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- 2000 watts, 120V
- Super quiet operation
- Long run time - up to 9.6 hrs on 1 gal of gas
- Lightweight - easy transport to and from the job
- OSHA worksite compliant - meets job site emission and safety requirements
- Inverter - stable power for sensitive equipment & electronics
- Portable power for your job site: The EB2000i can operate a wide variety of industrial appliances, making it perfect for portable use on any job site. Take a look at the applications tab for more examples.
- GFCI Protection: The EB2000i has full GFCI protection.
- OSHA, LA-ETL, CARB, EPA Phase III and USDA Compliant: The EB2000i was designed to meet OSHA requirements, making it ideal for worksite applications.
- Rated #1 by construction and industrial users, year after year.: An independent survey of construction and industrial users has rated Honda the #1 generator 8 years in a row. Why? Our legendary reputation for performance, durability, and reliability.
- Advanced inverter technology - reliable power for sensitive equipment and electronics: Honda's inverter technology means stable, clean power in a smaller, lighter package. The precision of Honda's inverter technology ensures our inverter generators produce power that is as reliable as the power you get from your outlets at home.
- Powerful, reliable GX engine: Legendary Honda commercial-grade GX engines are reliable, easy-to-start and incredibly rugged.
- Super quiet - less noise than normal conversation: So quiet, you can hardly hear it running. The EB2000i operates at 53 to 59 dBA, which is less noise than a normal conversation.
- Lightweight and compact: Weighing just 46 pounds, the EB2000i is incredibly lightweight and portable, thanks to Honda's inverter technology.
- Fuel efficient - runs up to 8.1 hrs on less than a gallon of fuel: Thanks to our exclusive Eco-Throttle System, the EB2000i offers great fuel efficiency. Runs 3.4 to 8.1 hours on a single tank, depending on the load.
- 3 year residential and commercial warranty: You can rest easy, knowing your generator is covered from top to bottom for 3 full years.
- Protected by Oil Alert®: Protects the generator by shutting the engine off when low oil is detected.
- Hour indicator for maintenance and service: A flashing light indicates the generator's hours, letting you know when it's time for service.
- Circuit protected: Protects the generator from being overloaded.
- USDA-qualified spark arrestor/muffler
- Engine: Honda GX100
- Displacement: 98.5cc
- AC Output: 120V 2000W max. (16.7A) 1600W rated (13.3A)
- Receptacles: 20A 125V Duplex
- DC Output: NA
- Starting System: Recoil
- Fuel Tank Capacity: .95 gal.
- Run Time per Tankful: 3.4 hrs @ rated load, 8.1 hrs @ 1/4 load
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 20.2 in. x 11.4 in. x 16.7 in.
- Noise Level: 59 dB(A) @ rated load 53dB(A) @ 1/4 load
- Dry Weight: 46 lb.
- Residential Warranty: 3 Years
- Commercial Warranty: 3 Years
- Skin-It Kit
- Handi Cart
- Storage Cover
- Anti-theft bracket
- Tele-Light Kit
- Engine Type
- Honda GX100
- Displacement
- 98.5cc
- Length
- 20.2 in.
- Width
- 11.4 in.
- Height
- 16.7 in.
- Weight
- 46 lb.
- AC Output
- 120V 2000W max. (16.7A) 1600W rated (13.3A)
- Receptacles
- 20A 125V Duplex
- Fuel Tank Capacity
- .95 gal.
- Noise Level
- 59 dB(A) @ rated load 53dB(A) @ 1/4 load
- Run Time
- 3.4 hrs @ rated load, 8.1 hrs @ 1/4 load


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According to the National Crime Victimization Survey, 467,321 persons were victims of a crime committed with a firearm in 2011.[1] In the same year, data collected by the FBI show that firearms were used in 68 percent of murders, 41 percent of robbery offenses and 21 percent of aggravated assaults nationwide.[2]
Most homicides in the United States are committed with firearms, especially handguns.[3]
Homicides committed with firearms peaked in 1993 at 17,075, after which the figure steadily fell, reaching a low of 10,117 in 1999. Gun-related homicides increased slightly after that, to a high of 11,547 in 2006, before falling again to 10,869 in 2008.[4]
Find data on homicides by weapon type from the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
Gun-related homicide is most prevalent among gangs and during the commission of felony crimes. In 1980, the percentage of homicides caused by firearms during arguments was about the same as from gang involvement (about 70 percent), but by 1993, nearly all gang-related homicides involved guns (95 percent), whereas the percentage of gun homicides related to arguments remained relatively constant. The percentage of gang-related homicides caused by guns fell slightly to 92 percent in 2008, but the percentage of homicides caused by firearms during the commission of a felony rose from about 60 percent to about 74 percent from 1980 to 2005.[5]
See Youths, Gangs and Guns
Nonfatal firearm-related crime has fallen significantly in recent years, from almost 1.3 million incidents in 1994 to a low of 331,618 incidents in 2008. Since then it has risen; in 2011 there were 414,562 incidents.[6]
As a percentage of all violent incidents (i.e., rape, sexual assault, robbery and aggravated assault), between 1993 and 2011, nonfatal gun crime has ranged from a high of 8 percent to a low of 5 percent. In 2011, firearm crimes comprised 8 percent of all violent crimes.[7]
Next section: Who Has Guns and How Are They Acquired?
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Nonfatal Firearm Violence, 1993-2011, special tabulation from the Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey, provided to NIJ January 2013.
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What is the most important thing we can give to our children?
By Ginger Lumpkin
Wednesday, Aug. 24 is National Waffle Day! It also happens to be the day I would have celebrated my 25th wedding anniversary.
Larry Walters led a fairly normal life as a truck driver in southern California until July 2, 1982. On that day, Larry turned himself into a legend.
I don't have children, and I sure don't envy today's parents.
By Zack Van Zant
The average American household has $98,315 in debt. If you remove all of the people who are debt-free, the average household with debt has $132,086 in debt (Nerd Wallet).
I have heard people often make the following remarks:
• "Why do I feel joyful so seldom?"
• "Something always nags at feeling joyful. I wonder 'what next?' or 'maybe it won't last.'"
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The Oldham Era is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Oldham County and LaGrange, Kentucky, and the surrounding area.


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5 Free Things to do in Blenheim, Marlborough and Kaikoura
At Omega Rental Cars we love helping our customers discover free things to do around NZ, here are our favourite free things to do in and around Blenheim.
During your visit to the top of New Zealand's South Island, be sure to enjoy some of the many great free things to do in Blenheim and in the surrounding regions. Spectacular coastlines, abundant marine life, a rich history and unspoilt areas of natural beauty can all be enjoyed without charge. Here are our favourite Marlborough, Kaikoura and Blenheim attractions.
Queen Charlotte Sound
Queen Charlotte Sound or Totaranui in the Mauri language, is a flooded river valley and the easternmost of the principal Marlborough Sounds. There are many different walking and tramping tracks around the Sound which will allow you to enjoy some spectacular views, take a refreshing dip in the clear water of a peaceful swimming beach or experience a loop through a regenerating forest. The Queen Charlotte track is one of New Zealand's most famous walking tracks and extends for 71-km. You don't need to do it all however, and there are many clearly marked walks of between 10 and 60-minutes over gentle terrain which are suitable for people of all ages and levels of fitness. These beautiful relaxing walks are some of the most peaceful and enjoyable things to do in Marlborough.
Scale Mount Vernon
Situated outside of Blenheim, the Wither Hills Farm Park offers a great selection of over 60-km's of mountain biking trails and walking tracks spread over 1100 hectares. Here you can have a picnic or enjoy one of the many walking track options including the Mt Vernon Traverse. From the Mt Vernon lookout, take in spectacular views of Cloudy Bay, the Richmond Ranges and Wairau Valley.
Explore the town of Picton
The charming fishing village of Picton nestled at the head of the Queen Charlotte Sound is one of the principal Marlborough attractions and is home to the Cook Straight Ferry terminals. The sheltered harbour houses many interesting vessels and the town is steeped in maritime history. Enjoy a stroll among the many waterfront restaurants and cafes, and browse through the galleries and shops where local artists display their work. During the summer months free concerts at the Le Café are a pleasant option, and on Tuesday evenings there are yacht races at the Waikawa boat club to which visitors are welcome. Picton is not just where the ferries come and go from, it's a unique, picturesque, historic town with plenty of great free things to do.
Visit the Kaikoura Coast
Located an hour and a half's drive down from Blenheim, the Kaikoura Coast is one of New Zealand's best places to spot whales, dolphins and fur seals. These creatures are one of the most incredible New Zealand attractions and there are many places where you can observe them for free. The Kaikoura Peninsula Walkway is easily accessed form the town of Kaikoura and offers different walking options including a 3 hour roundtrip hike which takes you close to colonies of seals and seabirds and gives you marvellous views of impressive limestone formations. In the Maori language "Kai" means food and "koura" crayfish and the area is famous for this delicious delicacy, a must to try.
Take a walk around Whites Bay
Whites Bay is an important Blenheim tourist attraction. Located 15-km form the town of Tuamarina, the area offers numerous short walks passing through regenerating forest and pine forest crossing over clear streams and offering spectacular views from the edge of a bluff. These short walks join up with the Mount Robertson track which offers more challenging tramping standard options for the more experienced walker. Be sure to visit he almost flat sandy beach which offers the perfect place for a chilly dip, and is the only safe spot for bathing on the Cloudy Bay coast.
If you're a visitor flying into New Zealand's bustling capital, pick up your Wellington Rental Car from one of Omega Rental Cars two Wellington Depots, and take a ferry over the Cook Straight to begin exploring this spellbinding corner of New Zealand. Or pick up a car from Omega's Picton Depot, Nelson Airport Branch or they can even deliver a car to Blenheim Airport for you.
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Possible cut worries St. Paul orchestra musicians
Leaders of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra say they are revamping a contract proposal after players rejected one that would have reduced the number of weeks individual musicians would play.
The proposal to cut the guaranteed number of weeks of work for most SPCO musicians to 20, and some to 15, was roundly rejected by players.
Acting SPCO President Dobson West says he's looking at new options, acknowledging that he heard what the musicians had to say.
"We told them we will be coming forth with a couple of scenarios before the next round of negotiation meetings, that will substantially increase the amount of guaranteed compensation that they will be receiving," West said.
West said it will take some reorganization of the budget, but it can be done.
"We believe that the proposals that we will be making will in fact save the society the same amount of money as our original proposal," he said.
The SPCO is in a tight position. It faces a potential deficit of up to $1 million this year. It has already cut administrative costs over the past couple of years, and the musicians' contract is one place where it could make some savings.
"We are very aware of the SPCO's financial challenges," said Leslie Shank, co-chair of the SPCO Musicians negotiating committee. "In fact, over the last 10 years we have agreed to over $2 million in salary cuts and other concessions, and we want to continue to be part of the solution."
Shank says the musicians want the SPCO to look at other ways of both saving and raising money. They have proposed a pay freeze, and an increase in ticket prices.
Shank said the the proposal to reduce musicians' work weeks means they're feeling uncertain about their pay and their future.
"How can you plan your life? You can't," she said. "That's the sort of reason why the anxiety among the musicians is so strong, and why people are selling homes and looking for other work -- because they want to have security."
People on both sides of the negotiations quietly worry the contract talks could get nasty. The next sessions are to take place in mid-July.
It's unfortunate some of the details are now available to the public, said Drew McManus, an arts management consultant who blogs about business issues in the orchestral world.
"Because there's not much you are going to get out of this other than people to begin to take sides," said McManus. "And the moment you take side, that almost puts into motion a set of circumstances that turns into a self-fulfilling prophecy. So an organization has nowhere to go except into increased conflict."
That explains the relative silence coming from Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, where negotiators for the Minnesota Orchestra and its musicians are due to sit down for the next round of their contract negotiations on Friday. Orchestra spokeswoman Gwen Pappas said they really do want to keep things to themselves for now.
"At this point our work is very much in that room around that negotiating table with both sides participating," she said. "We want to keep the focus in the room right now and focus on the issues at hand."
The Minnesota Orchestra also needs to cure financial ills. It ended its last fiscal year with a $2.9 million deficit, and orchestra management indicated that some of that will have to be fixed with this contract negotiation.
It's just coincidence that the two orchestras are negotiating at the same time. They are quite separate, but orchestral consultant Drew McManus said simple proximity could have an impact on the the outcome of both.
"If they are both heading towards similar directions, that could potentially accelerate whatever process that's going to be," said McManus. "Whereas if one group is doing really well and one group is having problems, it becomes very difficult for either side to say, 'Look, it's not just us.'"
The SPCO contract runs out at the end of June, and the Minnesota Orchestra contract is up in September.


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Judge dings FBI for response to inmate's FOIA requests
A federal judge has slapped the FBI, or maybe just laughed at it, for making "transparently implausible" arguments while resisting a prison inmate's Freedom of Information Act requests.
The feds, U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg wrote, in what sounds like a state of near-incredulity, argued that the "FOIA request need not be disclosed because they reside on two CDs and a thumb drive."
That's right. The FBI seemed to say that information was exempt from disclosure because of the medium it was stored on.
The FOIA requests came from Gregory Bartko, currently serving the fourth year of a 23-year prison term for conspiracy, mail fraud, and selling unregistered securities. He's seeking documents concerning the federal prosecutor who got him convicted. The FBI and the Justice Department's Office of Professional Responsibility released some, but not all, of the documents Bartko wanted.
In his 21-page decision published Tuesday, Boasberg allowed Bartko's FOIA pursuit to continue. Of particular note was his flat dismissal of part of the government's argument for withholding the CDs and thumb drive.
"The Bureau's rationale seems to be that the electronic media in question are not 'records' for FOIA purposes because they are physical items that were presented to prosecutors as evidence," Boasberg wrote. "Why this reasoning would exclude CDs that hold documents in digital form but not, say, the printer paper that will eventually hold this Opinion is beyond the Court."
"In any case," Boasberg went on, "no sophistry is necessary here, as Congress, with commendable technological foresight, amended FOIA in 1996 to cover records 'maintained by an agency in any format, including an electronic format.'"


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For the first time in conference history, nearly every Big 12 conference game will be televised nationally, with all 90 league contests slated for national or regional broadcast in 2014-15.
Currently, a total of 87 conference matchups (96.7 percent) will be televised on a national platform - an ESPN network, CBS Sports or the Longhorn Network. In addition, the remaining three contests are slated for FOX Regional telecasts. The schedule will also feature the first Friday night conference game in Big 12 history when Texas Tech travels to Baylor to conclude regular season play for those two squads on March 6.
The Big 12 is the only one of its peer conferences to play a full double round-robin schedule in basketball in order to determine one true champion. The league sent a nation's-best seven teams to the NCAA Tournament a year ago and was rated as the No. 1 conference in the country in the RPI during the regular season. The Big 12 also had more top 25 teams last season than any other conference, with seven rated in the various early national top 25 polls that have already been released for the 2014-15 campaign.
The televised conference games are being carried as part of a multi-year agreement with ESPN that runs through the 2024-25 season. No fewer than 100 games overall (conference and non-conference) will air annually. In men's basketball, the Big 12 was the first conference to be guaranteed three weekly telecast windows on ESPN or ESPN2, which each reach approximately 100 million homes, respectively.
Two Big 12 conference games have been selected for broadcast on CBS. Kansas at Texas will be part of the network's schedule on January 24, followed by Baylor at KU on February 14. The Jayhawks and Longhorns will be making regular-season appearances on CBS for the 20th and 13th consecutive seasons, respectively. It is the second time in the last three campaigns that Baylor has had a regular-season contest on CBS.
This season, a number of Big 12 contests will also be carried on ESPNEWS - which will be showing more college basketball than ever before in 2014-15. Both ESPNEWS and ESPNU are available in more than 74 million households nationwide.
Eight of the 10 league squads will tip off the conference schedule on Saturday, January 3. The Big 12 will also continue its spot in ESPN's traditional "Big Monday" lineup, beginning on January 5 when Oklahoma travels to Texas.
The Big 12 had 70 percent of its teams in the NCAA field last season - just the fifth time in NCAA history that a conference has sent at least 70 percent of its teams. It marked just the second time that a league has had 70 percent and all were single-digit seeds.
2014-15 Men's Basketball Composite Schedule
Dates, times and television listings subject to change
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COLLEGE STATION – Texas A&M contacted Jeff Van Gundy for its hoops gig on Thursday, and Van Gundy is considering Bill Byrne's overture. In the end, my best educated guess is he won't take it – he's long said he'd go back to the NBA before college – but stranger things have happened.
Byrne (or his intermediary) has contacted a whole host of folks, after Marquette coach Buzz Williams was the first target, but has an exorbitant contract up Milwaukee way.
A couple of potential candidates to keep an eye on as the search goes on are Northern Iowa's Ben Jacobson, Murray State's Billy Kennedy and Mark Turgeon's top assistant at A&M, Scott Spinelli.
I keep having a gut feeling about Kennedy – but let's be clear it's just that to this point.
Longer shots are North Texas coach Johnny Jones and Louisiana-Lafayette's Bob Marlin.
Considering Byrne is ensuring no coaching stone is left unturned, the guy who ends up coaching the Aggies next might not have even been mentioned yet.
We'll stay on top of it today and into the weekend, and follow me at www.twitter.com/brentzwerneman for the very latest.


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Equal Employment Opportunity Statement
The St. Charles City-County Library District provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age, disability or genetic information. In addition to federal law requirements, the Library District complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.
The Library District expressly prohibits any form of workplace harassment based on race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, genetic information, disability, or veteran status. Improper interference with the ability of the Library District's employees to perform their job duties may result in discipline up to and including discharge.
The Human Resources Manager is responsible for the dissemination of this policy. Directors, managers and supervisors are responsible for implementing equal employment practices within each department or branch. The Human Resources Department is responsible for overall compliance and will maintain personnel records in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
(Revised and Approved 5/13/14)
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Hello all,
I've scrolled up and down the group discussion categories and haven't seen one for REM Sleep Disorder. Am I not seeing it?
Hello all,
I've scrolled up and down the group discussion categories and haven't seen one for REM Sleep Disorder. Am I not seeing it?
Welcome to BrainTalk, Hmmmm!
Unfortunately, there isn't an REM Sleep Disorder Forum. There is a "Sleep Disorders" forum under the main category of "General Health Issues", about 3/4's down the scroll. Here is a link to the page:
If you have another health problem, it may be useful to post in several forums. Usually people have health issues that overlap. You can read the archives in the Sleep Disorders forum. They are located in the top thread of every category. You can also read the current threads and see if anyone else has posted about REM disorders, specifically.
I hope you find some answers to your questions here and once again, I'd like to welcome you to BT!
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ROCK HILL, S.C. – The VCU Men's Soccer team continued its spring schedule on Saturday, traveling to South Carolina for a trio of games.
The Rams fell to Queens College 2-1 in the day's first game, before suffering a 4-3 setback to Davidson in the second match. VCU earned a 1-1 draw with Furman to close out play at the event.
"I thought we took a big step backwards today after several positive steps throughout the spring," said VCU head coach Dave Giffard. "We scheduled today's tournament to challenge ourselves against good competition. Obviously we weren't pleased with the results. You can make excuses and talk about the travel, the lack of sleep or the fact that we played three games and the other teams just played two, but those are just excuses. At the end of it, we have to be more mature and professional in our approach each and every time we pull on the uniform. I was very disappointed that we didn't get three wins today, although based on our performance, I don't think we deserved them. We'll learn from today and get back work this week as we prepare for our last games of the spring against Virginia and Liberty on April 14th."
In the match against Queens, VCU forward Daniel Haehre netted a first-half goal off an assist from midfielder Joseph Haboush, that handed the Rams a 1-0 lead at the halftime break. The Royals would push a pair of goals across the VCU goal line in the second half, to get the 2-1 result.
The second game saw a flurry of offensive activity, as seven goals were scored in all, including six in the first 45 minutes of play. Midfielder Romena Bowie put the Rams up 1-0 on a blast from 30 yards out. The Wildcats added the game's next two goals, before forward Jason Johnson knotted the score at 2-2 off an assist from midfielder Jose Carlos Castillo. After Davidson added a third goal, Johnson struck again, with the helper coming from midfielder Mario Herrera Meraz. Despite holding possession in the second half of play, the Rams were unable to come away with the deciding goal. Davidson was able to the scratch together the game-winning goal, coming off its only shot of the second half.
Johnson provided his third and final goal of the day, in the 1-1 draw against Furman.
The Rams will next be in action on April 14th against Virginia and Liberty. VCU will square off with the Cavaliers at 11 a.m., then battle the Flames at 3 p.m. Both matches are scheduled to be played at Sports Backers.


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Washington, D.C. (January 17, 2013) —The biopharmaceutical pipeline is innovative and robust, with a high proportion of potential first-in-class medicines and therapies targeting diseases with limited treatment options, according to a new report released today by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA).
The report, developed by the Analysis Group and supported by PhRMA, reveals that more than 5,000 new medicines are in the pipeline globally. Of these medicines in various phases of clinical development, 70 percent are potential first-in-class medicines, which could provide exciting new approaches to treating disease for patients.
"Biopharmaceutical companies, working with other partners in the American research ecosystem, have made incredible progress in helping confront some of the most challenging and costly diseases facing patients around the world," said John J. Castellani, president and CEO, PhRMA. "With more than 5,000 medicines in development for patients suffering from a wide range of diseases, there is a palpable excitement around the biopharmaceutical pipeline and the future opportunities for new, cutting-edge medicines to improve patient care and bring value to the entire U.S. health care system."
Many of the new medicines in the pipeline are also for diseases for which no new therapies have been approved in the last decade. For example, there are 158 potential medicines for ovarian cancer, 19 for sickle cell disease and 41 for small cell lung cancer.
Additionally, among other data in the report, the authors found that personalized medicines account for an increasing proportion of the pipeline, and the number of potential new medicines for rare diseases averaged 140 per year in the last 10 years compared to 64 in the previous decade.
"Since 2005, the number of new medicines in development has grown by 40 percent," said John Lechleiter, Ph.D., chairman of PhRMA and chairman, president, and CEO of Eli Lilly and Company. "Our industry has been able to advance scientific discovery – along with the roster of potential new medicines – thanks, in part, to a policy environment that enables medical innovation to flourish. Public policies that value intellectual property, a strong regulatory system, and free market access for patients are critical to maintaining a robust innovation ecosystem and continuing to make progress fighting disease."
"On the eve of the presidential inauguration and in the midst of challenging fiscal pressures, we should renew our focus on the benefits of medical innovation for patient care, the economy and U.S. jobs," continued Castellani. "The President has continually stressed the importance of innovation as a cornerstone to improving health and the U.S. economy, but to achieve these goals, we need patient-centric policies and continued collaboration among the public and private sectors."
The biopharmaceutical research sector currently supports nearly four million jobs in the U.S. and the overall impact of the sector on the domestic economy is $917 billion annually. What's more, over the last decade, PhRMA member companies alone have invested $500 billion in research and development of new therapies for a wide range of diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and HIV/AIDS.
The full report by the Analysis Group, as well as an accompanying report developed by PhRMA, are available on our website (www.phrma.org).
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) represents the country's leading innovative biopharmaceutical research and biotechnology companies, which are devoted to discovering and developing medicines that enable patients to live longer, healthier, and more productive lives. Since 2000, PhRMA member companies have invested over $500 billion in the search for new treatments and cures, including an estimated $49.5 billion in 2011 alone.
Find PhRMA Online:
- Website – http://www.phrma.org
- Facebook – www.facebook.com/PhRMA
- Blog – www.phrma.org/catalyst
- Twitter – www.Twitter.com/PhRMAand www.Twitter.com/PhRMApress
- YouTube – www.youtube.com/PhRMApress
For information on how innovative medicines save lives, visit: http://www.innovation.org
For information on the Partnership for Prescription Assistance, visit: http://www.pparx.org
For information on ensuring the flow of medicines during public health emergencies, visit http://www.rxresponse.org


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If you use Outlook for Windows, you probably have important e-mail messages, contacts, and other items that you want to keep. Now it's easy bring all that information to your Mac. You can create a .pst archive file in Outlook for Windows, and then import the .pst file into Microsoft Outlook for Mac 2011. All imported messages, contacts, and other items will be there for you in Outlook for Mac, so you'll feel right at home.
Read more: Import a .pst file from Outlook for Windows
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The new Microsoft Office for Mac ribbon helps you find the features and commands that you want to complete tasks quickly. You'll find the commands that you already know how to use in an intuitive, easy-to-use interface, right at the top of the Outlook for Mac window. When you're reading your messages, the Home tab contains the most frequently used tools for replying, forwarding, and applying rules, flags, and categories. The Options and Tools tabs provide other useful tools, such as options for arranging your messages and creating new folders.
In addition, the ribbon provides specialized tools when you need them. For example, when you click a meeting in your calendar, the Meeting tab appears and provides buttons for you to respond to the organizer or send mail to attendees. When you click a blank area of the calendar, the Meeting tab closes, and the tools on the Home tab appear again.
Read more: Customize the Outlook window
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Take control of the endless stream of messages arriving in your inbox by using categories. You can assign color-coded categories to messages, contacts, and other items. This helps you tell at glance which items deserve your attention. For example, you could assign your sister to the Family category (fuchsia), coworker contacts to the Team category (blue), and carpool contacts about your carpool to the Personal category (green). When you receive new messages from these contacts, Outlook for Mac automatically assigns the messages to their respective categories and color codes. Suddenly your inbox is streamlined and helpful.
You can easily assign categories by dragging, or you can filter by category with just one click.
Read more: Filter items by category
Outlook for Mac works together with some of your favorite features of Mac OS X. For example, Outlook uses Quick Look to view attachments. This enables you to view a multipage document or photo slide show without leaving Outlook.
Similarly, because Outlook for Mac stores messages and other items as individual files, you can use Time Machine to back up your Outlook data.
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A good friend of mine has asked for help expanding her cookbook, and has suggested that her friends post a recipe each Friday. So Heidi, here you go! And to go with the rest of the theme, I thought I would actually also add to it a bit of actual food for thought. I am sure at some point in each week I stop to seriously consider a thought and expound upon it. So here goes nothing!
A great salad recipe for Thanksgiving!
Cranberry Chicken Salad
1 bag salad greens (any kind)
1 10 oz can chicken (or turkey) chunks
1 cup (about half a can) whole cranberry sauce
½ cup mayonnaise
canned pears (for garnish)
Add chicken to the salad greens. Mix cranberry sauce and mayonnaise together. Pour over salad and toss well JUST BEFORE SERVING. Add 1 or 2 chunks/slices of pear on top of each serving.
Many people who know me well know that Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday of the year. Granted, I don't decorate my house for it (though I wish I could afford to!), I do LOVE the smells, tastes, and feelings of Thanksgiving.
I have spent a good deal of time dreading Thanksgiving this year based on the last time I had Thanksgiving with my in-laws. It was a pretty awful day for me, and it reflected so badly on my face that my husbands younger brother saw fit to confront my MIL and tell her in not so many words that I was being treated unfairly. Of course since that was brought to her attention things have improved a bit.
But still- I was feeling slighted from T-day two years ago, and had carried with me a pretty reserved attitude. I had decided to just hold my tongue and make an appearance at my in-laws house, food in hand and a smile on my face. But I was not going to call them and ask what to bring, I was going to wait for them to call me and assign me my one (maybe two) dishes. IF I don't hear from them, well I was going to bring the dishes I wanted and that was that! Well- as of yesterday I still had not heard from them. I do all my grocery shopping on Saturdays and since T-day is next week, they are quickly running out of time to assign me a dish and tell me when we are getting together! So I talked to Joe. I asked him what I should do about finding out the time we are getting together since I hadn't heard from them, but I didn't want to call... Just in trying to explain my attitude and feelings to him, and my reason for being so silent, I came to realize (though I am sure Joe helped here) just how childish I was behaving.
So after thinking about it, I have decided to grow up a bit and act like the adult that I am. I am still hoping they call me, but I will call them if I haven't heard from them by tonight. And I will help them in any way I can, and I will still probably bring a dish I want that I am sure they won't ask for (since it isn't their favorite), but I will also bring a dish or two that they want me to bring. I will also smile, and enjoy myself, and all will be well!
Now don't get me wrong, because I LOVE my in-laws. I really do! They are great, and wonderful, and nice, and some of my favorite people. I love seeing them, and spending time with them. But as with most people, we have had our rough patches, and to be fair, two Thanksgivings ago I was newly pregnant (and quite possibly hormonal) with Lacey. I am sure I over reacted a bit, but still the overall feeling I had that day was not good, and it has stuck with me far too long. It is time to put it behind me once and for all.
It is time for me to remember that I am beyond blessed to have such a great family, and such great in-laws. I am blessed to have nieces and nephews to play with my two girls. I am beyond blessed to have such an amazing husband, and he helps me to better myself constantly (even when he doesn't know he is doing it). I love him, and his family, and Next Thursday is going to be great.
I hope you all have a great Thanksgiving, and eat lots and lots of good food. Post some of your favorite recipes! I wanna try em all! (well- almost all of them... anything with walnuts or pecans are out since I am allergic...)
Friday, November 21, 2008
Food for "thought" Friday
A good friend of mine has asked for help expanding her cookbook, and has suggested that her friends post a recipe each Friday. So Heidi, here you go! And to go with the rest of the theme, I thought I would actually also add to it a bit of actual food for thought. I am sure at some point in each week I stop to seriously consider a thought and expound upon it. So here goes nothing!
Posted by Pam at 8:19 AM 2 comments
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Is this REALLY what we want to teach our children?
So I was playing with Lacey today while Lil was in preschool and noticed something a bit odd about her little sit and ride car. Just thought I would share it with you as well!
Here is the front of the car thingy (and my naked kid) complete with a sticker showing two people buckled into their seatbelts. That is GREAT! What a good (though subtle) way to teach kids to buckle seatbelts!
Now for the left side of the car. Wait a second- is that... it is! A woman putting on makeup and looking in a mirror! I thought you were supposed to be DRIVING! Hmmm... maybe this toy was manufactured in one of those countries where the driver is on the right...
So the right side of the car. Um... yeah, not a lot better. This lady is doing her HAIR! What a great thing for someone to be doing in the car! Here's to hoping they are back seat passengers!
Posted by Pam at 9:37 AM 2 comments
Monday, November 17, 2008
Car Talk
Lil and I had a great (albeit, short) conversation in the car on Friday.
We were on our way to pick up Joe from work, and were running a few minutes behind. I guess she could tell I was frustrated at the pace of traffic. So we ended up stopped at a red light with a car in front of us. And here is how it went down:
Lil: COME ON CAR! You need to go home!
Me: Lil, who are you talking to?
Lil: The car in front of us! He needs to go home!
Me: Is he too good for his home? (Hehe... name that movie reference!)
Lil: No! He is mean to his kids!
Me:... (okay I didn't say anything but I was about to when she finished up by saying)
Lil: Because he won't go home. That's mean!
Should make Joe feel pretty special that Lil considers it mean to not come home to his kids... :)
I just love the insight you get from kids!
Posted by Pam at 7:14 PM 2 comments
Friday, November 14, 2008
Thankful Thursday (Extended Edition- A day late)
With Thanksgiving approaching, what better time than now is there for a post on all the little things that make me thankful. I have spent a good deal of free time the last couple days reading THIS BLOG. It is so inspiring and makes me so much more appreciative for what I have been blessed with. SO- on with the show.
This year, I am thankful for:
(These all rank the same in importance)
*Joe. He works so hard for our family, and he sacrifices so much free time to make our lives comfortable. He loves his girls, and we love him too! He is so good to me, and even when he doesn't understand me, he tries to, and I appreciate it.
*Lilia. She is so smart, and so funny, and such a character! She is a quick learner, with incredible wit, and to top all of that off, she is absolutely beautiful. She makes me so proud. She has an incredible sense of loyalty. She loves her family, especially her little sister.
*Lacey. She is such a cute and charming baby. She has a great personality, with the most intense blue eyes, and knowing smile. When she sets her mind to something, she doesn't rest until it is accomplished. She has the most insane love of climbing (except stairs- she doesn't like them). She is sassy, smart, funny, and absolutely adorable.
*My family. They bring me plenty of laughs as well as support and love.
*Joe's family. They have made me feel welcome, and part of the family from day 1.
*The Savior's sacrifice for me. I am not perfect. I don't claim to be. I try. And I will keep trying. But to know that all that is asked of me is my best- that is such a relief.
*The gospel. The joy I feel from living the Gospel Plan. And from being a part of something so honest and true- even if the members aren't perfect- the Gospel is.
(and the rest- in no particular order)
*My house.
*Financial security.
*Lilia's preschool.
*My ward cookbook.
*Kung Fu Panda.
*My temple marriage. Because being without Joe would be like being without breath. I need him, and want him with me forever.
*Smiles and giggles during the girls bathtime.
*The ability to laugh at some of the things my kids do, and then to clean up after their shinanigans.
*Lilia during her nap.
*Lacey playing with her babydolls.
*My health.
*Joe's minor midlife crisis last year (which lead to both of us getting our diets and heathy habits in order).
*The dog not running away in almost a month (gotta find some way to be thankful for the dog)
*The medicine clearing up Lacey's facial rash...
*Lilia's new found love for full length Disney movies (bye bye Barney and Dora!)
*Laceys toothy grin.
*Lilia's love of reading. She is so smart!
*Joe's height. (I know, this one sounds silly, but truth is, I love that he is only slightly taller than I am. When we got to bed at night we fit together like Legos. He is super comfy and just the right size for me to cuddle with.)
*Cute shoes.
*Music. Especially inspirational music. Those songs that always make you smile, or maybe cry, or just feel peace.
*My temple marriage. Did I already say this? :) Because it means being with my girls in heaven. It is like an insurance I have taken out on my family. If anything happens to them, or me, I will be with them again.
*My parent's temple marriage.
*My grandparent's temple marriage... (I am sure you can see where I am going with this...)
*Insurance. All kinds- Life, Health, Car, Homeowners...
*Thanksgiving. My favorite time of the year. If I could choose one holiday to call my own, to repeat often, to replace all others, Thanksgiving would be mine. The smells and tastes, the family and friends. It is wonderful.
*Friends. The real ones. The ones who stood by me years ago, the ones who have seen me at my lowest points and have been there to help me stand. The new ones I am making who like me for who I am.
*One friend in particular... Ju- you are awesome. And amazing. And you make me laugh. Hey- wanna come over for dinner the day after Thanksgiving? I am thinking of T-Day 2... whadda ya think? (Steven, you can come too- bring Kevin)
*Lilia's smile
*Lacey's eyes
*My girl's independence
(Lil making herself some chocolate milk)
(Lacey helping herself to some homemade bread- yes that is a really large and really sharp knife... Good thing I was holding my camera when I saw her- I caught this picture as I was walking to the table!)
*Family portraits
Most especially, I am just extremely grateful for the opportunity to be a wife, and a mom.
(I may come back and add to this list as I think of more to be thankful for. Stay tuned!)
Posted by Pam at 12:08 PM 3 comments
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
I am not a photographer, but...
I am pretty proud of these pictures. Lacey thought it would be fun to wake me up in time to watch the sun rise a few days ago. This was a few of the pictures I got of it...
I know they aren't professional quality and such, but I am happy with them... :) Hope you have a great week!
Posted by Pam at 3:35 PM 3 comments
Halloween (a bit late)
I never did give a Halloween rundown, so here you go!
The day before Halloween, I finally decided it would be wise to carve our pumpkins. So Lil helped me choose the patterns... Lacey watched some Backyardigans on TV, and I set to work poking the holes in the pumpkins to transfer the patterns. Once the hole poking was done, Lil got to help me removed the carved sections of pumpkin. I would cut out a piece and she would poke it into the center of the pumpkin, reach in, remove it and giggle at the grossness of it all.
What a great helper she was :)
I didn't get any pictures of us actually CARVING because Joe wasn't home, and I wasn't touching the camera while my hands were all gooky... BUT- I do have a before and after of one of the pumpkins and a before (no after) of the other...
After that, while I was positioning our newest porch decorations, Lacey stripped down to her diaper (and a sticker on her forehead), and came outside to keep me and our pumpkins company. CA-RAZY that she can do that in late OCTOBER! Usually there is snow on the ground by Halloween!
The next night I scrambled to find all the pieces of both the girls costumes (never did find the red hair spray for Lil's costume! Grrr), then proceeded to get them ready for trick or treating. The girls had all kinds of fun. Dad stayed home to pass out candy, while I took the girls around the neighborhood. About half way through I brought Lacey back since she was getting grumpy. All in all I think Lil walked a good 2 miles that night. Funny how the kid who is "too tired" to walk the half a block to preschool is not too tired to walk half the city for candy!
My little Geisha Girl
(Let this be a warning to all of you who have babies... Never, never, EVER paint your 1-year-old's face! And even MORE important- DON'T HAIRSPRAY their hair a different color! I had black hairspray on my walls, couch, carpet, chairs... and the white "no smudge" face paint? Hah!)
My little Mermaid
(She chose to wear her pink crocs instead of her blue and green shoes... such is life, I guess... She wanted makeup too, so I ended up adding sparkles to her face and red lipstick. I think there are STILL some rogue sparkles on her, and she has been bathed plenty since Halloween!)
Posted by Pam at 3:07 PM 3 comments
I've done mypart- have you?
Yes. I voted.
(yeah, yeah- I know it looks like LACEY voted, but really, she just stole my sticker... mean kid!)
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Ear issues have always been a common problem faced by pet owners. Besides the typical reasons for ear infections in pets, such as allergies, hormonal imbalance etc, another very common reason for sudden ear ache and head shaking in this season is spear grass penetration. Unfortunately on top of the ear infection, another abnormal outcome that can arise is a sudden swelling of the ear flap, which is known as Aural hematoma.
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Aural hematoma can only seldom heal on its own without medical intervention. It is not recommended to leave the hematoma untreated due to a few reasons.
The blood pocket itself can be a perfect medium for bacteria to overgrow, spread and cause a severe infection. The blood in the pocket tends to clot and its ability to dissolve and get reabsorbed into the body is very limited to non existent. Last but not least, it is important to remember that Aural hematoma in the vast majority of cases is secondary to a primary problem in the ear that caused the initial vigorous head shaking and scratching. If the primary ear problem is not addressed and treated the problem will recur.
There are a few medical possibilities to treat Aural hematoma. If the hematoma is addressed very close to its formation, it may be resolved by simple aspiration. However, unfortunately in most instances a short surgical procedure is required in order to treat the problem and reduce the likelihood of recurrence.
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Sometimes the ear cartilage does not go back to its original shape and scar tissue in the form of wrinkling occurs. Treating the hematoma as close as possible to its formation reduces the chances of any secondary complication that may arise. Being diligent and addressing any ear issues that may manifest by repeated scratching, and/or head shaking, before the hematoma even forms can save both you and your pet a lot of grief.


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When oxalic acid is approved, something similar to Mite Away will come about. It might just be evap pads, specially designed to fit in Langstroth hives. Or it might be the acid in combination with some other treatment - introducing MelliFree strips, the all-in-one total mite solution, featuring oxalic acid and menthol for control of Varroa and tracheal mites in one convenient treatment! A litte imagination goes a long way.
but Mellifera, you have very poor knowledge about these stuffs. Sad to say it.Oxalic acid is carefully researched 15 years and all information is in internet.Get the basic knowledge first.Think 15 years research. Does it mean something?And results has been splended.Put into google "varroa nanetti" if you need good information.Nanetti is a beekeeping professor in Italy.
.If you do not use oxalic acid, it does not make it worthles. It is the best method ever developed when hives are without brood during winter. It is easy to use for swarms too. Propably it does not work in Louisiana.Do you drive ever over speed with car when you have so pure soul?Are carrots illegal in USA? They have 100 times more oxalic acid than honey taken from treated hive.
[ You said they were two of the best. Now you act as if they are insufficient. I'm confused by this inconsistency.
I have heard many package producers are hitting the bees with oxalic before sending them. But I do not know if this is fact.
The bee colony is a complex ecology consisting, in a natural system, of over 8,000 microorganismshttp://www.ars.usda.gov/is/ar/archive/aug98/bees0898.htm?pf=1120 miteshttp://www.landesmuseum.at/biophp/arti_det.php?litnr=10335&artinr=13954and numerous insects.Many of these microorganisms fill some niche that keeps out pathogens. Many are necessary for the proper fermentation of bee bread. Many are necessary to protect the gut of the bee.http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0033188All of the treatments will affect one or more of the above. Amitraz will kill the beneficial and benign mites and insects, e.g. psudoscorpians etc. So will Fluvalinate (Apistan) and Cumophos (Checkmite). The organic acids and essential oils will wipe out the entire spectrum of microorganisms and probably many of the mites and insects as well.
Quote from: Finski on May 11, 2013, 12:48:16 pmbut Mellifera, you have very poor knowledge about these stuffs. Sad to say it.Oxalic acid is carefully researched 15 years and all information is in internet.Get the basic knowledge first.Think 15 years research. Does it mean something?And results has been splended.Put into google "varroa nanetti" if you need good information.Nanetti is a beekeeping professor in Italy. Don't be sad to say it - you are correct I know absolutely nothing about oxalic acid, except that it is not yet approved for use in beehives where I live. I don't know where it comes from naturally, how it is derived, or even what form it commonly comes in - powder or grains or liquid? No clue. On the other hand, I have no reason to say you're wrong about it being useful; I have no reason to doubt its efficacy as so many beekeepers such as yourself have testified to it. You're obviously really passionate about it, and you've been a beekeeper longer than I have been most likely, and I respect that and I want you to know that I believe what you say.It's just that, for myself and only myself I have ethical reservations about using illegal treatments, or better I should say treatments that aren't strictly legal where I live. I don't believe in the attitude that things are only illegal if someone else sees you doing them. And yes I realize that if I were to use oxalic acid in my hives when I started them again next year, my state's department of agriculture would NOT raid my little apiary with an FBI SWAT team; likewise, I know that few of my fellow beekeepers would judge me harshly if I used the stuff (and I hope nobody feels I'm judging them by abstaining); but to me those things makes little difference, they are not drivers of my behavior. I'm not exactly a Dudley Do-Right; but I prefer to be straight-laced, if that makes any sense to you. Little things like this matter in that regard.In your earlier post, you noted that the European universities found that the best mite treatments were thymol, formic acid, and oxalic acid. Well, oxalic acid has not been approved here yet; but thymol and formic acid are available. I can use those.
You missed Rhubarb,:)
.One guy invented that he put a dried rhubard leave into the hive. When bees bite it, they get oxalic acid and it kills mites.- I think that this is against the law.
I have serious doubts that any treatment kills mites in capped cells in any significant numbers. And if it does, then it's even more dangerous to the bees and to brood


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China's top crude supplier Saudi Arabia is set to ship about the same volumes to Chinese buyers in 2014 as it did last year, as the world's second-largest oil consumer takes more from Iraq and Central Asia, traders said.
Iraq has been offering cheaper prices and better payment terms to Asian buyers this year as it increases its output, while two new refineries in China are designed to run on crude from suppliers in Kazakhstan, Russia and the Middle East.
Since those two refineries will provide the bulk of China's oil demand growth in 2014, Saudi Arabia has been left with little room to increase its Chinese contract volumes. That means its 20 percent share of the China market will fall.
Saudi Arabia should still retain its spot as China's No. 1 crude supplier, although Iraq looks poised to challenge Angola as the second largest.
"None of the lifters have requested any additional volume for next year," said a Beijing-based trader with direct knowledge of the Saudi oil exports to China.
Traders estimated that annual Saudi contract volumes to China would hold at about 1.17 million barrels per day (bpd), with top refiner Sinopec Corp. taking over 80 percent of the supplies. The rest will be split between PetroChina Co. Ltd. and Sinochem Corp.
China's crude imports grew 4 percent in 2013, or by an addition of just under 220,000 barrels per day, in the slowest growth in three years, customs data has shown.
PetroChina's Sichuan and Sinochem's Quanzhou refineries, with a combined run capacity of 440,000 bpd, are expected online this year and both are looking past Saudi Arabia for crude.
PetroChina's landlocked Sichuan plant is designed to process oil from Kazakhstan and Russia, as well as the company's own output in northwest China.
The Sinochem plant, in Fujian province, will be looking to Iraq, Oman and Kuwait for oil, traders have said.
"Revamps made at Sinopec refineries in recent years have (also) driven plants to hunt for heavier, cheaper grades, which are not necessarily what the Saudis want to sell more of to China," said a trader with top refiner Sinopec Corp.
In the first 11 months of 2013, China bought 49.74 million tons of Saudi crude, or 1.09 million bpd, up slightly from a year earlier and making up a fifth of total imports.
"For a single supplier to have a market share of 20 percent, that is already a lot," the Sinopec trader said.
Refineries have also boosted imports from Iraq, where Chinese oil companies are due for a growing amount of payment in oil for their help in lifting Iraqi oil output.
Iraqi crude, mainly Basra Light, is generally cheaper than similar Saudi grades.
Chinese firms have signed up for 882,000 bpd of crude with Iraq's State Oil Marketing Organisation for 2014, up 68 percent from 2013, though companies may resell some of the barrels.
Iraqi exports to China expanded by around 150,000 bpd between January and November in 2013, customs data shows, making up over 80 percent of China's crude import growth for those months.
Angola was China's second biggest supplier last year, shipping in about 786,400 bpd through November, down more than 2 percent from the same period in 2012.
Some additional demand for Saudi oil may emerge in the second half of the year when new facilities enter steady operations, traders said.
But the increases may be so slight that they would fall within the tolerances that allow small fluctuations below or above contractual amounts, the traders said.
Sinochem, which has so far acted only as an import agent for Saudi oil imports for a PetroChina-controlled refinery, may buy from the kingdom on its own behalf for its first fully-owned refinery at Quanzhou.
"It's hard to decide the Saudi volume for Quanzhou now ...(Sinochem) will coordinate with Aramco to possibly raise the volume when the plant starts," said a third industry official.
PetroChina could also seek additional Saudi oil for its Qinzhou plant in southern province of Guangxi, when it finishes an upgrading in the second quarter to process sour crude.
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Cindy, homeschooling mom of nine, has a list of literature (fiction, biographies, and poetry) on her blog which tends to instill honor in boys without moralizing:
Our goal is not to produce self-righteous prigs like our old friend Eustace Scrubbs before he met the dragon (See: The Voyage of Dawn Treader) but rather to motivate our sons by the examples of true heart change whether that heart change is in the real man Stonewall Jackson or the fictional mouse Reepicheep.
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Phillies Beat Nats in Opener; Schwimer in Trouble Again
The Phillies beat the 1st place Nationals Friday night by a score of 4-2. It was a very satisfying win considering that these teams have essentially switched places this year, with the Phillies going from 1st to worst for most of the season.
It was probably also very satisfying for Kyle Kendrick who pitched very well for his 3rd start in a row. Kendrick has received a lot of well deserved criticism for his mostly inconsistent play. But he does seem to have finally turned things around and fixed whatever issues he was having. Sadly though, his 21-inning scoreless streak was snapped last night when he gave up a 2-run bomb in the 7th.
Kendrick still pitched a very good game, allowing only 4 hits and 2 walks in 6 2/3 innings. And the offense helped him out with a couple runs sprinkled here and there. They did, however, leave a number men on base again, which seems to be a recurring theme.
But the 4 runs and seven pitchers (yes, 7) were enough to get the win. Manager Charlie Manuel played bullpen roulette in the 8th inning, going through one pitcher after another to get to Jonathan Papelbon in the 9th.
Luckily, the moves paid off and the Phillies grabbed Game 1 from the Nats.
Before the game, there were whispers of some drama going on behind the scenes regarding relief pitcher Michael Schwimer, who was demoted to Triple-A on Thursday. Schwimer pitched on Sunday, but now claims to be injured with a sore bicep. Upset about the demotion, Schwimer is apparently saying he should be on the DL, not in Triple-A. However, the reasoning behind this complaint may be because, if he is put on the DL, he keeps his major league paycheck and time clock in the bigs running.
So is he really hurt or is he just pissed and wants his money? The Phillies seem to think he is just fine. All pitchers have soreness throughout the year; that does not necessarily constitute an injury. But Schwimer intends to fight the demotion; he did not report to Triple-A and is instead seeking another medical opinion.
Remember back in May when Schwimer got into trouble with the Phillies for this Tweet:
He announced moves that had not been released to the public yet, prompting a strict talking to from GM Ruben Amaro Jr. On top of that, his performances on the field since then have ranged from good to awful. The lack of consistent play, and perhaps his attitude, may be the most likely culprits behind the demotion.
If that is the case, Schwimer is making a huge mess of what was previously a good opportunity for him. If he is in fact hurt, fine, he has every right to complain. But if not, with this being the 2nd time he has pissed off Phillies management, Schwimer may be in very hot water…scalding, actually. I hope for his sake that this ends well.
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As economies across the globe continue to contract, navies, armies, and air forces are being told, if not, "do more with less" to at least "do the same with less." Proceedings thus asked sea-service commanders around the world: What innovative efficiencies and economies are you implementing, or considering implementing, to improve force readiness?
Rear Admiral Ante Urlic
The Croatian Navy faces a growing number of increasingly complex maritime tasks, as well as reduced financial resources. The prolonged financial austerity, augmented by the change of political and social priorities in the postwar years, have threatened to jeopardize and postpone the badly needed modernization and further development of the navy.
Despite relatively modest plans for conventional shipbuilding or naval system procurement (five coastal patrol ships, the new mine countermeasure (MCM) systems for mine hunters, an autonomous underwater vehicle, equipment for MCM divers, new communication equipment, and such), the Navy has been forced to adopt and implement a series of organizational and technical innovations. Using popular phrases from the NATO and the EU environment, we could say that—even within national boundaries—we are trying to apply the principles of "smart defense."
In Croatia the navy is just one of the players responsible and accountable for maritime-security issues. So, in performing regular defense tasks at sea, it must cooperate and sometimes compete with the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure, and with local government agencies and institutions in the maritime-security domain. Although it sometimes seems that it is easier to cooperate with international institutions rather than within our national boundaries, increased multiyear efforts have produced visible improvements and tangible results in strengthening national synergy at sea.
Faced with reduced resources, the navy has had to streamline the network of naval bases and installations. But, given the numerous tasks of maritime security and our relatively long coastline, there is still the need for periodic but frequent forward-basing at sea. Thus we are exploring the options of leasing some installations to private enterprises—with a guarantee of assured access and basic logistical services.
Further, with a relatively modest investment in the modernization of the existing surveillance radar systems (with a primary goal of their automation and networking), we plan to reduce significantly the number of personnel needed to operate the systems. In addition, a future comprehensive network of radars and other sensors at sea will be built in cooperation with other agencies, which will include shared responsibility at sea (and shared costs).
One particular strand of work in that regard is our SEVID project, a Web-based information system that allows the creation of a near-real-time radar modernization that will include monitoring of ships, their identification, and data distribution. The key objective is to improve maritime domain awareness, with information being integrated and processed in a central Web server. Developed by the navy, it currently is in the testing phase.
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Weather will be a primary factor in determining the size of this year's crop.
As of May 5, only 12% of this year's crop had been planted, well below the historical average of 47%. At the time what was needed was a nice warm, dry stretch of weather to give U.S. farmers the opportunity to complete their spring plantings. Shortly thereafter, that opportunity did indeed arise. In the week ended May 19, corn plantings advanced a record 43% in one week to 71% complete, just shy of the historical average.
Since then, however, the weather has once again been less than ideal, calling into question whether U.S. farmers will be able to plant the 97.3 million acres as forecasted in the March 2013 planting intentions report. As of June 2, 91% of this year's corn crop was planted; while just shy of the historical average of 95%, it still meant that 8.75 million acres had still not been planted.
Upon closer examination, I've noticed that nearly 5 million of these acres are across the northern states of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakotas where cool, wet weather over the past week hasn't exactly created ideal planting conditions.
With a similar pace to plantings in 1993 and in 1995, corn acres fell between 3 million and 4 million below their March intentions. With history as a reference, and given the current planting pace and weather conditions, I estimate that corn plantings will slip 3.3 million acres from the March intentions to 94 million acres.
Using the current USDA yield assumption of 158 bu. per acre, this year's corn crop would still reach a new record at nearly 13.6 billion bushels. With the current USDA usage assumption of 12.92 billion bushels, ending stocks would jump to a four-year high at 1.45 billion bushels. While a comfortable level, this is still well shy of the 2 billion-plus that many analysts have been projecting leading up to the spring planting season.
Under this scenario, I'd guess that the harvest low for corn would be somewhere in the range of $4.50 - $4.75, well above the $4 level many were suggesting under the 2-billion-bushel stocks level. Obviously if weather conditions over the next three months are less than favorable and crop prospects deteriorate, then this price floor would rise, perhaps dramatically. In fact, under current crop conditions I'd estimate this year's average yield closer to 155 bu. per acre, with a crop at just over 13.33 billion bushels. Under this scenario, harvest lows are likely to fall very near the $5 level.
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