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How to Understand Psychological Rigidity and Emotional Ambivalence
Sometimes people are Psychologically Rigid and Emotionally Ambivalent. This article will help you understand that.
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1Meet someone who is Psychologically Rigid or Emotionally Ambivalent
2Determine whether they are truly this way or just seem so from a distance
3Close the distance
4Establish eye contact; they won't be able to run if you have eye contact
5Try to Understand them. If this doesn't work, try dying your hair and meeting them again. Maybe they will be more open to you after a change.
6Once they seem to be friendly enough, make plans. People will only be open with you once you're in their calendar.
7Be super supportive!
8Bring a thoughtful (but not overbearing!) gift to the event. For example: If you are going to concert bring an extra shirt in case they get sweaty from dancing!
9If you get close enough to them at any point, tap the sides of their head. Feel rigid to you? Or perhaps just ambivalent. Take note.
10Don't "tap" them. If they are truly Rigid then you don't want to keep them that way. You have to keep a certain distance while still remaining incredibly close but not too close just in case.
11Have a good time! If they see you having a good time maybe they will too and they will loosen up and spill all their secrets.
12Don't gossip about their secrets.
13Take lots of pictures of them so you can study them later. Observation is a scientist's greatest tool.
14When you're alone jot down some poetry about the person you've met. Maybe they're strong and old like a tree or maybe they're fast and exciting like a train. Let your creativity soar.
15Read the poem to them later and see how they respond. Most people like this are really weird about poetry.
16Never close doors for yourself. Make them do it first, they need the work ethic.
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- Wear a smile every day. You'll be more approachable
- Know when to say no. This is not your only chance.
- Go to school to study this more. Many people at school will know more about this and you can share notes!
- Don't let them see you taking pictures of them.
- If they find out what you're doing, run immediately and don't explain anything. You'll only make matters worse.
- If they seem really angry or upset maybe there's something else going on and you should ask them more probing questions but be careful because also they could be crazy so be careful.
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Chris Tillman, making his first major-league start of the season, shut down the Mariners. And Adam Jones, who was traded with Tillman and three others by the Mariners in 2008 for Erik Bedard, hit an upper-deck home run, his 20th homer of the season.
The Mariners ended another offensively challenged homestand Wednesday without a bang, and manager Eric Wedge wasn't going to stand for any whimpering.
Wedge, whose vaunted patience was tested more than once during the 10 games at Safeco, instead issued a manifesto of sorts before the team headed out to Oakland.
The Mariners, less than 24 hours after Baltimore's Wei-Yin Chen took a perfect game into the seventh inning, watched another young Orioles starter, Chris Tillman, take a one-hitter into the ninth.
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The team's inability to hit at home is becoming a growing problem, bordering on a crisis. The Mariners hit .175 during the homestand (which produced a 4-6 record), and now have a .195 average at Safeco through the first 41 games — more than half the home schedule. They are scoring at a pace of 2.85 runs per game, which goes a long way toward explaining their 16-25 home record.
The Mariners' offensive numbers on the road, by contrast, are respectable, but Wedge takes no solace in the fact that they are heading out of town for three games against the A's before the All-Star break.
"I would rather stay here and grind through this and figure it out," he said. "That's my attitude, and that should be their attitude, too. You can't run away from it. You have to look it right in the eye. This is where we play. It's a great place to play. These guys have to figure out how to be at their very best here. That's what we're going to keep pushing to them."
The Mariners also have to figure out what to do with Hector Noesi, who had another lackluster start and absorbed his 11th loss, most in the majors. In five innings, Noesi gave up seven hits and four runs, including an Adam Jones homer, his 20th, and the 20th allowed by Noesi this season in 96-2/3 innings.
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Wedge didn't make any guarantees that Noesi would stay in the rotation — or on the major-league roster.
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This game was a painful reminder of the ill-fated trade from February 2008 that brought Erik Bedard to Seattle for a package that included Jones and Tillman. And not the first one. In May 2011, Tillman limited the Mariners to three hits and a run in a 4-2 Baltimore victory, in which Jones hit a two-run triple.
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Marcus Fenix makes a second appearance on the Xbox 360 console this year, courtesy of Cliff Bleszinski, and the talented crew over at Epic Games. When we last saw Marcus Fenix he was given an ultimatum: either help in the fight for mankinds survival against a horde of creatures known as the Locust, or sit in jail. Obviously, he joined the fight. And what a fight it was. At the end of Gears of War Marcus helped set off a Lightmass Bomb that was meant to eradicate the Locust, and restore peace to a land that had become almost unrecognizable due the relentless attacks of the Locust. But something, somewhere must have gone wrong, and thats where Gears of War 2 comes in, and an Epic adventure begins. Because war is all we know, and we do a damn fine job of doing it.
Fans of Epics first iteration have nothing to fear from Gears of War 2. The game is just as good, if not better, than the first title we played back in 2006. Some of the improvements from number one, to number two are evident right from the start. The infamous Roadie Run has seen a vast improvement since the first Gears title. Now holding down the A button will perform the same warp speed run, but now you can also steer better in the direction you want to head. Also the NPC characters seem to be a little smarter than last time, and wont usually opt to leave you bleeding out in the open when crawling in their direction. Weapons feel more realistic and balanced when laying down extreme amounts of ammunition. The cover mechanic is another part of the Gears experience that definitely received some needed polish. Now instead of sticking to everything you happen to nudge up against, you can pick and choose your cover, and when you want to stick to it, making the feeling of the combat situations more realistic and genuine. One area of the game that didnt need any improvement, and didnt receive any, was the storyline.
The Gears of War 2 story picks up where the first one left off, well almost. Some time has passed since Marcus delivered the bomb that was to bring about the extinction of the Locust. After failing to eradicate the last of the Locust, their queen orders them back in hopes of preserving the little numbers they have left. Deep within the earth the Locust survived, building their numbers back up, and waiting for the right moment to strike again. It is about this time where we revisit the story of humanities struggle against a race of cutthroat cavern dwellers trying to elevate themselves to the top of the food chain.
We join up with Marcus Fenix and our old buddy Dominic Santiago as they are heading off to join a patrol for some good old fashion Locust hunting. At this point we are also introduced to a shaky new soldier, named Benjamin Carmine, who is a little wet behind the ears, but has a big heart (in his shoes). We depart soon after our elongated handshaking session, and a battle bigger than this gamer could ever imagine begins. Before I know it Im thrown into battle working my way through an old abandoned hospital of some sort. I meet up with another old teammate known as Tai: a spiritual warrior who believes in omens, fate, and the glory of battle. But before we can even get down to reminiscing about the old days, I get word that the Locust are moving in to take the building Im currently in and my team braces for the Locust attack that is sure to come. Im on the upper floor overlooking the hospitals lobby. My hands are being to sweat; I start feeling the pressure in my gut build as I hear the Boom, Boom on the door below as the Locust push their way in. What they dont know is that me and the rest of the Delta Squad are ready for them, and have set up a little welcoming gift, or rather a departing gift. After the party ended in the hospital, me and Delta Squad were ordered to meet up with Dizzy: a good old boy who drove one of the huge Derricks, and sounded a hell of a lot like Yukon Cornelius from Rudolph the Red nose Reindeer. This is the point where humanity decides to advance and finally wipe out the Locust once and for all. This is the point where the real struggle begins, and also when you start to see just how gargantuan these battles are going to be.
The COG start witnessing their beloved cities crumbling deep into the earth at this point, and desperate times, call for desperate measures. The COG forces call for an all out attack on the Locust to push them back underground. Carmine, Dizzy, Dom, and Marcus board a giant Derrick transport and head off to a location where Delta Force and the rest of the COG soldiers will board the Grindlifts that will submerge them deep beneath the earths surface, into the heart of the Locust colony know as the Hollow. From here the fight only escalates as Tickers come out of nowhere and explode at my feet, sending bloody chunks of my teammates flying by my face. Flying creatures known as Reavers also swoop in from above to dish out their own kind of justice on us so-called land walkers. At this point you start to get pinned down at certain points underground that might have you reevaluating some of the combat tactic youre using. Conserving ammo and carry one big gun is a necessity at this point and should help for many of the underground battles you will participate in, or rather try and live through.
By this point I was so sucked into the game that I couldnt look away. The storyline was epic, and kept me wanting more, like some kind of crack fiend. It was full of everything anyone couldve ever asked for. It had a struggle for survival, a lost love (again), manly men who looked out for one another, and a bunch of moments that will go down in videogame history: like the ones where you and your comrade are tapping Lancers like you are handing out some sort of futuristic high-five. As you journeyed deeper and deeper into the gooey goodness that binds all the parts of Gears of War 2 together you find that there was no way out for you until the final act, and the final boss battle at the end.
Epics Unreal Engine 3 was the shinning star behind the scenes of GoW 2. The powerful engine took the superb graphics of the last Gears title and made them appear ten times better. Characters faces were breathtakingly rendered, so much so, they looked like the closest thing Ive seen to an actual human all year. The weapons looked just as awesome, if not awesome-R than in the first title. The landscape looked equally amazing, lush green trees were as far as the eye could see while cruising along on the massive derricks deck. When Epic turned it up a notch on me and made me take on my first Brumak, my jaw almost dropped. The giant beast looked amazing and I almost couldnt believe the amount of detail I could see in the enormous creature. It was truly breathtaking, and left me standing there for a moment drooling with my Lancer in hand.
While the upper portions of the world: where the COG resided, looked awesome, the Hollow is the environment where Epics Unreal 3 Engine truly stood out. The Hollow was this crazy world that looked like it was taken out of some nightmare Alice (from Alice in Wonderland) had, and multiplied times a hundred. This was a moist looking place where big wild mushrooms, and other fungi grew sporadically, rocks were as far as you could see, and there were always two different ways to get to the same place. The Hollow was definitely a one of a kind place, in a one of a kind game.
Basically, the graphics were all that, and a bag of chips .
One of the biggest elements that most people forget about, but is essential for creating a great game that people will remember, and play for years, is the music and sound effects. This pulls everything together in a game, and separates the games defining moments from its less defining ones. It is quite apparent that Epic didnt miss a beat, literally, when creating this years Game of the Year. Just imagine watching Star Wars for the first time, and remember the grand orchestra music that played in the background, now times that by ten and you can imagine what Im talking about. For every iconic moment the game threw at you, it had a rhythmic drum pounding in the background to get your blood flowing. The music also served a higher purpose if you paid attention while you were playing. Moments where Big things were going to happen, or moments where you should really pay a little more attention to what was happening around you, were made abundantly clear by the music in the game. The sound effects were also just as equally amazing. I might not go as far as to say it was crunchy, meaty, or chewy, but I will say that all the weapons sounded perfect. Each shot from my Lancer, each hit a Locust took, when I took cover, or every time I hurdled an obstacle, it was met by a sound effect. And not some half-assed sound effect either. This was top shelf stuff. This is something that all developers should aspire to live up to. The sound effects and music were the glue that made GoW 2 come together, and complemented the game perfectly.
While you can run through the came in a co-operative mode of gameplay, multiplayer is where its at. Online the possibilities are endless, and only serve to push Gears of War 2s replay value through the roof. Combine this with the ability to tone down the blood and adult language, and youve got a game that any age player can compete in. While there are a few new modes in the second Gears iteration like Guardian, Wingman, and Submission, my favorite is the Horde Mode. This is where a group of you and your friends can choose your difficulty (casual-through-insane) and take on waves of Locusts. Horde on Hardcore is rough, and by the twentieth wave or so the enemies that progressively become harder and harder to kill. Youll want to hand pick your squad for this one, and everyone better pull his or her own weight if you want to succeed. Its all about teamwork if youre playing online, and what a better way to play a game, than with friends.
Overall Gears 2 is one of the best shooters Ive seen so far this year, or actually in the last few years. With its crisp realistic graphics, epic battles, and vast multiplayer, there isnt one good reason why any gamer shouldnt own this game. And you can even stake your life savings that Epic already has hatched some plans for downloadable content in the future: adding to the games already apparent replay value. Now all the developer needs to do is pat himself/herself on the back, take a vacation, and watch the cash roll in by the barrel full.
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KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan—Sixteen Stryker vehicles rolled into Kandahar Airfield, March 30, signifying the completion of a combat tour for some soldiers, and the beginning of a new mission for the 3rd Sustainment Brigade-Task Force Provider.
At the Joint Nation Maintenance Facility on KAF, soldiers assigned to the Provider's headquarters element and the 135th Quartermaster Company facilitated a turn-in of mission-essential rolling stock, equipment and supplies for redeploying Troops.
"The 3rd Sustainment Brigade is the mission command element for returning, redeploying, redistributing, retrograding and disposal of equipment for units that are conducting their last tactical mile convoy," said Capt. Paola Davila, the officer in charge of this retrograde operation, and native of Miami.
"Because this was our first mission, we came in early to conduct a safety rehearsal and set up the lanes."
There were three lanes orchestrated for the turn in. The two outside lanes were used to accommodate the rolling stock and the center lane was aligned with a number of containers used to store each category of Army supplies and equipment. After the vehicles were parked, the commodities were downloaded and taken to their appropriate storage bin. Task Force Provider soldiers were on-hand at the JNMF to examine the equipment.
Spc. Shane Calvert, a health care specialist with Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd Sustainment Brigade, and native of Roseburg, Ore., inspected for Class VIII, or medical supplies.
"My contribution to the mission is to check for controlled substances and sort the medical equipment," he said. "The medical supplies will be taken to the retro-sort yard."
Sgt. Steven Bricker, an ammunition stock control and accounting specialist, also with HHC, inspected for Class V, or ammunition.
"I check for safety issues, and then I segregate it by the different types of ammunition such as .50 caliber and 7.62mm rounds, pen flares and smoke grenades to name a few," said Bricker, a native of Toledo, Ohio. "Once the ammunition is checked and separated, it is then taken to the ammunition supply point for further inspection and stocked for redistribution or properly disposed of if it's no good."
"Because of the sensitivity of the Class V and VIII supplies, it was appropriate to have qualified individuals to handle those specific commodities," said Sgt. Maj. Ricky Davis, the support operations senior enlisted adviser for the 3rd Sustainment Brigade and native of Temple, Texas.
Once all of the supplies are sorted by classification, the soldiers with the 135th Quartermaster Company loaded the equipment onto a palletized load system truck to transport to its next destination.
"This was our first mission," said Bricker. "It was a rather small one, but it was a good first run. We got a taste of what's to come and we now know what to sustain and what to improve on for the next go-around."
"We were honored to be a part of the process in helping Warriors achieve one more step in returning home," Davila said.
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And, often, most of your friends and family have never heard of crowdfunding.
A crowdfunding consultant for a film told us, "There's a whole world of people out there who have never even heard the word 'crowdfunding.' For our project, many of our contributors set up profiles in order to donate, and only contributed to our project. If you find a way to reach the broader community, outside of filmmakers, you will not only raise more money, you'll also find and connect with your audience well in advance of your release."
Have a few project updates (videos and letters) ready before you launch your campaign.
The consultant explained to us, "I wish someone had told me more about 'update' strategy. It's hard to decide if you should plan updates in advance or think of them on the fly. It can be a lot of work to produce a short video overnight, and by the time it's done, it might not even be relevant anymore. Timing is tricky, so it's good to think about the types of updates you want to have ahead of time and to think about if rewards should be paired with them and/or if videos are necessary or even add anything to the update."
The doc director added, "Have emails ready to send out on the first two days. It took me a really long time to send out the first emails. I didn't realize how long it really takes to send a separate email to everyone I know."
Sure, it's as much work as a job, but so is raising money for a film any way you slice it.
"I thought of it like this: there are so many grants I've applied to," the doc director told Indiewire. "It's a lot of work to apply for a grant, and you send out the applications, and a few months later you (mostly) get a rejection letter. This was like a grant -- actually my campaign raised slightly more than, say, the Sundance grant gives (or so I've read!) -- but I got to make it happen by engaging in an active process as opposed to the passivity of waiting for a granting organization to reject your film (or once in a great, great while, support it.)"
You have to do something to justify people supporting your project over others!
A documentary producer told us, "You have to be very aggressive about getting the word out about the campaign day after day. You need great incentives and fresh reasons why people should give you their 10, 25, 50 dollars instead of someone else. Otherwise you'll get lost in the shuffle.
"I think crowdfunding is still a viable model for some projects that already have a strong, built-in fan-base, or campaigns that create a really strong incentive or angle for giving. But in general, yes -- I do think there's crowdfunding fatigue, especially in this economy. I see a lot of projects out there really struggling to meet their goals."


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Consider the following scenario: A runaway train car is heading for several workers, who will die if nothing is done. You are on a footbridge over the tracks, next to a large stranger whose weight could stop the train car before it hits the workers.
Do you push him to his death?
Most people waver or say they could not, even if they agree that in theory they should. But according to a new study in the journal Nature, subjects with damage to a part of the frontal lobe make a less personal calculation.
The logical choice, they say, is to sacrifice one life to save many.
Conducted by researchers at USC, Harvard University, Caltech and the University of Iowa, the study shows that emotion plays an important role in scenarios that pose a moral dilemma.
If certain emotions are blocked, we make decisions that – right or wrong – seem unnaturally cold.
The scenarios in the study are extreme, but the core dilemma is not: Should one confront a co-worker, challenge a neighbor or scold a loved one in the interest of the greater good?
A total of 30 subjects of both genders faced a set of scenarios pitting immediate harm to one person against future certain harm to many. Six had damage to the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (VMPC), a small region behind the forehead, while 12 had brain damage elsewhere, and another 12 had no damage.
The subjects with VMPC damage stood out in their stated willingness to harm an individual – a prospect that usually generates strong aversion.
"In those circumstances, most people without this specific brain damage will be torn. But these particular subjects seem to lack that conflict," said co-senior author Antonio Damasio, director of the Brain and Creativity Institute and holder of the David Dornsife Chair in Neuroscience in USC College.
"Our work provides the first causal account of the role of emotions in moral judgments," said co-senior author Marc Hauser, professor of psychology at Harvard and Harvard College Professor.
But, Hauser added, not all moral reasoning depends so strongly on emotion.
"What is absolutely astonishing about our results is how selective the deficit is," he said. "Damage to the frontal lobe leaves intact a suite of moral problem-solving abilities but damages judgments in which an aversive action is put into direct conflict with a strong utilitarian outcome."
It is the feeling of aversion that normally blocks humans from harming each other. Damasio described it as "a combination of rejection of the act but combined with the social emotion of compassion for that particular person."
The study will inform a classic philosophical debate on whether humans make moral judgments based on norms and societal rules or based on their emotions.
The study holds another implication for philosophy.
By showing that humans are neurologically unfit for strict utilitarian thinking, the study suggests that neuroscience may be able to test different philosophies for compatibility with human nature.
The Nature study expands on work on emotion and decision-making that Damasio began in the early 1990s and that caught the public eye in his first book, Descartes' Error (Putnam, 1994).
Marc Hauser, whose behavioral work in animals has attempted to identify precursors to moral behavior, then teamed up with Damasio's group to extend those observations.
Other authors on the study were Fiery Cushman and Liane Young of Harvard, Ralph Adolphs of Caltech, and Michael Koenigs and Daniel Tranel of the University of Iowa.
Funding for the research came from the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, and the Guggenheim Foundation.
The mission of the Brain and Creativity Institute is to study the neurological roots of human emotions, memory and communication and to apply the findings to problems in the biomedical and sociocultural arenas. The institute brings together technology and the social sciences in a novel interdisciplinary setting.


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Save a wolf, save a beaver: You know that old adage about how all species are connected? Turns out it's called a "trophic cascade," and here's a great example: wolves force elk to browse more cautiously, leading to bigger stands of aspen, leading to better habitat for beavers, whose ponds provide homes for fish, frogs, and birds (not to mention flood control for the hairless, bipedal primates who live along the river's edge). Still, that knowledge hasn't stopped the Fish and Wildlife Service from removing Wyoming wolves from the Endangered Species List, to the glee of hunters. Apparently USFWS were absent on "Everything is Connected!" day back in 7th-grade biology. New York Times
Guilty until proven innocent: Australia has suffered five fatal shark attacks this year, but its response still reeks of, well, overkill: the country has announced plans to preemptively slaughter any shark that gets "too close" to beachgoers. One official dismissed conservation concerns by saying, "This is, after all, a fish –– let's keep it in perspective." Some perspectives just count for more than others, we guess. The Guardian
Return of the Cold War?: The nationwide natural gas boom facilitated by the rise of fracking could have serious geopolitical repercussions, turning the U.S. into a net gas exporter and breaking Russia's stranglehold on the European market. Now what's that you were saying about "water contamination" and "methane leakage?" What are you, unpatriotic? Seattle Times
Soapy tsunami: A fifty-foot-high tidal wave of foam swept down a river in southern China after rains washed a chemical deodorant over a waterfall. But if you're concerned about the impromptu foam party's impact, don't be! Unnamed Chinese officials assure that the only negative result has been "one or two dead fish." And if you can't trust unnamed Chinese officials when it comes to environmental mishaps, well, who can you trust? Daily Mail
Marine migraines: Pacific Gas & Electric plans to map earthquake zones near its Diablo Canyon nuclear plant by blasting the bottom of the ocean with 250-decibel "air cannons." Can't imagine that could possibly bother the whales or sea otters down there... Los Angeles Times
Acid redux: Every four years, scientists gather to discuss the growing problem of ocean acidification. This year's conference in Monterey Bay, like those before it, "is filled with reports and indices showing our seas are in trouble." But there are also promising signs that the issue of ocean acidification might be easier for people to grasp than, say, climate change -- meaning that it might be easier to inspire action. OnEarth
Beware of shrinkage: Scientists have long known that worldwide fish populations are declining, but as climate change intensifies, individual fish may start shrinking, too. That's because fish have a harder time growing in warm, oxygen-poor waters, and also because small-bodied tropical species will likely displace the bigger ones that inhabit more temperate waters. In other words: it might soon be easier to angle an angelfish than to track down a tuna. The Guardian
Plankton make the world go round: Rainforests get plenty of credit as the planet's lungs, but marine phytoplankton actually produce more than 50% of our oxygen. Problem is, we have no idea how climate change will affect these tiny creatures (although we suspect they won't appreciate their habitat being turned into an acid bath). NPR
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Both ultra-Orthodox parties expected to focus demands on child welfare, religious education, leave ministerial demands for later
Attila Somfalvi
Published: 02.25.09, 01:15 / Israel News
Attila Somfalvi
The ultra-Orthodox parties, with whom Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu
will need to contend during the upcoming weeks of coalition negotiations, have announced they intend to pose considerable demands before agreeing to join any government under the Likud chairman.
"Alongside the talks, we'll be meeting with (Kadima Chairwoman Tzipi) Livni and (Labor Chairman Ehud) Barak. At this point, they have not agreed to set up negotiation teams," he told Ynet. The Likud will only be meeting with right-wing groups at first, although Netanyahu has already offered Livni and Barak a broad coalition that would likely be far more centrist in nature. Both have so far rejected the offer.
Sa'ar said he believes it's possible to sort out the differences between the different parties.
"Already during this first week since elections, we've spoke with five right-wing factions and focused on bridging the gaps on religious and governmental-political issues. I believe we can bridge these gaps," he said.
Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman has already taken a step towards relieving the tensions with religious groups by announcing that his party's demands to separate issues of religion and state – foremost among them the issue of civil marriage – would be moved to the bottom of the group's list of priorities.
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For the second time in four years, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals court has struck down the FCC's attempt to make net neutrality the law of the land.
The issue might have a boring name, but net neutrality has enormous implications. It's the reason the New York Times and the Brainerd Dispatch's respective websites operate at the same speed. It also prevents an internet service provider like Comcast or Time Warner Cable from blocking websites from companies it sees as competition.
More from National Journal:
Supporters of the rules argue they are critical for maintaining a free Internet. They argue that the Internet should be an open platform where all websites receive equal treatment, whether they are large corporate services or small start-ups.
But Republicans and other critics argue the rules unnecessarily restrict the business decisions of Internet providers...
The judges concluded that the FCC was inappropriately treating broadband Internet as a "common carrier" service. Traditional phone lines, railroads, airlines and other services are considered common carriers and must offer service to everyone.
On The Daily Circuit, we look at what's coming next in the legal internet battle.
• Closing Time for the Open InternetWithout net-neutrality rules, a firm like Verizon or Comcast can do whatever it likes to content moving across its network. If it wants, it can make a blog that criticized its latest policies unreachable, or block T-Mobile's customer support. Acting together, the Internet service providers could destroy Netflix by slowing its data to a crawl, making movies impossible to watch. (New Yorker)
• Why You Should Be Freaking Out About The End Of Net NeutralityPut together items one and two and it becomes clear -- negating net neutrality is bad for small businesses. If ISPs force website owners pay for faster load times, tiny retailers and personal websites will be the ones to suffer from slower content delivery. (Huffington Post)


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My original token hack didn't work for many people. I'm assuming (I tested on another computer) that this was caused by the GUI needing a DLL I forgot to include.
I've created this version, with no special GUI (Default Windows) and it should work correctly.
Exact the zip (when approved) to anywhere you want.
Make sure memory_control.dll is in the same directory as the executable.
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Run the Hack
Change the numerical value to desired amount
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Alia Bhatt's debut film Student Of The Year had a scene where actor Sidharth Malhotra claims that Shanaya, the character played by Alia, is not really clever and that she is more about fashion than brains. But the role seems to have stuck with Alia Bhatt's real life image too. She became the victim of Facebook memes and Twitter jokes after her Koffee With Karan debacle. The actress in a fit of hurry claimed Prithvi Raj Chauhan to be the President of India and later, the statement made her a butt of jokes on the internet. She was regarded as the epitome of unintelligence and was criticized for her so called negligible IQ level.
Despite the jokes that turned out to be downright insulting at certain points, the actress decided to take it up as a challenge. In what could be termed as one of its kind move, Alia decided to feature in a video titled 'Alia Bhatt: Genius of the Year' for AIB (All India Backchod). The video in fact is a spoof on herself. The said video combined the jokes that went viral on the web and Alia decided to respond to them in a rather satirical manner.
While this move has left some surprised, many, on the other hand, have appreciated Alia Bhatt's tongue in cheek sense of humour and her sheer guts to laugh on herself.
In the era where Bollywood controversies and ego hassles form the daily dose of media gossip columns, Alia Bhatt decided to go ahead with this video and turn into a laughing stock, despite the risk of being flaked for the same. She is the first celebrity who decided to take a firm step and fight back criticisms but without offending anyone, at the same time adding the humour element. Many personalities are currently saluting Alia for her spirit and also for the fact that being one of the youngest actors in B-town, she has shown the level of maturity that very few have in an industry like Bollywood.
Author William Arthur Ward had once said, "To make mistakes is human; to stumble is commonplace; to be able to laugh at yourself is maturity." To have made 'sounding unintelligent' look like a cakewalk, Alia Bhatt surely deserves credit for her sporting spirit. When one achieves fame, it is quite obvious that their actions often hog the spotlight whether it's their sweet gesture


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Monday 11/27/2006 concrete pour was done on the fourth and final bridge under reconstruction. I checked myself and took this photo today 11/28/2006.
Paving may now start on the final 9 miles, which will connect to the Silver Comet trail. This contract is to be completed by February 2007. Extensive preparation is underway and I expect the paving to be done long before February 2007. One company obtained both contracts for the entire 9-miles and they seam to be in a hurry to get their money.
In the meantime you can bypass this rough unpaved section using highways 49, 70, and 94 to get to the Silver Comet trail. From Piedmont, AL ride the Chief Ladiga trail until you get to the (closed) snack shack and turn left off the trail and right onto highway 70. Look for the green arrows. Take the next paved road to the right. This road is not marked but a green arrow with parentheses will show you the way. This is highway 94. You will find a sign telling you the bridge ahead is out and the road is for local traffic only. Ignore this sign as you and your bike can cross the bridge but vehicular traffic cant. Highway 94 will take you to highway 70 and then you take 49 to the Georgia line. From their take the next paved/unmarked road to the left, which will cross the Silver Comet trail. You can take highway 70 over the mountain but it a pretty long, hard, and steep climb!
Here is a photo of the bridge on highway 94 just so you know what you're getting into if you take that route.
Highway 94 is a very scenic route and well worth getting off your bike and carefully pushing it across the damaged bridge and it sure is a lot easier than taking that hellish climb on highway 70!


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Windows XP Secrets
Here is a collection of tips, and secrets I found regarding your copy of
Windows XP. When I say 'your' copy, I mean all general distro's of XP
from Home edition to Pro.
Level Easy to Intermediate
1) Newbie but nice tips
Stop CD's from auto playing - Hold down the Shift key for a few seconds after inserting CD.
Did you know you can open a explorer window of XP folders by simply typing it's name in the run box.
Try this:
- Start ---> Run
- Then in the Run box type " Desktop" (without the quotes)
- Click ENTER
- Your desktop contents opens up in an explorer window
Try it out on others, I've tried " Desktop" and " Control Panel ", they work... nice eh?
Here's an interesting one for you.
- In the Run box enter a " ." (period or full stop whatever you call it) only.
- Click ENTER
If you know DOS you'll understand what's happening here (hint try " .." too)
2) System Properties > I Can't access it with out my Mouse !
To access the System Properties window when your mouse won't work, hold
down the Windows key (usually between Ctrl and Alt) then hit
Pause/Break (near Scroll Lock ) and presto! One System Properties
windows coming right up!
Did you know that you can password protect your PC without 3rd party software? Yup... it's easy.
Lockdown is a very effective way to secure your machine **IF** you have
a password on your acount and don't use "auto-logon" software/settings.
No more wiating for the screen saver password to come on! Instant and
- Click on Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> User Accounts
- Click on "Change the way users logon on and off"
- Uncheck "Use Fast User Switching"
- Uncheck "Use Welcome Screen"
- Close that window (optional)
- Hold down the Windows key then hit the letter "L"
- Your workstation is now locked
**There's another way to put the workstation into lockdown...
- Go through steps 1-5 of the previous list
- Hit Ctrl-Alt-Del
- Hit Enter
3) clsid Codes - and what they are for..
My Computer
Network Neighborhood
Recycle Bin
Task Scheduler
Control Panel
Web Folders
4) Windows XP shortcut keys
- Windows: Display the Start menu
- Windows + D: Minimize or restore all windows
- Windows + E: Display Windows Explorer
- Windows + F: Display Search for files
- Windows + Ctrl + F: Display Search for computer
- Windows + F1: Display Help and Support Centre
- Windows + R: Display Run dialog box
- Windows + break: Display System Properties dialog box
- Windows + shift + M: Undo minimize all windows
- Windows + L: Lock the workstation
- Windows + U: Open Utility Manager
- Windows + Q: Quick switching of users (Powertoys only)
- Windows + Q: Hold Windows Key, then tap Q to scroll thru the different users on your pc
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Anyone know when Mediacom Channel 22 is replaying the game?
I think it's Tuesday or Wednesday nights. It's on Clonezone right now if you got real desperate.
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Ashley Greene experienced not big but a bit of a wardrobe malfunction Wednesday evening at the People's Choice Awards in L.A. According to a report from Hollywood Life, no and no. As wardrobe malfunctions go it was a rather benign one, but likely proved embarrassing to Greene just the same.
What caused Ashley Greene's Wardrobe Malfunction at People's Choice Awards
Ashley was decked out in a stylish black leather dress with lace sleeves. When the stage lights hit the dress just right, however, all fans could concentrate on was her underwear. Fortunately, unless Ashley was seeing herself in a monitor at the time, she wasn't even remotely aware of her wardrobe malfunction until after the People's Choice Awards had ended.
Do you recall seeing any additional wardrobe malfunctions during the People's Choice Awards? Hopefully Ashley Greene's was the worst of the evening, which would mean that all in all it wasn't a horrible evening where malfunctions were concerned. It's too bad that Ashley's stylist didn't do a wardrobe check under suitable lighting before the awards show was underway. Hers was one of those rare wardrobe malfunctions that probably could have been rectified before it turned embarrassing.
Despite the malfunction, Ashley Greene looked lovely at the People's Choice Awards, and hopefully isn't feeling too awfully embarrassed as her dress and undies are the topics of a few conversations a day later.
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Grey's Anatomy Spoilers: Amelia Still Battling Demons, Says Caterina Scorsone
Derek Shepherd, prepare to get used to your having your sister around — she'll be here for awhile. That's right: Caterina Scorsone will be sticking around on Grey's Anatomy for a few more episodes to play Derek's (Patrick Dempsey) sis, and she's not just crashing with Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Derek to figure out whether or not she can do the whole "having a family thing" now that she's engaged. Nope, Amelia's got some serious issues to work through.
"Amelia is not an uncomplicated character," Caterina tells TV Line. "She's endured enough traumas that she'll be working it out for the rest of her life. So, I'm sure there's plenty to plumb in the coming episodes."
Sound familiar? Yep, that applies to just about every Grey's character ever. And according to what Caterina tells The Hollywood Reporter, Amelia's in "full freak-out mode."
"She's in Seattle fully freaking out and not sure who she is or what she needs to do to be a functional human in society," Caterina says. "She's not sure if marrying James is the answer or if she should dive more fully into her career. She's stuck in a position that a lot of women wrestle with when considering marriage and kids."
And when it comes to Season 11, Caterina's fingers are crossed that she's asked back to become a more permanent part of the cast.
"There's always a chance in Shondaland!" she says.
How do you think Amelia's storyline will pan out? Will she be around for Season 11?
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1990's Ketron X4 MIDI Keyboard Percussion/Rhythm Expansion Module/Machine
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1990's Ketron X4 MIDI Keyboard Percussion/Rhythm Expansion Module/MachineThis is an 90's Ketron Model X4 MIDI Keyboard Percussion/Rhythm Expansion Module/Machine . Used. Made in Italy. Serial #A2AB10753D. Version 4a. This unit was used professionally by an accordion player for accompaniment. Includes : Hardshell case for Ketron Module, Volume pedal, removable AC cord, four switch MIDI footswitch and original Ketron Owner's Manual. Ketron Factory Description : "The new Ketron X4 provides an integrated and fully relational synthesizer module all in a single compact unit. By using industry standard MIDI as the primary interface, the Ketron X4 can be used with the huge range of MIDI keyboards, accordions, guitars, wind controllers, and of course, computers. Once connected, to a MIDI controller the X4 takes care of all the various elements used in the production of music: a stunningly realistic Sound generation, Realtime Arranger, Sampler, Sequencer module, Microphone input, 4 assignable audio outputs, Floppy Disk Drive, Computer Interface and '8 meg Flash Card Slot'. Being internally connected, all these modules are fully interactive. With so many options, editable parameters, and vast setting capability, the X4 becomes the creation of the musician that uses it". Some features : 64 Note Polyphony, 32 Multitimbral. 276 Sounds, 20 Drum Sets, 231 Percussions, Drum Grooves, PCM, Analog (Saw, Square, Sine), FM Voicing. 128 User programmable Voices. Much more! Checkout Ketron's website for more information on this unit. Tested and it works great! Please ask all questions BEFORE you bid. !! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS, PLEASE NOTE: As of April 2010, the United States Postal Service has REDUCED dimensional sizes of cartons shipped Internationally to various countries that previously accepted the larger sized ones. Due to this change, I may not be able to ship to your country any larger sized cartons (108" total dimension) as this size has been REDUCED by the USPS to 79" total overall dimension. So... Please e-mail me FIRST, to CONFIRM that I can ship to your country BEFORE you bid . If you do not ask via e-mail BEFORE you bid regarding shipping costs, I may cancel your bid and block you from bidding on other of my auctions. Thank you in advance for your cooperation! ALSO PLEASE NOTE : Import duties, taxes and charges (typically collected upon delivery or pickup) are the buyer's responsibility and are NOT included in the item price or shipping charges . Please check with your country's customs office prior to bidding/buying to determine what these additional costs will be. We will NOT alter any USPS Customs Forms to show 'reduced values'. Please DO NOT request that this be done . Thank you! ALSO....ATTENTION PLEASE!! Due to the current increase of 'low life' scammers using the "Second Chance Option" via e-mail as a way to scam honest eBay Bidders out of their money, I have changed my policy on "Second Chance Offers/Options" as follows: If you bid on my auctions and receive ANY e-mails regarding a 'Second Chance Offer' , please VERIFY via E-Mail with ME as to whether or not this is indeed a VALID OFFER ! DO NOT SEND OR TRANSFER ANY MONEY TO ANYONE UNTIL YOU HAVE E-MAILED ME FIRST! THANK YOU! This policy is designed to protect YOU from getting ripped off!!! 04.08.021
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Award Eligibility and Graduation Policy
Policy overview
- 1 Purpose
- 2 Scope
- 3 Policy Statement
- 4 Principles
- 5 Award Eligibility specific criteria
- 6 Medals and Awards with Distinction
- 7 Posthumous Awards
- 8 Graduation
- 9 Students with debts to the University
- 10 Revocation of Award
- 11 Replacement Testamur
- 12 References
- 13 Schedules
- 14 Policy Information
1 Purpose
To establish the requirements for Award eligibility and conferral.
2 Scope
This policy applies to all Students enrolled in an Award Program.
This policy does not apply to Honorary Awards. Please refer to the Honorary Award and Title Policy for information on Honorary Awards.
3 Policy Statement
The University grants Awards on the basis of merit to Students who have satisfied the requirements of the Award program in which they are enrolled.
To be eligible for an Award a Student normally should have satisfactory academic standing for the Award Program in which they are enrolled. The Executive Dean of a faculty, having due regard for information concerning each particular Student's situation, may recommend to the Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor that a Student who does not have satisfactory academic standing be permitted to graduate from a program of that faculty.
Once a Student has satisfied the requirements for the Award Program in which they are enrolled, the Student will become a Graduand of the University.
Awards and medals are conferred by the University at a graduation ceremony.
4 Principles
The following principles and requirements apply for all Award Programs:
- Students must satisfy all the requirements for the Award within the maximum time allowable as specified in the program accreditation documents and the University Handbook.
- Students who have had a break in their study that requires them to apply for readmission must, if readmitted, resume study under the Award Program requirements which are in place at the time they are readmitted.
- In exceptional circumstances, the Executive Dean of the Faculty offering the program, or the Director (Research Training and Development) in the case of Research Higher Degree programs, may extend the time to complete the Award Program beyond that specified in the program accreditation documents.
- A Student who has been admitted to and partially completed an Award Program and who has completed all the requirements of a second Award Program, may, subject to any specific Faculty or program restrictions, transfer and graduate from the second Award Program without undertaking any further study.
- Any Student who has a debt of any type to the University will not be permitted to graduate.
5 Award Eligibility specific criteria
To be eligible for an Award of the University, a Student must have satisfied the requirements for the Award Program in which they are enrolled. Specific criteria for Award eligibility is set out as per the Award Eligibility Specific Criteria Schedule.
6 Medals and Awards with Distinction
The University recognises outstanding academic achievement by conferring University Medals, Faculty Medals, Awards with Distinction and Awards for Excellence upon graduating Students. Specific eligibility criteria for Medals and Awards with Distinction are set out as per the Medals and Awards with Distinction Schedule.
7 Posthumous Awards
The University may recognise the achievements of a Student who has died after the completion of the requirements for an Award, and is yet to graduate from the University, by posthumously conferring the Award.
The University may also recognise a Student who has died whilst in the final stages of his or her program of study by posthumously conferring the Award in which they were enrolled or a lesser/embedded Award. If the Student is not eligible to receive a lesser/embedded Award, then the Student may be posthumously awarded a Certificate of Achievement by the University.
Upon the recommendation of the Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor will recommend the appropriate course of action to the Chancellor for approval on behalf of Council. All Posthumous Awards approved will be reported by the Chancellor at a subsequent meeting of Council.
8 Graduation
All Awards will be conferred by Council at a University graduation ceremony.
The University holds a number of graduation ceremonies throughout the year. By the end of February, July and December in each calendar year, the Executive Dean of the Faculty will confirm those Students who have completed the requirements to graduate.
Students who have been confirmed as having completed the requirements of an Award Program and who wish to attend a graduation ceremony must submit their request to attend the prescribed date.
At graduation ceremonies Graduands, processing academic staff and members of the University Council must wear academic dress as per the Academic Dress Schedule.
The University may limit the number of people who accompany a Graduand to a graduation ceremony.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Students and Communities) is responsible for graduation ceremonies and all communication with Students in relation to graduation ceremonies.
Graduands unable to attend a graduation ceremony shall have their Award conferred by Council 'in absentia'.
Graduates will be presented with a Testamur at the graduation ceremony. Graduates who have their Award conferred 'in absentia' will receive their Testamur after the relevant graduation ceremony.
Upon conferral of an Award, the Student will become a Graduate of the University and will become eligible to join the University's Alumni Network.
9 Students with debts to the University
Any Student with debts of any type to the University will not be permitted to graduate until the debt is cleared. It is the responsibility of the Student to clear any debts to the University before the cut-off date to graduate for the relevant graduation ceremony.
A Testamur will not be issued to any Student with a debt to the University.
10 Revocation of Award
The University Council reserves the right to revoke an Award that has been conferred on the basis that the individual:
- did not complete the necessary requirements for the Award; or
- achieved conferral through Academic Misconduct, fraudulent or dishonest means.
Upon revocation of the Award by the University Council, the individual is advised in writing that they are no longer permitted to cite or imply that they are a recipient of the Award and a noting including the date the Award was revoked is placed on the individual's academic record.
11 Replacement Testamur
In certain circumstances, the University may replace a Graduate's Testamur.
Applications to replace a Testamur shall be made to the Graduations Office.
The University will normally only replace a Testamur in the following circumstances:
- A change of name is required on the Testamur.
- The original Testamur is damaged.
- The original Testamur was issued by the Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education (DDIAE) or the University College of Southern Queensland (UCSQ) and the Graduate wishes the Testamur to be re-issued by the University of Southern Queensland (USQ).
- The original Testamur is lost.
Fees may be charged by the University for a replacement Testamur.
12 References
13 Schedules
This policy must be read in conjunction with its subordinate schedules as provided in the table below.
14 Policy Information
Subordinate Schedules
Award Eligibility Specific Criteria Schedule
Accountable Officer
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Students and Communities)
Policy Type
Academic Quality Policy
Approved Date
Effective Date
Review Date
Relevant Legislation
Related Policies
Related Procedures
Examination and Award of Research Higher Degrees Procedure
Related forms, publications and websites
Terms defined in the Definitions Dictionary
Academic Misconduct involves providing aid or assistance in relation to, creating or making, obtaining or acquiring, or using information, services or equipment that may unfairly give a Student an unauthorised advantage relative to other Students with regard to a Formal Examination or other Assessment Item. 'Unauthorised advantage' includes any advantage not identified for the Formal Examina...more
The qualification conferred upon a Student following the successful completion of an Academic Program. The categories of Award include: Associate Degree, Diploma, Bachelor Degree, Bachelor Honours Degree, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, Master Degree (both Coursework and research), Doctoral Degree (both Coursework and research) and Higher Doctorate....more
A sequence of study which leads to an academic qualification granted by the University and conferred by Council....more
Council means the governing body, the University of Southern Queensland Council....more
The basic unit of study and assessment for which a Student may be awarded a grade, and may accumulate credit units towards completion of a Program....more
A method of teaching and learning that leads to the acquisition of skills and knowledge and does not include a major research component....more
A Student who the Executive Dean, or Director (Research Training and Development) in the case of Research Higher Degrees programs, has certified as having completed all the requirements of an Academic Program but upon whom Council has not yet conferred that Award....more
A Student upon whom Council has conferred an Award....more
A Research Doctorate or Research Masters program for which at least two-thirds of the student load for the program is required as research work....more
A person who has been Admitted or Enrolled at the University, but has not yet graduated from their Academic Program....more
A certificate issued by the Council of the University to signify that a Student has satisfied the requirements of a specific program and has graduated....more
This is an indicator of the value of a Course. Most Courses are valued at one Unit. Units are used to track progress towards completing a program. (The term used prior to 2002 to describe a Course)...more
Definitions that relate to this policy only
Graduation, Award, Award Eligibility
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Dorothy "Tootie" Ramsey
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Natalie Green
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Joanne "Jo" Polniaczek (1980-1988)
Charlotte Rae
Edna Garrett (1979-1986)
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Blair: Well, I know exactly what you're doing. He's setting up a three-cornered exchange. The man who wants to buy Raymond's building will buy this one instead and then they'll swap. That way no one has to pay capital gains taxes.
(They all stare at Blair)
Mrs. Garrett: Is that legal?
Blair: My father does it all the time.
Jo: Yeah, but is it legal?
Raymond: Mother, just because I'm an accountant and dependable and brush my teeth three times a day does not mean I lack imagination.
Raymond: Mom, I've got something to tell you. Sit down.
Mrs. Garrett: Sit down? You never give me news I have to sit down for. That's your brother's department.
(In Blair's room)
Jo: Well as of tonight I officially moved out of my dorm.
Blair: Where are you going to live?
(Jo drops her suitcase and sleeping bag)
Blair: You can't live in my room!
Jo: No no no, I can't live in my room. Every night after curfew I'll sneak in the window, and every morning before breakfast I'll sneak out the window.
Blair: You mean you'll stow away in my room like a rat on a ship?
Jo: Sure. No one will know I'm here.
Blair: I'll know! This is a single room! There's not enough oxygen in here for two people!
Jo: We'll get a plant.
Natalie: The halls crawl with men?
Jo: Natalie, don't drool.
Blair: Come on, I'll show you around campus.
Natalie: Couldn't we just crawl the halls awhile?
(Guy, dressed only in a towel, walks in looking for his book)
Guy: (To Natalie and Tootie) Have either of you seen my Basic Anatomy?
Tootie: I'll take lots of pictures.
Natalie: Tootie, we are not going on a field trip to the zoo. We're entering a new world of higher learning, intellectual pursuits...
Tootie: ...Co-ed dorms.
Natalie: (hands her back her camera) Be discreet.
Jo: I'm not begging anybody for money.
Blair: I suppose if I offered to write you a check you'd break my-
Jo: Both of 'em!
Blair: I didn't offer.
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The Opening credits are the same as they were for the previous season, except for a new shot of Charlotte Rae and Lisa Whelchel. This is only used for the first three episodes.
This begins Edna's Edibles. Tootie and Natalie are granted permission to live with Edna in the store, but still go to Eastland. Eastland is not seen much at all anymore, and Edna's Edibles is the regular hang out.
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March 2, 2012
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Oregon announces 2011 workplace deaths
Figure second lowest in state history
(Salem) – Twenty-eight people covered by the Oregon workers' compensation system died on the job during 2011, the Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS) announced today. It's the second lowest number of deaths reported since the state started tracking workplace deaths in 1943.
The total is an increase from 2010's all-time low of 17 deaths. That figure was likely tied, in part, to the economic downturn. In 2009, 31 people died on the job and in 2008 there were 45 deaths.
On-the-job injuries have been on the decline in recent decades. In the 1990s, there was an average of 55 workplace deaths per year. In the 1980s, the average was 81 deaths. The statewide rate of reported workplace injuries and illnesses has also decreased more than 50 percent since the late 1980s.
"The loss of any worker on the job is a tragedy," said Patrick Allen, DCBS director. "While this year's increase in worker deaths is modest, and still at historically low levels, we need to redouble our efforts to ensure safe workplaces for all Oregonians."
Trucking and logging industries saw the largest concentration of deaths in 2011, with four each. That trend is consistent with fatalities in 2010.
"Success in reducing fatalities requires continued effort – and it's a matter of winning the battle at each individual job site in Oregon," said Michael Wood, administrator of Oregon OSHA, a division of DCBS. "While the overall trend in deaths remains promising, we can't forget the real tragedy for the family and friends of each of these individuals."
Oregon OSHA offers educational workshops, consultation services, training videos, and website information to help Oregon employers create or improve their safety and health programs.
DCBS compiles fatality statistics from records of death claim benefits paid by Oregon workers' compensation insurers during the calendar year. The data reported may exclude workplace fatalities involving self-employed individuals, city of Portland police and fire employees, federal employees, and incidents occurring in Oregon to individuals with out-of-state employers. These workers are either not subject to Oregon workers' compensation coverage requirements or are covered by other compensation systems.
Deaths that occur during a prior calendar year may appear in the compensable fatality count for a later year because of the time required to process a claim.
Complete data on all deaths caused by injuries in Oregon workplaces, regardless of whether they are covered by workers' compensation insurance, are computed separately and reported in the annual Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI) administered by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The 2010 CFOI report is not expected for release until the fall of 2012.
The link to the full DCBS fatality report can be found here: http://www.cbs.state.or.us/imd/rasums/ra_pdf/wc/fatal/annual_rpt_11.pdf
Oregon OSHA, a division of the Department of Consumer and Business Services, enforces the state's workplace safety and health rules and works to improve workplace safety and health for all Oregon workers. For more information, go to www.orosha.org.
The Department of Consumer and Business Services is Oregon's largest business regulatory and consumer protection agency. For more information, go to www.dcbs.oregon.gov.


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Alex Len
The Maryland Terrapins have won seven games in a row, and even though the opposition hasn't been great during that stretch, playing undefeated basketball for over a month should earn you a little recognition. Explosive scorer Terrell Stoglin has been doing most of the work so far this season, but help may have finally arrived, and it's in a 7'1" Ukrainian package. Freshman center Alex Len has finished serving his mysterious ten-game NCAA suspension, and is playing extremely well. In his first three career games, Len is averaging 14.0 points on 78.9% shooting along with 8.0 rebounds and 2.3 blocks per game. He also looks comfortable from the stripe, shooting a respectable 66.7% on 18 attempts. It's been suggested that Len could be a first-round pick when he decides to leave Maryland and it's not hard to see why. He's a more than decent athlete for a plus-seven footer. While he's raw offensively, he runs the court well and displays good instincts around the rim. Maryland is a lot more exciting with Len in the post, and he'll fit in well with Stoglin and Pe'Shon Howard (who also returned to the team recently). Other teams can no longer sleep on the Terps.
Travis McKie
Wake Forest is not likely to be challenging for the ACC championship this season, but they are much-improved from a season ago, and a lot of that is forward Travis McKie. McKie has polished his offensive ability, not having to rely so much on his athleticism anymore (though he still scores a lot of points off of cuts and transition opportunities). He's clearly more comfortable than he used to be on the perimeter, where he makes 1.1 threes per game on 39.0% shooting (up from 0.5 threes made on 30.4% shooting in 2010-2011). But unlike many players who become better outside shooters, McKie is still a physical player on both ends of the court. He uses his strength a lot better when posting up smaller players, and aggressively pursues contact. He's shooting more free-throws per game (5.9 attempts this year), and it has improved his efficiency across the board. Over the course of his sophomore season, he's averaging 17.9 points per game and he should only get better in time.
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Position: G
Height: 5-10 Weight: 220 lbs.
Born: October 29, 1924 in Chicago, IL
Died: December 19, 1999
High School: St. George
College: Washington (MO), Northwestern (school history)
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 8th round (68th overall) of the 1946 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)