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Huskies Stun Top-Ranked Wolverines
Dayton, Ohio — Last season, Northeastern didn't earn a victory until December, starting the year with an 11-game winless streak.
This year the Huskies won their opener in style, stunning the preseason's top-ranked team, Michigan, 4-2, in the first game of the Lefty McFadden Invitational. Keni Gibson made 31 saves between the pipes for the Huskies, while Jason Guerriero led the way with the game-winning goal along with two assists. Al Montoya stopped 30 Husky shots in a losing effort for the Wolverines.
"It was just a real smart game by our players; they deserve all the credit," Northeastern coach Bruce Crowder said. "Jason Guerriero was a kid who almost didn't make the trip, battled through some bumps and bruises and obviously he had a tremendous game. We need our best guys to play like that. Gibson was great in the net. I think that this team had a real dose of confidence tonight."
Crowder said that Michigan's top ranking was not used as a locker-room incentive.
"We didn't bring it up at all," Crowder said. "We just went about our job, our business. It's just one game, and we've only been on the ice for three or four days, but I thought for the most part we didn't make a lot of mental errors defensively. That's part of the game where we've got a lot of guys. We didn't change a whole lot systems-wise, and I think that showed tonight."
Michigan coach Red Berenson was disappointed by the play of his Wolverines, acknowledging that the preseason No. 1 is a double-edged sword.
"No question," Berenson said. "When you think you're better and everyone tells you good you are and you haven't played a game yet … This was a real game. There's no more Windsors on our schedule, so you can forget about that No. 1 ranking; it's gone. And that's fine. We don't deserve it anyway."
In a rather whistle-happy game, the Wolverines got into a trouble in the second period, as the Huskies had several lengthy power plays.
"I don't know if it was the rash of penalties that put us on our heels," Berenson mused. "We had to kill off a five-on-three, and right at the end they scored. But we weren't generating the offense, whether five-on-five or on the power play.
"They did a good job and kept the puck deep in our zone, and we weren't generating good scoring chances. And we were giving up too many chances — Montoya had to stand on his head in the third period to keep the score what it was. We didn't play well defensively or offensively."
In a first period that featured referee Kevin Hall calling a tight game with seven minor penalties, both teams had ample opportunity to work on their power plays. With NU defenseman Chuck Tomes in the box midway through the period, Michigan notched the game's first goal at 10:11.
Sophomore center T.J. Hensick had the puck low in the right-wing faceoff circle, and he nicely crossed the puck to Gajic, who was a few feet out from the far post. With half the net to shoot at, Gajic fired it in for the first goal of the season.
On another power play in the period's last minute, the Huskies came close to tying the game. Freshman Josh Robertson looked confident with the puck, and after a lengthy possession the puck ended up in the middle of the crease. Montoya appeared to have no idea that the puck was there. The Huskies frantically swarmed the net, but the Wolverines dodged the bullet when the puck was cleared.
Just 13 seconds into period two, the Huskies were the fortunate ones, as Jeff Tambellini broke in and crossed to Mike Brown, and the puck went in off his skate. Hall immediately waved the goal off. But should the goal have stood?
"That's a good question," Berenson said. "If that goal counted, that changes the game a little bit. The pass was so hard from Tambellini to Brown that it's hard for me to say that he directed it into the net intentionally. It did go off his foot, but was it intentional? I think there's no way."
Thirty-six seconds later, NU tied it. Guerriero raced into the Wolverine end and took a shot that Montoya saved, and the rebound was knocked home with the goal credited to Ray Ortiz.
Less than five minutes later, Michigan regained the lead. Senior David Moss got the puck low in the right-wing circle and made a deft move to his backhand before flipping the puck in high on Gibson's stick side.
Another spate of penalties finally led to the game-tying goal by NU at 9:30. In the waning seconds of the power play, freshman Robertson got his first collegiate goal, trickling a shot through traffic to beat Montoya and make it 2-2.
"Obviously, it's a great way to start out, a great feeling," Robertson said. "I was just in the right place at the right time … It was a shot from the point, got tipped by Swiniarski. I just kind of pulled it back on the backhand, and it went through his legs."
At 15:59, Northeastern took the lead, when Morris found Guerriero on the doorstep, where the senior pivotman calmly made a move to his backhand before slipping it in low past Montoya.
"Morris made a great play there," Guerriero said. "We kind of made eye contact, and he put it right on my stick, gave me the time that I had. If he had held on to it, someone would have been on me. I made one little move on Montoya — he made the first move, so I kind of lucked out and put it underneath him."
Fifteen seconds into period three, the Huskies almost obtained a two-goal cushion. Rushing on in the right wing, Ortiz fed to Guerriero crashing the far post, but Montoya stopped the tip-in attempt.
The top-ranked Wolverines had excellent chances to tie it up at the 12-minute mark. Gibson made a huge toe save on Tambellini from about 15 feet, and then — seconds later — Hensick had a good chunk of net to shoot at but missed the target.
The next several minutes featured plenty of action, as the Wolverines pressed to tie it while the Huskies effectively counterpunched with great chances for Ray Ortiz and Brian Swiniarski. With 51.3 seconds left, the Huskies iced it when Donny Grover's slapshot from the left point beat Montoya to make it 4-2.
Northeastern (1-0-0) faces Miami Saturday, while Michigan (0-1-0) will try its luck against Boston University.
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No measurable amount of rain fell in the Valley on Tuesday, and temperatures are expected to rise to average for this time of the year by Thursday, weather officials said.
"We are pretty much high and dry from now on," said Marvin Percha, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service.
The temperature topped out at 73 degrees at about 4 p.m. in Phoenix on Tuesday, and the low is expected to fall to 53.
Breezy weather crossed the Valley with gusts that reached 30 mph recorded at Sky Harbor International Airport, he said.
A warming trend will begin Wednesday, bringing sunny skies with a high of 78 degrees and a low of 55, said Matthew Hirsch, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. Temperatures will be in the 80s by Thursday and in the lower 90s for the weekend.
Strong winds lashed the Phoenix area and Arizona on Monday, forcing highway closures, knocking out power and creating health concerns as dust covered the state.
Thunderstorms hit Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and rain fell in Scottsdale and central Phoenix, according to the National Weather Service.
The winds came from a strong low-pressure system that rolled across the state, causing wind-related warnings throughout Arizona.
The fastest gusts Monday, were reported at nearly 65 mph along Interstate 40 in northern Arizona. Windblown dust cut visibility to nearly zero in parts of the afternoon between Flagstaff and Winslow, and the highway was shut down for three hours.
In the Valley, power outages were reported in several areas, and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issued a health watch for large particulates, called PM-10, in the air.
Airborne dust can aggravate heart- and lung-disease symptoms, especially in older patients, children and those with asthma, officials said.
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SRP also reported a power outage at 18th Street and Missouri Avenue in Phoenix that affected about 70 customers. The wind took down a power pole in that location.
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The dust and excessive wind has stirred up the symptoms in patients, said Dr. Arthur Mollen of The Mollen Clinic. The dust is causing sneezing, congestion, runny noses, and has been particularly though for those with asthma.
There are more patients than normal for this time of the year with allergy symptoms, Mollen said.
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Atticus Gray- A classic, distinguished name that will mature and age well.
Phoenix Kai- I would assume this was a girls name, as I live in China.
Milo Gray- See Milo below.
Phoenix Gray- See Phoenix above.
Milo Phoenix- I've always thought Milo to be a pet name... probably because of "The Adventures of Milo and Otis".
I only like Atticus Gray from your list.INTP Anthropologist Living in the centre of China, married to a Persian, and just enjoying a completely unpredictable life
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I like Milo Gray the best from the list (Miles I would like even more). I don't like Phoenix, as it feels very feminine to me (I live in China, the phoenix is very much a female symbol here, whereas the dragon is the male symbol). Atticus is nice, but I am starting to feel less positive about it the more I hear it (and it is becoming very popular/common-- so if you truly don't want normal/everyday names, be warned, this name has a very good chance to become a very normal/everyday name within the next few years)Updated Name List- http://www.ebabynames.com/list/eff115- Vote away...
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A Study of the Efficacy and Safety of Adalimumab in Pediatric Subjects With Enthesitis Related Arthritis
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The study will evaluate how well adalimumab works and how safe it is in the treatment of children with Enthesitis Related Arthritis.
Enthesitis Related Arthritis (ERA)
Biological: adalimumab - blinded
Biological: placebo for adalimumab - blinded
Biological: Adalimumab - open label
Phase 3
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|A Double-blind, Placebo-controlled, Multicenter Study of the Efficacy and Safety of Adalimumab in Pediatric Subjects With Enthesitis Related Arthritis
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MedlinePlus related topics: Arthritis
Drug Information available for: Adalimumab
Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center resources: Enthesitis-related Juvenile Idiopathic ArthritisU.S. FDA Resources
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Percent change in the number of active joints with arthritis [ Time Frame: Week 12 ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Assessment of joints with swelling not due to deformity or joints with loss of motion plus pain and/or tenderness
- Adverse Events [ Time Frame: At every visit from Baseline (Week 0) to final Visit (Week 156) ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Any untoward medical occurrence
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Entheses [ Time Frame: Week 12 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The presence or absence of enthesitis at 35 different anatomical locations
- Tender Joint Count [ Time Frame: Week 12 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The presence or absence of joint tenderness at 72 joints
- Swollen Joint Count [ Time Frame: Week 12 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The presence or absence of joint swelling at 68 joints.
- American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Pediatric 30, 50 and 70 [ Time Frame: Week 12 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]30, 50 and 70% improvement, respectively, in at least three of the six Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis (JRA) core set criteria, with 30% worsening in no more than one of the six JRA core set criteria.
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|September 2010
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|November 2015
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Experimental: Adalimumab - Blinded
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blinded adalimumab BSA dosing 24mg/m^2, max 40 mg
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|Placebo Comparator: Placebo - Blinded
Biological: placebo for adalimumab - blinded
blinded matching placebo for adalimumab, matching BSA dosing
Other Name: placebo
|Experimental: Adalimumab - Open Label
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- Diagnosis of Enthesitis Related Arthritis (ERA) as defined by International League of Associations for Rheumatology (ILAR);
- Disease activity defined as at least 3 active joints and evidence of enthesitis in at least one location;
- Inadequate response or intolerance to at least one nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug and at least one disease modifying anti-rheumatic drug, either sulfasalazine or methotrexate.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any ILAR Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) subtype other than ERA;
- Psoriasis or a history of psoriasis in the patient or first-degree relative;
- Presence of Immunoglobulin M (IgM) rheumatoid factor;
- Presence of systemic JIA,
- History of inflammatory bowel disease, previous biologic therapy including anti-TNF therapy with a potential impact on pediatric ERA;
- Infection(s) requiring treatment with IV anti-infectives within 30 days prior to Baseline or oral anti-infectives within 14 days prior to Baseline
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|Madrid, Spain, 28009
|Site Reference ID/Investigator# 36369
|Madrid, Spain, 28034
|Site Reference ID/Investigator# 36371
|Valencia, Spain, 46026
|Site Reference ID/Investigator# 36786
|Stockholm, Sweden, SE-171 76
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|Lausanne, Switzerland, 1011
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AbbVie (prior sponsor, Abbott)
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Burgos-Vargas R, Tse SM, Horneff G, Pangan AL, Kalabic J, Goss S, Unnebrink K, Anderson JK. A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Multicenter Study of Adalimumab in Pediatric Patients With Enthesitis-Related Arthritis. Arthritis Care Res (Hoboken). 2015 Nov;67(11):1503-12. doi: 10.1002/acr.22657.
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|NCT01166282 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|July 19, 2010
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|November 13, 2015
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Canada: Health Canada
Mexico: Ministry of Health
Poland: The Central Register of Clinical Trials
Spain: Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios
Switzerland: Swissmedic
Sweden: Medical Products Agency
Italy: The Italian Medicines Agency
Germany: Paul-Ehrlich-Institut
Ireland: Irish Medicines Board
France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis)
Keywords provided by AbbVie:
inflammatory back pain
ankylosing spondylitis
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Arthritis, Juvenile
Autoimmune Diseases
Connective Tissue Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Rheumatic Diseases
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Antirheumatic Agents
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By Ben Adducchio • Feb 14, 2014
Frustration and anger continue to mount in the affected counties of last month's chemical spill.
West Virginians are getting schooled in chemistry and biology, and are suddenly intimately involved in considering the bigger picture of environmental regulations on industrial activities.
Three experts, one on water quality, one on environmental law, and one on public health, spoke on the West Virginia Public Broadcasting's The Law Works about these issues.


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San Diego-based Ambit Biosciences has priced its IPO, saying that it is offering up 8,125,000 shares of its common stock at $8.00 per share. The company will start trading today on the NASDAQ Global Market as AMBI. Ambit priced well below its estimated initial public offering range, which had been set at between $13.00 and $15.00 per share. Ambit is venture backed by Apposite Healthcare Fund, Forward Ventures, GIMV, GrowthWorks, MedImmune Ventures, OrbiMed, Perseus-Soros Biopharmaceutical Fund, Roche, and others. Ambit is developing biopharmaceuticals for treating oncology, autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
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Fla. to hold hearings on casinos and gambling
Published: Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at 9:45 a.m.
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COCONUT CREEK, Fla. — Florida state senators are holding the first of four public hearings about the future of gambling in the Sunshine State.
Some 60 people have already signed up to testify Wednesday during a meeting that will be held on the north campus of Broward College. The Senate Gaming Committee will also hold hearings in Lakeland, Jacksonville and Pensacola.
The Republican-controlled Legislature in early 2012 shot down a bill to allow major casinos in South Florida. But now lawmakers are considering changing the state's gambling laws.
Among those scheduled to testify include a lawyer who has represented adult arcades that were shut down as a result of a recently-enacted ban on Internet cafes. Others have asked to speak on compulsive gambling and the economic impact of casinos.
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A stream in the east is getting a makeover as part of a stream restoration project that broke ground Monday.
The purpose of the project is to restore about 10,00 feet of stream on Adkin Branch in Kinston.
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Project officials say not only will it bring some jobs to the area, but it will also look better.
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A new North Carolina elections board is meeting for the first time and campaign finance reports by former Gov. Mike Easley are on the agenda.
The five board members are getting together Thursday for the first time since Gov. Beverly Perdue appointed them.
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Summer is finally here and, after a long northeast Pennsylvania winter, who doesn't want to be out in the sun? We are looking forward to golf, tennis, working in the yard, lounging by the pool and getting some color on that pale winter skin. Many of us talk about a healthy glow and think that having a tan makes us look good. That is not true — tanned skin is damaged skin. Any change in the color of your skin after time outside — whether sunburn or suntan — indicates damage from ultraviolet (UV) rays. In fact, many of the skin changes associated with aging are really from sun damage.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States and, unlike almost all other kinds of cancer, the rates are climbing.
To lower your skin cancer risk, you need to protect your skin from the sun and avoid indoor tanning.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends taking the following precautions:
• Stay in the shade, especially during midday hours.
• Wear clothing that covers your arms and legs.
• Wear a hat with a wide brim.
• Wear sunglasses that block both UVA and UVB rays.
• Use sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher and both UVA and UVB protection.
• Avoid indoor tanning.
A lot of people believe indoor tanning is safe. The truth is that tanning beds injure thousands of people each year badly enough to go to a hospital — and that's just the beginning. People who indoor tan damage their skin, often getting wrinkles, warts, rashes and dark spots. They may even get skin infections, cataracts in their eyes, and — most dangerous of all — skin cancer, including melanoma.
The CDC's "The Burning Truth" communication initiative exposes the following tanning myths:
• A "Base Tan" is not a safe tan. There is a common misconception that a tan acts as the body's natural protection against sunburn. A tan is the body's response to injury from UV rays, showing that damage has been done. A "base tan" only provides a sun protection factor (SPF) of about three or less, which does little to protect you from future UV exposure.
• "Controlled Tanning" is not safe tanning. You may have heard that indoor tanning is the safer way to tan because you can control your level of exposure to UV rays. Safe indoor tanning is a myth. Indoor tanning exposes you to intense UV rays, increasing your risk of melanoma, which is the second most common cancer in women between 20 and 29 years old.
Tanned skin is not healthy skin. Many believe the tanning bed gives them a "healthy glow." Whether tanning or burning, you are exposing yourself to harmful UV rays that damage your skin. In fact, every time you tan, you increase your risk of melanoma. The truly healthy glow is your natural skin color.
Avoiding indoor tanning and protecting yourself from the sun when outdoors are the best ways to reduce your chance of getting skin cancer.
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To be honest Pedrosa desapoint me a lot at Philip Island with that mistake at that corner and the way he fall..I mean he allready new that Casey was go for the Win but he dont have to worrie about that is problem was Lorenzo and with that Crash Pedrosa lost again and for Lorenzo was a gift.. I mean Pedrosa could had make harder for Lorenzo but is allways Pedrosa that fail first.. Ok he had won last race of the year but that race was really crasy and 4sure that if Lorenzo dont crash, Pedrosa dont Win this race


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U.S. Department of State 2005 Trafficking in Persons Report - Belarus
|United States Department of State
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Belarus (Tier 2)
Belarus is primarily a source country for women and children trafficked to Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Japan for the purposes of sexual exploitation and forced labor. Approximately one-fifth of the victims IOM assisted in 2004 were trafficked for labor exploitation. Organizations reported an increase in men trafficked for forced labor to Russia during the reporting period. Belarus' borders with Russia and Ukraine remained porous, allowing for the easy movement of people.
The Government of Belarus does not fully comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking; however, it is making significant efforts to do so. In early March 2005, President Lukashenko signed a presidential decree to combat trafficking in persons; the lower house of parliament approved the decree in early April. Belarus continued to increase its law enforcement efforts, but it lacked adequate funding for victim protection and trafficking prevention. To advance anti-trafficking efforts, Belarus should adopt amendments to strengthen anti-trafficking legislation including defining victims' rights. The interagency task force should meet regularly. Also, as a major source country, Belarus should provide the training and funding its overseas personnel need to assist trafficking victims.
Belarusian anti-trafficking enforcement efforts increased during the reporting period. Law enforcement authorities prosecuted 290 trafficking cases in 2004, up from 191 in 2003. To detect victims and trafficking schemes, the State Border Guards worked with former trafficking victims. Existing 2001 anti-trafficking legislation prohibits trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation with sufficiently severe penalties. Prosecutors and judges improved their use of this law in 2004; the government secured the first conviction under it in July. The government deals with trafficking for labor exploitation under a separate article with sentences of up to three years' imprisonment. In total, Belarusian courts convicted 26 individuals for trafficking and recruiting for sexual exploitation. In 2004, the courts imposed penalties for trafficking of three to eight years' imprisonment. In 2004, Belarusian authorities cooperated on trafficking cases with their counterparts from Germany, Austria, Israel, Turkey, the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, and Poland. While reports continued of bribes to law enforcement and border officials for ignoring trafficking activities, in 2004 the government made strong statements condemning such inducements. In February 2005, the courts found a Ministry of Culture official guilty of complicity in trafficking for sexual exploitation from January 2001 to April 2003. The court sentenced him to eight years' imprisonment and confiscated his personal property.
The Belarusian Government did not directly fund victim assistance during the reporting period, though it gave some in-kind support to NGOs. In July 2004, the Minsk city government provided building space for an EU/UNDP-funded shelter. The government integrated into its law enforcement training academy an IOM-produced anti-trafficking operations manual that provides guidance on victim detection methods and approaches to working with and assisting victims. According to the Ministry of Interior, it did not arrest, fine, or charge victims with prostitution or immigration violations in 2004; it made 110 direct referrals to IOM during the reporting period. Witness protection of trafficking victims remained inadequate. Overall, Belarusian law and society continued to consider women "victims" only if they were unaware prior to their trafficking ordeal that they would be involved in prostitution; even then, they often suffered as social outcasts.
While the government did not conduct independent anti-trafficking information campaigns in 2004, it actively supported those of international organizations. The government aired anti-trafficking public service announcements produced by international organizations on State television channels free of charge. In January 2005, a State-owned television channel aired the UNDP documentary film, Ally's Dream, which is about Belarusian girls trafficked to Germany and Russia for sexual exploitation. The documentary also ran in selected theaters with strong advertising to students. The government's Task Force to Combat Trafficking did not convene during the reporting period.


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Jacobs Greenhouse, based in Delhi, Ontario, offers a seven- by nine-foot, aluminum frame, tempered glass greenhouse kit, which includes vents and a shade system. You could install greenhouse bubble wrap (yes, just like the packing material) for the winter only, and at least have clear glass over three seasons.
Lexis Greenhouses, based in Ottawa, Ontario, sells the insulation for $1 per linear foot (the roll is four feet wide). Apply it on the inside of either glass or polycarbonate structures.
Jacobs also carries a nine- by 17-foot, glass greenhouse with a rigid frame that can be installed without a foundation.
Translucent options
Plants actually grow better under a translucent covering than a transparent one: nearly as much light gets in, but it is diffused, reaching foliage more evenly without burning it. Among common "rigid" wall materials (a bit of a misnomer, since all are somewhat flexible), double- or triple-wall polycarbonate panelling is the longest lasting (10 years or more).
Lexis offers a kit for a greenhouse measuring eight feet five inches by six feet four inches, with an aluminum frame covered with a twin wall of polycarbonate for $1,260.
The cheapest and easiest material to apply is greenhouse film, which ranges from nearly transparent to translucent and, although it only lasts about four years, is very inexpensive. You can also build a frame yourself and save even more: professional quality, long-lasting, tear-resistant greenhouse film costs about $300 for a 30- by 100-foot roll.
If you have an open porch or veranda, you can convert it into growing space by enclosing it. For best efficiency, insulate the ceiling and the floor, then cover the openings with greenhouse film, or double- or triple-wall polycarbonate, and you'll have growing space you can use all year with the addition of a greenhouse heater.


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Nicki Minaj Rolls Out Some Tips For Dating Drake: "Be Horrible to Him"
Looking to get with Drake? Nicki Minaj has plenty of tips for snagging the hip hop star.
During an interview with Capital Xtra, Nicki had plenty to say about Drake and whether or not he was the "perfect man."
"I don't remember saying that he's a perfect man — maybe I was joking? He is perfect but I don't know about guys in the industry. I don't know about other artists. I think two artists [dating] that's hard," Nicki said during the interview.
But Nicki didn't stop there. The rap star also tossed around some helpful hints for all her fans who were looking to get with Drake.
"I think what works with Drake is if you act like you don't like him," Nicki said, and then added, "Be horrible to him and then you'll get [his attention]."
She quickly tried to smooth things over, saying she wasn't being serious.
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A hotlap doesn't make race pace, specially not a hotlap where the rider is pushing to the limit.
Just look how tidy were Rossi's and Lorenzo's laps. That means that, if they were to push as hard as Cal did, they would have found several tenths more.
If lucky, on Sunday Cal will be battling it with Bradl and maybe Marquez, if Marquez falls behind.


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Mike Bibby booted from gym (BLOG)
Kids win game, dad loses cool
When the Phoenix Shadow Mountain boys basketball team won Friday night, it snapped a 24-game winning streak by Sierra Linda.
But that's not the only thing that snapped.
Mike Bibby got ejected and then escorted. Ejected from the game by the refs and escorted out of the gymnasium by Scottsdale police.
Of course, nearly twenty years ago, Bibby led Shadow Mountain to its first state basketball championship (followed by a national title at UA and then a 14 year NBA career).
This season, Bibby has been attending games to watch his son – point guard Michael Bibby.
As usual, Bibby was in the stands for this sectional game. He was arguing with the refs until he was forced to leave with a police escort, thereby creating quite the memorable moment – for all the wrong reasons.
Our free advice? During games, Mike Bibby should act just like his #10 jersey that hangs on the wall of the Shadow Mountain gymnasium. Not make a sound. Simply watch. Be the strong silent type of parental unit.
In other words, when an entire high school gym is abuzz with the presence of a former NBA star, the most important thing that Mike Bibby can do for his son and the rest of a young and impressionable team? Serve as a good example.
And we get it, professional athletes don't become the .01% without a competitive fire that's in the 99th percentile. And, for any parent, it's already ultra-difficult to sit idly by and watch your kid(s) participate in any endeavor.
It's one thing when a kid points into the stands to point out his (famous) Dad. But it's another matter when the rest of the gym points to the father who's being taken out of the stands by the cops.
By the way, did we mention that Michael Bibby is just a freshman? Yes, three more seasons are straight ahead.


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The Battle For Michael Jackson's Kids Begins!Sassy Smith
With the death of Michael Jackson, comes the question "Who will raise his children?" Will his parents or another member of his family have custody, or will Jackson's ex-wife (and biological mother to his two oldest) Debbie Rowe get them?
According to RadarOnline, Jackson wanted his mom to raise his kids should anything ever happen to him while they are minors:
Michael Jackson wanted his mother to raise his children if anything ever happened to him, Joe and Katherine Jackson's attorney Debra Opri reveals to RadarOnline.com exclusively.
"Katherine will be the custodial parent for the kids. It was understood that Katherine is the best person to take care of the children as she can provide a stable, loving environment for the kids. The children will remain with Katherine, and she should raise them," Opri tells RadarOnline.com.
Opri began working with Michael's parents during his molestation trial in Santa Maria, California and still continues to work with them. Opri addressed Debbie Rowe stating, "I believe she surrendered her custodial rights to the children, but I'm sure that this will eventually be heard in court or arbitration."
According to TMZ, Rowe, who married Jackson in 1996, and divored him in 1999, did not legally give up her parental rights to Michael Jr., 12, and daughter Paris, 11. Under California law, Debbie is entitled to custody of the children providing it's not detrimental to them. How is it she did not give up her rights, if that's what has been previously claimed?
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During the custody fight that Rowe had with Jackson in 2005, she attempted to give up her parental rights, saying Michael was the greatest father ever. Retired Judge Stephen Lachs, who presided over the hearing, initially ruled her rights were terminated … but then Lachs reversed his decision.
Here's what happened. We spoke with Lance Spiegel, the lawyer who repped Jackson at the time. Spiegel says under the law, the Department of Children and Family Services must conduct a parental fitness investigation before parental rights are terminated and that didn't happen with Rowe.
Rowe's former attorney, Iris Finsilver, has "no idea" if she will want custody of the children, but will support her if she does decide to go that route. "I support her 1000 percent."
Finsilver says Rowe is "inconsolable" since Michael's unexpected passing, and "will always love Michael and she always considered him a dear friend."
The Jackson family say the kids don't even know Rowe, and they must "stay within the family."
So, will this turn into some huge custody battle? Besides the question of who will raise the children, there is going to be money involved – whoever gets the kids will be entitled to a large child support dollar amount to help care for the kids. Is greed going to come into play or will all involved think of the children?
Michael's kids apparently don't know Debbie Rowe (it's unclear if she's had any contact with them over the years, but rumored to be not or very little), but are his parents and extended family strangers to the kids as well?
Let's hope this doesn't drag out into the courts for months and years to come. Hopefully Michael's will left clear cut instructions as to where he wanted his kids to be placed.
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What is the situation in Iraq? The answer seems to depend on one's political persuasion and who you ask. I have a friend that works for the State Department. She was posted in Baghdad for six months and in Fallejah for six monts. She has given me some insight beyond what is on television and published in the newspapers. The bottom line seems that the situation is much worse than what is being shown on television. People like John McCain would say it is relatively safe to head down to the market in Baghdad. Of course he had a couple hundred troops protecting him, flak jacket and helmet, and attack helicopters over head. Another Michigan politician said that military folks he has talked to compared Iraq to Detroit. It is actually true that in some parts of Iraq that it is relatively crime free, assuming that you think Detroit is crime free. On the other hand a better comparison: Iraq did have a population of 20 million (4 million are now displaced, the most since World War II) compared to 300 million in the US. So if we mutiply the Iraq incidences of violence by 15 and make an analogy it would be like 1000 people every day beheaded or blown up in massive explosions (or maybe 30 Virginia Tech incidents daily). In addition if we carried the analogy a bit further government buildings would regularly be shelled by mortars and our embassies and government offices would be attacked on a daily basis. This is a situation that we would never allow within this hemisphere. The politicians that are putting a positive spin on what is happening are doing a real disservice.
ohhh man... this is the mother of all cans of worms for this board, and will probably dwarf global warming, gas prices, GOP debate etc....
Here's my take on it. I'm pretty middle of the road politically. Liberal on some issues, moderately conservative on others. I didn't support the war to begin with, but that is WAAY in the past and the focus should now be on how to make this work, not why we are there in the first place. We are learning the hard way that you can't just go into a country and change their viewpoints and paradigms, or make them think like we do and have their society function just like the US or UK. The US is dealing with centuries-old rivalries amongst factions that pretty much hate each other like no one here can imagine. Conservatives here blame the media for not talking about all the good things going on in Iraq, like building hospitals, repairing things that were blown up in the war to begin with etc.. etc.., and that this negative reporting is swaying public opinion. I have a friend who is about as Karl Rove-Right Wing as you can get, and his son-in-law, an Army Ranger, tells him how great things are and how the natives loved the Rangers, but he was stationed in the western provinces, and, that was about 2 yrs ago. If there is so much good that the media isn't reporting, then why are we still there? Why aren't the thousands of Iraqi troops Don Rumsfeld said were available now replacing our units? The occupation of Iraq has caused great strain on our military and even with the effectiveness of the Nat'l Guard here at home (see: Katrina, Greenburg, KS). Many troops are on 3rd or 4th tours of Iraq. This stress on the military is affecting our ability to deal with other potential problems (Iran), but yet this administration doesn't think a draft is needed. There was a Chris Matthews show live at ISU as many of you know with Sen. McCain. When asked how many ISU students supported the war, most cheered loudly. Then, when asked how many would willingly particpate or go fight there, CY Stephens was pretty darn quiet. That kinda sums up the mentality of many Americans. We can rah-rah for the war and throw ribbons on our SUVs, but if a draft occurred and real sacrifice was needed, people may start making some noise against this. Most Americans just don't care and are more interested in Desperate Housewives and American Idol instead of Frontline or Meet the Press.
Well, a large part of the answer is, as mentioned in another thread on gas prices, O-I-L. The whole region is a tinder-box of instability, and further conflict amongst sunni/shi'ite w/o the US presence could really mess the US economy up in a hurry. From what I've heard from many sources, the US is constructing some pretty permanent military facilities. So whatever debate we hear in Congress will not matter one bit, I don't think there will be a pullout or re-deployment of US forces until after the next election. An article in Time Magazine recently mentioned that there is now twice as much oil underlying Iraq as previously thought. WMDs, global war on terror, democracy in the middle east, WHATEVER. It's mostly about the petro.
And please, for those of you who think these views are too far left and don't support the current strategy, and that I (and all liberals) hate the troops, spare me. I have two brothers who are naval officers and I was in Marine Corps boot camp, (just wasn't allowed to complete my training due to health issues). Just because someone uses their right to freedom of speech to question current US policy doesn't mean they hate the United States or our service personnel.
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I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.
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My cousin is a Marine, and served in Fallejah, and three friends of mine served in Iraq with the National Guard. Every one of them is upset with the way the media portrays the situation. My cousin said that reporters ask leading and carefully worded questions to get them to say something that would be construed as low morale. They had a clear sense of purpose, and they knew that they were making a difference. A difference that isn't highlighted in the media.
It's obviously a very bad situation over there, but we need to show the intestinal fortitude to see it through. Mistakes have been made, but no plan survives contact with the enemy. Just because it is hard, does not mean that it isn't worthwhile.
Part of our problem is that our enemies, and potential allies, do not believe that the people of the United States have the will to do what is necessary to win. Between Vietnam, Somalia, the bombing of the USS Cole, the lack of support for the insurrection that followed the Gulf War, the impression has been created that we will cut and run when things get tough, that we will not take the steps needed to win. War is brutal, and we need to be willing to take the necessary steps to win, whether it is pretty or not. If the Iraqi people really believed that we were going to see it through, we would be getting a lot more support and help from them. But they don't, and they aren't going to put their butts on the line until they do.
The mere fact that our troops are in Iraq puts a lot more pressure on Iran, and they are the true main target in this war. We currently have troops stationed on two of their borders, so in the event of a war with them, they have defend from four sides....the east, the west, from an amphibious assault, and from the air. The more pressure that we can put on them, the better. That doesn't necessarily have to mean a shooting war.
I'm not going to call anyone anti-American or against our troops, but you have to understand that the impression of a defeat is a defeat. The Tet offensive in Vietnam is a great example. On the battlefield, it was a horrible defeat for North Vietnam, one of the most lopsided losses in current memory. In the minds of people, it was a defeat for the United States.
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We need to fight wars the way we did in WWII. Iraq needs to be fire bombed like Dresden was in the second war. If you don't have the stomach to fight to win, don't enter into a war. That's the mistake Bush made.
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We need to fight wars the way we did in WWII. Iraq needs to be fire bombed like Dresden was in the second war. If you don't have the stomach to fight to win, don't enter into a war. That's the mistake Bush made.
How about like the bombing runs in Japan? You know, the fire-bombing of Tokyo (which was just the control in the experiment), Hiroshima, Nagasaki...
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Originally Posted by joepublic
We need to fight wars the way we did in WWII. Iraq needs to be fire bombed like Dresden was in the second war. If you don't have the stomach to fight to win, don't enter into a war. That's the mistake Bush made.
That's a wee bit more extreme than I was thinking. We do have to fight to win, and that might mean being a little more heavy handed. There should be no safe places to hide. If Iranian agents are caught in Iraq, they should be shot. Bombing a city into rubble would not defeat the small forces that we are up against.
To me, doing what it takes means allowing artillery and air support for our troops in the field. That will mean collateral damage and civilian casualties. Those things are a sad fact in war. But it will also save the lives of our troops.
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This war is different than those in the past like WWII. We are not fighting uniformed soldiers or a perticular government entity. We are fighting small groups of insurgents that are hidden among the civilians. I'm sure the soldiers don't know who is good or bad, so they don't know who to fight.
The iraqi govt. has already been toppled yet the fighting continues. There is noone to surrender and sign a treaty with like in previous wars that is why there is no end to this in the near future.
I doubt the people we are fighting would even care if we fire bombed cities in iraq because they are car-bombing the same cities.
The thing is, I'm not convinced that Iraq is our biggest concern right now.
How long until we have to put Iran in their place? If you think we're stretched out now, just think what it'll be like then.
How many Iranian "advisors" have we caught coming across the border? I don't think it's a matter of if, but when we have make a run into Iran. The problem is that the rest of the world knows that it has to be done but they won't help. Let the U.S. do it. If and when we go into Iran it'll have to be soon. It'll be before the 2009 innauguration. My belief is that if it's certain that a Democrat is going to follow Bush then it's going to be done before he leaves office. If it's not, then it won't be done. If we decided to not strike them then we need to step up the sanctions.
Part of the problem to is that we can't trust our so called "allies." After the sanctions imposed on Iraq after the Gulf War in 1991 France and Germany continued to sell military equiptment to the Iraquis. They were selling them upgrades to their armor and other systems. I don't believe that they were selling them weapons, but they were selling them things that would make their existing weapons deadlier.
The US military uncovered Migs that the Russians had sold them after 1991. They were actually buried in the sand so that they wouldn't be discovered.
Not only that then we still need to keep our eye on China. Who knows what that crazy bastard in North Korea's been up too lately.
The whole issue is huge and innertwined. We're going to be involved somewhere for a long time to come. It's sad, but that's the world we live in.
What ever happened to truth, justice and the American Way?
The Iraq embassy is scheduled to open in September. It is probably the only project that the Bush Administration has taken on in Iraq that is on time and within budget. The $592 million embassy occupies a chunk of prime real estate two-thirds the size of Washington's National Mall, with desk space for about 1,000 people behind high, blast-resistant walls. What kind of embassy is it when everybody lives inside and it's blast-proof, and people are running around with helmets and crouching behind sandbags?
Not bashing any administration - I just wish their was a defintion for "job done'" or "victory" because without either of those there can be no end :(
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@Dr GP I don't think he cares. The difference between him and the situation you describe "at work", is that his job was riding a motorcycle fast, and he was the best in the business. You may be more redily replaceable, and need the job, so you play the game and pretend to like people that you clearly dislike. Stoner doesn't need to do that. Firstly, they were prepared to give him much more money. But he had already achieved what he wanted. No doubt he could have stayed on, because he seemed to like riding very fast bikes, but he didn't think it was worth it.
Julian Simon is more or less in your situation. No one is offering him 15,000,000 for a year to ride their bike. Maybe he isn't good enough.