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(DOK - today)John McCullough has resigned as Oklahoma Baptist University women's basketball coach to take a position with the Portland Trail Blazers of the NBA. McCullough, a longtime friend of new Portland coach Terry Stotts, will be an advance scout. Stotts and McCullough were teammates in the late 1970s at Oklahoma.
McCullough's assistant at Oklahoma Baptist, Casi Cox-Bays, has been named interim head coach of the NAIA program in Shawnee. OBU had a 272-131 record in 12 seasons under McCullough. The Bison won two Sooner Athletic Conference championships and made the NAIA Tournament's "Fab Four" during the 2008-09 season.
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|Multiple memory systems and extinction
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|Several lines of evidence suggest that initial acquisition of learned behavior involves multiple memory systems . In particular , lesions of the hippocampus impair the acquisition of cognitive or relational memory , but do not impair the acquisition of stimulus -response habits . Extinction behavior also involves new learning , and therefore it is possible that multiple forms of memory may also underlie extinction . We examined this hypothesis by training rats in a task in which extinction behavior could putatively be acquired by either a cognitive or habit memory system . Adult male Long -Evans rats were initially trained to run in a straight alley maze for food reward . Following training they were placed into one of two extinction conditions . In one condition rats were allowed to run to an empty goal box (i .e . response extinction ) . In a second condition rats were placed into an empty goal box without making a running response (i .e . latent or non -response extinction ) . Prior to each daily session of extinction training , rats received intra -hippocampal infusions of either the local anesthetic bupivacaine (0 .75 % solution /0 .5 ul ) , or saline . Rats receiving saline infusions displayed extinction behavior in both the response and non -response conditions . In contrast , rats receiving intra -hippocampal infusions ofbupivacaine extinguished normally in the response condition , but did not display nonresponse extinction . This latent extinction effect was enhanced by decreasing the amount of time between the last extinction trial and the probe trial . Additionally , administering extinction training and probe trials in different contexts did not appear to prevent latent extinction , however large variability may be masking this effect . The new context administered during extinction prevented latent extinction in some animals , but not others . These findings suggest that , similar to initial acquisition , the learning that occurs during extinction also involves multiple memory systems . Specifically , the hippocampus may selectively mediate extinction under conditions in which new stimulus -response learning is prevented .
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Comment by Jim Campbell, Citizen Journalist, Oath Keeper and Patriot.
While FOX New still rocks!
With such bell ringers as Chris Matthews, Al Sharpton and Rachel Maddow at MSLSD what could the management of the station expect?
Once again Mathews had to be dragged off the set.
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Gender confused
It's been a tough year for the liberal cable news outlets.
Sharpton finally has become employed
Data released Tuesday show CNN shedding 48 percent of total viewers since last November and MSNBC dropping 45 percent.
CNN has gone the pretty woman route like Fox, but Fox finds them with credentials and brains.
The numbers were even worse in the all important demographic of people aged 25 to 54 as CNN's ratings dropped 59 percent and MSNBC's 52 percent.
In an off-election year, and with last November's numbers skewed higher as a result of the presidential election, it should be expected for ratings to decline.
However, Fox News didn't see close to these losses. In total day, FNC is only down 18 percent since last November and 30 percent in the demo.
As you might imagine, prime time numbers were also down.
CNN was off 54 percent in total viewers and 62 percent in the demo. MSNBC declined 50 percent in total prime time viewers and 57 percent in the demo.
By contrast, FNC was second in all of cable in prime time this November averaging over 2 million viewers. This represented a decline of 21 percent in total viewers and 41 percent in the demo.
As such, no matter how you slice it, the liberal cable networks fared much worse in the past twelve months than their far more centrist competitor.


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We were pretty awed by JVC's 4K projector the company showed off at CEDIA a few years ago, and JVC recently demo'd 3D projection using two such projectors.
This week the manufacturer announced its latest high-performance 4K2K D-ILA projector, the DLA-SH7NLG, which like previous models can deliver ultra-high-resolution of about 10 megapixels (4096 x 2400, well beyond full HD 1080p of 1920 x 1080).
The company says the projector's wire-grid optical engine helps achieve 10,000:1 native contrast for true, deep black levels, and dual 330W ultra-high-pressure mercury lamps help output a whopping 5,000 lumens of brightness (in single lamp mode).
Configuration of the DLA-SH7NLG can be stored and uploaded via a USB memory device, and the projector can be configured through a web browser.
Also notable these days is that operational flexibility includes being able to stack a couple of these 110-pound projectors to serve up 3D images. Of course, the projector does cost $150,000 plus lens and is meant more for commercial applications like museums, simulators and medical institutions—but we know there's a certain level of affluency and video enthusiasm that desires these types of projectors, which are also available from the likes of Sony and Meridian. And some custom electronics professionals specialize in such high-power videophile theaters as well.
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Ronnie Dunn Performs "Wish I Still Smoked Cigarettes" On TV
There's just something about Ronnie's voice … he recently visited "The Doctors" and performed an album cut from his new project. Enjoy below:
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** Taylor Swift is trending today as her Asian tour date in Shanghai, China's Mercedes-Benz Arena sold out in 1 minute over the weekend. ONE minute! That night in June will kick off seven shows […]
Ronnie Dunn Performs Country This On The View
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"It's been such a journey to get to this point," Eldredge says. "I moved to Nashville seven years ago and started knocking on doors and writing songs with anybody I could."
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This week Deb Rickert, President of Operation Support our Troops joins us! Deb, a mother of two soldiers currently serving, founded this organization nearly 10 years ago. They provide assistance and support to returning soldiers […]
Toby Keith, Garth Brooks, Willie Nelson Play To 60,000 Fans During Oklahoma Tornado Benefit
The massive concert was held this past Saturday in Norman, Okla., and also featured Trisha Yearwood, Ronnie Dunn, Mel Tillis, John Anderson, Sammy Hagar, Krystal Keith, Kellie Coffey, and Carrie Underwood.
Watch: Blake Shelton's "Boys Round Here" Remix With Luke, Jason, Reba And Hank
Blake Shelton released a celebrity remix of "Boys 'Round Here," and it has gone viral.
Toby Keith, Garth Brooks To Lead Oklahoma Twister Relief Concert July 6
Ronnie Dunn, Trisha Yearwood, and Willie Nelson will also perform at the concert in Norman, Oklahoma.
fun. Dominates Grammy Nominations
Cliches be damned, it was a fun. night at the GRAMMY Nominations Concert on CBS, with the band performing and getting nominations in all four major categories: Album, Song and Record of the Year, and Best New Artist. Kelly Clarkson, The Black Keys and Frank Ocean all grabbed multiple nominations as well.
Hunter Hayes, Eric Church, Carrie Underwood Among Top Country GRAMMY Nominees
The long list of country nominees also included Taylor Swift, Ronnie Dunn, country supergroup The Time Jumpers, the Eli Young Band, Dierks Bentley, Zac Brown, and Jamey Johnson.


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Auspicious day: Graduates of the first class of the Law School celebrated on BC's pastoral campus June 8, 1932. (Photo courtesy of University Archives/Burns Library, Boston College)
In Memoriam
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Benjamin J. Cantor '37, a pioneer in the field of forensic photography for seventy years, is the author of Courtroom Guide for Non-lawyers and a co-author of Photographs in Civil Litigation.
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Bruce N. Sachar '60 has published From the Chicken
House to the Court House (Author-House 2004), an autobiography that weaves
recollections from his life with the details of a murder trial he's just
concluded. Sachar practices in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Hon. Joseph J. Reardon '64 was elected to the Raymond Moore Foundation Board of Trustees. He is the first justice of the Barnstable Division of the District Court Department of the Massachusetts Trial Court. He and his wife, Eileen, have seven children and live in Medway, Massachusetts.
Michael E. Mooney '69 received a Distinguished Achievement Award for outstanding commitment to public service from St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wisconsin. He is managing partner at Nutter, McClennen & Fish LLP in Boston.
Thomas F. Stephenson '69 was named to a six-year term on the Harvard University Board of Overseers.
James C. Sturdevant '72 was selected as a finalist for
the 2004 Trial Lawyer of the Year Award by the Trial Lawyers for Public Justice
Foundation for his contribution to the public interest as co-counsel in Miller
v. Bank of America. He is the founder of the Sturdevant Law Firm in San
Francisco, California, and president of the Consumer Attorneys of California.
James C. Stokes '75 was named co-chair of the Boston Bar Association International Law Section. He is a partner in the corporate governance and mergers and acquisitions practice groups at Bingham McCutchen LLP in Boston.
Jerold L. Zaro '76 was appointed commissioner of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority. He is president and managing partner of Ansell, Zaro, Grimm & Aaron, P.C., in Ocean, New Jersey.
Peter F. Zupcofska '76 was elected to the Boston Bar Association Council. He is a partner in the estate planning practice group at Bingham McCutchen LLP in Boston and specializes in probate litigation and family law.
R. J. Cinquegrana '78 was elected vice president of the Boston Bar Association. He is a partner at Choate, Hall & Stewart in Boston, where he leads the firm's government enforcement and compliance practice group.
Mitchell E. Rudin '78 was appointed president of the New York Tri-State Region of CB Richard Ellis, a real estate services firm with corporate headquarters in Los Angeles, California. He and his wife, Bonnie, have three children and live in Scarsdale, New York.
Lauren Stiller Rikleen '79 was named to the list of Massachusetts "Super Lawyers," a distinction granted to 5 percent of attorneys in the state through voting by their peers. The polling was conducted by Law & Politics, and the results were published in the November 2004 issue of Boston Magazine.
Ronald A. LeGrand '80 was named chief diversity officer
of the AARP. He was formerly the organization's director of African-American
membership development.
Ann L. Palmieri '81 was elected president of the Tufts University Alumni Association.
Kenneth F. Ehrlich '82 was named co-chair of the Boston Bar Association Business Law Section. He is a partner in the business department of Nutter, McClennen & Fish LLP in Boston.
Jonathan E. Moskin '83 is a partner at White & Case LLP in New York, New York, where he practices in the areas of litigation and intellectual property law.
Deborah Anne O'Malley '85 joined Bowditch & Dewey LLP in Worcester, Massachusetts, as a partner in the firm's real estate and environmental practice group.
Donna Stoehr Hanlon '87 is assistant general counsel of Fidelity Investments in Boston. She was formerly senior counsel in the ERISA/employee benefits practice group of the Boston firm Goodwin Procter LLP.
Hon. David K. Chivers '88 was sworn in for his third six-year term as an administrative judge with the Massachusetts Department of Industrial Accidents. He and his wife, Marie, live with their two sons in Wilbraham, Massachusetts.
Stephen D. Menard '88 joined Powell, Trachtman, Logan, Carrle & Lombardo, P.C., in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, where he practices defense litigation.
John J. Isaza '89 is general counsel for IntraLase, a Lasik eye surgery medical device company headquartered in Irvine, California.
Kelly Wilkins MacHenry '91 joined Snell & Wilmer
LLP in Phoenix, Arizona, and concentrates her practice in product liability
Roland Sanchez-Medina Jr. '91 opened Sanchez-Medina & Associates, P.A., in Coral Gables, Florida, and specializes in corporate, real estate, and tax law.
Joan Redleaf Durbin '92, her husband, Mark, and their son Zachary announce the birth of Samuel Joseph Durbin in December 2003. She works as associate regional counsel for the US Environmental Protection Agency in Atlanta, Georgia.
Brigida Benitez '93 was awarded the Excellence in the Legal Profession Award by the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund.
Richard D. Lara '93 is a partner at Mase, Gassenheimer & Lara, P.A., in Miami, Florida, and focuses his practice on complex civil and commercial litigation. He and his wife, Bertha, have two daughters and live in Miami.
Scott C. Rankin '93 was promoted to senior vice president and associate general counsel of the Bond Market Association, where he is also managing director of the association's European Securitisation Forum. A resident of London, England, Rankin hosted an alumni roundtable regarding legal careers abroad for students in the BC Law London Program this spring.
Steven Chan '95 is general counsel and company secretary of Chinadotcom Corporation, headquartered in Hong Kong, China.
Steven M. Rosenthal '95 is senior counsel in the intellectual property department at Diageo North America in Stamford, Connecticut. Formerly, he was a senior associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP in New York, New York.
Gregory P. Varga '95 was elected partner in the insurance group at Robinson & Cole LLP in Hartford, Connecticut. He and his wife, Tara, have two children and live in Glastonbury, Connecticut.
Andrew M. Apfelberg '96 joined Rutter Hobbs & Davidoff in Los Angeles, California, as a member of the firm's corporate and securities practice.
Jennifer McCoid Thompson '96 and her husband, Craig, welcomed their first son, Nolan Alden, in November 2003. She is senior counsel at the Weather Channel in Atlanta Georgia.
Christina D. Cobb '97 is portfolio manager in the personal financial counseling group at Ernst & Young LLP in Boston.
Christine A. Kelly '97 was appointed director of the BC Law School Fund in October.
Carolyn J. Ratner '98 is a litigation associate in the national health law practice at Epstein, Becker & Green, P.C., in Washington, DC.
Timothy N. Schofield '99 is principal attorney of Schofield & Associates, a Boston firm specializing in civil litigation, trusts and estates, and criminal defense. Formerly, he was an associate with the Boston firms Sally & Fitch LLP and Goulston & Storrs.
Susan M. Tarrant '99 is an associate at Casner & Edwards LLP in Boston and practices in the area of nonprofit organizations. Formerly, she was with the Boston firm Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo, P.C.
Meredith A. Geller '00 joined the faculty of Northern
Illinois University College of Law in DeKalb, Illinois, as a legal writing instructor
and academic support coordinator.
Louis P. Lehot '00 has relocated to the Paris, France, office of Shearman & Sterling LLP, where he is a member of the firm's capital markets practice. He and his wife, Tita, and their son, Adam, welcomed the arrival of a baby girl, Jasmine Elise, in May.
John R. Connolly '01 joined Hanify & King, P.C., in Boston as an associate in the firm's bankruptcy and financial restructuring practice group. He and his wife, Margaret, live in West Roxbury, Massachusetts.
James S. Sanzi '01, a lieutenant in the US Navy JAG Corps, was assigned as a special assistant US attorney to the civil division of the US Attorney's Office in the Southern District of California. He and his wife, Erika, live in San Diego, California.
Scott T. Lashway '02 is an associate in the litigation practice group at Testa, Hurwitz & Thibeault LLP in Boston. Formerly, he was an associate at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP in Washington, DC.
Nicolas M. O'Donnell '03 was selected for the 2004–2005 Public Interest Leadership Program of the Boston Bar Association.
Robert D. Bailey '04 is an associate at Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland & Perretti LLP in Morristown, New Jersey, and focuses his practice in the areas of commercial litigation and product liability.
Edward J. O'Brien '35
Isadore Reece '35
Edward I. Bailen '41
John F. Cremens '41
Saul E. Katz '41
Ernest C. Sullivan '47
Edmund A. Baldi '48
Richard J. Ferriter '48
John J. McCarthy '48
William G. Shea '48
Robert F. Troy '48
Richard L. Wilder '48
Edward G. Boyle '49
Francis T. Jantzen '49
John S. Lennon '49
Paul D. Sheehey '49
Francis I. Sullivan '49
James F. Travers '49
William T. Cahill '50
John J. Lynch '50
Joseph P. Murray '50
Louis A. Perras '50
Eugene J. Cafarelli '51
Joseph P. Fleming '51
Eric J. Stenholm '51
Adolph N. Anderson '53
James F. Morrissey '53
Cornelius F. Murphy '57
Joseph A. McDonough '58
Leonard J. Powers '58
Owen S. Clark '60
Frederick A. Lawrence '60
Joseph A. Sesnovich '61
Paul G. Garrity '62
Willard J. Stievater '64
Joseph G. M. Vidoli '64
Thomas L. Leen '66
Harold C. DuLong '68
Brian R. Saltus '69
Paul D. Gallese '72
Robert B. Patterson '72
H. Michael Zukowski '78
Aruneshwar Das '81
Kenneth D. Herman '81
Angel Ojeda Jr. '84
Albert T. Anastasio '85
James D. P. Farrell '86
Michael Duk Young Park '94
Loretta M. Radikas '95
Adam M. Rayman '01
Hon. Suzanne V. DelVecchio '67 and Hon. R.
Malcolm Graham '74, awarded honorary doctors of law degrees by
New England School of Law in Boston.
Thomas R. Murtagh '69, confirmed as associate justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court in October.
Hon. Barbara J. Rouse '73, appointed chief justice of the Superior Court Department of the Trial Court of Massachusetts, succeeding Suzanne V. DelVecchio '67.
Hon. Robert C. Scott '73, Democratic representative from Virginia, was honored by the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus Foundation in September.
Hon. Lynda M. Connolly '74, sworn in as chief justice of the District Court Department of the Trial Court of Massachusetts in June.
Philip D. O'Neill Jr. '77, appointed Nomura Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School.
David W. Bianchi '79, listed among the top 2 percent of civil trial lawyers in Florida Trend's Florida Legal Elite 2004.
John A. Tarantino '81, inducted as a fellow into the International Academy of Trial Lawyers.
Maria E. Recalde '88, awarded a Certificate of Distinguished Service by the Boston Bar Association for her work as Boston Bar Journal chair.
David P. Rosenblatt '82, recipient of the American Jewish Committee's 2004 Judge Learned Hand Award and, with Michael D. Brockelman '66, named a "Super Lawyer" by Law and Politics.


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Dan Hardesty is a smooth killer who is taken in by police detective Steve Burke in Hong Kong and they board the SS Maloa headed for San Francisco. There, he begins a romance with Joan Ames, a socialite who is dying. They find their time together is going fast and promise each other to meet at a Mexican night club on New Year's Eve. Both realize this will be hard to see through when they part ways in San Francisco.
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BOSTON Mass. - The United States has reached a settlement with PEPPERELL PHARMACY ("PEPPERELL") and its owner, TRACIE EZZIO, in connection with civil drug diversion allegations investigated by the Drug Enforcement Administration ("DEA") and the Office of the United States Attorney. Based upon facts developed in the course of the investigation, the United States contended that PEPPERELL failed to maintain proper records and inventories with respect to controlled substances in the pharmacy's possession, failed to report thefts of controlled substances, and failed to put in place adequate security measures, in violation of the Controlled Substances Act. The substances involved included oxycodone, hydrocodone, and morphine, all of which are Schedule II and III painkillers subject to strict regulatory handling and record keeping requirements.
PEPPERELL and EZZIO have agreed to pay $30,000 in settlement of the United States' claims, without admitting wrongdoing or liability. In addition, under the terms of the agreement, PEPPERELL will institute additional physical security measures, including active video surveillance, and will be subject to specified monetary penalties if these measures are not continued in the future. The pharmacy has also agreed to unannounced inspections by the DEA to ensure compliance.
"Controlled substances that are handled by pharmacies are subject to strict requirements because of their potential for harm and abuse," stated U.S. Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz. "This Office takes the mishandling of prescription drugs very seriously, and will continue to seek all appropriate remedies to ensure that pharmacies and providers abide by their obligations in handling powerful painkillers."
U.S. Attorney Ortiz and Steven W. Derr, Special Agent in Charge of the United States Drug Enforcement Administration - Boston Field Division made the announcement today. The investigation leading to the settlement was conducted by the DEA's Tactical Diversion Squad, which is comprised of investigators from the DEA, as well as the Burlington, North Andover, Plainville, Wellesley, Westborough, Douglas and Worcester police departments. The case was handled by Assistant U.S. Attorney Zachary A. Cunha, of Ortiz's Civil Division.
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Book Description:The time: 2000 to 2005, the years of neoconservatism, terrorism, the twenty-four-hour news cycle, the ascension of Bush, Blair, and Berlusconi, and the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq. Umberto Eco's response is a provocative, passionate, and witty series of essays—which originally appeared in the Italian newspapers La Repubblica and L'Espresso—that leaves no slogan unexamined, no innovation unexposed. What led us into this age of hot wars and media populism, and how was it sold to us as progress? Eco discusses such topics as racism, mythology, the European Union, rhetoric, the Middle East, technology, September 11, medieval Latin, television ads, globalization, Harry Potter, anti-Semitism, logic, the Tower of Babel, intelligent design, Italian street demonstrations, fundamentalism, The Da Vinci Code, and magic and magical thinking. The famous author and respected scholar shows his practical, engaged side: an intellectual involved in events both local and global, a man concerned about taste, politics, education, ethics, and where our troubled world is headed.
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Luongo out, Schneider in Canucks net in Game 6 against Blackhawks
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Chicago Blackhawks winger Michael Frolik shoots the puck past Vancouver goalie Cory Schneider on a penalty shot in the third period to tie the game at the 3-3 in game six of the first round. | Tom Cruze~Sun-Times
Vancouver Canucks coach Alain Vigneault told reporters during a morning press conference Sunday he believed his top players could respond to the pressure of a Game 6 after the Blackhawks upped the emotional ante in Games 4 and 5.
Apparently Vigneault's faith didn't extend to Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo.
Vancouver backup net minder Corey Schneider will start in goal for the Canucks in Game 6 of their first-round series with the Hawks and led the team onto the ice during warm ups.
Some reports indicated the change may be due to a back-injury Luongo suffered while making a save at the end of the first period in Game 4.
But the official word shortly before the game was that it was a coach's decision -- a decidedly different tune than what Vigneault was singing before the game.
"Roberto is our goaltender, it's that simple," Vigneault said Sunday before the game. "We've got a lot of faith in Roberto and we're very confident tonight's going to be a good game for the whole group; the forwards, the [defensemen] and the goaltender."
Luongo was pulled in both Game 4 and Game 5 as the Hawks won both games to pull within 3-2 in the series. He has given up 10 goals on the last 40 shots he's faced and has watched much of the warm ups from in front of the Vancouver bench.
Schneider, who won the 2008 NCAA national championship with Boston College, allowed two goals on 21 shots in 45 minutes in relieve of Luongo in Games 4 and 5.
Before the game, Vigneault had talked about his belief that his players could respond to the increased emotion the Hawks have brought in the last two games.
"The simple answer and the truthful answer is, 'Yes, I think they can,' " Vigneault said. "But until we go out and prove it, there will always be those questions.
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anna_bel wrote:After two weeks advancing the Somnodent MAS one turn at a time with no jaw pain, I got overly confident and advanced it 3 turns in one night and woke up with intense jaw pain on only the right side. The past two nights I have turned it back 2 times each night and still wake up with jaw pain on only the right side. Should I keep turning it back a little at a time while still wearing the OA, or stop completely? Also, why is the pain limited to only one side? When I asked the sleep dentist for exercises, he told me to chew gum in the morning. Are there other exercises and if so, where can I find them? (NOTE: I asked the dentist for jaw exercises for pain before I actually started experiencing the jaw pain.) Any help would be much appreciated.
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Here it is. The all-new Range Rover Evoque has landed and with it, stirred up much of the automotive industry. There's been much hype about this car and reports so far have been very promising. But is it just a fashion-conscious SUV, or is there more to it than that? Here, Vicky Parrott finds out in our quick fire review.
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KDA hosts Turkish wheat millers
Eighteen wheat mill owners and managers from Turkey visited Kansas wheat production facilities earlier this month as part of a tour hosted by the Kansas Department of Agriculture.
The group, which was in Kansas on Oct. 23 and 24, began its tour at the Kansas City Board of Trade, where they learned about the board's methods for trading contracts and options on hard red winter wheat and met with representatives from USDA's Grain Warehousing office in Kansas City to learn about U.S. regulations for commercial grain storage. Chad Bontrager, an agribusiness development coordinator for the agency, said the group was particularly impressed that a grain receipt from an elevator in the United States could have a cash value because there is no futures market for commodities in Turkey.
From Kansas City, the group traveled to the Horizon Milling Plant in Wichita. Following the mill tour, the group visited Kauffman Seed Company in Haven where they learned about methods for selecting wheat seed, cleaning and treating seed and distributing packaged seed to farmers.
"The Turkish mill owners were especially interested in introducing hard white wheat and other U.S. wheat varieties to producers in Turkey," Bontrager said.
The second day of the tour was spent in Manhattan, starting at the International Grains Program with presentations from the Kansas Wheat Commission regarding the Kansas wheat industry and officials from IGP and Kansas State University's Department of Grain Science and Industry about educational opportunities to train flour millers, wheat merchants and flour salespeople. While touring Hal Ross Flour Mill, where K-State students receive hands-on milling experience, Bontrager said the group expressed interest in sponsoring students to come to the United States to take advantage of the training available at K-State.
From there, the group went to AIB International for information on applied bakery research and training as well as food safety training and inspections. AIB International provides educational opportunities and technical assistance for the baking industry.
"The group was very appreciative of the opportunity to visit Kansas and learn about the wide variety of products and expertise the Kansas wheat industry has to offer," Bontrager said. "Kansas is recognized worldwide as a leader in wheat production. Trips like this give us the opportunity to help improve wheat production worldwide. The millers who visited Kansas hope to use the products and services they learned about in Kanas to improve the Turkish wheat industry."
The Agricultural Marketing Team at the Kansas Department of Agriculture works to expand opportunities for international trade of Kansas agricultural products by hosting international delegations. The team also leads international trade missions for Kansas farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses to develop new and strengthen existing trade relationships with buyers of Kansas products. To learn more about international agricultural marketing efforts in Kansas, contact the Agricultural Marketing team at the Kansas Department of Agriculture.
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- Address:
188 University Avenue
Toronto, ON M5H 0A3Neighborhood:
Downtown/ Financial District
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: CAN$51 and over
BOSK at Shangri-La Hotel Toronto
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.shangri-la.com/toronto/shangrila/dining/restaurants/bosk/
- Phone: (647) 788-8888 ext. 8858
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast 7:00am- 10:30am Monday-Friday
7:00am-11:00am Saturday & Sunday
Lunch 11:30pm - 2:00pm Monday-Friday
Dinner 6:30pm-10:30pm Monday-Saturday
Brunch 11am-2pm Saturday & Sunday
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Damon Campbell
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room
- Private Party Facilities: Bosk has private dining space for up to 30 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Giselle Sura 6477888868x
A word from BOSK at Shangri-La Hotel Toronto
Bosk, the signature restaurant at Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto, brings to life ingredients harvested a la minute from a network of respected local suppliers. Diners can expect old-world cooking styles combined with contemporary ingredients, and served with genuine, caring service.Continued
Bosk seats 80 diners, including private dining for up to 30 and a seasonal, outdoor terrace which wraps around the southeast corner of the building. In the summer months, the terrace offers table service for 40.
Bosk seats 80 diners, including private dining for up to 30 and a seasonal, outdoor terrace which wraps around the southeast corner of the building. In the summer months, the terrace offers table service for 40.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
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BOSK at Shangri-La Hotel Toronto reviews from OpenTable diners
99 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (70)special occasion (67)romantic (40)notable wine list (38)good for groups (24)vibrant bar scene (20)hot spot (16)great for lunch (13)great for brunch (12)neighborhood gem (11)kid-friendly (5)late-night find (3)scenic view (1)Show More
- Senor TomasSenorTomasVIPDined on 11/26/2014The fall menu has some great additions, the staff are extremely professional and their service is seemless and unobtrusive and they have a large and varied wine selection by the glass and bottle. I come to Toronto on a regular basis and Bosk never disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CULINARY TRIUMPHRRWFDined on 11/21/2014One of Toronto's top restaurants. Imaginative recipes, meticulously cooked and presented food make for perfection. And most of the menu options are healthy- no worries that the pleasure of eating is hurting one's health. Great wine list with many selections from the Okanagan help keep prices lower than places emphasizing European/ Californian wine. A desert to note: the avocado and white chocolate is symphony of subtle flavours and enchanting visually. Try it. Absolutely unique and a culinary triumph to conclude the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great all around experienceSuperyummieDined on 11/20/2014From the time you arrive you feel special and the staff is very attentive. The seating is comfortable and the waiting staff elegant. The menu is always interesting and the food is spectacular. I love the Bosk experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place to celebrateDanCinDined on 11/8/2014We went to the Shangri-la in Toronto to spend the weekend celebrating our 26th anniversary. We made reservations for dinner at BOSK, and had a fabulous meal. The wait staff was very attentive, the food was delicious, and the surroundings lovely. Highly recommend this venue!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Asides from the jack-hammering...DineOnTimeDined on 11/7/2014It was not at all expected that there would be road crews tearing up the intersection at 7pm which unfortunately, impacted the overall ambiance. The service, recommendations and delivery of each course was excellent! The plating of the soup was brilliant! And the meals themselves were outstanding. We left feeling very satisfied.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ReliableBuckWasHereDined on 10/31/2014Enjoyed the pre-theatre menu. We especially enjoyed the delicious desert offerings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at BoskFinedinerDined on 10/30/2014I booked my table well in advance, accompanied by my daughter & 2 granddaughters. Our starters, main courses and desserts were cooked to perfection. Our servers explained what the ingredients were, service was superb. Great dining experience, but the merrymaking at the bar was loud, which is no fault of the restaurant or hotel. For sure will recommend to friends and come again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sublime Evening555aliceartist555Dined on 10/29/2014This spot is a real Downtown find, across the street from the new Four Seasons Opera Hall. It is an Oasis of calm from when you are greeted with the apertife cart. The service is impeccable & low key. We chose the 2 & 3 course pre theatre menu. Each item is brilliantly cooked & served. We started with the steak tartar which was perfectly prepared & seasoned. Old standbys like chicken breast & steel head salmon take on a whole new dimension. Few chefs can mix crisp & moist in the same dish. Each dish accompaniment, such as bread pudding & cabbage & artichokes were very flavorful. Polenta crisps were another new flavor. Deserts are also satisfying. Judicious attention to the wine list will find a few lower priced ones.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Going Away for Valued ColleagueHamiltonVIPDined on 10/27/2014Terrific as always. May be Toronoto's best restauant at the higher end.Special Features:
- BruceDined on 10/25/2014This is our favorite restaurant in Toronto, especially for special occasions.Special Features:
- Fantastic nightBiged123Dined on 10/25/2014We had a great evening celebrating our 28th wedding anniversary and we so pleased by the food and service at Bosk. I love it when so many different people serve your table yet know what they are bringing and describe it perfectly. The sommelier really helped us with our wine selection which we enjoyed going over with him and the waitress was really great at explaining the specials. The ambiance is beautiful and the décor outstanding.. we will for sure attend another time and recommend to our friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Food at BoskNewOrleansFoodLoverVIPDined on 10/23/2014We had an outstanding time at Bosk. Service was wonderful, and the food was delicious. Loved the Fois Gras and the Lobster pasta.Special Features:
- Somewhat DisappointedSatisfiedDinerVIPDined on 10/18/2014Don't get me wrong, the food as always was perfect, getting it though was somewhat of a challenge. Went on October 18th/14 for our wedding anniversary - booked table several weeks ago, had confirmation call from hostess the week before (note on booking & call advised our anniversary and requested window seating - did not get this nor any acknowledgement of special occassion). Booking at 8:00 finally got table at 8:40...waiter was difficult to find/ finally took drink order and then took about 20 minutes to bring drinks (WOW no apology). Definiately need some training for the wait staff - while he was friendly enough he certainly was not tentative (considering the size of our bill at the end of the night this was not acceptable).Special Features:
- MikeDogDined on 10/13/2014One of the top restaurants in town with absolutely the best food, service, and superior coffee to accompany my meal. Always enjoy dinning at BOSK. We are so blessed to have it around.Special Features:
- What a great desertBuckWasHereDined on 10/9/2014For pre-show bite this is a great choice. The set menu is simple but doable. My friend and I enjoyed different mains and deserts. The desert was divine and it will bring me back next time we had to the Opera!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stephen made our nightNewWorldSymphonyDined on 10/8/2014At restaurants of this caliber, most expect the culinary experience to be superb and the Shangri-la did not disappoint. Each course and element were paced perfectly, presented flawlessly and rose above the highest bar in every way thereafter. What made our experience truly memorable was the way our table person, Stephen, was able to read our moods thus gracefully adding to the ambiance of the evening. We were both impressed by his skill to provide exactly what was needed, exactly when it was needed whether it be a comment on some aspect of the food, an anecdote regarding some nuance of the aperitif, wine, or digestif, or simply a reassuring smile. The food was wonderful but, more importantly, our experience was unforgettable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good place for special datesCowDinnerDined on 10/6/2014It was our anniversary dinner. Service, foods, atmosphere are awesome, and are much over our expectations. The servers took care everything for us, we are just relaxing and enjoy the night. Nothing I can think about for improvement at this moment, so we will go again in the future for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasting menuNevinSDined on 10/4/2014A great experience, good food and knowledgable staff. We tried the tasting menu and loved it. The kimchis oyster were awesome as many other dishes were too. A bit pricey but worth it.Special Features:
- Stingy portionsMARYADined on 9/28/2014The brunch was not worth the price. The food tasted fine but the portions were very small.
- Service and FoodadeelDined on 9/23/2014I took my wife on her birth day for dinner and we thoroughly enjoyed the service and the quality of food served which are the two main important things of any restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful Tasting PlateHappy2EatDined on 9/23/2014Tasting plate was amazingly delicious. I couldn't decide on my main entree and saw that the tasting plate included many of the plates I was hoping to try. Every dish was a true treat. The service was beyond belief. Every dish was plated beautifully and delivered with care thus ensuring I knew exactly what I was going to eat. I highly recommend the tasting menu to any foodie!Special Features:
- AjumenaiDined on 9/20/2014I had the duck and my boyfriend had the halibut. The food was decent and the service was good. It was very noisy when we got there because of a wedding and everyone was having drinks and socializing. We also had a salad and scallops to share the appetizers and they were tasty. I give this restaurant a 3.5/5 stars. I'm in no rush to return but I would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Get the duckterryrlDined on 9/16/2014I went to BOSK with some business partners not knowing anything about it, and the end result was very happy patrons. The restaurant is located on the ground floor of the Shangri-La hotel in Toronto. The whole area dining and lounge area is actually pretty small, but is very modern and aesthetically pleasing in décor. The food was equally amazing, plated in a very pleasing fashion and delicious. The appetizers were modest portions, which one would expect from a high end restaurant. The main course was larger and I believe enough food for the average person. I ordered the honey glazed duck, and I will stay it was the best duck I've ever had. All of my dining companions were equally enamored with their dishes as well. Recommended!Special Features:
- Loved BOSK!scarlettODined on 9/15/2014We went for an anniversary celebration and it was a stellar experience - every staff person was great, our server was knowledgeable and friendly, and even treated us to a special dessert for our anniversary! The food was wonderful and the server took pains to explain everything and to make sure that we were happy. Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/12/2014excellent, friendly service. Will remember for a long timeSpecial Features:
- Jay12Dined on 9/11/2014A very special friend was downtown. So much to catch up. I never been in Bosk before, when I entered I thought so noisy. Wrong!!! We got a table at the end of the restaurant, out of the noise and we could enjoy the conversation, food & drinks! Service was excellent! The variety of vines incredibly, a bit pricey though. The food, congratulations to the chef, but increasing the size of the first dishes, especially when splitting them out would be a good advice, rather than that was absolutely a great choice!! Don't take me wrong, if you want the energy, noise and good music you only have to be at the bar or at the other side of the restaurant, there is where all the action is!!! Congratulation for such a versatile place!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will definitely return.brandcVIPDined on 9/10/2014Enjoyed a post-TIFF late dinner with my family. What a treat! Halibut, scallops delicious and perfectly prepared. My husband said the sable fish was the nicest fish dish he's ever had. Desserts beautiful and tasty. Petits-fours a nice touch. Found the decor not in keeping with the calibre of restaurant--has an 80's cafeteria vibe. Service impeccable start to finish, especially our waiter, Trevor, who was friendly, helpful and engaging. We look forward to returning to try the tasting menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/7/2014Amid the bustling Shangri-La hotel is Bosk, a wonderful dining experience! Immediately, you will be served champagne from the floating cart to start your dinner. The menu is varied and the food presentation is creative. Wonderful flavours abound in every dish. Great wine list too! Service was friendly and attentive. Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent servicesukaboyDined on 9/6/2014Food was very yummy. I had the corn soup and glad I did, it was really light and delicious. I had the salmon eggs benedict and it was nicely done. My wife also said her salad and her chicken entree were super tasty. We didn't have room for dessert.Special Features:
- oftooftoDined on 9/5/2014my wife and I selected this restaurant for our anniversary and we were not disappointed. It is very pricey but it's worth every penny. We chose the chef's tasting menu with premium wine pairing. This was a food and wine symphony! One of the best restaurants we've been to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful eveningPascaleDined on 8/30/2014Wonderful food, nice ambiance, quiet, beautiful interior design, professional and well trained stuff. I definitely recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- one of the best!!KevyDined on 8/29/2014We had a great meal at Bosk last Friday night . Three at us at the table had the halibut and agreed it was the the best fish dish any of us had ever had. Service was also great. An allround excellent dinning experience.Special Features:
- Great Food, Service and AmbieneRolandDined on 8/28/2014Celebrated my friend's birthday at Bosk. I have been to Bosk for the 5th time because the quality of food and wine, service and ambience are great. Very classy place even though the décor may be slightly muted. Recommended place for foodies and for special occasions.Special Features:
- OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/27/2014Out of town guest and the ambiance, service and food were outstanding.Special Features:
- Sunday BrunchChiksyDined on 8/24/2014The food was great and our waiter was very good and very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Honeymoon dinersHoneymooners09Dined on 8/23/2014My husband and I visited Bosk as part of our stay cation honeymoon. It was everything we could have asked for. Amazing food, and impeccable service. We were treated as royalty. Our waiter was knowledgeable, professional, yet fun. The food was absolutely stunningly plated and delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HullabalooDined on 8/21/2014The staff were very warm and friendly. Service was prompt and knowledgable. The food was outstanding. We were a smaller group so they sat us away from the noisy lounge so we could hear each other.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great restaurant, great service!CCCCDined on 8/13/2014Our entire group really enjoyed our lunch at Bosc! Food was outstanding.Special Features:
- Great serviceDohoVIPDined on 8/7/2014Our waiter was amazing and caring! Able to substitute the ice cream flavour to something else Even helped to surprise boyfriend for his birthday without having to request the added things that the waiter did for us!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Chef!reddevilDined on 8/7/2014Bosk has been able to recreate existing dishes in the menu with a unique spin without tampering with the main ingredient. Had the same halibut I always get and it was as I remember it, but upgraded to different level. Great thinking by the chef. Look forward to visiting Bosk in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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|Council of Trustees, chaired by J K Rowling
Lumos, formerly known as the Children's High Level Group, is a charity chaired by author J. K. Rowling.[1]
Lumos is an international NGO (charity registered in England and Wales registered charity number 1112575) working to transform the lives of disadvantaged children in the European Region, where one million children live in large, residential institutions. Lumos believes that institutionalisation is a form of abuse, because research shows that, despite best intentions, institutions harm the health and development of children. The organisation works on seven different levels – from the individual child to international decision makers – to transform education, health and social care systems for children and their families; helping to move children move from institutions to family-based care. Lumos wants to end the systematic institutionalisation of disadvantaged children across Europe.[2]
Lumos works in partnership with governments, professionals and carers, communities, families and children, to transform outdated systems that drive families apart.[3]
The charity is currently working on projects in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Montenegro, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine.
The charity runs an annual fund-raising campaign on International Children's Day (1 June) each year, called Light a Birthday Candle for Lumos.[4]
Its Trustees are Kazem Behbehani, Bryan Ellis, Roger Singleton, Lucy Smith, Neil Blair, Rachel Wilson, Sandy Loder, Rita Dattani and Nick Crichton.[5]
In 2005, Emma Nicholson and J. K. Rowling joined forces to address the problem of institutionalised and disadvantaged children in Eastern Europe. Together they formed an English charity (the Children's High Level Group) and a Romanian charity (the Asociatia Children's High Level Group).[1]
In January 2010, Emma Nicholson resigned as Co-Chair of the board of the English charity. She continues as Chair of the Romanian charity (the Asociatia Children's High Level Group), in which capacity she is furthering the work she began there and directing its resources to existing and new projects. The other board members of the Romanian Charity are Simona Andrei, Professor Kevin Browne, Mariela Neagu, Aneta Popescu-Black, Jonathan Scheele, Anthony Steen, Alin Teodorescu and Ion Tiriac.
The English charity was re-launched as 'Lumos' in 2010.[6] The name Lumos comes from the spell in the Harry Potter books, which causes a small beam of light to emit from the spell-caster's wand.
- ^ a b "Who we are". Lumos. 2013-02-25.
- ^ "The Solution". Lumos. 2013-02-25.
- ^ "What we Do". Lumos. 2013-02-25.
- ^ "JK Rowling and Stephen Fry Demonstrate the Power of Twitter". Business Review Europe. 2011-06-11. Retrieved 3 September 2013.
- ^ "Our Trustees". Lumos. 2013-02-25.
- ^ "Charities". J.K. Rowling. Retrieved 4 September 2013.
External links[edit]
- wearelumos.org Official website for Lumos.
- @lumos Official Twitter page
- Lumos.At.Work Official Facebook page


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Gorgeous misty colours in this stunning landscape.
That should be a painting!!! It's awesome, Dianne! Love the mist over the mountains and the bridge over the river!! Fantastic captures! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas!!
A beautiful bridge
Love the pretty views, the river scene is gorgeous. Beautiful photos, have a happy weekend!
Wow, so much natural beauty! I does look like a painting.
The Dordogne--one of my favorite spots in France.
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Tracey Fricke, senior director of special events for the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce, said the show provides invaluable networking for local business professionals.
Many of the booths will feature product freebies or Black Wednesday discounts. They're encouraged to offer specials on this day only to draw more attendees.
Among the local companies taking part is La Rue Coffee. It began in the founder's basement 30 years ago and while it remains family-owned, the company has grown well beyond Omaha.
Todd Engel, business development specialist for La Rue, said they're now in 15 states with roughly 300,000 customers. A few years ago, they began roasting their own beans in Omaha, from farms all around the world.
"We just partnered up with Marley Coffee, which is Bob Marley's kids," said Engel. That company provided a boombox to be auctioned off at Buy the Big O!
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La Rue will also be handing out chocolate-covered coffee beans and popcorn, in addition to gift cards.
Husker and gold medalist freestyle wrestler Jordan Burroughs will be at the NP Dodge booth to shake hands and sign autographs. The real estate company will feature gift card drawings, including one worth $500 to Southwest Airlines.
Some exhibitors come from elsewhere, but do business in Omaha, like Adam Myszewski, of the Twin Cities' Houck Transit Advertising. "We've been in business since 1919. We were the first transit advertising company in the United States."
Their work has been seen on Metro buses for the past 15 years. "Last year we had a regular booth and we really wanted to go a little more impactful and show what we can do." So they brought a real bus onto the exhibition floor, wrapped in colorful advertising.
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Note - WisDOT has stopped all work on the study of a future US 12 Bypass through the town of Koshkonong south of Fort Atkinson. The final disposition of the study will be determined at a future date by the Transportation Projects Commission. (May 3, 2012)
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
Once sufficient need to make improvements to US 12 in the Fort Atkinson area was established, WisDOT began developing an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).
Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS)
FEIS will be prepared that will address comments received on the Draft EIS (DEIS). This document will also describe results of additional study of the southern bypass routes and interim improvements conducted from 2008 - 2011.
Publication of the FEIS is tentatively scheduled in early 2012. The details of WisDOT's preferred alternative, including benefits and impacts, will be documented in the FEIS.
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NEW YORK AK Steel Corp. said it expects to report a fourth-quarter loss of between 67 and 72 cents per diluted share due to a decline in average selling prices and expected tax expenses.
While the West Chester, Ohio-based steelmaker is forecasting higher shipment volumes in the fourth quarterbetween 1.375 million and 1.4 million tons vs. about 1.36 million tons in the third quarterit also expects to see a 5-percent decline in average selling prices.
AK Steel cited two main reasons for the falling spot prices: a decline in the global economy and lower raw material surcharges.
But while raw material costs have started to pull back, those lower input costsparticularly for iron orehave not yet fully trickled through to the companys margins, AK Steel said.
The steel producer said it does not expect to see the benefits of recent price increases on carbon flat-rolled products until the first quarter of 2013 as a "significant" portion of fourth-quarter shipments were booked prior to the increases. Last week, AK Steel led a round of increases on flat-rolled steel prices (amm.com, Nov. 6), announcing a $50-per-ton hike on top of a $40-per-ton increase announced in mid-October (amm.com, Oct. 17). AK Steel also has announced price increases on stainless products (amm.com, Nov. 12).
In addition to pricing and demand challenges, the steelmaker said a non-cash income tax charge will account for 33 cents of the expected loss in the fourth quarter.
In separate statements Tuesday, AK Steel also said it is looking to generate capital through common stock and debt offerings to repay borrowings under its asset-backed credit facility and for general corporate expenses. The company is offering 25 million shares of common stock, $350 million in senior secured notes due 2018 and another $125 million in exchangeable senior notes due 2019.
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The White House put together this video of various Muslim Americans speaking about being Muslim in America and about Obama's speech in Cairo, Egypt. Check it out.
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I just got done watching President Obama's first Online Town Hall Meeting and I have to say…I'm impressed!
The format worked well, the technology held up and the forum was a huge success. I cannot say enough about how impressed I am with the White House new media team. They are changing the way the American people communicate with the POTUS and I can't wait to see what's next in terms of the new media and communication that will come out of the White House.
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I took the bus to Philadelphia this weekend, because it's just too expensive to drive. I made sure to take note throughout my trip of the incredibly high gas prices between D.C. and Philly. I didn't see any regular gas under $4/gallon. On my ride back last night, it hit me that President Bush was asked a few months ago about the rising gas prices and the prospect of prices hitting $4/gallon. He shrugged of the notion that prices would get that high, even in the face of analysts predictions. This was the line of questioning from a CBS news reporter on February 29, 2008:
Peter Maer of CBS News Radio asked: "What's your advice to the average American who is hurting now, facing the prospect of $4-a-gallon gasoline, a lot of people facing … "
"Wait, what did you just say?" the president interrupted. "You're predicting $4-a-gallon gasoline?"
Maer responded: "A number of analysts are predicting $4-a-gallon gasoline."
Bush's rejoinder: "Oh, yeah? That's interesting. I hadn't heard that."
Hadn't heard that? Maybe that's because President Bush doesn't have to buy gas, or pay utility bills – the tax payers cover that for him.
Bush went further to reject the idea that gas could hit $4/gallon.
The president, however, had difficulty grasping the possibility, even after Maer told him.
"You just said the price of gasoline may be up to $4 a gallon — or some expert told you that," Bush repeated. "That creates a lot of uncertainty."
Here's some video of that press conference.
Bush was asked about the rising gas prices back in February and here we are in June, about to enter the heavy summer driving months and gas now looks like it could top $5, or more in the near future. We need to remind people that Bush is wildly out of touch and that he doesn't understand the problems people are facing filling up their cars everyday.
Maybe a reporter should ask John McCain to respond to Bush's naivety on this important issue for the American people. I'd be interested to see what McCain's response would be? Would he embrace Bush's brazen aloofness, or would he have to further distance himself from his fundraiser-in-chief?
More: H/T to Jeff for sending in the "$4/gallon remix."
If you haven't been following the "minor blip" over Hillary Clinton's trip to Bosnia in 1996, you certainly are missing an epic tale.
Sen. Clinton, in a effort to shine the spotlight on her commander-in chief-credentials told the gripping story last week of her dangerous mission to visit American troops in the war-torn Balkans. The only problem; nearly the entire story was both wildly exaggerated and, well false. Ooopppsss. She must have been having one of those "commander-in-chief" moments.
Talking Points Memo has more on the story here.
Check out this YouTube clip – if you are going to see one movie this year, this should probably be it!
is reporting that Spokesman Tony Snow has just been diagnosed with liver cancer. Tony Snow had his colon removed in 2005 after cancer was discovered. DoubleSpeak would like to wish Tony and his family the best of luck in their struggle to beat this horrendous disease.
newspaper in Washington, D.C. is reporting that "Republican officials operating at the behest of the White House have begun seeking a possible successor to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales."
From CNN:
Former White House aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby has been found guilty on four of five counts in his perjury and obstruction of justice trial.
Libby was convicted of:
1. obstruction of justice when he intentionally deceived a grand jury investigating the outing of CIA operative Valerie Plame;
2. making a false statement by intentionally lying to FBI agents about a conversation with NBC newsman Tim Russert;
3. perjury when he lied in court about his conversation with Russert;
4. a second count of perjury when he lied in court about conversations with other reporters.
5. Jurors cleared him of a second count of making a false statement relating to a conversation he had with Matt Cooper of Time magazine.
You can check out complete coverage of the trial and the verdict at Firedoglake. In case you haven't been following their coverage – FireDogLake has been doing extensive live blogging from inside the courtroom. They were actually given press credentials and have done some groundbreaking work both during the lead-up to the trial and during the actual criminal trial proceedings. They have taken blogging to the next level! Nice work!
In a revelation that will surprise very, very few of our listeners and readers, the Iraq Study Group says that the Bush administration has been lying about the level of violence in Iraq to cover its own failure.
The Bush administration routinely has underreported the level of violence in Iraq in order to disguise its policy failings, the Iraq Study Group report said Wednesday.
The bipartisan group called on the Pentagon and the director of the U.S. intelligence community to immediately institute a new reporting system that provides "a more accurate picture of events on the ground."
On page 94 of its report, the Iraq Study Group found that there had been "significant under-reporting of the violence in Iraq." The reason, the group said, was because the tracking system was designed in a way that minimized the deaths of Iraqis.
"The standard for recording attacks acts a filter to keep events out of reports and databases," the report said. "A murder of an Iraqi is not necessarily counted as an attack. If we cannot determine the source of a sectarian attack, that assault does not make it into the database. A roadside bomb or a rocket or mortar attack that doesn't hurt U.S. personnel doesn't count."
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I'm trying to figure out a way to tell y'all that salt on the top of these cookies is a very good idea and will change your world.
But as I write this I keep taking breaks to put an ice pack on my forearm that I burnt on the kettle while making a cup of tea (which I was making instead of having another glass of wine)… so I'm not really sure you should believe me.
HERE is why you should believe me. Because I recently went on a tour of Theo Chocolate in Seattle, and I learnt things. Important things. OK, maybe I mainly remember loving chocolate and the guy on the tour who cracked me up by asking the world's most obvious questions.
But, what I did learn was when you make these cookies, which I might add have a lovely combination of chewy and crunchy going on, you can say this to your friends:
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