morning look to drop into the single digits area-wide. Wind chills Saturday morning will be in the single digits below zero. Saturday looks to be a calm but very cold day for the region, with temperatures remaining in the low to mid 20s. An additional round of precipitation, most likely in the form of snow, is expected to overspread the region late Saturday night and early Sunday, with a few additional inches of snow possible by Sunday night. Heading into the next workweek, guidance continues to hint at very cold temperatures building into the area early in the week and sticking around for a bit. Highs Monday and Tuesday look to remain below freezing, with single digit lows appearing increasingly likely for Monday and Tuesday nights. && .AVIATION...(For the 00Z TAFS through 00Z Wednesday Evening) Issued at 602 PM CST TUE DEC 3 2013 For the KSGF/KJLN/KBBG tafs: Expect low clouds/fog to redevelop with advection and radiation fog/low cloud processes again tonight. Have all TAFS dropping into the ifr or low ifr category later tonight. IFR and MVFR ceilings never dissipated off to the south and east of the taf sites, and we should see the stratus spread north from AR/se MO over the next few hours. By 15z-18z there will again be improvement in flight cats with daytime mixing. A strong cold front will move into the KJLN and KSGF area toward the end of the taf period with low post frontal mvfr/ifr ceilings expected. && .SGF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... MO...DENSE FOG ADVISORY until 10 AM CST Wednesday FOR MOZ055-066>068- 077>083-088>098-101>106. KS...DENSE FOG ADVISORY until 10 AM CST Wednesday FOR KSZ073-097-101. && $$ UPDATE...DSA SHORT TERM...Foster LONG TERM...Boxell AVIATION...DSA


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I purchased two of these bags last year for my son (11) and myself before a trip to Yellowstone and they performed perfectly. Temps reached the low 30's each night we were there and we slept very comfortably in these bags (unlike my prior trip to Yellowstone as a kid where I froze every night). I appreciated how easy they were to pack into their stuff sacks when it was time to leave too. I am 5'6" so right at the upper range of the bag height and I found my bag fit very comfortably with plenty of room to move around.
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I just recently got the bag and have had it out down to 34 degrees and felt incredibly warm. The size is perfect. I would say you could go up to 5'4 in the short and be comfortable. Only down side is the stuff sack. Not too terribly large but i probably will be going out to get a compression sack for longer trips.
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Expectant parents and families with young children have the chance to attend an expo unlike any other in York County this Saturday.
The seventh annual Baby and Kids Expo will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Memorial Hall East at the York Expo Center.
The event has free admission and is organized by Memorial Hospital.
Children's activities include arts and crafts, a bounce house, face painting, soccer clinic, reptiles, balloon art, and magic and science shows.
Skeeta the Clown, Dora the Explorer and Sesame Street's Elmo will make special appearances and be available for photographs.
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by Steven Courtney and the Suitcase Musicians will occur throughout the day, and there will be a dance presentation by Greater York Dance.
Babies will compete in the Diaper Derby, a crawling contest, at 11 a.m.
Students from the Lancaster School of Cosmetology will provide free massages, miniature manicures and hairstyling.
More than 80 exhibits will feature a variety of local businesses ranging from photography to automobiles to health care and education to retailers.
WINK 103 will be broadcasting live from the expo, and concession stands at the York Expo center will be open.
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Absolutely ADORE the bracelets! We gave them to several people for Christmas and they ALL LOVED them!! They're so affordable and fun, and the stretchy bracelet helps them fit anyone. Thanks, Miles Kimball, for another awesome product!
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This is SO fun and festive for the holidays! Just take out of package and put it on -- couldn't be more simple. Got lots of complements and comments, smiles and giggles. Everyone liked it!! I hope you'll carry this every year!
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This bracelet is very cute and good conversation piece except you could lose as it easily comes off your arm as do not think the magnet is strong enough to hold it on....Mine fell off many times and had to end up taking it off as I was afraid I would lose it...so would not buy again unless something would be done to secure it better.
I would definetly buy this product again
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Christmas being my favorite time of year, I love to add "bling" to my Christmas attire.
Pretty while it worked
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Worked for a short time then malfunctioned. Changed the battery and still it would not work anymore.
Nice but with problems
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The bracelet will not stay on my wrist. It has fallen off several times. I am afraid I might lose it.
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In mathematics, "A or B" includes "A and B".
Does "either" mean "A or B but not (A and B)" or does it include the possibility of "A and B"?
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I missed this at the cinema and am sick to my stomach that I did. possibly my favorite film of last year. Forget the reviews, just see the movie.
But to add a little more detail. There are a few heavy scenes, they are short and sweet and leave you gasping for breath. The plot is slow, heavy and addictive. The soundtrack is brilliant. It is directed by a european and......Ryan Gosling plays what could only be described and a crossbreed of zen master and Jedi.
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Welcome to Huckabee from the Fox News studios in New York City.
-- the biggest story this week in politics was the first presidential debate held in Denver.
The universal view I mean and I mean even among -- staunchest.
Obama supporters was that Romney won the debate convincingly.
And one left of center commentator who four years ago had a tingle up his leg hearing Obama speak.
He was in such a meltdown over Obama's poor performance.
At this time he had a tingle run down his -- Because he wet his pants.
Some of the excuses to try to explain the president not being much better than the empty chair that Clint Eastwood reveal to us we're simply bizarre.
Al Gore thought it was the altitude of Denver.
I think the former vice president and may have been a little high.
But the most ridiculous excuse of -- was offered by yet another left wing Obama -- on another network.
And this guy with a straight face suggested that Obama didn't debate wealth because he was black.
-- You mean after getting elected president of the United States and serving almost four years Barack Obama suddenly walked out on -- station said.
All my gosh I'm black I can't take on this white guy.
Look whether it's sports music acting her politics some days -- just don't have the Jews.
But we squeezed out of what we could from the debate and I -- offer my humble but absolutely accurate assessment.
Of the of that.
All right first of all here's Mitt Romney countering what the Obama campaign is saying about his tax proposal.
I -- five boys.
I'm used to people saying something that's not always true -- just keep on repeating it and ultimately hoping I'll believe it.
Let me just say this was a brilliant.
Rhetorical device in the part of Mitt Romney for a couple of reasons first of -- by invoking the story of his sons.
It it really brought a sense of connection to Mitt Romney is a father he's raise kids he is more like us at least in that regard.
-- one of the great.
Maybe criticisms of -- Romney that he doesn't understand the rest of people but I showed a connection the fact that his boys had told him.
Let's just say funny business like every.
Everybody does to their parents.
That -- said yeah -- must be pretty normal after all the running house.
But then this subtle.
Device was this.
He was actually sang you know it doesn't matter where the -- my son's in my house or where the -- president.
If you keep telling me something that's not true over and over I'm not so crazy us to believe it.
It was a powerful moment and getting -- within a way that everybody could smile and not even realize what a powerful hit he had.
Mitt Romney also respond to Obama's criticism that some corporate tax breaks would send jobs.
The second topic which is -- you get a deduction for taking a plant overseas.
What I've been in business for 25 years.
I have no idea what you're talking about I maybe need to get -- -- account just but but the idea that you get a break for shipping jobs overseas is simply not the case.
Okay I thought that was a great line in again it was a subtle message there I -- -- business 25 years translation you haven't been.
I understand what business is all about translation.
You down.
I need a -- account it translation we need a new president.
It was a brilliant line I don't know if that was all planned -- it was a spontaneous either way it really connected.
-- great moment for him now here's President Obama hitting Romney for not giving some specifics.
He says that is going to.
Replace Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform but we don't know exactly which ones.
He won't tell us he now says he's gonna replace obamacare and assure that all the good things there that are going to be in there and you don't have to work.
And at some point I think the American people after -- themselves -- the reason that governor Romney is keeping all these.
Plans to replace.
Because they're too good.
OK I gotta say that was a great -- by President Obama.
It was about.
Ten past the hour in the second hour of the debate.
And I was remembering -- -- -- keeping a flow -- of the debate marking and saying this was the first really good moment.
That I thought the president had had all night and I market is saying this first time he's really left a mark on on Mitt Romney.
-- what a knockout blow or anything like that not even a knockdown but it was at least a moment when.
He was able to say something that show that he was actually in Denver for the debate because up until that moment.
I'm not sure if he was -- celebrating -- anniversary.
I don't know but he he had not tuned in to the same debate that 67 million other people are tuned into.
Now here's present Obama touting what he's done for education.
We've got a program called race -- the top that.
Prompted reforms in 46 states around the country raising standards improving how we train teachers and -- wanna hire another 100000.
New math and science teachers.
And create two million more slots in our Community Colleges so that people can get trained for the jobs that are out there right now and I want to make sure that we keep.
Tuition -- for our young people.
And I want to make sure that everybody's Christmas stockings filled with everything they've ever wanted when it comes christmastime.
That one little problem about what he's saying.
Not about race -- the top is not a bad program it's a pretty good emphasis and I really commend Arnie Duncan for at least as saying that we ought to reward people who do well.
That's very different than we're doing in the economy where we're punishing the people who -- doing well.
I wish the president is education policies and economic policies were based on that same premise clearly they are not.
But when he talks about we need to put a 100000.
New teachers in the classroom.
I just ask myself -- is that the responsibility of the federal government to go hire teachers for a local school board.
You're schools.
Are your responsibility in your community.
And in your state.
There's not one thing in the federal constitution that says that the federal government ought to hire teachers for you.
If you think you need more teachers being you ought to hire them at your local level and -- your school board decide who they are.
And what they teach.
It wasn't.
What the candidates said.
I think it was their body language that spoke volumes and you're watching on -- split screen and you see the difference.
Mitt Romney when he spoke to the president spoke to the president looked at.
Unfortunate -- president never look back.
And as you can see through most of the debate.
People who watched it I think we're stunned to see the president seemingly.
On able on willing.
And to even look at his opponent Mitt Romney.
He looked down he looked around I think he was looking for the exit I'm I'm pretty sure that's what he was looking far.
And praying that what he was looking up below is there a trap door -- -- down there.
As he could have used it anyway quite a moment when.
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MAROON 0c1.24.198() Loyola I'niversHv. Mew Orleans V 01.58. X 0.7 LU 'adopts' Fortier, gives aid to needy school By ALLEN JOHNSON JR. Presidential decisions aren't always made in plush offices. Sometimes the policies of nations, corporations and universities are shaped at cocktail parties, restaurants, or even in elevators. The "Loyola-Fortier Connection" — one of 50 school-business partnerships in this city - was born two years ago on a late-night Dallas to New Orleans flight. Loyola's president, the Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., was on that flight. He had just completed a tour of the Dallas public school system with the New Orleansbased Business Task Force for Education. Their mission was to find out how Dallas corporations and Texas universities had formed partnerships with the city's high schools, resulting in one of the finest education systems in the country. Carter took a window seat next to Elaine Coari, director of the New Orleans program. "He was really excited," Coari said. "He turned to me and said, "I would like to adopt Fortier (Senior High School)." Coari said, "At the time, Fortier was considered one of the worst schools in the city. No one wanted to send his children there; teachers didn't want to be assigned there. It was considered too dangerous." Fortier is located on Freret Street, five blocks from the Loyola Rec Center. A 1979 report by principal John Smith listed "declining white enrollment, declining white support for the school, plant maintenance and fiscal problems as just a few of the difficulties facing Fortier." The reports show other prolems were: "robberies, weapons offenses, narcotics, assaults on teachers and students, theft and class cutting." Fortiefs crime problems have dropped drastically, according to assistant principal Dewey Lewis. Lewis initiated a program last year where 40 football players patrol the halls, making sure no one is loitering in the building. Although no one tried to dissuade Carter, these and other factors were "brought to his attention" by members of the Business Task Force for Education, Coari said. Back in New Orleans, Carter immediately called Fortier's principal to see if the feeling was mutual. It was. Carter, Smith and aides from both schools spent six months in preliminary talks about how to make the relationship work. Carter also sent a letter to all Loyola departments requesting assistance for the partnership and encouraging any community involvement by members of the faculty, clergy and student body. He released Dr. Glen Hymel. associate professor of education, from some of his teaching duties. Hymel became coordinator of the Loyola end of the connection. He was named director of the Loyola Center for Education, which coordinates the program. Now, almost 10 departments - from physics to the Loyola ROTC have taken or pledged an active role in the connection, according to Hymel. "We're just scratching the surface, Hymel said, "of the impact this university can have on the educational system in the public and parochial domain. "The potential is in the community" Hymel said, "and the resources are here at Loyola." "We're eager for any help faculty, students or student groups could offer," he added. "The foundation for a good thing has been laid. Now we're ready to build on it." STUDENTS HELP RAISE FUNDS for Loyola by calling Alumni during the Annual Alumni Phonorama, which lasts for three weeks in October. (Photo by Russ Cresson) Students vote Pub favorite eatery Bv TOM HARMEYER A greater selection and "decent" food are why more than half of the students surveyed in a recent Maroon poll are satisfied with Loyola's food service. Of the 108 students asked the question, "Are you satisfied with the campus food service?" 55.6 percent said "yes," 39.8 percent said "no," and 4.6 percent had no experience with the service. When asked to rate each serviceservice on a scale of one to five (with five as the highest), the results are as follows: The Pub had the most "5 votes," with 20.1 percent of the students polled giving it a five. Hardee's was second with 17.9 percent and Dr. Banana's with 16.1 percent. None of the students polled gave the Orleans Room a five. The students split the "four votes" pretty evenly among the top three - Hardee's led with 43.6 percent, the Pub had 42.1 percent, while Dr. Banana's had 41.9 percent. The Orleans Room was given the most "two" and "three votes" and also had the most "one votes" with 34.2 percent, compared to Dr. Banana's (9.7 percent), the Pub (7.2 percent) and Hardee's (2.6 percent). Students complained most often about high prices, especially at Dr. Banana's. Several students are dissatisfied with the quality of food served, particularly in the Orleans Room. However, most agreed the s,e.ryice than la.st year's. LUCAP sponsors fair By DOUGLAS LEAL If clowns, cotton candy, balloons and games attract children, many youngsters should be at Loyola tomorrow. LUCAP (Loyola University Community Action Program) will be treating almost 100 underprivileged children to a day of fun with the annual Children's Day fair in the quad. The social awareness committee of LUCAP will sponsor the day, which is designed to "make students aware of these children," said committee chairman Alfred Mijares. Volunteers for the day include LUCAP members and pledges from Alpha Delta Gamma social fraternity. But Mijares said. "We would like all of Loyola to participate in the events." Hardee's is donating the food, and area stores are helping with candies and trinkets. Music will be provided by four Loyola students. The children will be from homes including Methodist Home, the Hope House in St. Thomas project, St. Vincent's. St. Elizabeth's, Madonna Manor and The Center. In addition to games and activities, there will also be mimes, arts and crafts, a "space walk," and fire engine rides. The fair will be held from 11 a.in to 3 p.m Security wakes up students, no arrests in dorm'break-in' "Somebody .cotild'w come in and blown your goddamn brains out! Lock your goddamn tfeor!" officer woke up Biever Hal) residents Mel Netzhammer and John Keogh at dawn Sunday. Netzhammcr said, "He (the resident'swjfca and threw open the doorv«Bched on the lights blown your brains out! Lock your Wong was in bed at the time. Loyola Security Director John Ghio said the officer was apparently trying to emphasize the importance of taking safety precautions.However, Ghio said, "The officer was doing that without my knowledge. All he w"s supposed to be doing was checking for unlocked doors." /~"k;A «»;C4 uA twill *«il. ....itu Ohio said he win talk with the officer,about the incident. Netzhainmer said the officer entered Wong's room without knocking. 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Cushing's disease is the common name for a disease called hyperadrenocorticism that most commonly affects dogs. It's caused by a hyperactive adrenal gland that pumps too many steroids and other hormones into the bloodstream. It can also be caused by a growth (tumor) in the adrenal gland or the pituitary gland. Most dogs with Cushing's disease are at least six years old, but the disease can also occur in younger dogs.
The adrenal gland produces a wide range of hormones and Cushing's disease can cause the overproduction of any one or more of them. Because of this, the symptoms of the disease can vary widely, and they can be extremely subtle.
In dogs, Cushing's disease will often cause the overproduction of hormones called glucocorticoids, which are steroids. This will cause some of a dog's muscle to break down, giving him a thin-legged, potbellied look. It can also hurt a dog's ability to concentrate urine, making him drink and urinate a lot.
The steroids can suppress the immune system, as well, so dogs can sometimes get secondary infections. And the pancreas can be affected, causing vomiting and often diarrhea.
Other symptoms include hair loss, calcified lumps under the skin, increased appetite, panting and high blood pressure.
Unfortunately, Cushing's disease is difficult to diagnose. There is no one test to identify it. Veterinarians will generally perform several blood and urine tests and compare the results to normal levels. Follow-up x-rays and/or ultrasonography can help reveal the presence or absence of a tumor.
Cushing's can be treated both medically and surgically, depending on how severe the symptoms are and the general health of the animal. Two options are removing the growth that stimulates the hormone and prescribing medications that slow down production in the adrenal gland. The majority of dogs are treated medically.
Surgical treatment of Cushing's carries significant risks and should be reserved for cases where medical treatment has proved ineffective.
Cushing's disease in itself is rarely life threatening. By weakening the immune system, it can make animals more vulnerable to other diseases, and it can cause fatigue and exercise intolerance. Sometimes it doesn't cause any symptoms at all.
The main issue with the disease is whether it's damaging your pet's quality of life. If so, then consult with your veterinarian about the best way to help your pet return to a healthy, comfortable life.
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