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It's unlikely Syria would attack U.S. assets, analysts say.
"They could try to shoot down U.S. bombers, if they are used, but have little hope against cruise missiles," says Benjamin Friedman of the Cato Institute. "The regime's forces are tied down against rebels, and it lacks an air force or missiles that can hit any important U.S. targets with reliability."
And if Syria did manage to hit a U.S. target, "it would only help shift U.S. opinion toward war and invite greater U.S. military involvement" -- the last thing the Syrian regime wants.
"It's easier for Syria to target Israel, but Israel's retaliation would bring similarly dire consequences," Friedman says.
"The nightmare scenario is that Assad will respond by launching chemical weapons into Israel or another neighbor," says Rubin, of the American Enterprise Institute. "After all, if he hasn't batted an eye at gassing sleeping Syrians, why worry about killing Turks, Jordanians, or Lebanese?"
Israelis have lined up in recent days for gas masks.
But a more likely scenario, says Friedman, is that Hezbollah would attack Israel.
"The Lebanon-based terrorist militia might fire rockets into Israel, as they did in 2006, in response to an attack on their Syria patrons. That could draw the United States more deeply into the war. On the other hand, the memory of Israel's 2006 response might deter Hezbollah."
International ramifications: Protests, unrest, attacks?
A missile strike on Syria could lead to new violence in other parts of the Middle East and around the world, says Firas Abi Ali, head of Middle East and North Africa Country Risk and Forecasting at IHS.
In Lebanon, Hezbollah supporters would be more likely to attack Sunnis "due to the increased perception that Sunni communities are supporting Western-Israeli targeting of Hezbollah and Syria," he says. In several Middle Eastern countries, protests could arise -- some of them potentially violent. In Jordan, Syria "would likely sponsor groups" to attack malls, hotels, and government targets, Abi Ali says.
And there will be a "high risk" of attacks, sponsored by Iran, against Western assets around the world, from India to Thailand to Brazil, Abi Ali says.
Russia would also likely take action against companies based in the United States and some other countries, he says.
Syria becomes 'Obama's War'?
The repercussions for the United States, in the eyes of the world, could be tremendous, analysts say.
"By intervening, Syria may well prove to be Obama's war, bequeathed to a new president in 2016. Civilian casualties are inevitable. The images on our screens will not be Syrians using chemical weapons to kill each other, but American bombs creating carnage and killings in yet another Muslim country," says Husain of the Council on Foreign Relations.
There would be "real and false claims of collateral damage and civilian deaths," and at the United Nations, Syria would accuse the United States of "illegal aggression," adds Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
"No amount of spin and victory claims can get around these issues. Nothing can stop critics from validly raising every past U.S. mistake in past interventions in the region and the world."
"The worry here is that the U.S. could be drawn into even more extensive involvement in Syria," says author Borghard. "This could involve a number of things, including imposing a no-fly zone over Syrian airspace and/or more extensive arming and training of rebels... This would be a far more resource-intense operation than the 2011 NATO operation in Libya and would involve greater risks."
Still, "Doing nothing is not an answer," says Cordesman. "... Simply standing by and letting Syria drift into armed, violent partition will threaten every U.S. interest in the region."
At the least, there should be a new international humanitarian effort, increased support for moderate factions in the opposition and a willingness to say the "U.S. will consider collective action in terms of some no fly zone or use of airpower to both protect and empower the rebels if they can show they really have moderate leadership, can control the flow of arms and support, and will give full rights and protection to their Sunni opponents," he says.
But in examining the possible repercussions of a missile strike, Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute says, "There is no scenario that will end violence and improve the situation. The time for preventive medicine was two years ago."
"When one side finally wins, the United States will have to craft a strategy to address a whole new set of problems that such a victory will bring," he says. "Let's call where we are now Phase I of the Syrian civil war. We have yet to see Phase II and Phase III but they are coming."

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C'mon, I know many of you remember this one. Truly these were Tales from the Darkside and I remember them being genuinely scary, especially with an intro like the one below that was already setting the mood for the tale to come. Unfortunately, I was able to watch a few episodes recently and let's just say that sometimes it's better to remember them than to revisit. Favorite episode by far as I still remember it to this day was an episode called Trick or Treat.


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This is an important part in the development which many times is left apart. In this page, there will be overall hints and guidelines to CKEditor testing. Specific Test cases would be included in CKTester.
Preparing environment for testing
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- Testing should be done on release version, created with CKReleaser.
- The release version has entirely different loading sequence and different codes because of packing.
- The release versionn should be loaded into webserver so it would run as normal web application.
- HTTP and SSL protocals on the page should be tested, this indicate that CKEditor must be loaded on a http server with ssl support
- Note that some CKEditor samples depend on PHP, it would be useful when webserver will have PHP suport
Version under test, should be run on all supported browsers. Browsers should be run with default configuration or in safe mode.
Usually, a tester, will have one, or set of browsers assigned.
Browsers should be run with and without error console enabled. Note that this is:
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Testing phase
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Manual Tests
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- Different editor configurations should be tested.
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- Drag and Drop should be tested
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- BIDI options: Check if editing works properly when RTL editing direction is set.
CKTester could be used to verify existing design tests and ticket tests for regressions automatically, but not a priority.
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A nonpartisan investigative journalism group uses Rob Portman as an example in a new report detailing how politicians use money donated to political action committees (PACs) for purposes other than those outlined in their mission.
The report, entitled "Political Inaction Committees," by the Center for Public Integrity concludes PACs have wide discretion about how they can use money, despite promises to donors.
It's gone now, but the buzz about it at City Hall and in political circles still is ongoing.
An e-mail circulated this week — presumably among conservative Republicans — referenced the Wikipedia entry for Cincinnati City Hall, which had been changed to include a lie about Congressman Steve Driehaus, a Democrat, implying he was anti-Christian.
As Hamilton County elections officials continue to be stuck in legal limbo following conflicting state and federal directives over a local dispute, an area legislator is introducing a bill that could resolve the matter.
State Rep. Alicia Reece (D-Bond Hill) announced plans this week to introduce legislation that would require provisional ballots be counted if they are cast in the correct polling location but in the wrong precinct. Reece, a former Cincinnati vice mayor, says the bill is a response to the dispute swirling around the November election to fill a judgeship on the Hamilton County Juvenile Court.
The National Organization for Women's Cincinnati chapter is backing the local Democratic Party chairman's request for an investigation into remarks allegedly made against State Rep. Denise Driehaus (D-Price Hill) by her Republican opponent.
Hamilton County Democratic Party Chairman Tim Burke has said GOP candidate Mike Robison has campaigned on Cincinnati's West Side by stating that Driehaus asked the Board of Elections to change her name on the ballot to that of her husband's, but was denied. In reality, Driehaus -- sister of Congressman Steve Driehaus -- never made such a request. Knowingly disseminating false information against a candidate violates Ohio election laws, Burke said.
In the words of Public Enemy, "Don't believe the hype."
Dan LaBotz, the socialist candidate for U.S. senator on Ohio's fall ballot, is criticizing the Obama administration's claims that the combat mission in Iraq is over.
LaBotz, who opposes both the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, says President Obama is using a shell game to funnel additional troops into Afghanistan while relying more heavily on private security forces — or "mercenaries," as LaBotz calls them — to continue fighting in Iraq.


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The eight-year drought that plagued the central U.S. in the 1930s, immortalized in The Grapes of Wrath, wracked the Great Plains with devastating dust storms and affected two thirds of this country as well as parts of Mexico and Canada. Paramount to determining why the conditions were so severe and long-lasting is discerning what caused the drought to begin with. Findings published today in the journal Science suggest that unusual sea surface temperatures could be to blame.
"The 1930s drought was the major climatic event in the nation¿s history," explains lead study author Siegfried Schubert of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. "Just beginning to understand what occurred is really critical to understanding future droughts and the links to global climate change issues we¿re experiencing today."
Previous research had demonstrated a link between some droughts and peculiar patterns of sea surface temperatures in different parts of the world. Schubert and his colleagues used a computer climate model to analyze conditions during the past 100 years. They found that ocean temperatures, particularly in the tropics, heavily influenced the dry conditions experienced in North America. In the early 1930s, the waters of the tropical Pacific were cooler than normal, and those of the tropical Atlantic were warmer than normal. Those conditions, the scientists say, weakened the jet stream, a strip of fast-moving air that typically flows westward over the Gulf of Mexico before turning northward and depositing rain onto the Great Plains. In its altered state, the jet stream traveled farther south than usual, lessening precipitation over the central U.S. and compounding the drought conditions.
Other droughts that struck the U.S. also correspond to cooler tropical Pacific temperatures, the researchers report, but only the so-called Dust Bowl drought combined these condition with a warmer Atlantic Ocean. A better understanding of the conditions that caused severe climatic events of the past should help scientists better recognize and forecast potentially dangerous conditions in the future.


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Prince Charming
Storybrooke character: David Nolan
Fairytale Land character: Prince Charming
Fairytale origin based on: Snow White and the Huntsman/Snow White the Seven Dwarves
Prince Charming and his twin brother were born to a peasant family in Fairytale Land. After his parents made a deal with Rumplestiltskin, Charming's brother was sent away to live with King George and be raised as his son. Charming's brother was killed right after King George had made a deal with King Midas to have his son slay a dragon that was plaguing Midas' kingdom in exchange for gold. Since King George's kingdom was strapped for cash, George made a deal with Rumplestiltskin to have Charming take his brother's place. Charming eventually slayed the dragon and was arranged to be married to Midas' daughter Abigail.
While on a trip with Abigail in the woods, Charming ran into Snow White who was attempting to rob his carriage. The two fell in love, even though they knew that they couldn't be together. Eventually, Charming's kiss wakes Snow White out of a slumber and the two get married. The pair have one daughter, Emma, who they save from The Evil Queen's curse by putting her in a special tree-shaped cupboard.
David lives in Storybrooke with his wife Kathryn. After a big fight with Kathryn, David decides that he is leaving Storybrooke but eventually suffers a coma. While in a coma, he comes under the care of Mary Margaret, who was volunteering at the hospital. When David wakes up, he is torn between his newfound love for Mary Margaret and the sense of obligation he has for his estranged wife.
Status: Alive
Relatives: Snow White (wife), Emma Swan (daughter), Henry Mills (grandson), Kathryn Nolan (Storybrooke wife), King George (adopted father), Prince Charming twin (twin brother)
Enemies: Regina Mills, King George, Rumplestiltskin
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GOP Budget Plan: Condensed, but Constitutional?
On Tuesday, Congressman Paul Ryan (R-Wisc., left) presented his party�s version of a 2012 federal budget that they call the �Path to Prosperity.�
Libertarian Party: Paul Ryan is "Worse than Bill Clinton"
Third in size of party, but first to defend the Constitution. The Libertarian Party is not impressed with Representative Paul Ryan's proposed federal budget.
Ron Paul Closer to 2012 Decision
Millions of supporters are scooting closer to the edges of their seats thanks to a comment made by Congressman Ron Paul during an interview Tuesday with Alex Jones (pictured, left).
Ron Paul Leads 2012 GOP Hopefuls in First Quarter Fundraising
If you can measure a politician�s popularity by the number of dollars donated to his campaign (or cause), then Ron Paul is the most popular Republican in the country right now.
Flake to Birthers: "Get Off This Kick" and "Accept Reality"
In what may come as a shock to many, the issue of whether or not President Barack Obama is a �natural born citizen� of the United States as mandated by Article II of the Constitution has been decided once and for all.
McConnell Gathering Allies for Battle for a Balanced Budget Amendment
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky., pictured) is not giving up on his quest to enact a balanced budget amendment (BBA). Word from D.C. indicates that the five-term lawmaker is actively assembling a cohort of advocates of the amendment to the Constitutional that would require Congress to zero the federal balance sheet.
Sponsor of Tenn. Anti-Shariah Law Removes Reference to Islam
An amendment has been proposed to alter the language of a bill currently pending before the Tennessee General Assembly that would criminalize the violent practice of Shariah law in the state.
Romney Polls High Among Tea Party in Recent Survey
P.T. Barnum and Abraham Lincoln have both been credited with having that you can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time, but you can never fool all of the people all of the time. Fortunately for politicians, they only have to worry about fooling a few of the people (those that actually vote) every few years.
Tea Party Ready to Rid Washington of "Republican Appropriators"
On the splash page of the House Committee on Appropriations website (maintained by the majority), the GOP cites Article I of the Constitution. Judging from the behavior of many of the members of that committee, that quote may be the only time any of them ever refer to our national charter.
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When I was a teenager, having sex wasn't really part of my rebellion.
Read more...(Thanks for the AU link, Stephen.)
...a Federal Government-funded study revealed teenagers are crying out for better advice on sexual intimacy and relationships.
The groundbreaking study, funded by the Australian Research Council, shows that while an increasing number of youngsters are sexually active under the age of 16, they feel they receive little to no direction from parents or schools in the areas that matter most.
The research concludes that rather than the basic do's and don'ts of so called "sexual mechanics", what today's teenagers are desperate for is advice on the complexities surrounding sexual intimacy, negotiating consent, handling peer pressure and the potential for violence.
Youngsters who took part in the study also wanted further opportunity to learn communication skills in an area where many adults themselves fall short; dating and continuing relationships.
The chief researcher, Associate Professor Moira Carmody, from the University of Western Sydney's Social Justic
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Challenging the "Luxury" of Abstinence
by Haider Rizvi
NEW YORK - While there is no indication that the George W. Bush administration is willing to roll back its current restrictions on funding for HIV/AIDS, it may find it difficult to maintain the status quo when Democrats take charge of the U.S. Congress in January.
U.S. efforts to promote abstinence as a cornerstone of sexual education have not lowered levels of sexually transmitted diseases, two former U.S. surgeon generals said on Thursday.
Read more...Representative Barbara Lee (D-CA) and Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) introduced a bill yesterday that would provide $206 million a year in grant money to states for comprehensive, medically accurate, and science-based sex education. The bill, called the Responsible Education About Life (REAL) Act, would create a grant-giving program to be administered by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Read more...The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the number of births among girls in this age group dropped 38 percent from 1994 to 2002 alone, even though the number of girls 10 to 14 climbed 16 percent during the same period. CDC researchers attributed the decline to sex education.
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Updated preliminary tax-roll figures from Manatee and Sarasota County show that Longboat Key's taxable values dropped an average of 10.1% Key-wide.
The news marks the second time in a row taxable values have dropped on the island.
The Sarasota County property appraiser's office reported a 9.96% preliminary tax-base decline for Longboat Key, and the Manatee County property appraiser's office reported a 10.26% average tax-base decline.
Both counties will reveal official assessed taxable values July 1.
Town Manager Bruce St. Denis said he could not comment on how the preliminary numbers will affect taxable values on the island, or how the tax-roll loss will affect next year's budget, until the town's preliminary budget was finished.
The budget is expected to be finished right before the Town Commission's 7 p.m. Monday, June 1 regular meeting, at Town Hall.
But because taxable values appear to be falling an average of 10% for the second year in a row, town residents can look to last year's numbers as an example.
In July 2008, tax-roll figures reported a 10% average drop in taxable values Key-wide, which led to a $648,787,520 drop in taxable value and a $962,000 budget revenue reduction.
The town's preliminary taxable value for the coming year is estimated at $5.3 billion. The taxable value last year town-wide was approximately $5.6 billion.
The Town Commission has already agreed the millage rate will be increased to create a budget that will maintain the town's current level of service.
Last year, the commission adopted a millage rate of 1.5 mills, an increase of 6.7% over the previous rate of 1.4062 mills. One mill is equal to $1 for every $1,000 of assessed valuation.
For more information on taxable values and preliminary budget numbers, pick up a copy of the June 4 issue of The Longboat Observer.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Notre Dame knew what was coming. Stanford doesn't get cute inches from the goal line.
And after three years of getting pushed around by the Cardinal, the Fighting Irish pushed back, winning the most important shoving match they've had all season.
Or did they?
A wall of Notre Dame defenders stopped Stepfan Taylor inches from the goal line on fourth down in overtime and the seventh-ranked Irish remained unbeaten with a 20-13 victory against the No. 17 Cardinal on a soggy Saturday in South Bend.
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Taylor kept reaching and turning with bodies underneath him, and his knee never did hit the ground before reaching the ball across the goal line. But the officials ruled it was too late. The whistle had blown, and that meant the play was stopped.
Taylor finished with 102 yards on 28 carries. He needed 103.
The celebration had to wait for a replay review. The call stood. Irish fans who weren't already on the field spilled out of the stands, and Notre Dame's national title hopes remained alive. The Irish are 6-0 for the first time since 2002.
"Physically, we controlled the line of scrimmage," Irish coach Brian Kelly said of the last play. "Classic. Classic goal line stand."
Stanford coach David Shaw wasn't so sure.
"I didn't get a view of the last play," Shaw said. "Stepfan swore to me that he got it. That he got over the goal line on the second effort. The officials looked at it and said he didn't get in, so he didn't get in."
TJ Jones made a reaching 7-yard touchdown catch from Tommy Rees on the first overtime possession to give the Fighting Irish (6-0) a seven-point lead.
Stanford (4-2) responded by driving to a first-and-goal at the 4.
Behind its big strong offensive line, Taylor ran for 1 on first, 2 on second and inches on third down. That left one play from inside the 1 and the Notre Dame defense, led by Carlos Calabrese, held up Taylor and moved him backward.
"Very good opponent in Stanford, but today Notre Dame was better," Kelly said.
It had been a few years since that was the case. Stanford had won three straight in the series, physically dominating the Irish, with Andrew Luck at the helm.
With Luck gone to the NFL, the Irish stood up to the bullies.
Rees relieved Everett Golson after the sophomore took a helmet to the head during Notre Dame's game-tying field goal drive late in the fourth.
In the overtime, Rees lofted a 16-yard pass to Theo Riddick to convert a third-and-8 to the 7. On the next play, he threw behind Jones on a slant and the receiver reached back for a sliding two-handed catch and a 20-13 lead.
Then the Fighting Irish defense, which has now not given up a touchdown in four straight games, made it stand. Almost half the field was covered with Notre Dame fans, as rain poured down during the postgame celebration. They didn't seem to mind.
Toss another victory into Notre Dame lore.
Jordan Williamson's 27-yard field goal with 6:12 put the Cardinal up 13-10, and the Fighting Irish drove into Cardinal territory when Golson absorbed the helmet hit from Usua Amanam that was flagged for 15 yards.
Golson came out looking shaken and Rees came in. He completed an 11-yard pass to Tyler Eifert, and then on third-and-4 from the 28 Eifert drew a pass interference call on Terrence Brown that gave the Irish a first down at the 13.
The Irish couldn't punch it in and Kyle Brindza kicked a 22-yard field goal with 20 seconds left to tie it at 13.
Two of the nation's best defenses figured to dictate the game on a gray, rainy day and they didn't disappoint.
Notre Dame defensive tackle Stephon Tuitt was in the Stanford backfield all day and Manti Te'o was all over Stanford ball carriers.
On the other side, Shayne Skov and Ben Gardner gave Golson and the Irish very little room to operate.
Golson alternated between scary and spectacular all day, completing 12 of 24 for 141 yards and a touchdown. He also lost two key fumbles - one that gave Stanford's Chase Thomas recovered in the end zone in the second quarter for a touchdown and the other that gave the Cardinal the ball back after Golson had made a long run deep into Stanford territory.
Josh Nunes had a similar day for Stanford, going 12 for 25 for 125 yards with two interceptions.
The Irish got their offense going in the third quarter, outgaining Stanford 114-19, but couldn't get any points, in part because Golson fumbled inside the Cardinal 20.
Notre Dame finally found the end zone on the first play of the fourth quarter. On a third-and-18 from the 24, Golson lifted a pass to the front corner of the end zone that the 6-foot-6 Eifert came down with for a touchdown and a 10-10 tie.
Nunes, Taylor and the Cardinal responded with their best drive of the game, a methodical 16-play, 65-yard march that took 8:03 off the clock and reached the Notre Dame 3. The Irish got a stop on third down Williamson's 27-yard field goal made it 13-10 with 6:12 left.
The third season under a coach has traditionally been a memorable one at Notre Dame. Frank Leahy, Ara Parseghian, Dan Devine and Lou Holtz all won national titles in Year 3 of coaching the Irish.
Brian Kelly's third season in South Bend was already starting to feel as if it could be special, too. Against Stanford, the Irish raised the stakes even higher.
"Six weeks left with this group, they leave here knowing they can win with the plan," Kelly said.
Quarterback Everett Golson and the Notre Dame offense struggle to score, but get the TD that counts in overtime. (US Presswire) |
December 6, 2013 Todd Graham on Pac-12 Championship (3:00) |
December 3, 2013 Game Breakdown: Stanford at Arizona State (2:42) |
December 9, 2013 Chip Notes: Pinstripe Bowl (0:55) |
Scoring Summary |
ND | Kyle Brindza 29 yd FG |
STNFRD | Chase Thomas 0 yd fumble return (Jordan Williamson kick) |
STNFRD | Jordan Williamson 48 yd FG |
ND | Tyler Eifert 24 yd pass from Everett Golson (Kyle Brindza kick) |
STNFRD | Jordan Williamson 27 yd FG |
ND | Kyle Brindza 22 yd FG |
ND | TJ Jones 7 yd pass from Tommy Rees (Kyle Brindza kick) |
Team Stats | ||
First Downs | 13 | 19 |
Third Down Efficiency | 6-16 | 7-16 |
Fourth Down Efficiency | 0-1 | 0-1 |
Plays-Net Yards | 65-272 | 72-334 |
Rushes-Yds | 40-147 | 44-150 |
Passing Yds | 125 | 184 |
Kick Return Yds | 0 | 36 |
Punt Return Yds | 24 | 9 |
Passes | 12-25-2 | 16-28-0 |
Punts | 6-274 | 5-206 |
Fumbles-Lost | 0-0 | 5-3 |
Penalties-Yds | 6-65 | 9-70 |
Time of Poss. | 28:34 | 31:26 |
Individual Stats |
STNFRD: Stepfan Taylor 28-102, Anthony Wilkerson 3-12, Kelsey Young 2-11, Josh Nunes 2-10, Remound Wright 2-7, Ryan Hewitt 1-5, Ricky Seale 1-2, Team 1--2 |
ND: Cierre Wood 12-66, Theo Riddick 12-45, Everett Golson 15-41, George Atkinson 3-21, Tommy Rees 1--7, Ben Turk 1--16 |
STNFRD: Josh Nunes 12-25-125-2 |
ND: Everett Golson 12-24-141-0, Tommy Rees 4-4-43-0 |
STNFRD: Zach Ertz 4-55, Stepfan Taylor 4-22, Drew Terrell 3-37, Kelsey Young 1-11 |
ND: Tyler Eifert 4-57, TJ Jones 4-52, Theo Riddick 3-38, DaVaris Daniels 2-24, Daniel Smith 1-8, Robby Toma 1-5, George Atkinson 1-0 |
Standings | |||
Team | Standings | Conference | Overall |
Stanford | 1st Pac-12 North | 7-2 | 11-2 |
Notre Dame | 1st FBS Independents | 0-0 | 8-4 |
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Q: For the past couple of years, my balance has not been what it used to be. I never feel as if I might faint or pass out, but I find myself "listing," and it is uncomfortable.
My doctor has changed my blood-pressure medication, but it hasn't helped. I am 82 and try to walk regularly.
A: Loss of balance as we get older is very important and often overlooked. Many different systems are involved — eyesight, joints, nerves and muscles are all necessary for proper balance, and all can be affected by aging. Fortunately, there is effective treatment for almost everybody.
Walking is great, and regular exercise of any kind will help your balance. But you need to be safe. Walk with someone, if possible; if not, walk where there are people, and have your phone. If you are unsteady, the best approach would be to get some help right away. Talk with your physician, who can work with you to decide the best place to start.
In my experience, physical therapy is the best way to prevent a fall — and a fall is potentially devastating. A therapist can help diagnose what is making you unsteady and help design a program to get you stronger and safer. A therapist can also help decide whether an aid, like a cane, will be helpful or harmful. Many community centers have programs that can help.
If you have already had a fall, then you might need even more help. In that case, make an appointment to see a neurologist, a joint specialist or a rehabilitation specialist. But everyone can improve with balance and strengthening exercises.
Q: I am 91 and have just been told I have blepharitis, which I hadn't heard of. Please tell me the cause and treatment. It affects my ability to read.
A: Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelid (one or both). It can be caused by excess oil on the skin or by bacteria. Once we get older than 80 or so, the skin of the lower eyelid tends to droop, exposing part of the inside of the eyelid to the air. This can make inflammation of the lower eyelid more likely in older people.
While there isn't a cure for blepharitis, most people get better with regular washing of the eyelids (use a diluted mild soap or "no-tears" baby shampoo).
Blepharitis sometimes brings with it blurry vision, but return to your eye doctor soon if your vision doesn't get back to normal.
Q: We are suffering through a serious cold and flu season. I'm wondering what role a toothbrush plays in it. I try to replace mine every one or two months and submerge it in boiling water regularly. Does this make a difference?
A: Flu is transmitted from person to person, either through hand contact (hand to hand or hand to object to hand) or in the air. The best way of avoiding flu is not getting exposed to the virus, and you can reduce that with meticulous hand cleaning. The flu vaccine reduces flu from both hand and air contact.
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Museum of African American History
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46 Joy St, Boston 02114-4007 617-725-0022
Distance: ~0.86 mi *
BEACON HILL. This fascinating historical museum is comprised of the African American Meeting House, one of the nation's oldest black churches, and the Abiel Smith School, the first Boston classroom for black children. The museum provides information about African Americans in New England and is the starting point for the Black Heritage Trail, a walking tour that traces the heritage of the city's African American community.
Museum of Science
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1 Science Park, Science Park, Boston 02114 617-723-2500
Distance: ~0.95 mi *
WEST END. Contains the largest "lightning machine" in the world and includes the Hayden Planetarium, which features models, lectures, films, laser and star shows. More than 400 interactive exhibits in all. Travel the world in the Mugar Omni Theater where scientific subjects show on a four-story, domed screen. The Human body connection is a permanent exhibit, as well as one about the eye and vision.
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Institute of Contemporary Art
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100 Northern Ave, Boston 02110 617-478-3103
Distance: ~1.06 mi *
BACK BAY. Alone among museums in Boston showcasing modern art, the Institute of Contemporary Art has been home to works by major modern artists since 1936. The museum has also led the field in its support of film and new media. The waterfront building housing the museum is as much an attraction as the artwork inside, and an eclectic offering of dance, theatre and music events also draws countless visitors.
Boston Children's Museum
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308 Congress St, Boston 02210 617-426-6500 617-426-8855
Distance: ~1.07 mi *
SEAPORT DISTRICT. Offering several floors of hands-on exhibits, this educational museum is designed to help children understand their bodies, the nature of disabilities, science, and cultural diversity. Representative exhibits address, recycling, boats, music, construction, art, and theater. In these various displays, kids can be on TV, climb a maze, make huge bubbles, or even sing karaoke. A great source of stimulation and education.
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MIT Museum
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265 Massachusetts Ave, Building N51, Cambridge 02115 617-253-4444 617-253-5927
Distance: ~2.41 mi *
CAMBRIDGE. Art and science meet at this intriguing museum on the MIT campus. Its collections and exhibitions present the work of MIT professors and alums, and also offers a variety of miscellaneous memorabilia. Among the highlights are displays on robots, holography, ocean sciences, architecture and design, nautical engineering, and a record of technological innovation across the past two centuries. Eclectic and entertaining!
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum of Art
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280 The Fenway, Boston 02115 617-566-1401 617-278-5156
Distance: ~2.95 mi *
FENWAY DISTRICT. One of the most unusual Boston museums, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is housed in a Venetian-style palace with three floors of galleries surrounding a beautiful courtyard. Ms. Gardner personally acquired many of the items in the museum, and the collection includes over 2,500 pieces by artists such as Rembrandt, Whistler, Degas, Raphael and Michelangelo. The museum was originally opened in 1903, and the items reflect Ms. Gardner's admiration for rare Dutch and Italian paintings.
Harvard Museum of Natural History
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26 Oxford St, Cambridge 02138 617-495-3045
Distance: ~3.40 mi *
CAMBRIDGE. This fascinating university museum houses a vast array of exhibits on things animal, vegetable, and mineral. The natural world is explored and detailed, and visitors can examine dinosaurs, fossils, gemstones, glass flower models, and displays about biological systems. You'll also get a good overview of the rise of regional cultures. Educational, informative displays make this a must-see museum, and a gift shop sells exhibit-related merchandise.
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
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Columbia Point, Boston 02125 617-514-1600 866-535-1960
Distance: ~3.76 mi *
DORCHESTER. Dedicated "to all those who through the art of politics seek a new and better world." The looming white structure, designed by I.M. Pei, overlooks Dorchester Bay. The museum/gallery contains exhibits tracing Kennedy's career from the campaign trail to his tragic death. The library is also home to the renowned Ernest Hemingway research room, whose archives include original manuscripts, hand-written correspondence and photographs.
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Larz Anderson Auto Museum
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15 Newton St, Larz Anderson Park, Brookline 02130 617-522-6547
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BROOKLINE. The majestic Carriage House was built in 1888 and is a National Historic Site. In addition, it is the former home of Larz and Isabel Anderson, noted automobile collectors. Presently, the house boasts the country's oldest car collection, showcases the Andersons' collection (which began in 1899), and also features exhibits relating to how the automotive history has influenced society and culture. Numerous lectures, events, and tours ensure informative fun for all ages.
USS Constitution Museum
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28 Constitution Rd, Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston 02129 617-426-1812
Distance: ~6.84 mi *
CHARLESTOWN. This museum relates the storied 200-year history of the USS Constitution, which was first launched in the late 18th century and is now recognized as the world's oldest commissioned warship. During her years at sea, the Constitution saw conflict with pirates and experienced victories during the War of 1812. Museum attractions include a documentary, hands-on exhibits, interactive programs, artworks, historic artifacts, and gift shop.
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Can I ask the opinion of this august forum on the matter of dragons?
I have been reading through the 'Last Augument of Kings' new dragoon rule, and have an issue. A standard dragoon unit with a stamina of 3 dismounts to form a small line unit. As infantry the dragoons should now have a stamina of just 2, no problems yet as I can see the logic to that, they are now a small line unit after all.
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Fresh into the start of the Cannes International Film Festival, I cannot help but think of the various films over the years which have featured fine wines, some of which, even making wine their main plot.
In 2004, Sideways brought us into the American wine country, where we followed Miles, a divorcee wine aficionado, and Jack, his soon to be married best friend. Throughout their week-long trip, and their various perils, we especially got to see the Santa Ynez Valley wine country, and Miles gave us an insight into his favourite wines. The film's commercial success, and Miles' high regard of Pinot Noir while denigrating Merlot, surprisingly affected the sales in the wine industry. That year, Merlot sales dropped by 2%, whereas the Pinot Noir sales increased by 16%, both in America and Britain. This just goes to show how deeply film culture is rooted in our society, probably even more than we would have thought!
As a high point of the movie, Miles is seen drinking a 1961 Cheval Blanc; an excellent wine, rich and lush with tobacco scents, but it is best drunk around now rather than keeping it in your cellar. I only hope Miles was still able to enjoy this fine wine out of his foam cup! Antique Wine Co has a few very nice bottles of this wine currently in stock with levels still in the very high shoulder.
Bottle Shock is another film worth mentioning. Napa Valley is at the heart of this stor y, where Stephen Spurrier travels to in order to find contestants for his Judgment of Paris taste test. It is there he discovers the Chateau Montelena Chardonnay 1973, which will be the first wine to beat French Chardonnays in the blind tasting test. Unfortunately, even though this incident forever changed the wine industry, and especially Napa Valley, it is almost impossible to find the Chateau Montelena Chardonnay of 1973, as well as the Stags Leap, which had also won at the same competition. A case was ultimately given to the Smithsonian Institute, but the Stags Leap of 2005 is an excellent example that Napa Valley is still a very strong contender.
Finally, even though it did not receive critical success, "A Good Year" directed by Ridley Scott brings us to the Provence region and to the joys of winemaking. Max Skinner (played by Russell Crowe) takes us on the journey from his high powered life as a London securities trader to finally inherit and enjoy from his uncle the finer things in life including the winery and chateau.
Over the years wine has also been featured in many famous movies. Humphrey Bogart enjoyed Veuve Cliquot 1926 vintage in Casablanca, Dom Perignon, Bollinger and more recently Chateau Angelus has been featured in the Bond movies, and my own role at The Antique Wine Company has continually brought me into close contact with the film industry. Two most memorable moments include the occasion when Paramount Pictures asked me to find several bottles of 1912 Top Bordeaux for producer James Cameron and his team including Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet to celebrate their Oscars won for the movie "Titanic"; 1912 being the relevant year. Sony Pictures have also used Antique Wine Company's vintage gift service on scores of occasions, and I also remember a few hours touring Chateau Latour with Stan Winston, still considered to be the most talented "special effects expert", a man who certainly appreciates the explosion in every glass of exceptional wine!
During this week I will be continuing my Riviera Radio broadcasts on wine from the Cannes Film Festival, and these are available for download here and best played on our I-phone app downloadable here.
Tags: Movies, Cheval Blanc, Napa Valley, Santa Ynez Valley, Provence, Veuve Cliquot, Dom Perignon, Bollinger, Chateau Angelus, Chateau Latour
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Stephen Williams began trading as a wine merchant in 1982 and wishes he had stocked his cellar with Château Pétrus on day one. Since founding The Antique Wine Company, Stephen has built The Antique Wine Group into an organisation with clients in 63 countries and a global network of offices, representatives and business groups. Regarded as one of the world's leading experts in fine and rare wines, he has created some of the greatest wine cellars and collections in existence – in châteaux, palaces, wineries, hotels and private residences across Europe, Asia and North America. As a popular commentator on the wine industry, fine wine investment and the global wine market, Stephen is frequently quoted by both the UK and international press corps. Along with his regular lectures at AWC Wine Academy, this blog offers a behind-the-scenes view into the world of fine wine.
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REDLANDS - The cheerful young director of Redlands' newest funeral home has had a knack for death since her earliest days.
"At 2 years old I was making my mom stop at cemeteries just because I loved it," Jenny Vannatter-Wright said days before the grand opening of her new business, Sunset Funeral Care on State Street.
After working seven years at Emmerson-Bartlett Memorial Chapel in Redlands, the 34-year old Vannatter-Wright and her co-owner Tony Cuevas decided it was time to fill a local need for a lower-cost option.
According to Vannatter-Wright, an average of 500 people die in Redlands every year. Of those, about 200 are embalmed in their own hometown, while the families of the other 300 seek their final solace elsewhere. In addition to the Redlands deaths, Yucaipa has another almost 600 people needing mortuary services every year. Of those, about 350 stay local, she added.
"Many are going outside of Redlands and from experience I know the reason is because they can't afford it," Vannatter-Wright said. "Redlands is such a tight-knit community, I hate to see that happen."
According to the National Funeral Directors Association, the average cost of a funeral is upwards of $6,560, including the casket.
Vannatter-Wright said she has even seen families fall prey to Internet scams, just to get a break on the bill.
"With those Internet services, you will never see a real person," Vannatter-Wright said. "There is a reason they are able to do the thing for $465 and it isn't very nice."
The birth of a new funeral home business is a rare event in Redlands, according to Redlands history expert Tom Atchley.
"There haven't been three thriving mortuaries in town since 1912," Atchley said. "Yes, some have come and gone briefly since then but Redlands is a small town, and I guess not enough people die to justify three."
From grief counseling to the embalming and makeup, Vannatter-Wright and Cuevas are the only employees at Sunset who handle every step of the process. Their newly-renovated consulting home is on the corner of Eureka and State streets while the embalming and preserving facilities occupy another building in a different neighborhood.
"I remember people coming in and saying it smelled like a mortuary," Vannatter-Wright said of her time working at other facilities. "Of course it didn't, but if the person knows that the body is being handled on site, then the mind can play tricks."
For those who can't pay at all, Sunset Funeral Home has partnered with Science Care in Long Beach. The company cremates and returns the remains for free in exchange for various body parts, which are preserved and used for teaching in medical schools.
"We try to give options," Vannatter-Wright said, adding that they are one of the first funeral homes in the area to offer financing.
"We did our research, and it was obvious that there were enough people dying to justify this," Vannatter-Wright said.
"People say that this business is depressing, and it is," she added. "But when you see the families and the expressions of `thank you' in their eyes, it is worth it. Being in this business teaches you to enjoy every day."
After completing the only mortuary sciences program in Southern California at Cypress College, Vannatter-Wright did an internship at Arlington Cemetery in Riverside. She also serves on the Orange Belt Board of local funeral home directors and recently resigned from the California State Funeral Directors Association to open this new business.
According to The Centers For Disease Control and Prevention's latest report, which tracks national death statistics, 11,911 people of all ages died in San Bernardino County in 2009.
Sunset Funeral Care's grand opening will be held Nov. 17.


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Maj. John Nagl approaches war pragmatically and philosophically, as a soldier and a scholar. He graduated close to the top of his West Point class in 1988 and was selected as a Rhodes scholar. He studied international relations at Oxford for two years, then returned to military duty just in time to take command of a tank platoon during the 1991 Persian Gulf war, earning a Bronze Star for his efforts. After the war, he went back to England and earned his Ph.D. from St. Antony's College, the leading school of foreign affairs at Oxford. While many military scholars were focusing on peacekeeping or the impact of high-tech weaponry, Nagl was drawn to a topic much less discussed in the 1990's: counterinsurgency.
At Oxford, he immersed himself in the classic texts of guerrilla warfare. There are different schools of thought, but almost every work in the canon imparts the message that counterinsurgency is one of the hardest types of warfare to wage. Nagl read ''Small Wars: Their Principles and Practice,'' by Col. C.E. Callwell, a British officer who in 1896 warned of ''protracted, thankless, invertebrate war'' in guerrilla terrain. Nagl also read ''Small Wars Manual,'' published in 1940 by the United States Marine Corps, which cautions: ''Every detachment representing a tempting target will be harassed or attacked. The population will be honeycombed with hostile sympathizers.''


text: Home Politics A Unified Theory of Murdoch The hacking scandal is just one aspect of a broad pattern of sleazy behavior. By: Joel Dreyfuss Posted: July 22 2011 12:42 PM 0 Protests outside Murdoch's Fifth Ave. apartment in New York (Mario Tama/Getty Images) Corporations, like all human organizations, develop distinct cultures. A set of shared values evolves that controls what a company is willing to do in the pursuit of profit -- and most important, what it is not. Most often, those values are driven by senior management. To succeed in that environment, employees must conform to the internal -- explicit and implicit -- rules of behavior. Watching Murdoch père et fils dissemble and deflect in the bright lights of international media scrutiny this week was like seeing a disappointing full monty. Once the robe was opened, there was a lot less there than we had expected. Rupert was monosyllabic and imperious; James tried to charm and mouthed empty words. Wendi Deng's athletic defense of her 80-year-old husband from a shaving-cream assault drew so much attention because it was the only visceral moment in an otherwise anti-climactic parliamentary hearing. By the time former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks made her appearance before the committee, the Murdochs' defense strategy was clearly visible: plausible deniability. Both Murdochs and Brooks tried to position themselves as innocent bystanders, unaware of the phone-hacking practices and bribery of police officials by their reporters in pursuit of scandal. One doesn't have to go very far to imagine that Murdoch underlings worked with few restraints on their behavior. Like a putrid flower, each new petal of fact releases a foul odor that further defines the span and depth of what might be the largest criminal enterprise ever involving a journalistic institution. The ripples threaten to become a tidal wave: 10 arrests so far, the resignation of England's top cop, more resignations and one death (maybe coincidental) among senior and former News Corp. officials, the abrupt shutdown of a 160-year-old tabloid, an FBI probe into Murdoch practices in the U.S. and a Conservative government in Britain so damaged that its survival is a serious topic of discussion. A Shiner on a Bruised Industry As Pulitzer-winning columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. has pointed out, the hacking and bribery scandal is not just about the Murdochs and their sleazy business practices; it is a black eye on an already fragile industry. For this American journalist -- who has worked in a dozen newsrooms over a long career -- the concept of breaking into the voice mail of anyone -- not just celebrities, royals and victims of crimes -- is simply unfathomable. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. There's a vast difference between investigative reporting, which is based on slow, painstaking -- and legal -- efforts to acquire information versus tapping into voice mails and bribing police officers to provide information about the whereabouts of celebrities and others. Even ambush interviews on street corners, while disturbing, fully disclose the reporter's actions and intent to the subject of an investigation. What proper journalists don't do is misrepresent themselves, break laws and recklessly invade the privacy of victims. For a long time, the British public seems to have accepted that royals and celebrities were fair game, but efforts to tap the voice mail of the family of a little girl who was kidnapped and later found murdered seem to have pushed Brits into outrage. When her voice mail box was full, reporters for the News of the World were alleged to have erased some messages to make room for more, giving her family false hope and even affecting the course of the police investigation. An Early Taste of Murdoch Culture Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


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In what has to be one of the most exciting games in Montana History, Butte High School hit a 45 yard field goal as time ran out to beat Bozeman 38-36 and win the Class "AA" State football championship. Bozeman had come from two touchdowns behind in the last two minutes and scored on a two point conversion to take a 36-35 lead with 21 seconds left. But Butte got a long kickoff return, two passes from Dallas Cook, and then the miracle field goal by Jake Dennehy to pull out the victory.


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Apple founders Jobs, Wozniak built Apple I
Think the iPad's price tag is steep? One famed Apple product, the original Apple I, sold for $374,500 on Friday.
Auction house Sotheby's sold a 1976 Apple I Computer -- which still works! -- in New York on Friday, after a bidding war broke out between two potential buyers.
The lucky winner? An anonymous telephone bidder.
That bidder's final price more than doubled the high estimate of $180,000, said Sotheby's, which hailed the Apple I as "the start of the personal computing revolution."
For $374,500, the buyer could have bought 750 entry-level iPads, more than 1,880 iPhones (with a two-year contract, of course) or around 650 shares of Apple.
Sotheby's touted the device's backstory in an email to press. Apple founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak built the Apple I Computer in 1976 and attracted the attention of Silicon Valley store chain Byte Shop.
Store owner Paul Terrell ordered 50 of the computers for $500 each, which the late Jobs and Wozniak put together in just 30 days.
Terrell sold them for $666.66 each, and the Apple duo made 150 more to sell to friends and other stores.
The Apple I was a marvel for its time, but it was quite different than today's computers, Sotheby's noted: The Apple I lacked a monitor, keyboard, power supply and case.
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