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Calais Campbell says he hates San Francisco 49ers 'with a passion'
As far as rivalries go, the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers have one.
Often times matched up in prime time games or season openers, each team has spent time at the top of the NFC West over the last five years.
And dating back to 2006, the Cardinals have won five of the last 12 games between the teams.
Their games are rarely pretty and often close, though the occasional blowout has been sprinkled in.
So it makes sense, really, that the players on each side would not be too fond of each other.
A guest on SiriusXM NFL Radio Tuesday, Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell did not mince words when talking about his team's next opponent.
"I really feel like I could have had four sacks last week and I had zero," Campbell said. "So I gotta make up for that this week especially going against the 49ers who I really hate with a passion.
"I can't wait to go out there and stick it to them."
Campbell said he has no doubt 49ers quarterback Alex Smith is "thinking about me a little bit", a statement that will likely ruffle a few feathers by the bay.
And given the fact that Campbell has picked up just two sacks in seven career games against the 49ers, it's worth wondering if his statement is little more than pregame posturing.
At any rate, when informed that word out of San Francisco is that they are fans of the Cardinals, Campbell said that's perfectly fine.
"Yeah, that's the way it is, though; it's cool, it's the way it is," Campbell said. "It's a rival game; they're not supposed to like me. I'm not supposed to like you. That's what makes this game so special."
Besides, it's not personal, just business.
"I mean, off the field I don't have nothing against anybody but on that field, come Monday night, it's on and crackin'," Campbell said.
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Archives for "Arts & Humanities"
April 8, 2002 3:52 pm
Glazer, guests offer a Schubertiade
Schubertiade – Pianist Frank Glazer and guests including soprano Christina Astrachan explore melodic themes that appear in both the vocal and instrumental music of Schubert. 3 p.m. Sunday, April 28, Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, Bates College, Russell Street, Lewiston. FREE. 207-786-6135.
April 4, 2002 4:00 pm
Senior exhibition, collection at museum of art
The Annual Senior Exhibition, a popular show of work by graduating art majors, is complemented by highlights from the permanent collection at the Bates College Museum of Art this month and next. The senior exhibition runs through May 26 and Collection Highlights through Aug. 23. Both are open to the public at no charge.
March 14, 2002 9:21 am
Bates Modern Dance Company to perform
The Bates College Modern Dance Company, under the artistic direction of Marcy Plavin, presents "Idle Dreams," a concert showcasing the talents of students, faculty and guest choreographer Tere O'Connor at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 21; at 8 p.m. Friday, March 22; at 4 p.m. Saturday, March 23; and at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 24 in Schaeffer Theatre, 305 College Street. The public is invited to attend free of charge with no reservations accepted. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information about the performances, call the Schaeffer Theatre Box Office at 207-786-6161. Please note that the program Thursday and Saturday will vary from the program on Friday and Sunday.
March 12, 2002 9:13 am
Environmental justice, degradation to be discussed
A historian from Colby College and two members of a farm labor coalition formed in response to harsh conditions at the former DeCoster Egg Farm offer lectures on environmental issues at Bates College on Wednesday, March 20, and Thursday, March 21. The lectures are free and open to the public.
February 27, 2002 2:58 pm
College Choir performs Handel's Messiah
In a concert appropriate for the Easter season, the College Choir performs the sections of Handel's oratorio Messiah dealing with Christ's crucifixion and resurrection at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 16, and 3 p.m. Sunday, March 17, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall.
February 25, 2002 8:12 am
Robert Feintuch discusses his paintings
A member of the Bates art faculty whose work has received prominent exhibitions in America and Europe, Robert Feintuch discusses his paintings at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 14, in Room 104, Olin Arts Center.
February 15, 2002 9:09 am
Puppets join actors in production of Duras' 'Sea Wall'
Live actors share the stage with puppets from a variety of puppetry traditions in the production of Marguerite Duras' novel The Sea Wall. Performances are at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, March 7-9, and 2 p.m. Sunday, March 10, in Gannett Theater.
February 13, 2002 4:03 pm
Poet and performance artist Jayne Cortez to read from work
New York-based poet, performance artist and activist Jayne Cortez will read from her work at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives.
January 29, 2002 3:00 pm
'Ghost of Bridgetown' author to read
Novelist Debra Spark reads from her second and latest work, "The Ghost of Bridgetown," at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, in the Benjamin Mays Center, on Russell Street at Bates College. The reading is free and open to the public.
January 22, 2002 9:53 am
'Nuyorican' poet to read at Bates
Poet Jaime "Shaggy" Flores, known for his work with the new generation of "Nuyorican Poets" (the term referring to a Puerto Rican living in New York or one who has lived in New York and returned to Puerto Rico), will give a poetry performance titled "Diaspora in My Art: Artistic Perspectives on Africa in the Americas" at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, in Room 104 of the Olin Arts Center at Bates College. The public is invited to attend free of charge.


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Controversy Erupts Over Source Of Skin Care Line
In the billion dollar cosmetic industry filled with packages of promises to turn back time, some say one of the secrets to anti- aging can be found in the proteins found in every one of us, called Human Growth Factors. Human Growth Factors are proteins that stimulate cells to repair themselves and grow better.
As we age, our bodies don't make as many growth factors, and the ones we do produce aren't as powerful. So how does that affect the aging skin? Doctors say that can mean more sagging, wrinkling, and a loss of collagen and elastin.
A top selling line sold in the offices of many dermatologists and plastic surgeons, is the Swiss-based skin care line called Neocutis PSP, which stands for processed skin proteins. The line claims to help reverse the aging process by infusing the skin with its patented cocktail of human growth factors. Board-certified Dermatologist Dr. Sarah Jackson says the company has good clinical results to show their products do produce results, and she says Human Growth Factors have shown underneath the microscope to increase the cellular activity, to grow collagen, and improve the look and feel of the skin.
But it's how Neocutis gets its growth factors for its cell line in Switzerland that's created a storm of controversy, leaving some groups like Children of God for Life, a medical watchdog group based in Nashville, outraged that the product is being sold in the United States. The original tissue source for the Neocutis line, which was originally developed for wound and burn healing, is an aborted fetus. The group is also pushing congress to make Neocutis, and any company using fetal tissue in its creams, medications, or vaccines, to clearly disclose its tissue source in its list of ingredients, because they say consumers have a right to know what's in their products.
On its website responding to controversy over its PSP line, Neocutis says the fetus was obtained from a medically necessary abortion donated to its Swiss lab, following strict ethical guidelines. Neocutis also says it's important to point out that their creams do not contain any actual tissue or cells from a fetus. What you're getting in the creams are the human growth factor proteins extracted from those cells. And while some are concerned more aborted fetal material will be needed to continue creating the line, the company says no additional tissue source will be needed. Children of God for Life does not believe that the company will not need to obtain more skin samples in the future.
So with all the potential controversy, why would a company choose to use aborted fetal material? Some doctors say the Human Growth Factors that are extracted from fetal tissue are the most powerful kinds of growth factors, which makes the creams and gels produced by Neocutis extremely effective.
The Neoctuis PSP line and can be purchased through physicians offices and range in price from $50-$175. The products have been sold in the United States for 5 years.
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August 17, 2008
The Virginia athletics department hosted its annual Virginia Fall Sports Experience Sunday.
The event allowed children and fans of all ages the opportunity to interact and receive skill instruction from UVa student-athletes and coaches in the sports of cross country, field hockey, soccer and volleyball.
The Virginia Fall Sports Experience took place at the University Hall Turf Field from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Virginia's student-athletes provided skill instruction in their respective sports and were also be available for photos and autographs.
"We try to do a lot in the community. I think that's one of the benefits of a community like Charlottesville, you get this personal interaction with the kids, and you get your players involved and a part of things," said UVa. Women's Soccer Coach, Steve Swanson.
The event included plenty of activities for young Cavalier fans including a kid's zone featuring face painting and inflatables, and all fans in attendance had the opportunity to win door prizes.
Fans were also able to pick up 2008 schedule posters and schedule cards for cross country, field hockey, men's soccer, women's soccer and volleyball.
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Some further details have been released about the return of Chris Jericho to WWE in January. In order to main his character's popularity, the former world heavyweight champion prefers to not be shown on television. Jericho wants to work live events, where he can still experience the thrill of entertaining an audience and be a marketing asset at the same time. An appearance at Royal Rumble 2015 is still a possibility.
November 20, 2014
Fans got a quick glimpse of Chris Jericho this week, as the former world heavyweight champion decided to help out WWE on the European tour. Now, reports have surfaced that Jericho is going to be making his return to the company in early January, just in time to get thrown into the Royal Rumble 2015 pay per view. The belief is that he will be sticking around, so that he can get a match at Wrestlemania 31.
November 18, 2014
While Brock Lesnar is not defending the WWE Heavyweight Championship for the time being, that does not mean that he is simply just sitting around the house. In addition to working out on a daily basis, the former UFC Heavyweight Champion has been doing a lot of hunting up in Canada recently. No word yet on when his official return to WWE is, but many are expecting it to be in time for Royal Rumble 2015.
October 16, 2014
Fans of Daniel Bryan were given a degree of optimism not too long ago when reports surfaced that he would be healthy enough to make a return at Royal Rumble 2015. However, new reports are coming out that the former world heavyweight champion is still have issues regaining strength in his arms, so the timetable is said to be pushed back to Wrestlemania 31.
October 14, 2014
Management dedicates a lot of their creativity to events such as Royal Rumble 2015. With Randy Orton being penciled in for a baby face turn and a push, there are discussions going on backstage about having him do that at during the big battle royal. A potential story would have the former world heavyweight champion rebelling against the Authority and their wish to have Seth Rollins winning the match.
October 9, 2014
Every year, WWE utilizes a segment in the big battle royal to put over performers by having them dominate the competition. Luke Harper is currently penciled in as a recipient of that push at Royal Rumble 2015. The plan right now is to get fans to start embracing him as a singles performer before giving him the big credibility boost at the Rumble.
October 9, 2014
Since WWE is expanding the big battle royal to include 40 contestants instead of the typical 30, rumors have surfaced left and right about potential returns at Royal Rumble 2015. Rob Van Dam is among the list of candidates to appear in the match that night. There is a very good chance that he could do a one night only thing and wait until later in the year to make a longer return.
October 9, 2014
Since he is not scheduled to win the big battle royal, it looks like WWE wants to utilize John Cena in the main title match at Royal Rumble 2015 instead. A rematch between Cena and Brock Lesnar is now scheduled to take place at the pay per view. Management knows that they do not have a lot of credible opponents for the former UFC champion, so they are going back to the Cena well once again.
October 9, 2014
At one point in time, WWE wanted to rebuild Big Show into a main event performer, so that he can be fed to Brock Lesnar on a pay per view. There was talk of them working a title match at Royal Rumble 2015. However, it now appears that management is shying away from that idea. Instead, Show will more than likely put over Alexander Rusev, who is rapidly rising into the main event scene.
October 9, 2014
Even though he is one of the most popular and entertaining performers, WWE is planning on keeping Paul Heyman off of Monday Night Raw and Smackdown until at least January. The belief is that management does not want to draw attention to the fact that their world heavyweight champion is not around for television shows. Lesnar and Heyman should be back in time to promote Royal Rumble 2015.
October 9, 2014
Back in 2011, WWE needed a marketing gimmick for the Royal Rumble, so the company decided to add another ten competitors and brand the event as being the biggest ever. Management is going back to the well again for Royal Rumble 2015. Vince McMahon and company have decided to go with a 40 man battle royal this time around, and a lot of surprise appearances are expected.
October 8, 2014
Brie Bella recently gave WWE fans some hope when she revealed that Daniel Bryan was no longer going to need a second surgery to repair his neck injury. Many were expecting him to return by January, which happens to be the month that Royal Rumble 2015 takes place. However, reports are now surfacing that WWE is trying to see if Bryan can make his return at Survivor Series 2014 instead.
September 9, 2014
During a media interview to promote Total Divas, Brie Bella revealed that Daniel Bryan would not be needing the second surgery that has long been rumored to repair his neck injury. She stated that her husband was gaining the strength back in his right arm and could be back as soon as three months, which would enable WWE to have him make a surprise return at Royal Rumble 2015.
September 7, 2014
While a lot of fans are under the impression that his return to WWE is a certainty, Daniel Bryan is not nearly as confident. He understands his body well enough, and he has spoken with quite a few doctors on the matter. Bryan is leaving open the possibility that he may never wrestle again because of the injured neck. The former world heavyweight champion has dismissed rumors that he will be back by Royal Rumble 2015.
August 16, 2014
With his health being quite the uncertainty at this point in time, there are all sorts of rumors floating around about the return of Daniel Bryan. The latest one has the former WWE champion coming back at Royal Rumble 2015. Much of that is speculation, though, since Bryan needs to go in for another surgery, and there's no telling how his body will react to the procedure.
August 2, 2014
While it's several months away and a lot can change during that time, rumors are floating around that Roman Reigns is being penciled in to win Royal Rumble 2015. WWE really wants him to be a main event performer, and being the last man standing in the 30 man battle royal just might be the way to make that happen. The move would put him on track to headline Wrestlemania 31.
July 5, 2014
While a lot of rumors are suggesting that he is going to retire, those backstage in WWE believe that there is still a possibility that we will get another Undertaker return in the near future. Some feel that he will want to have his last match be a victory at one of the other pay per view events, such as Summerslam 2014 or Royal Rumble 2015.
April 8, 2014
Royal Rumble 2014 is barely in the books now, but Jake Roberts, who publicly campaigned for a spot in the big match, has revealed that he has started training for Royal Rumble 2015. The WWE legend feels that it would provide some closure to be able to work one final match for the company.
January 28, 2014
A topless picture of Lana before she became a WWE diva. Almost as good as a completely nude photo of her.
November 6, 2014
A picture of Velvet Sky wearing a blue bikini for an official TNA photo shoot.
August 16, 2014
A stunning picture of TNA Knockout Brooke Tessmacher wearing a blue bikini while laying around in the water at the beach.
August 2, 2014
A picture of WWE diva Lana in a white thong.
July 28, 2014
A picture of former WWE diva Maryse Ouellet wearing a tan bikini and showing off her tremendous body.
July 24, 2014
A picture of Randy Orton being pulled over by a police officer in Florida because the tint on his car was darker than the state allows. The WWE star posted the image on his Instagram account and stated that the authorities should have bigger fish to fry than to simply pull over someone with tint that is too dark.
July 21, 2014
A picture of former WWE divas Kaitlyn and Shelly Martinez together at an independent wrestling show.
July 18, 2014
A picture of Brooke Tessmacher from a TNA photo shoot, and she's wearing quite the colorful bikini.
July 1, 2014
A picture of TNA Knockout Madison Rayne wearing a blueish green bikini and pulling down the bottom to reveal a bit more skin.
June 30, 2014
A picture of Santana Garrett, also known as Brittany in TNA, wearing an orange bikini and showing off her lovely rear end.
June 29, 2014
A picture of Gail Kim wearing a revealing grey bikini for a TNA photo shoot.
June 28, 2014
A picture of TNA Knockout Taryn Terrell pulling down on her blue bikini to show us all a little bit more of her breasts.
June 27, 2014
A picture of TNA Knockout Velvet Sky wearing a pink bikini that is barely hanging on to her crotch area.
June 26, 2014
A picture of Christy Hemme wearing a yellow bikini for an official TNA photo shoot.
June 25, 2014
A picture of Brooke Tessmacher dressed up as an angel. The TNA Knockout is showing off her rear end, which ranks among the best in professional wrestling.
June 25, 2014
A picture of former TNA Knockouts Champion Angelina Love in a peach bikini.
June 24, 2014
A bikini picture of Angelina Love and Velvet Sky, collectively known in TNA as the Beautiful People.
June 23, 2014
A picture of TNA Knockout Angelina Love wearing a black bikini at the beach.
June 22, 2014
A picture of Angelina Love wearing a pink bikini for an official TNA photo shoot.
June 21, 2014
A picture of Eve Torres with her husband at the beach. The former WWE diva still looks great in a bikini.
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How determined are you to be a winner? Let's find out
Published: April 24,2006
I don't know how many of you watched The Masters golf tournament a few weeks ago. I watched it sporadically on each of the days — hoping, like many others, that Tiger Woods would win one for his dad on Sunday. He didn't.
Tiger put on a hard charge at the end. He certainly didn't embarrass himself. And I am certain he gave it everything he had. But on that day, he was not his best, or THE best.
THE best was Phil Mickelson. And I should begin by saying that I am not a Phil Mickelson fan. The early tag on Phil Mickelson was that "he was a choker." It took him twelve years to win his first Masters title — actually, to win his first major title.
And every year, I would listen to announcers introduce Mickelson's play by saying, "No one has ever come in second more than Phil Mickelson." What I heard them say is that, "No one's ever choked more than Phil Mickelson." But finally, in 2004, he won the Masters. And then in 2005 he won the PGA Championship.
Sunday, and literally throughout the tournament, if you watched Phil Mickelson play, he looked like a champion. He had the look of "winner" — on his face, in his walk and in the self-confidence that he displayed — both making shots and scrambling.
The lesson here is that success doesn't just breed success. Success breeds self-confidence. And success gives you that feeling, once you achieve it, that you could achieve it again, and again. Even if you falter along the way, once you've succeeded, you say to yourself, "I've been there. I know what it feels like. I can repeat it. I can do it again."
What are the successes you've been trying for? How long have you been trying to reach them? How determined are you? How much are you studying and practicing to get there?
The success secret is: you have to visualize it, and feel it, and study it and do everything you can to experience it — before you can make it happen for yourself, and ultimately make it into a habit. It may take you 46 attempts to get your first big victory — but once you get it — you can get it again.
I wonder if any of you have the tenacity to lose 46 times, and still emerge victorious. That, after 10 or 12 years of wearing the banner of "loser," you can emerge as a winner. A world champion.
What do you think Mickelson's qualities were that finally got him that first big win after more than a decade of losing, or should I say a decade of trying?
Here are a few to ponder and measure yourself against:
1. He kept his eye on the prize.
2. His determination was unyielding.
3. He practiced every day.
4. He had a coach.
5. His self-belief kept him going.
5.5 And in the end, he proved he could win under pressure.
He didn't just win a championship. He won what is considered by many, THE championship. I think if you ask any golfer which of the big four championships he would rather win, the Masters would come out of every mouth. Winning it once was proof to the world. Winning it twice, was proof to himself.
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Chemical Ali Joins Saddam In A Very Hot Place
Liberals around the world are probably sad right now, and wondering what the USA might have done to make Ali such a bad person
Ali Hassan al-Majid, a former Iraqi official known as Chemical Ali, has been executed by hanging, a government spokesman has announced.
Majid, an enforcer in Saddam Hussein's regime and his cousin, had earlier been sentenced to death four times for genocide and crimes against humanity.
In January, he was sentenced to death for ordering the gas attack on the Kurdish town of Halabja in 1988.
Iraq knows how to deal with very bad people. Obama gives them Constitutional rights and free room and board in a federal penitentiary.
Meanwhile, the guy Obama promised to catch or kill (then changed his mind, and said Osama was no big deal), has taken credit for the attempted Christmas Day bombing (I'm rather skeptical) in a new message, "from Osama to Obama." He promises new attacks, and
Until there is "security in Palestine" and an end to U.S. support of Israel, bin Laden says, "America shall not dream about security."
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A mind is a terrible thing to waste. Don't do drug.
I think she will up 2 bucks tomorrow then rest Friday.
Capitulating is a good thing ! Continue your cursing....sell all your FEYE shares now.
Place your bet.
You should keep your pizza delivery job and stop trading. This is not your game.
Boiler room is closed for the day. See you tomorrow....
Time to sell ?
Big beat and raised.....congrats to those patience longs.
Wait till tomorrow when the downgrade galore come in. That is not counting lawsuit for not preannounce.
Not too long ago....I've seen this thing below $10. Be careful.
This stock can shock....you have seen anything yet.
This drop will be even more painful. Good luck.
I am sorry but it is still consider junk to most.
this stock will trade above 30 easily. This is definitely a no brainer here...relax.
Why so down ?
Too many good news is not good for you.
Smart man. How do you know PANW will buy this out SOON....
Smart man.
I am ok with another 50 pct haircut even at this level.
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The Flame computer virus that has been attacking Middle Eastern energy
facilities, primarily in Iran, has been ordered to self destruct, the Symantec
anti-virus company said on Sunday.Meanwhile, a leading computer security
firm has linked some of the software code in the powerful Flame virus to the
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and Israel to attack Iran's nuclear program.Eugene Kaspersky, chief
executive of Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab, which uncovered Flame last month, said
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identical to code found in a 2009 version of Stuxnet.On Stuxnet and
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at the Reuters Global Media and Technology Summit in London on Monday.In
comments that could be construed as suggesting that Israel is behind the Flame
virus, Vice Premier Moshe Ya'alon said last month that that "whoever sees the
Iranian threat as a serious threat would be likely to take different steps,
including these, in order to hurt them."In an official blog post,
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updated directive to the virus, which it termed "Flamer," designed to remove it
from compromised computers.According to the post, the command would
"leave no traces of the [Flame] infection behind. Any client receiving this file
would have had all traces of [Flame] removed."The origin of the Flame
virus has been the subject of wide speculation. A number of Israeli computer
experts told The Jerusalem Post that Flame's complexity bears the hallmarks of a
program engineered by a state.The new research could bolster the belief
of many security experts that Stuxnet was part of a massive US-led cyber program
that is still active in the Middle East and perhaps other parts of the
world.Security experts from the Russian Kaspersky Lab firm announced
Flame's discovery on May 28, saying it was found in its highest concentration in
Iranian computers.It can also be found in other Middle Eastern
locations, including in Israel, the West Bank, Syria and Sudan.The virus
has been active for as long as five years, as part of a sophisticated cyber
warfare campaign, the experts said.It is the most complex piece of
malicious software discovered to date, according to Kaspersky Lab's senior
security researcher Roel Schouwenberg.Although Kaspersky did not say who
he thought built Flame, news organizations including Reuters and The New York
Times have previously reported that the United States and Israel were behind
Stuxnet, which was uncovered in 2010 after it damaged centrifuges used to enrich
uranium at a facility in Natanz, Iran.Instead of issuing denials,
authorities in Washington recently launched investigations into the leaks about
the highly classified project.If the Lab's analysis is correct, Flame
could be the third major cyber weapon directed against Iran, after the Stuxnet
virus that attacked Iran's nuclear program in 2010, and its data-stealing cousin
Duqu.Reuters contributed to this report.
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Under NFL rules, players declaring for early draft entry have 72 hours to withdraw and remain in school. The school says Byrd, a junior, will use that window to evaluate his decision.
The son of former San Diego Chargers cornerback Gill Byrd was a first-team all-Pac-10 selection this season. He intercepted five passes and was third in the conference in punt returns.
Byrd has 17 career interceptions, one shy of George Shaw's school record.


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PLACERVILLE (AP) - Nearly 2,000 firefighters were added Tuesday to battle a massive Northern California wildfire that threatened thousands of homes and fouled the air 50 miles away in Reno, Nevada, which was blanketed by smoke.
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (AP) - Officials at Yosemite National Park in California say a boost in technology will help them better understand the black bears that live throughout the park.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - State water officials on Tuesday released plans for spending almost a third of the $687 million emergency drought relief package approved by lawmakers earlier this year.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - The giant wholesaler that provides drinking water for half the California population has drained two-thirds of its stored supplies as the state contends with a punishing drought, officials said Monday.
MOUNT SHASTA (AP) - U.S. Forest Service crews on Mount Shasta were dealing Monday with mud flow from a melting glacier that covered two roads and a bridge in muck, logs and rocks and forced a mountain creek out of its banks.
• Man arrested for puppy dragging death: LAKE ELSINORE (AP) - A Southern California man who allegedly dragged his puppy behind a pickup truck and then ran it over has been arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty.
MT. SHASTA (AP) - The largest mudslide on Northern California's Mt. Shasta in two decades may be related to California's prolonged drought, experts said Sunday.
RENO, Nev. (AP) - Forecasters say severe drought or worse will continue into next year across much of the West, including parts of western Utah, most of Nevada and practically all of California.
EAST PORTERVILLE (AP) - Hundreds of domestic wells in California's drought-parched Central Valley farming region have run dry, leaving many residents to rely on donated bottles of drinking water to get by.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Republican gubernatorial candidate Neel Kashkari made the most of a low-profile Sunday morning speaking slot at the party's state convention, delivering a spirited defense of a party he said cares most about poor people and minorities but has failed to convey its message.
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A coalition of West Australian churches and not-for-profit groups is calling on the Federal Government to release asylum seekers with very young children from offshore detention into the community.
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The Victorian Government is putting neglectful parents on notice with new laws designed to make it easier for foster carers to become permanent carers to the state's most vulnerable children.
The parents of children placed into state care will have to prove within a year that they can properly care for their children or risk their children being placed into permanent care with other families.
The ABC can reveal that the Napthine Government will introduce new laws into Parliament today which are designed to reduce the reliance on residential care places for the state's most vulnerable children.
The move comes after the ABC revealed shocking details of the sexual and physical abuse of children in residential care.
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There's nothing to celebrate about making children wear spray tans, false eyelashes and even fake teeth in pursuit of a twisted image of beauty and self-confidence.
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Australian scientists treating the most common form of childhood cancer have made an important breakthrough in understanding what drives it to grow.
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Senior Liberals have rejected reports the Prime Minister's "signature" paid parental leave policy has been delayed, but say getting budget measures through Parliament will take priority.
Fairfax is reporting the scheme is unlikely to be put to the Parliament this year because of backbench dissent and a lack of crossbench support in the Upper House.
But Cabinet ministers Scott Morrison and Barnaby Joyce say the Government is simply trying to get its budget passed and there are no intentions to delay the $5.5 billion scheme.
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says he expects Tony Abbott will "quietly bury the proposition and we will never see the legislation".
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Surrogacy Australia says it is shocked and outraged that an Australian couple abandoned a baby in Thailand with his surrogate mother after he was found to have Down syndrome and a life-threatening heart condition.
Impoverished mother Pattaramon Chanbua has told the ABC she gave birth to twins after agreeing to be a surrogate with a promised payment of about $16,000.
The Western Australian couple rejected six-month-old Gammy and only took his healthy sister home with them, and Surrogacy Australia is worried a knee-jerk reaction would lead to an outright ban.
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Amy Tan is the best-selling author of The Joy Luck Club, who weaves a trove of family secrets throughout her work. In a highly personal interview, she says her family's complex past has provided powerful lessons in love and acceptance.
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The Thai surrogate mother of a baby with Down syndrome who was abandoned by his Australian parents says she has been left to provide for the child, who also suffers from a life-threatening heart condition.
In an exclusive interview with the ABC's Samantha Hawley, Gammy's mother Pattaramon Chanbua described how she loves the baby boy as if he was her own, but cannot afford the medical treatment he needs.
The 21-year-old impoverished mother fell pregnant with twins but the Australian parents abandoned Gammy and only took his healthy sister home with them.
"Why does he have to be abandoned while the other baby has it easy? I feel sorry for him. I don't know what to do," she told the ABC.
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WA consumers are cutting back on essential spending, and some are relying on credit cards to survive, a Choice survey finds.
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Australian employers are getting away with breaching their legal obligations to pregnant women and parents "scot free", according to Victoria's Legal Aid.
The state's legal aid service released a short YouTube clip in response to a report handed down by the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) last week, which found widespread discrimination against expectant mothers.
The video was launched today at the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission, with Australian Sex Discrimination Commissioner Elizabeth Broderick.
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On August 18, 2013, Tony Abbott formally announced his signature paid parental leave policy.
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The ACT Government has ordered a review process that aims to reduce deaths related to domestic violence.
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Parents with children at the Parliament House childcare centre have won a temporary reprieve, after being told in a letter on Wednesday that the service may close in just six weeks.
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Dr Catherine Bowen says one of things that worries me enormously is the levels of depression. Read more
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Gus Irdi says 'One of the first things that farmers say to me is 'What happens if my son divorces'
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Seven Clown Doctors from Brisbane's Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) are being celebrated this week, having treated more than 140,000 children with their unique blend of medicine in the last 15 years.
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A Bendigo woman whose daughter died after being left in a hot car was found not guilty of manslaughter by a Supreme Court jury.
Jayde Poole's six-month-old daughter Bella Poole was found dead in December 2012.
Ms Poole, 29, told police she thought the child was asleep in her cot and could not explain why she had forgotten to get Bella out of the car.
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Lawyers defending a woman whose baby died after being left in a hot car have told a jury not to condemn their client as a "child killer".
Jayde Poole, 29, has been standing trial in the Supreme Court for the manslaughter of her six month-old daughter Bella.
The infant died after Poole forgot to remove her from her car for more than two hours on a 30-degree day in Bendigo in December 2012.
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Security and the introduction of paid parking are being cited as reasons for the possible closure of the Parliament House childcare centre.
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The public servant responsible for wards of the state breached her duty to care for some of Victoria's most vulnerable children, a court says.
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Researchers have praised the first Australian fellowship for scientists who take time off work to raise children.
The Judith Whitworth Fellowship for Gender Equality in Science is funded by the John Curtin School of Medical Research, and the Australian National University.
One fellowship will be awarded every year, with successful applicants receiving two years' salary and $50,000 in research funding.
Topics: education, science, family-and-children, australia, act, australian-national-university-0200, canberra-2600
British prime minister David Cameron wants female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriages to stop globally within a generation, and he has announced new measures to tackle FGM in Britain.
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Calls for the childcare rebate to be extended to cover nannies make perfect sense for Emma Reid and her family.
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A charity exposed by 7.30 as a carrying out questionable fundraising activities has been struck off the charities register after a five-month investigation by the sector's regulator.
Topics: charities-and-community-organisations, charities, community-and-society, children, family-and-children, australia
Parents in remote Northern Territory communities face the possibility of having their welfare payments suspended and being summonsed to a conference, if their children do not attend school.
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HILLSBOROUGH - Christmas came a few days early for Scott Bennett and family Wednesday when a ticket he'd received by mistake won a $2.1M Tri-State Megabucks jackpot.
Bennett, who works in property management, stopped by the Irving Circle K convenience store on Main Street in Hillsborough on Wednesday to buy a drink. While there, he thought he'd try his luck with the lottery. He asked for a ticket for another lottery game, but clerk Nikki Gee accidentally printed a ticket for Tri-State Megabucks. Bennett, who either didn't notice or didn't mind Gee said, took the ticket and left.
The next day, Travis Bennett, Scott's oldest son, heard that the Hillsborough convenience store had sold a winning Megabucks ticket. Turns out the ticket Gee sold Scott was that ticket.
"He came in yesterday to thank me and said I had made a very good mistake," said Gee, 24.
The Bennetts won a jackpot of $2.1 million, which they could have taken in installments over 30 years, but at a press event at the Circle K on Friday, New Hampshire Lottery spokeswoman Maura McCann said the family had opted to take a lump sum payment that will come in just under $1 million in cash after taxes.
Cathy Bennett, a paraprofessional at the Hillsborough-Deering Elementary School, was on hand with her parents Wally and Sharon Houghton, daughter Danielle, 23, her sons Travis, 20, and Brett, 16, and Travis's girlfriend Haley Rubin to accept the large check from the lottery. Scott Bennett couldn't make it to the press conference, his wife said.
"He's at work," she said, "he's out sanding and plowing."
Cathy Bennett said the money will be used to pay off college loans and renovate the kitchen. And, she said, there might be a little extra something under the tree for everyone on Christmas. Otherwise, life will go on as usual.
"We're going to keep working," she said. "We both love our jobs."
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Jan 21st, 2014 by Project Lawsuit Abuse
Thinking about signing up your child for little league? You might want to consider hiring a lawyer too, after you hear about the latest outrageous lawsuit being brought against a little leaguer!
Jan 20th, 2014 by Project Lawsuit Abuse
It's a new year and tort reformers have been turning up all over the internet. We took the liberty of rounding up some of the standouts. You may recognize a few friends of Project Lawsuit Abuse in there. Here are some of the newsmakers from around the country.
The Land of Lincoln has become Land of LawsuitsThe release of the annual "Judicial Hellholes" report from the American Tort Reform Foundation (ATRF) once again paints a grim picture of Illinois. - Quad-Cities Online
Jan 14th, 2014 by Project Lawsuit Abuse
If you follow lawsuit abuse issues, you know that Sick of Lawsuits has long sounded the alarm on problems associated with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). While the law has good intentions, a small cottage industry of trial lawyers has exploited it to file shakedown lawsuits against unsuspecting small business owners. These lawsuits typically involve an upfront demand for money, and don't offer business owners any time to correct often minor problems, such as a mirror being a couple inches too high.
California is one of the worst environments for abusive ADA lawsuits – businesses there are under siege from trolling trial lawyers and "serial plaintiffs," who file dozens of cookie cutter lawsuits, targeting entire neighborhoods or even cities!
Jan 13th, 2014 by Project Lawsuit Abuse
Embattled Gasket Maker Sues Asbestos Lawyers For FraudGasket manufacturer Garlock Technologies has sued four prominent asbestos law firms for fraud as it awaits a bankruptcy judge's decision on how much money the company must set aside to settle thousands of claims against it. - Forbes
Jan 8th, 2014 by Project Lawsuit Abuse
As many entrepreneurs and small businesses know, lawsuit abuse holds back innovation and growth. For instance, potentially life-saving technology to prevent children from being left in cars has long been on hold in part because of liability issues. Now, we're hearing news about another new technology that is seeing delays because of potential litigation – driverless cars!
While driverless cars may sound like something out of a science fiction movie, they're actually on the precipice of becoming a part of our everyday lives! And this is good news – their technology has the potential to reduce accident rates, traffic congestion and air pollution.
Jan 7th, 2014 by Project Lawsuit Abuse
It's a new year, which means we have plenty of fresh opportunities to fight lawsuit abuse. But first, let's take a look back at what happened in 2013. Legal reformers were hard at work across the country – for instance, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act, while California passed several important legal reforms.
Jan 6th, 2014 by Project Lawsuit Abuse
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Tort reformers have been turning up all over the internet recently. We took the liberty of rounding up some of the standouts. You may recognize a few friends of Project Lawsuit Abuse in there. Here are some of the newsmakers from around the country.
Dec 18th, 2013 by Project Lawsuit Abuse
It's the end of the year, which means it's time for the American Tort Reform Association's annual list of "Judicial Hellholes," or places where judges in civil cases systematically apply laws and court procedures in an unfair and unbalanced manner.
While some new names have appeared on the list, the nation's number one Judicial Hellhole remains the same – it's California!
Dec 16th, 2013 by Tom Scott
Editor's Note: Project Lawsuit Abuse regularly highlights lawsuit abuse news from across the country. Today, Tom Scott, Executive Director of California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse, contributed a guest post for Project Lawsuit Abuse.
As the holiday season ramps up, office parties and social gatherings will dot calendars between now and the New Year. Because California is one of the most litigious states and almost anything these days can lead to a lawsuit, party hosts have to keep liability in mind along with all the other responsibilities that go along with holding a holiday party.
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Theoretical and computational biophysics
My mission statement is to apply theoretical and computational methods from statistics, mechanics, and statistical mechanics to solve outstanding problems in the interface between biology, chemistry and physics. Since July 1 2014, I am affiliated with the Elf lab at Uppsala university, and more information about my research interests can be found at my home page there.
Selected Publications
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Funding Sources
Center for Biomembrane Research
PhD Student
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