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We've got two interviews this week. In the first we talk to Rod Wagner, the director of the Nebraska Library Commission. Following that we talk to Nebraska Auditor of Public Accounts Mike Foley. Both interviews revolve around the same matter, namely the audit triggered when an unsuspecting taxpayer stumbled across a video of Nebraska Library Commission librarians on YouTube that did not look quite right to the taxpayer. There is a commentary following the two interviews discussing lessons that could be learned from the incident.
This episode is set to be a wild ride. Hold on to your seats and stay tuned.
For years, librarians have been dealing with clients who are always insisting the taxpayers money is being wasted.
Who has not dealt with someone becoming totally outraged when books that are too old and damaged to even be sold on a booksale table are thrown out.
I remember in one case ending up having to have those items boxed up and sold as scrap paper, even though doing so cost more in labor costs than the sum of money returned by selling the books to a paper recycler.
The interviews are related to this previous story that was on LISNEWS twice. In total the two stories have 2000 hits so I assume that is why the poster did not add additional information to the story.
I have listened to the interview and it is interesting. In this case LISNEWS has unique content. The local news station that broke this story did not have an interview with either of these people and they are two of the primary figures in the story. All the local news station did was to have their reporter stand with a guitar for part of their story.
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So it'd be cool to get a precis of what the person saw, but I've not got time to listen to somebody yammer on about things, nor watch video.
Oh well.
Here's all that I can determine: A taxpayer saw a video of Nebraskan librarians, complained about some unknown matter, and thus triggered an official audit, perhaps of money.
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I do not have transcripts of all of it, but this is what is available right this moment: http://lisnews.org/requested
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Hey Ender, Duke_of_URL, man, isn't it frustrating when people leave vital information out? Luckily there is something you can do about it!
When you wrote about what you could determine from the article you picked out specific words.
These are called "keywords."
Let's see what happens when we plug those "keywords" into an Internet search engine like Google . . . hey, I think we have something!
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I've never tried that before... I just send people links... that is so cool!!! with the floaty arrow and everything!


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Wind development measure passes HouseBy Kirk Carapezza
Vermont Public Radio | April 27,2013
Wind turbines generate power at the Searsburg Wind Power Facility in Searsburg, Vt. Thursday, July 21, 2005. Two ridge lines in the southern Green Mountain National Forest soon could sprout 370-foot tall wind power generators, if the U.S. Forest Service approves what would be the first wind energy project on its lands anywhere in the country. A company called Deerfield Wind LLC has proposed up to 30 of the towers in a special-use application to the Forest Service. The review is expected to take up to 18 months. (AP Photo/Tim Roske)The Vermont House on Friday overwhelmingly passed a bill that was originally proposed as a moratorium on ridgeline wind development in Vermont.
Over the past two months, though, the bill was reduced to a study of how the state approves renewable energy projects.
The House voted 140-3 to approve the Senate bill.
Rep. Tony Klein, D-East Montpelier, chairman of the House Natural Resources and Energy Committee, has emerged as a lightning rod for opponents hoping to strike down wind projects. On Friday he rose to passionately acknowledge that the beleaguered bill has taken a circuitous route to the House floor.
A product of the 1960s, he quoted the Grateful Dead.
What a long, strange trip this has been, said Klein, whose committee found that the kind of research called for in the Senate bill would be nearly impossible and too expensive to conduct.
Some of the tasks that were sent to us in the Senate bill was on research that, quite frankly, hasnt been done anywhere yet, Klein told his colleagues, pointing to real estate values that may or may not be affected by energy-generation plants as one example.
To really get some sort of baseline of understanding, youve got to go to a community where a project has been built and remember that weve only had recently two projects built in the last few years and youve got to wait and see what happens to the real estate values there, Klein said.
He emphasized that his committee learned it would take four to six years to get reliable real estate information time, he said, lawmakers cant afford to take in developing energy policies.
There is an energy problem in this country, Klein added. There is an energy problem in this world, and we cant go on, business as usual and not pay attention to it.
Proponents in the House and Senate had hoped the bill would give greater local control to town and regional planning committees in reviewing renewable energy projects.
Rep. Don Turner, R-Milton, the minority leader, said his constituents who live near Georgia Mountain still hope for a more cautious, balanced approach to ridgeline wind development.
This week the wind turbines on the mountain didnt turn at all, Turner reported. We need to understand that.
Turner added, Georgia Mountain, which was this pristine mountain, now has a cut right up through the middle with four big turbines sticking out of it. Some say beautiful, some dont.
Turner and other House lawmakers said they are confident that the bill recognizes some of the flaws in Vermonts renewable energy policies.
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Grave is an ever-changing surrealist nightmare with Oculus Rift
The sensory deprivation the Oculus Rift provides is great for immersion. And immersion is great for moody, atmospheric, scary games like Grave. Though there is a non Rift version coming, so if you haven't sold your eye souls to virtual reality, don't stop reading yet.
I'm very glad I've put my face in several strange contraptions, including Rifts, this week and I still have my eyes. Someone is going to get their eyes stolen soon.
Grave is inspired by the surrealist deserts of Salvador Dali. Or the Simpsons episode with the chili hallucination and Johnny Cash coyote if that's more your speed. You wander through a desert and try to solve its central mystery, anyway.
The problem is that the freaks come out at night and in Grave night comes often.
This is why my Dali-ghtful joke is even better than you were already thinking it was. Because Dali and delightful and daylight -- it's all there. There's a truncated day and night cycle -- each lasting under five minutes at a time right now. During the day, you're safe to scavenge and explore and find gasoline and matches and other light-producing things. Which you will need at night, which is dark and scary and has monsters.
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I also found a really, really weird light-producing machine in the dessert that was neat. I hope to find more neat things in Grave at some point.
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- To the best of our knowledge, the taxonomy of motivational domains above has not yet been tested empirically as a gestalt, through a substantive sample of emigrants.
- Several data sources were used to grasp the gestalt of symbolic-experiential therapy.
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- For some brief comment on gestaltism, see the section on gestalt approaches to perception.
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ASA California Weekly Roundup: December 15, 2014 - Americans for Safe Access
Message from the CA Director: What's next depends on you, CA
State & Local News: National, California, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Yuba County, San Diego, Inland Empire
Public Meetings & Events: Los Angeles, Marysville, Washington DC
Court Support: Redding
Take Action Now: Support the Medical Marijuana Organ Transplant Act, Join the ASA-CCSA Discussion List, Expand the Green Zone
ASA Website Spotlight: National Medical Cannabis Unity Conference 2015
Chapter & Affiliate Meetings: San Francisco, East Bay, Lake County
By the time you read this message, it may already be illegal for the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate, raid, arrest, and prosecute medical cannabis patients and providers in California. Congress passed a historic budget bill on Saturday night that includes an amendment removing any funds for federal interference in states with medical cannabis laws. The President could sign it at any time.
ASA started working on this amendment soon after patients and caregivers established the organization in California in 2002. I want to say a special thank you to everyone who helped us get here!
Congress Passes Historic Legislation to Defund DOJ's War on Patients - Americans for Safe Access
The Senate just passed the CRomnibus bill containing the historic Rohrbacher-Farr Amendment, and now the bill will make its way to the President's desk where is will soon be signed into law. In doing so, Congress has collectively sent a sharp and powerful rebuke to the Department of Justice's crackdown on state medical marijuana laws. The bill passed in the House of Representatives late Thursday evening by a vote of 219-206.
Passage of this legislation should serve as the catalyst for more comprehensive Federal medical marijuana reform, and one of the best ways to take advantage of this newly created opportunity is by taking part in ASA's National Lobby Day on March 31, 2015. We will be pushing for passage of the States' Medical Marijuana Patient Protection Act, which was introduced this session by Rep. Earl Blumenauer. The bill would reschedule marijuana in the Controlled Substances Act to Schedule III or lower, and would permanently end all interference with state medical marijuana conduct. Remember, as an appropriations rider, the amendment passed today will only carry through the end of the fiscal year (Sept. 30, 2015), so we must take advantage of this opportunity.
Celebrating the Life of Medical Marijuana Advocate James Lee Jim "Madfingers" Klahr - Americans for Safe Access
James Lee Jim "Madfingers" Klahr, died November 9th, 2014 at 1 a. m. Sunday in Portland, after battling liver failure. He had been awaiting a liver donor at Oregon Health Science University. Jim was born November 5th, 1951 in the small town of Beeville, Texas and grew up in Caldwell, Idaho. Jim leaves behind a wife, Marilyn, 2 sons, Dallas and Alfred and many friends. Jim, celebrated his 63rd birthday just days before his death & after seeing one of his Dreams come true.
Oregon had become the 3rd state in the Nation to Legalize Marijuana. He was best known for his advocacy on the marijuana front, but he was also an accomplished musician, small-business owner and politician. Above all, Jim was a better friend & teacher than another one could ever ask to walk onto their path of life and into your hearts. He had a love for good music and an even bigger love to teach others. Abstaining from the use of marijuana while being one of the strongest advocates in Oregon for the long over due changes.
Running for political office multiple times in Curry county, Oregon. Jim Klahr was a contender for the state representative seat on the November general election ballot — he was on the ballot two years ago — and fought for decades in California and Oregon to change legislation to legalize first, medical marijuana programs and later, recreational use. One of his strongest beliefs and I too agree and will carry on his work to quote his Lovely wife, "Jim never believed a political seat should be won because someone ran unopposed", Marilyn Klahr.
Come out for a night of fun & support safe access! - Americans for Safe Access
Sherry Glaser's one woman show is coming to Sonoma County this weekend! After the Emerald Cup on Sunday, December 14th, Sherry is hosting an after party at Arlene Francis Center.
She has done two showings of "Taking the High Road, Comic Confessions from Behind the Cannabis Curtain", this is scheduled to be the third. The Cup ends early in the evening, so continue the fun and support safe access all at the same time!
Sherry will be donating 10% of her proceeds from her show to the Sonoma Chapter of ASA!
Congress Set to Pass Landmark Medical Marijuana Legislation - Americans for Safe Access
A historic provision to prohibit the Department of Justice from interfering with state medical marijuana programs has been included in the Congressional budget bill set to pass Congress later this week. On Tuesday evening, the final version of "Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act" (or "Cromnibus") was published on the House Rules Committee website. Pages 213-214 of the 1600+ page bill contain the Rohrbacher-Farr Amendment language, which was passed by the House back in May, but never reached the Senate floor. Both the House and Senate must now vote on the complete bill, and it is expected to be passed and signed into law later this week, which will make the landmark language official.
Including the Rohrbacher-Farr Amendment language in the Cromnibus was an accomplishment that was 12 years in the making, first introduced by Reps. Dana Rohrbacher (R-CA) and then-Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) in 2003. As support grew over the years, more sponsors joined the amendment, with 12 bi-partisan sponsors in 2014, six from each party; Don Young (R-AK), Earl Blumenauer (D-OR), Tom McClintock (R-CA), Steve Cohen (D-TN), Paul Broun (R-GA), Jared Polis (D-CO), Steve Stockman (R-TX), Dina Titus (D-NV), Justin Amash (R-MI) and Barbara Lee (D-CA). When the House vote took place in May, 49 Republicans joined 170 Democrats in favor of the amendment, one of the strongest bipartisan showings on controversial piece of legislation in the 113th Congress. In the other body of Congress, Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) led the charge for patients during the conference committee negotiations. Senator Mikulski's leadership helped the language survive a major challenge from Rep. Wolf (R-VA), Rep. Rogers (R-KY), and Sen. Shelby (R-AL) to strike it.
ASA California Weekly Roundup: December 8, 2014 - Americans for Safe Access
Message from the CA Director: Two new medical cannabis bills in CA (and more on the way)
State & Local News: California, Fresno, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, Humboldt, San Diego, Santa Rosa, and El Dorado
Public Meetings & Events: Santa Rosa, Washington DC, and Online
Court Support: Los Angeles and Placerville
Take Action Now: Support the Medical Marijuana Organ Transplant Act, Join the ASA-CCSA Discussion List, Expand the Green Zone
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Chapter & Affiliate Meetings: Nevada County and Yuba County
Pictured: CA Assembly Member Reggie Jones-Sawyer
The debate about licensing and regulating medical cannabis in the state legislature is underway early. Lawmakers already introduced two new bills for the 2015-2016 session – and more are probably on the way.
Assembly Member Reggie Jones-Sawyer (D-LA) introduced AB 26, a bill that picks up where former Assembly Member Tom Ammiano (D-SF) left off when AB 1894 was defeated in the Assembly earlier this year. Like AB 1894, AB 26 seeks to reign in doctors who recommend medical cannabis, establish regulations and licensing for commercial activity, and authorize local taxation. Assembly Member Rob Bonta (D-Oakland) introduced AB 34, but the initial draft is just a one-sentence placeholder. We will have to see what the Assembly Member comes up with in the weeks ahead.
California Medical Association Unanimously Supports Medical Cannabis Patients - Americans for Safe Access
Correction (12/09/2014) - The original version of this blog contained links to an old version of the CMA resolution. The links here have been updated with the amended version, as approved on Saturday.
The California Medical Association (CMA) made a major decision about medical cannabis today that could reduce needless suffering and preventable death for legal patients who need organ transplants. The CMA House of Delegates voted unanimously to approve Resolution 114-16, which declares that the CMA opposes using cannabis use as grounds for denying an organ transplant.
This is an important and timely victory for some of the sickest medical cannabis patients in California. Legal medical cannabis patients are routinely denied a place on the national organ transplant waiting list or removed from the list when they test positive for cannabis use. These patients face a terrible dilemma: forgo the proven benefits of medical cannabis use or miss out on a potentially life-saving transplant. Patients using doctor-recommended cannabis to treat chronic pain, cancer, HIV/AIDS, Multiple Sclerosis, and other serious conditions should never have to make that choice.
ASA California Weekly Roundup: December 1, 2014 - Americans for Safe Access
- Message from the CA Director: Sign the petition for organ transplant patients
- State & Local News: National, California, San Francisco, Riverside County, San Luis Obispo
- Public Meetings & Events: Placerville, Santa Rosa, Washington DC, and more
- Court Support: Redding, Santa Ana, Los Angeles
- Take Action Now: Expand the Green Zone (SF), Join the ASA-CCSA Discussion List, Support the Medical Marijuana Organ Transplant Act
- ASA Website Spotlight: Legal
- Chapter & Affiliate Meetings: San Francisco, Yuba County, Sonoma County
Voters in California legalized medical cannabis when they approved the Compassionate Use Act eighteen years ago. We have come a long way since then, but we still have important work to do here in California. Legal patients face pervasive discrimination in employment, housing, parental rights, and access to health care. ASA and other advocates are working hard to change this, and we need your help to do it.
Scott Murphy
Veterans for Safe Access and Compassionate Care supports Blumenauer's 'Veterans Equal Access Act' - Americans for Safe Access
Veterans for Safe Access and Compassionate Care is honored to support the bipartisan bill, Veterans Equal Access Act. I personally thank Representative Blumenauer, Representative Rohrabacher and all cosigners for taking a leading role in removing obstructive policies from the Veterans Affairs Healthcare system. The passage of the Veterans Equal Access Act will assist the VA in meeting their core values of Integrity, Commitment, Advocacy, Respect and Excellence. Passage of this bill will also fulfill President Lincoln's desire "to care for him who shall have borne the battle," in which the VA's mission statement is based.
Of the 23 states that allow medical marijuana, 10 allow its use for symptom relief of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). My home state of Massachusetts, a global leader in healthcare, allows the medical doctor to determine if their patient's condition warrants the use of medical marijuana as long as the benefits of use outweigh the consequences. Despite being the grandchild of a WWII P.O.W., a veteran of the Iraq War, a sufferer of chronic pain and a resident in a state that allows medical marijuana, my Veterans Affairs (VA) doctor is forbidden to even mention the potential benefits of medical marijuana.
ASA California Weekly Roundup: November 24, 2014 - Americans for Safe Access
- Message from the CA Director: Join the conversation about medical cannabis
- State & Local News: National California, San Francisco, Fresno, Santa Ana, La Mesa, San Diego, Diamond Springs, Riverside County
- Public Meetings & Events: Riverside, Santa Ana, Placerville, Washington DC, and Online
- Court Support: No dates reported this week
- Take Action Now: Expand the Green Zone (SF), Join the ASA-CCSA Discussion List, Support the Medical Marijuana Organ Transplant Act
- ASA Website Spotlight: Resources for Policy Makers
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Thanks to everyone who joined me last week for the latest live Google Hangout, What Legalization Means for Medical Cannabis. I appreciate the comments and questions. The broadcast is still available if you missed it live.
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On a night that saw two weather delays, a multitude of yellow cards and 90 minutes of physical play, Barry Men's Soccer just simply ran out of time as they fell 2-1 to rival Lynn at Buccaneer Field. The Bucs went down 0-1 just four minutes into after Lynn's Chris Hellmann scored from the penalty spot. Hellmann had won a penalty after goalkeeper... read more
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—The soccer doubleheader between Eckerd and Barry at the Turley Athletic Complex on Saturday was postponed due to weather. The women's game will be rescheduled for Saturday, Nov. 1. The men's date will be rescheduled for Monday, October. 27. The women are back in action on Tuesday, Sept. 30 at home against the Lynn Knights.... read more
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LAKELAND, Fla.—The Barry Buccaneers struck early, but could not hold on in falling 4-1 to the Florida Southern Moccasins in Sunshine State Conference +2 action at Barnett Field on Saturday night. In the 14th minute, Barry keeper Robby Shearer unleashed a monstrous punt and Frank Lustig out-raced everyone for a breakaway against Mocs' keeper Cole... read more
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National Geographic magazine won National Magazine Awards for best tablet edition and best multimedia feature on Thursday.
The multimedia award was for Robert Draper's story "The Last Chase," about the final days of scientist and tornado researcher Tim Samaras, who was killed by a twister on May 31, 2013, in El Reno, Oklahoma.
Chris Johns, the outgoing editor in chief of National Geographic, said at the award ceremony that it was a difficult win because Samaras was "a dedicated researcher who spent his life pursuing science and lost his life in the storm." Johns dedicated the award to Samaras and his family. Samaras's son, Paul Samaras, and fellow tornado researcher, Carl Young, were also killed in the storm.
New York magazine won the award for general excellence in the general interest category. Bon Appétit won for best photography and Time won for public interest.
The annual National Magazine Awards are considered the premier awards for magazine journalism and are administered by the American Society of Magazine Editors in association with the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Winners were announced at a dinner in New York.
"I am thrilled we were recognized for the third year in a row for best tablet magazine," said Johns. "Our visual storytelling is second to none, and it is powerfully showcased in our digital edition."
"This award represents the future of our storytelling, and it is a testament to the leadership of Bill Marr and the talents of Lisa Lytton, Bethany Powell, and the whole team that we brought it home again," he said, referencing leaders at the magazine, including Marr, its creative director.
The National Magazine Awards were launched in 1966, with Look magazine receiving the first honor. Awards for digital journalism were introduced in 1997.
The awards are also called "Ellies," after the Alexander Calder-designed "Elephant" statue that's presented to each winner.
This year, more than 250 publications submitted 1,586 entries. Sixty-six of those publications were nominated as finalists in 24 categories. The judging was performed by 333 magazine editors, art directors, photography editors, and journalism educators.
Twenty-six magazines received multiple nominations, led by New York with nine. National Geographic, the New Yorker, and Wired each had six. Bon Appétit had five nominations, and GQ and Harper's Magazine both had four.
National Geographic was a finalist for general excellence, photography, website, multimedia, and tablet magazine. Jonathan Franzen's story "Last Song for Migrating Birds," which featured photographs by David Guttenfelder and tracked threats to European songbirds, was nominated in the public interest category.
Johns has led National Geographic to 21 National Magazine Awards and was elevated this week to chief content officer at the National Geographic Society. Susan Goldberg has been appointed to editor in chief of the magazine, reporting to Johns.
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Carroll completed 16-of-34 passes for 213 yards, as FIU (7-4, 4-3 Sun Belt) won its seventh game, a new program record. Kedrick Rhodes paced the rushing game for the Panthers with 78 yards on 18 carries. T.Y. Hilton led the Panthers' receivers with 76 yards and a touchdown on four catches. Jonathan Cyprien led the FIU defensive unit with nine tackles and an interception which he returned for a touchdown.
ULM (3-8, 2-5) was led by Kolton Browning, as he threw for 246 yards and ran for 101 yards and a touchdown. The FIU defense gave Browning trouble as he completed just 26-of-59 passes and threw two interceptions while being sacked four times. Luther Ambrose made an impact on special teams with 128 kick returns yards and a touchdown. Jason Edwards led ULM's defense with 11 tackles.
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well I did. and some of my friends did too, 2 of them even got married ,so I guess everybody could love someone that hes never met before
I could love somebody without meeting them... but I can't say whether you were in love, how could I be one to ever determine that?
danger, Will Robinson !!!!!
I believe sometimes people can get to know each other much better when physical contact does not factor in. That would at least keep them from confusing live and lust, which is humans are notorious for doing
it would seem there is a certain comfort in knowing someone mentally before knowing them physically.....
Yes you can.......emotionally attached. then go forward.....
You develop expectations in your mind of what the (potential) relationship would be like. So of course you will start to begin to experience feelings when you find that special someone online and develop a bond through text messages, IM's and phone calls.

But you should be very careful that if you ever meet this person in real life to keep in mind that you have already created a life with them inside your head, full ideas and high expectations. When reality sets in it could be quite hard to know that you ultimately fell in love with the idea of being in love.

There's no rush to find love, so be cautious out there. The world is full of people who build themselves to make you believe they are something that they really are not in order to cure their loneliness or even worse, to use another person for any means possible.
yeah you can but i would not advise it
I think so. I've been in that situation and I can't help myself but to accept the fact that I had fallen for that person.
I think you can or starting to think you can. I have a mutual attraction with an ep member & we feel the same about each other. I'm not sure if its love yet but our feelings for one another r the same & very strong even know we havent met. Yet.
I think that depends on the individual . Some people are more guarded with their feelings while others wear their heart on their sleeve . If you feel it was love then it was, you would know though I'm assuming? Personally I don't think I could, I'd have to meet a guy and interact with him in person .
sure why not?.......the true test will be when yur together though
Doubtful. Meet her (guessing its a her) and see what happens. You may fall in love.
I think maybe. You talk,get to know their personalities, can view their bodies( for rhe shallow amongst us!)

I think I could love someone.
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Pro-Gadhafi forces pressed their assault on rebel positions in Libya, pushing the revolutionary army from the eastern town of Brega. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, meantime, was preparing to meet with the rebels' revolutionary council. —JCL
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The rebel army fled in hundreds of pick-up trucks, many with machine guns mounted on the back, and saloon cars back toward the nearest major town of Ajdabiya. Some of the revolutionaries, many of whom are young men with no previous combat experience, appeared close to panic. Many of the remaining civilians in the area fled with them.
The rapid advance by pro-regime forces came as Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, prepared to travel to the region to meet representatives of the Libyan rebels' revolutionary council.
Clinton's trip follows an unprecedented Arab League call for western military intervention to assist the embattled rebels.
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The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Changes Record Date For Payment Of The Third Quarter Dividend
MARYSVILLE, Ohio, May 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company (NYSE: SMG), the world's largest marketer of branded consumer lawn and garden products, announced it has changed the record date of its third quarter dividend to Tuesday, May 28, 2013 from Monday, May 27, 2013. The cash dividend of $0.325 per share remains payable Monday, June 10, 2013.
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With more than $2.8 billion in worldwide sales, The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, The Scotts Company LLC, is the world's largest marketer of branded consumer products for lawn and garden care. The Company's brands are the most recognized in the industry. In the U.S., the Company's Scotts®, Miracle-Gro® and Ortho® brands are market-leading in their categories, as is the consumer Roundup® brand, which is marketed in North America and most of Europe exclusively by Scotts and owned by Monsanto. In the U.S., we operate Scotts LawnService®, the second largest residential lawn care service business. In Europe, the Company's brands include Weedol®, Pathclear®, Evergreen®, Levington®, Miracle-Gro®, KB®, Fertiligene® and Substral®. For additional information, visit us at www.scotts.com .
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I remember having to get the Sheriff to sign an authorization form stating that I was buying a gun or magazines for LE related work before I could order standard capacity magazines.
I remember paying $50 bucks for a pre ban 15rd Beretta magazine that had seen better days.
Most of all I remember seeing a convicted felon in possession of a fully automatic AK47 with 40rd magazines with no regard what so ever for the AWB laws he was breaking when he committed a robbery and led officers on a high speed chase.
The AWB was useless and made it difficult for lots of honest people to enjoy their favorite sport and protect themselves.
Oh yeah, I remember the exemption for LE and how a lot of stores have no idea how to administer it and some just asked to see your ID and others wanted a copy of the ID and some asked for official letterhead from Chief to authorize you to buy the magazines. Guess which stores got everyone's business?
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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -- This used to be one of those signature games on the Southeastern Conference schedule.
Now, outside of Derek Dooley facing the team his dad once coached, there's nothing more intriguing about Tennessee vs. Georgia than which team will finally get its first SEC win Saturday.
The Volunteers (2-3, 0-2 SEC) are coming off a disheartening loss at LSU after time expired and are clearly in a rebuilding mode under first-year coach Dooley.
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On this day in 1809, in a log cabin in Kentucky, Thomas and Nancy Lincoln's second child was born. In the years since Abraham Lincoln's death, the nation's admiration for him has never dimmed—and as we mark his 205th birthday, amid Civil War sesquicentennial celebrations and with a celebrated biopic still in recent memory, his stature may be near its peak. Yet the passage of time makes it harder to imagine and understand Lincoln as he was, rather than as a quasi-mythical figure carved in stone, looming over the National Mall or the South Dakota hills.
This is why it's so important and worthwhile to consider contemporary recollections and to read accounts from the years since, to see how our understanding of who Lincoln was, what he wanted to achieve, and his role the nation's history has changed over time. The archives of The Atlantic, stretching back to 1857 when Lincoln was just an Illinois lawyer and failed congressman—before his famous debates with Stephen Douglas—provide a tour. As a magazine founded on abolitionism, The Atlantic had common cause with Lincoln and supported his campaign for president; and as a magazine founded on abolitionism, it sometimes grew exasperated at the pace with which Lincoln pursued the end of slavery and the methods he used. Here's a brief tour through of Lincoln's life and legacy as viewed through the ages at The Atlantic.
October 1860: Vote for Lincoln
Though the magazine's stance was officially nonpartisan, editor James Russell Lowell decided the stakes were so high as to demand an endorsement in the 1860 presidential election. Lincoln himself is almost a fleeting presence in Lowell's stemwinder of a polemic. The editor voices skepticism that Lincoln will abolish slavery; in fact, he writes, the Republican is likely to govern as a conservative:
We are persuaded that the election of Mr. Lincoln will do more than anything else to appease the excitement of the country. He has proved both his ability and his integrity; he has had experience enough in public affairs to make him a statesman, and not enough to make him a politician. That he has not had more will be no objection to him in the eyes of those who have seen the administration of the experienced public functionary whose term of office is just drawing to a close. He represents a party who know that true policy is gradual in its advances, that it is conditional and not absolute, that it must deal with fact and not with sentiments, but who know also that it is wiser to stamp out evil in the spark than to wait till there is no help but in fighting fire with fire. They are the only conservative party, because they are the only one based on an enduring principle, the only one that is not willing to pawn tomorrow for the means to gamble with today. They have no hostility to the South, but a determined one to doctrines of whose ruinous tendency every day more and more convinces them.
April 1862: Emerson: Mr. President, Free These Men
Lowell's assurances aside, Ralph Waldo Emerson—one of the magazine's founders—was calling on Lincoln to adopt emancipation within two years. After a lengthy plea in that direction, Emerson closed with a paragraph displaying the cheerful improvisation of a writer who didn't have the time or will to completely rework an essay when late news broke. Lincoln had not gone as far as Emerson would have liked, perhaps, but he was happy to enthusiastically celebrate what progress there was:
Since the above pages were written, President Lincoln has proposed to Congress that the Government shall cooperate with any State that shall enact a gradual abolishment of Slavery. In the recent series of national successes, this Message is the best. It marks the happiest day in the political year. The American Executive ranges itself for the first time on the side of freedom. If Congress has been backward, the President has advanced. This state-paper is the more interesting that it appears to be the President's individual act, done under a strong sense of duty. He speaks his own thought in his own style. All thanks and honor to the Head of the State! The Message has been received throughout the country with praise, and, we doubt not, with more pleasure than has been spoken. If Congress accords with the President, it is not yet too late to begin the emancipation; but we think it will always be too late to make it gradual. All experience agrees that it should be immediate. More and better than the President has spoken shall, perhaps, the effect of this Message be,—but, we are sure, not more or better than he hoped in his heart, when, thoughtful of all the complexities of his position, he penned these cautious words.
November 1862: Celebrating Emancipation
Emerson had more to celebrate later that year. In the November 1862 issue of the magazine, the Sage of Concord wrote about the Emancipation Proclamation:
A day which most of us dared not hope to see, an event worth the dreadful war, worth its costs and uncertainties, seems now to be close before us. October, November, December will have passed over beating hearts and plotting brains: then the hour will strike, and all men of African descent who have faculty enough to find their way to our lines are assured of the protection of American law ....
We confide that Mr. Lincoln is in earnest, and, as he has been slow in making up his mind, has resisted the importunacy of parties and of events to the latest moment, he will be as absolute in his adhesion.
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Bill Iffrig will run this weekend's Bloomsday race wearing the same orange singlet he wore during the Boston Marathon last month. The Lake Stevens, Wash., runner was nearly at the finish line when the first of two homemade bombs exploded. The explosions killed three and injured more than 260 people that day. The blast erupted about 20 yards to his left. Iffrig, 78, fell to the ground, his legs turned to noodles by the bomb's sound and power. That shirt is Iffrig's orange badge, worn by runners belonging to Club Northwest, one of Western Washington's best-known running groups. Iffrig said it's his lucky singlet/Tom Sowa, SR. More here. (Seattle Times photo: Bill Iffrig, who barely escaped injury in the Boston Marathon explosions, looks at his photo on the cover of Sports Illustrated)
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A man was arrested with about 5,400 small explosive devices in his van during an undercover investigation at Hooters in Spokane Valley Thursday. Peter Ward Westhaver, 53, is in the Spokane County Jail on a no-bail federal hold. He met two men who turned out to be undercover investigators at the restaurant about 2:15 p.m. and "talked extensively about his explosives manufacturing operation," according to documents filed in U.S. District Court. He was leaving the restaurant with the investigators about 3 p.m. when he told them he had explosives in his vehicle. The investigators, who work for the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms and the Spokane County Sheriff's Office, broke their cover and arrested him for officer safety purposes and say he allowed them to search his blue Ford Windstar van/Meghann Cuniff, Sirens & Gavels. More here.
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Angel Biotechnology Holdings plc
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General Meeting Statement
At the general meeting to be held today at 10.30 am, Mr Nick Smith, Chairman of the Company will make the following statement to shareholders:
"I would like to provide shareholders with an update on the joint venture negotiations with OOO "NPF Materia Medica Holding" ("MMH") and other activities of the Company. As announced on 28 December 2012, AB Biotechnology Ltd has been formed as the company through which our proposed joint venture with MMH will be conducted. At the time, it was expected that the agreements would be signed in mid-January when the directors of both partners would be on-site at Pentlands Science Park and a more detailed announcement of the terms of the joint venture would be released at that time.
I am pleased to state that key terms have been agreed in principle and we are now expecting the visit from MMH to take place in early February, subject to visa confirmation. However, the Company has not progressed documentation as quickly as anticipated, owing to a decision by the Angel Board to review its options in light of the trading difficulties and the loss of capital which has occasioned today's general meeting.
This review is now complete and has shown that the future of the Company is dependent on not only delivering the proposed joint venture with MMH but also on the delivery of a second arrangement, outlined below, concurrent with the proposed MMH transaction. It is the Directors' view that both transactions are necessary to effectively address the trading difficulties experienced by the Company to date, and that without both, the cash resources of the Company are at risk of exhaustion by the end of March 2013. The Directors anticipate that the proposed agreement described below should be ready for signature before the end of March 2013.
Whilst Angel's business development team is progressing a number of sales opportunities, securing Angel's first orders for Cramlington are taking longer than the Board had anticipated. The Board also accepts that raising funds through the market will be extremely difficult at this time.
Accordingly, in order to secure the future of the Company, the Board has agreed that the Company needs to enter into a strategic relationship with another party to develop more effectively its contract manufacturing ("CMO") business. The Company has for some time been in discussions with a consortium of overseas organisations active in developing and marketing products which match our core manufacturing competences. Following a meeting with a representative of the consortium at Cramlington on Friday 25 January 2013, matters have now progressed sufficiently to satisfy the Board that there are reasonable grounds for the Board to expect a strategic partnership agreement with that consortium will be concluded before the end of March 2013. The arrangement's objective is to create a joint venture between Angel and the strategic partner for the CMO business and will likely involve the creation of an operating subsidiary of Angel through which the contract manufacturing business will be conducted. The benefits of this arrangement will include bringing Cramlington into a state of readiness to conduct the general CMO business. It is also proposed to channel significant new orders through the CMO business relating to products in development by the strategic partner's consortium. Such an arrangement is anticipated to involve the strategic partner investing up to £1 million in the operating subsidiary.
In order to protect the interests of creditors from a further deterioration of the Company's financial position, the Board is in negotiation with MMH for an arrangement to allow ongoing payment of direct and indirect costs relating to the MMH contracts and, in the case of the CMO business, for the strategic partner consortium to provide funding in advance to cover the costs associated with delivering the transaction and the net costs of the CMO business until delivery of the transaction. The Board anticipates it is likely to be in a position shortly to announce the terms of such arrangements, but the Board will monitor their progress on a daily basis to ensure that it continues to act in the interest of creditors.
Your Board believes that both agreements and the arrangements for pre-funding are essential to the ongoing viability of the Company. The pre-funding arrangements need to be concluded rapidly and the agreements for both the MMH joint venture and the CMO business strategic partnership need to be concluded before the end of March 2013 given the cash currently available to the Company. In the absence of other developments, failure to conclude either agreement or their respective pre-funding arrangements will make it impossible for the Company to continue trading.
Whilst the discussions so far have given the Board confidence in the enthusiasm of all parties to conclude these two sets of agreements, there can be no assurance that either or both will be concluded.
Developments, which we hope will include positive progress on both sets of pre-funding arrangements, and the respective final agreements, will be announced as appropriate."
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Angel Biotechnology Holdings plc is a full service contract bio-manufacturing partner to biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies worldwide. Angel specialises in advanced biologics including biopharmaceutical proteins and cell therapies, such as cellular vaccines and stem cells. At present, Angel's products are principally used in pre-clinical studies and clinical trials with a view to becoming the contract manufacturer of choice on a continuing basis.
Drug development companies outsource their biopharmaceutical manufacturing requirements to Angel to reduce their own capital requirements and enable them to develop products more rapidly. In addition, Angel provides complete regulatory services and documentation to its customers while its manufacturing processes adhere to the most stringent regulatory requirements. Products are produced to current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) standards as required by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and in facilities that are certified to European standards by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
Its customers range from pioneering biotechnology companies such as ReNeuron Group plc to established pharmaceutical companies such as Russian-based OOO "NPF Materia Medica Holding".
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Those sticking to the numbers would not expect UCLA senior Cassius Marsh to be high on an NFL team's shopping list.
His 6-foot-4 frame checks in around 260 pounds, far below the beef normally found on an NFL defensive line. Yet that smaller stature has helped him become a player likely to go mid-round in the spring.
"What they are looking for are good football players, first and foremost," said UCLA defensive coordinator Lou Spanos, who spent 17 seasons as an NFL assistant. "They come in all different sizes and shapes."
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Marsh has certainly established himself as a good football player. He has 10.5 tackles for a loss, including six sacks, this season. Only linebacker Anthony Barr has more.
"What he brings to the table is a knack for the football and his pass rushing ability," Spanos said. "He makes plays."
In part because of his weight.
Marsh was 300 pounds by the end of his freshman year. He played in 11 games, starting in four, but "wasn't comfortable," he said.
"I felt I was a long, explosive athlete," Marsh said. So he worked off the weight. He has started every game the last two seasons and has 21 tackles for a loss, including 14 sacks.
"It surprises me how fast I have gotten," Marsh said. "I have chased down running backs and they're said to be fast."
Where that will land him next season remains to be seen.
But, he said, "I'm sure I'll find a place on the field."
Marsh said he has even heard a couple of NFL teams might want him as a tight end. He has been used as a blocker in short-yardage and goal-line situations. He also has two touchdown receptions the last two seasons.
But defense is where his mind is.
"I'm confident in my ability as an athlete and my ability to do everything," Marsh said. "What makes me special is that I am a playmaker wherever you put me."
Still basking
The Bruins are focused on Virginia Tech and the Hyundai Sun Bowl. But it doesn't take much prodding to reveal those warm and fuzzy feelings that come from beating USC in the Coliseum.
"To beat USC in their house, that was what I had been waiting for since I was a little boy," cornerback Brandon Sermons said.
Rodney Sermons, his brother, was a USC running back from 1994 to '97. He never beat UCLA.
"I didn't want to follow in his footsteps," Sermons said. "I knew UCLA was the place for me to go, and beat them."