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SOURCE: Cincom Systems
January 02, 2013 11:15 ET
CINCINNATI, OH--(Marketwire - Jan 2, 2013) - For the first time ever, worldwide software provider Cincom Systems (http://www.cincom.com) has given one of its partners the distinction of Partner of the Year. For 2012, that partner is eLogic Group (http://elogicgroup.com), a provider of customized IT solutions for engineered product companies.
For the past five years, eLogic Group has partnered with Cincom's Cincom Intelligent Selling Systems division, makers of Cincom Acquire® and Cincom Guru™ software. The two organizations work together to help complex, mixed-mode manufacturers improve their sales processes including improved pricing, quoting and product configuration.
"During the past five years, I cannot imagine a relationship that could be any better," said Jerry Miller, managing director, Cincom Intelligent Selling Solutions division. "eLogic is truly a part of the Cincom family and an extension of our team. We work together with complete transparency. Partnerships such as ours can only be successful with complete openness, trust and honesty."
The companies have completed several successful sales and implementation engagements generating major license revenue contracts during 2012 in addition to significant consulting revenues for both companies.
"It's an honor for eLogic to be recognized as Cincom ISS Division's Partner of the Year," said Michael Shields, CEO, eLogic Group. "Together our companies have built a seamless partnership that leverages our individual strengths -- Cincom's industry-leading ISS solutions and eLogic's deep industry domain expertise in complex commerce solutions. Together we are able to offer our customers the best value in the industry. We will continue this winning tradition as we build upon past successes."
Cincom's Partner of the Year program will be given annually to a partner that exudes Cincom's values of character, competence and commitment.
About Cincom
For 44 years, Cincom has helped thousands of clients worldwide by solving complex business problems with its software and services. For more information about Cincom's products and services, contact Cincom at 1-800-2CINCOM (USA only), send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the company's website at http://www.cincom.com.
About Cincom Acquire
Cincom Acquire is a multi-channel, multi-currency and multi-lingual selling solution that automates the configuration, pricing and quoting (CPQ) of complex products and services. Cincom Acquire is powered by the Cincom Guru Business Rule Management System (BRMS) that empowers business users to automate complex sales and product knowledge. Cincom Acquire has helped companies streamline their sales processes by delivering critical product and sales knowledge to the point of sale, while significantly reducing "quote-to-cash" time -- reducing proposal generation time from days to minutes and closing deals up to 80 percent faster. Cincom Acquire is the Microsoft Global Strategic Partner for Manufacturing.
About eLogic Group
eLogic is a technology-enabled business improvement consulting firm located in Victor, NY. Since 1999, eLogic has led the movement toward transformational commerce platforms, sales/order configuration technologies and operations/supply chain solutions for specialized product manufacturers. For more information on eLogic Group, visit the company's website at www.elogicgroup.com.
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Tuesday night on The Daily Show, Americans for Tax Reform president Grover Norquist said he came up with his influential anti-tax pledge when he was in the seventh grade.
"My team is winning," he told the Daily Show's Samantha Bee.
"Your team is winning?" she responded. "It's like you came up with this whole idea when you were twelve."
"It was something I came up with when I was twelve," Norquist admitted.
Nearly every Republican in Congress has signed Norquist's Taxpayer Protection Pledge, vowing to oppose any and all tax increases. Only 14 Republican members of 112th Congress have refused to sign the pledge.
"Yes, the entire federal government is paralyzed because of a document written by a twelve-year-old in 1968," Bee said.
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21 graduate with honors at LU commencement
Lamar University graduated 21 students with honors during summer commencement ceremonies August 17, in the Montagne Center.
Nine students graduated summa cum laude (with highest honors), with grade-point averages ranging from 3.8 to 4.0:
ANAHUAC: Brooke Smith.
BEAUMONT: Traci Chambers, Christina Walker.
GROVES: Tasha Tolliver.
NEDERLAND: Nicole Quebedeaux.
ORANGE: Amber Deranger.
SOUR LAKE: Amber Taylor.
VIDOR: Brianna Tamayo.
WOODVILLE: Douglas Shows.
Seven students graduated magna cum laude (with high honors), with GPAs of 3.65 to 3.79:
BEAUMONT: Amanda Graham.
BROWNING, MONT.: Luis Reyes.
DEL VALLE: Kristy Scroggs.
LIMA, PERU: Sara Maguina.
NEDERLAND: Heather Hussey.
ORANGE: Joyce Hyatt.
ORANGEFIELD: Taylor Perkins.
Five students graduated cum laude (with honors), with GPAs of 3.5 to 3.64:
BEAUMONT: Ashante Mayes, Cara McKinney.
CENTER: Sharonica Roberts.
ORANGE: Leann Arceneaux.
SEABROOK: William Seevers.


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Editor's note: We got Butter of Butter's Bubble — the now-defunct Safin-centric blog — to write up a note about Marat's incredible win over Novak Djokovic in the second round of Wimbledon 2008.
Mr. Unpredictable a.k.a Marat Safin won a three-set match against the No. 3 in the world, Novak Djokovic. Marat won 6-4, 7-6 (3), 6-2.
Had I known Marat was going against Novak the day before, I would've said, "okay," content to see our favorite hot-headed Russian roll out the green carpet for the top Serb. Honestly, Marat hasn't been really playing well, and for him to beat Nole today was really unexpected. According to Nole, he respects Safin so much, and thinks that factor probably affected his game today. As for Marat, most of us know what he is really capable of doing; the guy could've been in the top 5 right now had he been consistent with his game.
Marat was interviewed by Patrick McEnroe and Darren Cahill after his match. He looked very calm and somewhat tired.
(Sorry I couldn't upload the video of the interview… computer problems.)
Some excerpts:
P-Mac: "Marat, great win today over Djokovic, straight sets. I'm not sure you expected it, certainly none of us expected you to win this match so easily. How did you do it?"
Marat, in a very low voice: "Thanks a lot guys, I'm still wondering how did I do it, and i'm just surprised with myself."
Cahill: "Marat, I saw you play in Las Vegas. I know you've been working extremely hard over the last couple of years to get back to this top of form. What do you think this win does for you?"
Marat: Well, you saw me in [my] best shape in Las Vegas. I lost to Hewitt 6-2, 6-1, and no chance to get better, and finally I started to play well on the clay-court season. Had a bad draw in the French Open, lost to Davydenko in the 2nd round, then I'm here playing against Djokovic nothing to lose. The guy is under pressure because he's gonna finish #1 in the world, at least. And he has a lot of pressure so I needed to take advantage of it."
P-Mac: "I guess you have to change your flight plans now because apparently there's an 8:30 flight to Moscow tonight."
Marat: "There are flights everyday."
Oh snap! ahahahahaha……
I really wish Marat the best like I always do, and hopefully he reaches at least the semis! If you saw him today, he had a different look in his eyes, he looks very calm! (wow) and he seemed to have that special *twinkle* in his eyes…
Marat, this could be it!
Buy: Safin wears the adidas Competition 7 Crew, in Rave Blue, Navy, Rave Yellow, and White; $37.99.
(photos by Getty Images)
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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) Shaquille Stokes hit a game-winning 3-pointer with nine seconds left to give Hofstra a 66-63 victory over South Dakota State on Friday night in the 2K Sports Classic.
Steve Mejia and Taran Buie scored 14 points apiece for the Pride, and Stokes finished with nine points.
Nate Wolters led South Dakota State (1-2) with a strong first half. Wolters hit a 3-pointer with five seconds left until halftime to give the Jackrabbits a 32-31 halftime lead. Wolters finished with 25 points and 10 rebounds.
After two free throws in the second half gave Hofstra (1-2) a 33-32 lead, South Dakota State took the lead at 39-38 after two free throws by Tony Fiegen. That was the last time the Jackrabbits led.
South Dakota State tied the game on a 3-pointer by Wolters with 32 seconds left before Stokes hit his winning shot for Hofstra.


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Degrees and Majors of the School of Communications and Information Systems
FREN1010 - French Language and Culture
Fall 2011
This combines video, audio, and print to teach French in the context of French-speaking cultures. The courses are based on an innovative method that allows students to develop basic oral and written proficiency in French as they are exposed to French culture. Emphasizing grammatical principles, vocabulary, and oral expression at a level appropriate to students' prior study of or experience with French, these courses cover elementary, intermediate, and advanced levels and enable students to begin or to enhance their proficiency in French. Each of these courses uses extensive telecourse materials and may be available on an independent basis.
3 Credits
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British Snowboard Tour
Following five very successful years of the AIM Series, that has witnessed over 1000 competitors, visited over 50 schools and introduced over 4,000 newcomers to our beloved sports, the National Championship circuit has undergone a wee nip and tuck, and is ready to reveal the new look "British Snowboard and Freeski Tour", which will be unveiled this September 2007.
Continuing to represent the highest level of snowboard and freeski competition in the UK, the British Snowboard and Freeski Tour will also boast some very attractive new features including:- seven domestic competitions, two brand new venues, Friday night demo's, free coaching sessions with the UK's leading professional athletes as well as exclusive snowboard and freeski video premieres and parties.
By adding two new venues, Norwich and Chatham, and incorporating a dedicated schools tour program, which takes professional athletes and Olympians into the classroom, the British Snowboard and Freeski Tour 2007 will create new breeding grounds for emerging talent and continue to provide a path from grass roots participation through to international competition.
The British Snowboard Tour continues to be a prestigious Ticket to Ride (TTR) World Snowboard Tour ranked event, following an immensely successful first year. This resulted in two of the UK's most promising riders, Sam Cullum and Jamie Nicholls, who both competed on the tour, finishing in a jaw dropping 39th and 66th position in the Men's TTR World Snowboard Ranking List 2007! The Tour will give UK riders the continuing opportunity to not only win British Championship Titles, but to secure World Ranking Points and gain an overall position alongside snowboarding megastars such as Shaun White and Travis Rice. Check out www.ttrworldtour.com for more information
Previous Events
British Invitational Championships 2011
21 October 11
Held during the London Ski and Snowboard Show which this year moves to Earls Court, London
British Indoor Championships 2011
24 September 11, Snozone Castleford, United Kingdom
The British Snow Tour is back for 2011 with a slightly condensed format with a one-off visit to the UK fridges this year. Expect SBX, Big Air and slopestyle comps at the Castleford SNO!zone
Brits 2011
20-27 March 11, Laax, Switzerland
The grand finale of the British Snowtour, the Brits, is once again being held in Laax, Switzerland, bringing together a week of slopestyle, halfpipe, boardercross, big air, heavy drinking and live acts
British Invitational Championships 2010
22 October 10
Held during the London Ski & Snowboard Show in Olympia
British Indoor Championships 2010 - Slopestyle
9 October 10
Protest Slopestyle Championships, Castleford SNO!zone
British Indoor Championships 2010 - Big Air
25 September 10, XSCAPE Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
Giro Big Air Championships, Milton Keynes SNO!zone
British Indoor Championships 2010 - Snowboardcross
18 September 10, Xscape Braehead, United Kingdom
Trespass Snowboardcross Championships & Rail Jam, Glasgow SNO!zone
British Dryslope Championships 2010
11-12 September 10, Norfolk Ski Club, United Kingdom
British Dryslope Championships, Norfolk Snowsports Centre. Featuring Giro Big Air, Protest Slopestyle & Trespass Snowboardcross Championships
The Brits 2010
21-28 March 10, Laax, Switzerland
The BRITS is a unique, week-long winter festival that everyone should experience. Combining eight British Snowboard and Freeski Championship events and a musical juggernaut set to shake the pretty little Swiss resort to its very foundation
British Invitational Championships 09
23 October 09
Held during the Metro Ski & Snowboard Show in Olympia, London.
British Indoor Slopestyle Championships 09
3 October 09, Snozone Castleford, United Kingdom
Hosted in the XScape centre in Castleford near Leeds
British Indoor Boardercross championships 09
26 September 09, Xscape Braehead, United Kingdom
Held in the Xscape Glasgow fridge, Braehead
British Big Air Indoor Championships 2009
19 September 09, XSCAPE Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
In the fridge at Milton Keynes
British Artificial Championships 2009
12-13 September 09, Norfolk Ski Club, United Kingdom
British Artificial Championships will be held in Norfolk featuring Big Air, Slopestyle & Boardercross
Brits 2009, Laax
28 Mar-4 Apr 09, Laax, Switzerland
Celebrating its 20th Birthday next year, Europe's ultimate and longest established winter festival leaves adolescence well behind, as The BRITS prepares to hit, jib and tweak its twenties in style
Metro Ski & Snowboard Show 2008, London
22-26 October 08
Promises to be even bigger this year taking up the entire main hall at Olympia. Plenty of stalls, talks, demos & the British Snow Tour Invitational Championship
British Indoor Snowboardcross 2008
4 October 08, Xscape Braehead, United Kingdom
Hosted in the XScape centre Braehead just outside Glasgow
British Indoor Big Air Championships 2008
27 September 08, XSCAPE Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
Held in the Xscape centre in Milton Keynes
British Indoor Slopestyle Championships 2008
20 September 08, Snozone Castleford, United Kingdom
The first event in the tour that moves into the fridges
British Snowboardcross Championships
19-20 July 08, Norfolk Ski Club, United Kingdom
British Slopestyle Championships 2008
12-13 July 08, John Nike Leisure Centre, United Kingdom
Returns to Chatham again this season
British Big Air Championships 2008
5-6 July 08, Halifax Ski Centre, United Kingdom
A new venue for the 2008 British Snow Tour
The Brits 2008
29 Mar-5 Apr 08, Laax, Switzerland
Showcasing the top UK talent. Big Air, Slopestyle, Skier/Snowboardcross & Halfpipe hosted in Laax, Switzerland
British indoor champs - Big Air
3 November 07, Xscape Braehead, United Kingdom
The British Snowboard Tour head to the UK's latest indoor slope for the Big Air Champs.
Best of British
26 October 07
As part of the Metro Ski Show in Olymopia, London. 12 of the best UK riders are set to perform on the Quarterpipe
Metro Ski and Snowboard Show
24-28 October 07
Come and visit us at this years event.
British indoor champs - boarder cross
13 October 07, XSCAPE Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
The British Snowboard Tour heads to the big fridge in Milton Keynes.
British indoor champs - Slopestyle
6 October 07
Opening event as the British Snowboard Tour moves indoors to the Leeds indoor slope.
British Artificial Champs - Big Air Championships
29 September 07, Warmwell Ski Centre, United Kingdom
The final event in the artificial series heads to Dorset
2007 Trespass Snowboardcross
23 September 07, Norfolk Ski Club, United Kingdom
The British Snowboard Tour moves to the Norfolk Snowsports Centre for the British Artificial boardercross


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She was a self-described "cartoon," a zany housewife-turned-comedian with an electrified hairdo who broke into the male-dominated world of stand-up comedy in the 1950s with an outlandish wardrobe and a barrage of self-deprecating jokes punctuated by her trademark guffaw.
"I spent seven hours today at the beauty parlor; hell, that was just for the estimate," Phyllis Diller would say on stage, firing off one joke after another. "I'm in the 14th year of a 10-day beauty plan."
Diller, whose stand-up career spanned nearly 50 years, died in her sleep Monday at her longtime home in Brentwood, said her agent, Fred Wostbrock. She was 95.


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New-generation tool for ocean exploration
Article, Diagram
The Exosuit atmospheric diving system (ADS) is the newest generation tool for ocean exploration, enabling scientists to study marine life at depths of up to 1,000 feet (305 meters).
Used in tandem with the Exosuit, the ROV and high-resolution, low-light underwater cameras will help researchers capture images of marine biodiversity.
Researchers from the Museum, CUNY, and the Pierce Laboratory-Yale University are collaborating with J.F. White Contracting Company to develop scientific applications for the Exosuit.
Video, Article
Find out about recent fieldwork and findings in ocean environments.
The temporary display of the Exosuit will culminate on March 5 with the SciCafe Into the Abyss: New Frontiers in Deep Sea Exploration featuring Curator John Sparks, Research Associate David Gruber (CUNY), and Research Associate Vincent Pieribone (The Pierce Laboratory-Yale). The program is free and open to the public.
The SciCafe series is proudly sponsored by Judy and Josh Weston.
The Stephen J. Barlow Bluewater Expedition is generously supported by J.F. White Contracting Company.


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You are in control
You are already your own financial planner. Regardless of the extent of help you receive from professionals, you ultimately are the decision maker and you are responsible for your own finances. Although the financial world has become increasingly complex, it is becoming easier today to do a lot of your own planning. The variety of resources has expanded such as software for money management and planning; online tools for banking, financial planning and investing, and resources, and books and blogs that are easy to understand. These resources may be good news for you if the cost of professional fee only financial planners is out-of-reach to you. Besides the cost of fees, others may avoid planners because they have heard stories of advisors trying to sell a product that didn't fit their situation. Cost savings and avoiding product pitches are excellent benefits of being your own planner.
Everyone should take a more active role in their financial affairs. Not only does it help with educated decision making and fraud avoidance it also helps you better communicate with your other professional advisors such as your accountant and attorney. You will also find yourself spotting opportunities when they cross your path.
Becoming a better manager of your family's finances will also help you 'dig out' if you are struggling financially. When you consider the low savings rates and the high household debt, many more people find themselves in this category today.
The following are 7 steps to do-it-yourself financial planning:
Step 1: Commit
The first step to financial planning always begins with commitment. Whether you are having financial difficulty, or have just avoided setting goals and mapping out a plan – commitment is the first step. Commitment provides the discipline and focus needed to help sustain you on the path towards your goals.
Step 2: Set Goals
Without specific goals and a plan to achieve them financial success stays a foggy dream. Therefore the second step is to list the dreams that will motivate you. Write down all of the goals you want to achieve in the short and long term. This will serve as the driver, or the fire in the engine giving you the motivation to move forward. Everyone has dreams, but without constant watering and attention dreams will go dormant. Leave your past mistakes and inaction behind you, light a new fire and chart a course forward. You have an enormous amount of potential and talent, and if you have made mistakes you now have more experience and wisdom. Dare to imagine what you could achieve because your best years are ahead of you.
Step 3: Assemble and Organize Information
Get your stuff together. Planning is easier if you assemble everything in one central location. Make an organized filing system either in a cabinet, accordion file, a box, any way that works for you. Now locate and file all of your tax returns, receipts, insurance policies, contracts, wills, mortgages, deeds, titles, pay stubs, employee benefit statements, banking (loan, savings and checking), bills, investment and retirement plan statements and any other important papers.
Step 4: Manage Cash Flow
Your household is a business. You need to know how much you are earning and spending each month. Balance your checkbook and establish a budget. There are dozens of books and software to help with this, and your bank's website may provide this as well. This will help you know when and where you are overspending.
Step 5: Self Educate
Establish a sound foundational knowledge base about financial matters. Start with books about budgeting and money savings tips, debt, basic insurance and investing. Be sure to include reading about mutual funds and financial planning. Avoid get-rich-quick, real estate, gold or innovative 'secrets' books. Stick to the fundamentals. I find the "For Dummies, 'For Idiots' and 'D-Mystified' book series to be very helpful for many people. Lastly, stay informed about current financial topics by reading financial magazines, newspapers, the business section of papers, and blogs.
Step 6: Create a Written Plan
A written plan serves as a road map towards your financial destination. It helps you understand where you are presently and the steps that you need to take to move forward. A financial plan is a process. Your life will change, therefore you should revisit your financial plan at least once a year to make any updates or to include items in your checklist for completion. You should revisit your financial plan at least once a year to make any updates or to include items in your checklist for completion. If you write your own financial plan, you will have to obtain financial planning software. Your other options are to pay to have a written financial plan completed by a fee financial planner or by an institution or professional that provides products. Be sure to find out about how the planner is compensated and what your fees will be.
Step 7: Engage Professionals
Most people can't entirely do all of their financial planning by themselves. Assemble a team of trusted professional advisors that you can rely on to help you implement different aspects of your plan, answer your questions and be on the lookout for you. The professionals that can be the most advantageous are a proactive tax accountant and financial advisor with extensive planning, investment and insurance knowledge, an attorney qualified in estate planning, and a banker that can help with credit ratings and debt management. Before committing to anyone, get referrals for trusted professionals from people whose opinion you respect and don't be afraid to ask challenging questions.


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My server and I were having a hard time communicating.
The menu at the north Los Angeles diner said the restaurant had two "rotating selections from small-batch breweries" on tap. I asked the waitress what they were.
"Scrimshaw," she said, referring to a well-known pilsner from a North California brewery, "and Cismontane."
I brightened. Cismontane is one of the most exciting breweries on the burgeoning Los Angeles beer scene, and I was excited to try whatever was on tap. But which Cismontane beer was it? This is where the communication faltered.
"It's dark," the waitress said. "Real, real...


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VATICAN CITY — Msgr. Guido Marini, the master of papal liturgies, is ready for World Youth Day.
The chief Vatican liturgist has posted on the Vatican website the multilingual missal of prayers Pope Benedict XVI will use Aug. 18-21 in Madrid.
The missal includes descriptions — in Spanish and Italian — of each event and the texts of the prayers to be used at events like the welcoming ceremony and the meeting with the disabled, as well as at the Masses.
The introduction to the missal says, "Young people from every part of the earth, from every ethnic group and culture, will arrive in Madrid because they want to remain solid in the faith, rooted and grounded in Christ."
The theme, "Planted and Built Up in Jesus Christ, Firm in the Faith," uses "metaphors of the root and of construction to show the depths of union with the Lord, the strength of the bond and the key to its vitality. To be rooted signifies belonging; one who is rooted maintains strong bonds with his or her origins," the presentation said.
The missal includes the prayers the pope will say at the beginning and end of the Way of the Cross service Aug. 19, but does not include the text of the meditations that were written by Spanish Sisters of the Cross. The description says that in remembering Christ's suffering, the meditations will remind people of "the suffering and pain that many young people in different parts of the world experience because of war, fratricidal conflicts, persecution because of their faith, marginalization and drug addiction. In addition, the victims of abortion, terrorism and natural catastrophes will be remembered."
The book also describes the "Celebration of Forgiveness" being held in Madrid's Retiro Park. It says 200 confessionals will be set up in the park beginning Sunday, Aug. 14, and priests from around the world will hear confessions in dozens of languages. The pope will hear the confessions of a small group of pilgrims Aug. 20.


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Texas Ignores Pentagon Order, Denies Spousal Benefits For LGBT Troops
Texas Military Forces has today given a big middle finger to its LGBT troops and the Pentagon by defying orders and refusing to provide spousal benefits for same-sex military couples. The benefits, announced on August 13 and scheduled to roll out today, include military IDs, health, pension, housing and more.
The Washington Blade has more:
Alicia Butler, an Austin, Texas, attorney, said she was rejected when she tried to register with the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System, or DEERS, the military's health benefits system, when she applied on Tuesday at Camp Mabry, where her spouse, Judith Chedville, a nurse and Iraq war veteran, is stationed as a member of the National Guard.
"We were told that Texas would not register us into the system and would not issue an ID card for me," Butler said. "We were told that if she was active duty they would do that for me, but not for a National Guard member because she's part of the Texas National Guard."
Instead of obeying orders, TXMF is telling its LGBT troops to seek out the benefits from federal facilities instead and blames the state's decision to disobey on the state's ban on marriage equality.
"The TXMF is a state agency under the authority and direction of the Texas state government," the anti-gay advisory begins. "Therefore, the TXMF must consider that the Texas Constitution and Texas Family Code 6.204 conflicts with the DoD policy extending benefits to same-sex spouses. Due to this potential conflict, we are unable to enroll same-sex families into DEERs at our state supported facilities until we receive legal clarification."


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Gerard B. Bonenfant
Gerard B. Bonenfant, 87, passed away May 8, 2013 at RI Hospital. He was the beloved husband of Phyllis E. (Plaisance) Bonenfant for 64 years.
He was a son of the late Joseph and Marie Louise (Blais) Bonenfant, Jr. Gerard was employed as a systems analyst in the computer department in Quonset Point Naval Air Station for 28 years until its closing in 1974 and an account at the Coastway Community Bank for 11 years before retiring. He was a World War II Navy veteran, a member of the Warwick Council Knights of Columbus, Wm. Shields American Legion Post #43, and SS. Rose & Clement Parish.
Besides his wife; he is survived by one daughter, Sheila R. McGraw and her husband, Steven, of Exeter, one son, Bruce G. Bonenfant and his wife, Tamela, of Carver, Massachusetts; five grandchildren, Matthew and Zachary McGraw, Ashley, Chelsea and Benjamin Bonenfant; and three great-grandchildren.
His funeral will be held Monday, May 13 at 10:45 a.m. from the Thomas & Walter Quinn Funeral Home, 2435 Warwick Ave. with a Mass of Christian Burial at 11:15 in St. Clement Church, Long Street. Burial with military honors will be in Rhode Island Veterans' Cemetery, Exeter. Visitation Monday 9:30-10:45 a.m.
In lieu of flowers, contributions to SS. Rose & Clement Parish, 111 Long Street, Warwick, RI 02886, will be appreciated. Information and condolences, visit TheQuinnFuneralHome.com.


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Chemotherapy for bladder cancer
Chemotherapy uses anticancer, or cytotoxic, drugs to destroy cancer cells. It is sometimes used to treat bladder cancer. Your healthcare team will consider your personal needs to plan the drugs, doses and schedules of chemotherapy. You may also receive other treatments.
Chemotherapy is given for different reasons. You may have chemotherapy:
- as well as radiation therapy after a transurethral resection, or TUR (this is called trimodal therapy because 3 treatments are given)
- to shrink a tumour before other treatments such as surgery (called neoadjuvant chemotherapy)
- to destroy cancer cells left behind after surgery and reduce the risk of the cancer recurring, or coming back (called adjuvant chemotherapy)
- to relieve pain or control the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer (called palliative chemotherapy)
Chemotherapy for bladder cancer is usually intravesical. Intravesical means the drugs are placed directly into the bladder. Chemotherapy for bladder cancer is sometimes systemic. Systemic means that the drugs travel through the bloodstream to reach and destroy cancer cells all over the body, including those that may have broken away from the primary tumour in the bladder.
Intravesical chemotherapy
During intravesical chemotherapy, the doctor passes a tube, or catheter, through the urethra and into the bladder. The chemotherapy drug is given directly into the bladder through the catheter. The drug is left in the bladder for 1–2 hours to give it time to act on the cancer cells in the lining of the bladder. The treatment is repeated once a week for several weeks. Intravesical chemotherapy may be given once or several times each month for up to a year.
Intravesical chemotherapy may be given:
- as a single dose after a transurethral resection (TUR)
- to treat tumours that recur (come back) on the surface of the bladder lining if they don't respond to immunotherapy with bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG)
- as adjuvant therapy over 6 weeks
- for one year as maintenance therapy (instead of BCG) for intermediate-risk tumours (for example, when there are several tumours or tumours come back and are not high grade)
- instead of immunotherapy if a person cannot cope with the side effects of BCG
- when BCG doesn't work and the person cannot have, or doesn't want to have, a cystectomy
The most common drugs used in intravesical chemotherapy to treat bladder cancer are:
- mitomycin (Mutamycin)
- doxorubicin (Adriamycin)
- gemcitabine (Gemzar)
Systemic chemotherapy
Systemic chemotherapy is given through a needle or catheter (tube) into a vein (intravenous, or IV). It may be used to treat cancer that has spread to organs and structures near the bladder (called locally advanced cancer) and cancer that has spread to other parts of the body (called metastatic cancer). A combination of chemotherapy drugs is given because together they are more effective than any single drug.
The most common chemotherapy drug combinations used as systemic therapy to treat bladder cancer are:
- GemCIS or GC – gemcitabine and cisplatin (Platinol AQ)
- MVAC – methotrexate, vinblastine (Velbe), doxorubicin and cisplatin
- CMV – cisplatin, methotrexate and vinblastine
Information about specific cancer drugs
Details on specific drugs change quite regularly. Find out more about sources of drug information and where to get details on specific drugs.
Questions to ask about chemotherapy
Find out more about chemotherapy. To make the decisions that are right for you, ask your healthcare team questions about chemotherapy.
How can you stop cancer before it starts?
Discover how 16 factors affect your cancer risk and how you can take action with our interactive tool – It's My Life! Presented in partnership with Desjardins.


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Printed Post's new format: 2 letters
You reorganized the format of The Denver Post, probably for financial reasons. We understand that income has dropped and you must do everything you can to maintain profits. However, your new format creates difficulties for households with multiple readers. On Monday, you included the news, Denver & the West, and the financial sections in one unit.
My wife and I shared sections – I would read the front section while she read the Denver & the West section, and then we would switch and I would read Denver & the West and the financial section. Now, with several sections included in the first section, it is inconvenient, to say the least.
Maybe you could adopt the Rocky Mountain News' format – all (or most) sections in one unit, but in such a way that we can pull out news, Denver & the West, finances, sports, and entertainment sections separately. It may take a little planning and more work, but consider your household readers.
Richard and Beth Loya, Lakewood
This letter is in support of the format of The Denver Post's Denver & the West section. You have apparently returned to putting real news in the paper. The change of a couple of months ago, where page 3 was foo-foo media/entertainment stuff, had me on the verge of canceling my 40-year-old subscription. Now, if you could return to full-length opinion columns, you would be back to where a real newspaper should be.
Bruce Glenn, Genesee


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Morning all,
I was removing some spyware from my mates Dad pc last night.
I ran the usual tools, AAW6, Microsoft Anti spyware etc. Ran them in Safemode etc.
I came across a couple of bits of spyware I couldn't get. None of the antispyware flagged them up. I only caught them because either the pop ups continued or Zonealarm caught the process trying to get out.
One of them was Aurora, a pop up program the others I don't know what they were I only got the process name from ZA. The process names seemed to be [random string of characters].exe
I followed intructions similar to this
This seemed to get rid of aurora but I'm not confident. The others I blocked and left just because I wanted to go home. The crap has screwed up IE quite badly and XP is a little unstable now but Firefox works ok.Eliminate the Aurora pop-up spyware:
1. Go to start/run and type CMD press ok
2. When it opens type CD and press return and then when you see the C: prompt type CD/WINDOWS press return
3. Type NAIL.EXE /FullRemove press return
Note: Make sure that there is a space between NAIL.EXE and the /
Go to TechGuy for a full explanation of the situation - only needed if you want additional information about the Aurora problem.
Upon further research Aurora comes from. Direct Revenue LLC. AKA Offeroptimizer and Abetterinternet.com.
Any idea if this was the right way to shift Aurora and any idea how to get rid of the others?
I don't have access to the machine right now so I can't post a Hijackthis log.
If the machine is still screwing around I'm going to reformat it but I was wondering how best to tackle these for future reference.


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Do's and Don'ts of Gifts For New Relationships
So. You've been with your partner for one month, and now, awkwardly, it's almost Christmas. (Sorry, fellow chosens, I didn't get this up in time for Hanukkah. I'm sure you figured something out.) What are you supposed to doooo? Do you get him or her a gift? Will that seem clingy? If you don't, will you seem like the murderer of Christmas joy?
Well, here's a little advice: first of all, settle the fuck down. If you're dating someone who is even somewhat emotionally grown up, getting them a small gift for a holiday isn't going to cause them to pass full-scale and irrevocable judgment on you. Besides, they've probably been busy pondering the same question about what to get you. And at the end of the day, giving someone something is always nice.
So here's the answer: Get them a gift. Boom. Done. Now, on to bigger questions: what to get, and what to avoid?[ITPGallery]


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Inside Look at Terror on Tillson: A Pure Michigan Halloween Experience
Year after year, visitors flock to a small neighborhood in Romeo to experience Terror on Tillson, one of Michigan's largest neighborhood funded Halloween attractions! Today, guest blogger Vicki Lee, a 35-year resident of Tillson Street shares a behind the scenes look at what goes into creating this undeniably unique All Hallow's Eve experience.
It's that time of the year again. A quaint street in the middle of the Historic Village of Romeo transforms from a street lined with majestic maple trees and historic homes, dating back to the late 1800's, into a haunted habitat. Once a typical Halloween, with a few scarecrows, some pumpkins and 350 trick-or-treaters, has now evolved into a Halloween Extravaganza!
Trick-or-treat numbers have risen to about 2,000. Tens of thousands of visitors wander down the street during the last two weeks of October just to get a sight of all the hard work these neighbors put in to make this a memorable experience. Terror on Tillson Street provides a safe, family oriented Halloween experience at zero cost to visitors. The elaborate displays will be mostly completed the weekend of October 24th, although everyone decorates right up until Halloween. Trick or treating is only on October 31st from 6-8pm, but visitors are welcome to stop by and take a gander at the devilish displays beforehand.
Tillson Street is a little more than two blocks long. Most people decorate in some form or another, but it is not a requirement when you move on the street (although many visitors think it is). Most of the time there are about 32 houses that do some type of display. This is a neighborhood that plays together, works together and watches out for each other. Some of my favorite memories from Halloween on Tillson Street are of neighbors spending time together like one big family. We wind down at the end of the evening and chat about the friendly visitors who strolled through and highlights from the night's events.
Throughout each weekend in October, you will see many neighbors walking from house to house, as help is always needed for some props that are too hard to put up yourself. It is an ongoing preparation for the big finale on Halloween. The neighbors work at their own speed. As most Michiganders know, unpredictable weather always has a way of interfering with our setups! Most of us have "real" jobs, so you hope you have good weather on the weekends to accomplish everything that needs to happen. Some tweaking is always going on right up to the time trick-or-treaters start to arrive.
We always include family and friends in the festivities, which they all look forward to each year. Their help is always much appreciated! At my house, we now have the 4th generation of helpers. My mom, who is 81, pretty much does the supervision role these days, but in a way she started this with me. I was born on Halloween and she always puts a little more effort in the decorations for my sake.
I continued this with my own children and it has just grown from there. As younger families moved on the street, the bigger our Halloween has become. The creativity of this neighborhood is amazing with the majority of decorations being handmade. Many residents work on their decorations throughout the year, hoping to finish before the next Halloween.
Everything is done by the residents of the street, their timeless hours and their enjoyment to do something very special for a free night out for the families is how this event has become what it is. We all hope everyone enjoys their visit to this one-of-a-kind neighborhood.
As my sons grew older and still wanted to be involved with the festivities, they created what is known as the "Bulldog Security" after Romeo High School's mascot. Bulldog Security is a group of athletes from the high school that patrol the streets on Halloween night keeping an eye for troublemakers (not many to speak of) and lost children (maybe I should say lost parents). At one point these were just young teens wanting to be involved, now we have a few generations of athletes that help us out. Some of these young people come home from college just to be involved! The Village of Romeo has allowed Tillson Street to be blocked off on Halloween night for safety purposes during the 2-hour trick-or-treating time.
Tillson Street has a few special events that are included in our Halloween. One is the "Buzz Lee Memorial Scholarship Fund." This was a fund that was started by my late husband with a golf outing to provide a vocational scholarship. When Buzz passed away from a brain tumor, my family and I decided to honor him in this wonderful scholarship that now provides not only a vocational scholarship, but also a pay-to-play scholarship and donations to the Wounded Warrior Project (Buzz was a Vietnam Veteran). We sell a limited edition "TILLSON STREET" Halloween shirt, hot cocoa and cider, can koozies and our very own Tillson Street Cookbook, put together by all the neighbors and friends. ALL proceeds go directly to the Scholarship Fund.
We also provide a special event for KKC, "Kids Kicking Cancer." This will be our 6th year giving kids an afternoon of no worries and a huge amount of fun. We close the street for a couple of hours and the kids and their families come down the street to trick-or-treat. I'm really not sure who has more fun, my neighbors or the kids! This is an event that makes it all worth the hard we put in to the decorations! It has at times been a very emotional day for the neighborhood, but so, so rewarding!
If you're planning to visit Tillson Street on Halloween this year, use these tips and information to make the most of your experience:
- It's best to walk to see everything, there will be bumper to bumper traffic, so it is very hard to see the displays in your vehicle.
- You never have to wait in any line, although a line does seem to form during the evening, but that is not planned by anyone!
- Expect the walk to take you at least an hour to get through. There is parking on the street, but this usually hard to find.
- There are parking lots all around Tillson Street for a small donation, but are by no means associated with Tillson Street.
- Tillson Street is free of charge. The only things you might want to purchase are in the tent at 171 Tillson Street with all proceeds going to the scholarship fund.


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Rookie Aubrey Perry has watched not with envy but with anticipation, as the list of players to earn minutes with the first team shrunk after a recent swath of injuries hit the Crew.
"I'm happy for those guys," Perry said. "It's not an anxious thing for me. Everybody who's been called upon has done well so I'm hoping if my number is called I can do the same."
Perry, a first-year right back from the University of South Florida, is one of four Columbus players who have not been injured but have yet to see the field this season. The others are rookie goalkeeper Matt Lampson and second-year players defender Korey Veeder and forward Aaron Horton.
While four fellow rookies and third-year defender Josh Williams have made their MLS debuts, Perry sits behind veteran Sebastian Miranda and others on the depth chart.
"Right now it's Miranda," coach Robert Warzycha said. "I can also play Williams over there. Obviously he has to be better than those two guys."
Perry is USF's career leader in games and starts (both 83) so not being part of the lineup has been an adjustment.
"I don't have time to feel sorry for myself and I wouldn't want to feel sorry for myself," he said. "I'm happy the way the team is going."
He has started all four Reserve League matches and the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup loss to the Dayton Dutch Lions last week.
"Aubrey brings something for sure in his pace and athleticism but he needs to get better at making decisions on the ball and being as good as Seba [Miranda], who is very calm on the ball and makes good decisions," assistant coach Mike Lapper said. "Seba will look for that withdrawn forward coming back and checking it and playing it there. Aubrey will play it down the line for that second forward because that's the safer ball. "
Despite the lack of game situations, Lapper said Perry has made steady progress since being the 26th pick in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft.
"I've been taking every day to get better just as everyone else here has," Perry said. "To me that's what it's all about. When you do get opportunities to play you've got to give it your all. In practice you have to make sure you're working because you don't want the fitness levels to fall behind."
Warzycha preaches patience to Perry and the others waiting for their chances. He points to second-year midfielder Cole Grossman making his first career start May 23 at Seattle Sounders FC.
"He waited for a year and a half and finally got his shot," Warzycha said. "He's proved that even if you've not been playing you can step on the field and help the team."


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Shortly after the catastrophic 1989 Valdez oil spill in Prince William Sound, Exxon sent Don Cornett, the company's top official in Alaska at the time, to the fishing port of Cordova to reassure the fishers that the company would make things right. "You have my word," Cornett told them then. "I said it, Don Cornett. We will do whatever it takes to keep you whole. We do business straight."
No one in Cordova's Masonic Lodge tonight, where attorney Brian O'Neill has called a town meeting, has forgotten that promise, and no one has failed to notice that things haven't exactly worked out that way. O'Neill, a lawyer with the Minneapolis firm Faegre & Benson and the head of the legal team on this case, has, for ten years, returned to Cordova regularly to update his clients on the progress of the civil case against Exxon.
At this meeting, a man walks in late. He pours himself a cup of coffee and stands back near the kitchen, listening to his neighbors talk about how they now consider their wives' health insurance plans dowries and how the new definition of a high-liner is a fisherman whose wife has a good job. He listens to as much as he seems able, then turns to O'Neill and says, "Where in the hell is my money? That's what I want to focus on. If any of us knew we'd be having this meeting fourteen years later, we'd have liquidated and moved out. Maybe we should have."
The man's name is Phil Lian, and in 1988 he was one of the most successful fishers and businessmen in Cordova, fishing the sound and selling supplies to Cordova's fleet. His business was growing at 80 percent a year, and grossing $2 million a year. But after the spill, no one needed supplies because no one was going fishing. Today, his empty fishing-supply superstore, across the road from the Cordova Fisherman's Memorial, is a symbol of loss and matters left unresolved.
"We're going to get the award," O'Neill says. "In regards to your anger–"
"I don't like to call it anger," Lian says sharply. "I like to call it frustration."
"Well hell, I'm angry!" O'Neill shouts.
The story of Cordova is not just a sad tale of a few bad fishing seasons. It is the story of how corporations can use the legal system and the seeming apathy of the federal government to avoid responsibility for their actions. It's been ten years since a federal jury awarded the fishers and Natives on the sound $5.2 billion in punitive damages from Exxon, but not a single check from that award has been cut. Instead, Exxon has been fighting the verdict, employing hundreds of lawyers, filing countless appeals and effectively buying science that supports its claims. And even when ordinary people think they've finally won–that the final appeal has been denied–they haven't. Perhaps they never will. Says O'Neill, "They see me as part of a system that's failed them."


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Fittingly, the first thing you see at the World Golf Village as you exit Interstate Highway 95 is a golf course: Slammer & Squire, named respectively after two Hall of Famers who helped design it, Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen. You go to check in at the Renaissance Resort, and you're greeted by a bell captain wearing plus-fours golfer pants.
You walk outside the hotel, and there's a putting green to the right and the World Golf Hall of Fame to the left, where there is enough memorabilia in one building to make golf historian (and Hall of Famer) Ben Crenshaw take notes.
You look in the distance. What's that? It sure looks like a green in the middle of the lake. It's not just any hole, in fact, but a to-the-yard replica of the infamous island 17th hole at nearby TPC Sawgrass. The view appears to be, as NBC announcer Gary Koch famously called it, better than most.
Less than a pitching wedge away from the resort hotel is yet another man's version of the 19th hole. It's the Murray Bros. Caddyshack restaurant, where the waiters wear caddy bibs and the movie that spawned the name of the place is playing on a loop reel in an adjacent gift shop. Look closely, and you'll see that the restaurant owner, Andy Murray, bears a strong resemblance to a certain assistant greenskeeper in the movie, a character named Carl Spackler (Bill Murray). Andy is Bill's brother.
Notice a trend? Debbie Epstein of Indialantic, Fla., did a few years ago. That's why she and her husband make a semiannual pilgrimage here. "I started playing golf four years ago, and I just got hooked on the sport and this place," she said. "If you're a golfer, what's not to like? You can live and breathe the sport here."
Indeed, though St. Andrews in Scotland will forever be known as the home of golf, the World Golf Village could at least be known as the sport's vacation spot.
Every November, the greatest players in the game congregate here to welcome another class of players to the World Golf Hall of Fame. (This Nov. 2, Lanny Wadkins, Jose Maria Olazabal and Christy O'Connor Jr. will be enshrined along with one of the most noted American golfing presidents, Dwight Eisenhower. The ceremony is free and open to the public.
And every spring, golf's fifth-most important tournament, The Players, is held about half an hour away at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, home of the PGA Tour headquarters.
Besides the Hall of Fame, the World Golf Village boasts a second world-class layout, King & Bear, co-designed by legends Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. It has hosted events on the Champions Tour. Also on site is the PGA Tour's Golf Academy (to help hackers improve their game) and a PGA Tour Stop that sells all things golf.
"There're a lot of important things in golf that happen here or near here," said Jack Peter, World Golf Hall of Fame senior vice president and chief operating officer.
The annual induction ceremonies give fans an opportunity to visit a place that tells more about the game than any other golf museum in the world. Most visitors, however, prefer the real-life stuff on the two golf courses situated in the World Golf Village. Slammer & Squire is a little more friendly to high handicappers, while players with more skills (and golf balls) can test King & Bear, though both courses hosted the Champion Tour's Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf twice (1999 and 2000 at Slammer & Squire, 2001 and 2002 for King & Bear). Rates range from $59 to $159 per person. (Visit wgv.com, or call 904-940-6088.)
And when the last putt drops, the golf doesn't have to end. Not with the Caddyshack around. Who knows? Maybe you will run into Carl Spackler. There has been talk of hosting another "Caddyshack" (the movie) reunion here. "I can't guarantee you you'll break 90 here," Andy Murray said. "But I promise you'll have a good time."
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6 months
Six months ago today you were born. I was in labor for about 20 hours
before you finally came out to meet us. I remember that day so well.
I woke at 3 am with the smallest contractions but I paid no attention
because I was 16 days past my due date and I had been through this before.
As the morning progressed, so did the contractions.
At about 10:30 that morning I called our Doula. She wanted us to check back
with her in a couple hours to let her know how I was doing. Your dad and I
went for a walk, stopping so I could breath through "another one." We went to
the store and I tried very hard to act like I wasn't in labor as we bought
a sports bra for the labor. I baked banana bread, to keep my mind busy but
not tire myself, plus it filled the house with a wonderfully familiar aroma.
Our doula arrived around 3:30, just in time to watch my contractions go from
5-4 mins apart to 2-3 mins apart. Within an hour we were in the car and on
our way to the birthing center.
I was so excited. After two and a half weeks of thinking you could come at
any moment, I was so happy the time had finally come! Your daddy was so
perfect, calm and encouraging. I don't want to get into all of the little
details of the real labor but let's just say that a little over 5 hours at
the birthing center, and 40 mins of pushing with all my might, you arrived
8 lbs 2 oz and 22" long. Long and thin you were, with the biggest feet!
I remember that moment of swooping your naked little body up in my arms
and holding you to my neck. It was a feeling full of so much adrenaline
and relief at the same time! I finally got to look at the tiny person who
had been moving and kicking around in me for the past 9 months. You were
perfection, bald perfection! I can remember laying next to you, now clothed
and swaddled, memorizing your every shape. Smelling your head over and over
again. Rubbing your little back as I listened to you breath. Smelling your
sweet breath.
And here we are now, 6 whole months later. Once the tiny, helpless little
person now wants to sit on his own, and turn the pages of books when we read.
You get upset when I take anything from you but smile every time daddy walks
in the door from work. You laugh a lot, smile a lot, roll a lot and sleep little.
You watch everything we do, reach out to pet Fiona when she walks by. You
hold my hand and play with my fingers, eyes shut, while you nurse. The cutest
in the morning, you babble on and on and smile the second I lean over the crib.
You hold your arms out when you want me to pick you up and help me dress you.
You've changed our lives in so many ways. You've made us much more patient,
loving, playful, messy, carefree, appreciative people and we thank you for that.
Israel, on this 6 month anniversary of the day we met you, know that we love
you more than anything else and excitedly look forward to many more anniversaries
with you!


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TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — A second suspect in the attack on Tunisia's U.S. embassy died Saturday after months on a hunger strike, his lawyer said.
Mohammed Bakhti, a prominent member of the ultraconservative Muslim Salafi movement, was admitted to intensive care days earlier following complications resulting from his two-monthlong hunger strike.
Fellow detainee, Bachir al-Gholi, died Thursday after a heart attack brought on by his own hunger strike.
The two men had proclaimed their innocence. Abdelbasset Ben Mbarek, their lawyer, accused authorities of responding too late to their grave condition.
Since the fall of Tunisia's hardline secular dictatorship in January 2011, there has been a resurgence of conservative Islamic movements in this North African nation. Salafis have attacked art galleries and cultural institutes for perceived insults to Islam, culminating in the Sept. 14 assault on the U.S. embassy over an amateur film made in the U.S. attacking the Prophet Muhammad.
Security forces killed four people in the attack, the area around the U.S. embassy was damaged and an American school was gutted.
Some 425 suspects were rounded up in the aftermath of the attack, with 225 remaining in custody, according to Justice Minister Nourreddine Bhiri.
The minister, speaking at a news conference Friday, said he regretted the death of al-Gholi and deplored the use of hunger strikes as a protest. He said the death would be investigated.
The Tunisian League for the Defense of Human Rights has called for an independent investigation.
Bakhti was one of the most prominent Salafis in Tunisia and was involved in protests at Manouba University near Tunis over allowing female students to wear face veils. He was also close to the leader of Ansar al-Shariah, the group that is believed to have been behind the U.S. embassy attack.


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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — Negotiations for a new musicians' contract have not been harmonious as the Fort Wayne Philharmonic prepares to open its 70th season this weekend.
Members of the orchestra's musicians union voted unanimously Thursday to authorize a strike if contract talks don't advance toward an agreement, said Dennis Fick, chairman of the union's negotiating committee.
Orchestra management has proposed cutting base salaries from about $27,000 to less than $17,000, raising health insurance premiums and reducing from 44 to 27 the number of full-time musicians, Fick told The Journal Gazette (http://bit.ly/1h8CA15 ). The orchestra is facing a more than $2 million budget deficit and in May canceled some concerts for the 2013-14 season.
"We like what we do, we like playing music, we like playing for people who like to come out and listen to us, and we like getting paid," he said.
But, he said, "like any other working person, when facing cuts of 40 to 70 percent, we have to ask ourselves whether this is a fair deal."
J.L. Nave III, president and CEO of the Philharmonic, said he's committed to reaching an agreement and is looking forward to Saturday's opening-night performance.
"I'm really pleased the musicians echoed our sentiments on having a great opening-night concert — this is why we do what we do," Nave said. "We hope people come out and support our orchestra."
Fick said while a musicians strike isn't imminent, he believes the orchestra's management is directing too much of its planned spending cuts toward the musicians rather than administration costs.
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra canceled five weekends of performances last fall during a lockout of its musicians before a new contract agreement with pay cuts and fewer concerts was reached.
Information from: The Journal Gazette, http://www.journalgazette.net


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Here's the official deal: the 76ers have traded guard Royal Ivey and center Primoz Brezec plus a second-round draft pick to the Milwaukee Bucks for guard Jodie Meeks and center Francisco Elson. It was initially reported that the Sixers would receive a second-round draft pick, but that information was backwards, they have given the second-round pick.
Earlier at Sixers practice, saw Brezec standing against the wall being talked to a lot, didn't see Ivey, but was told he was at the practice. When I asked to talk to Ivey -- a little bit late -- was told he was already gone from the facility.
Here's what Ivey Tweeted earlier: "Well it's done I'm going back to the Mil! It's been real going miss my teammates real rap! It's a business got to get it!"
Here's what Andre Iguodala Tweeted: "Shout out to my man Royal Ivey, one of the best t'mates I ever had. Didn't get to show what he could do this year, but will show and prove: Good Luck!"
According to a source close to situation, the Sixers were most interested in getting Meeks, a 6-foot-4 rookie shooting guard from Kentucky who the Sixers were reportedly interested in drafting this past summer. This season, Meeks is averaging 4.1 points in 11.9 minutes a game. In the 2009 NBA Draft, Meeks was the 41st overall pick by the Bucks. He's 22 years old and, for anyone following college basketball, was a big-time scorer at Kentucky and shot 40.6 percent from three his junior season (he didn't stay for his senior year).
Meeks is making $650,000 this season and has a 3-year deal.
Elson is a 7-foot center-forward in his 7th NBA season. He's played in only 11 games this season, averaging 0.9 points in 5.6 minutes a game.
Again, the heart of this deal was to get Meeks.
Ivey and Brezec have played -- to say the least -- a very limited role this season on the Sixers, with both spending a good deal of time on the inactive list.
Obviously I can already predict the reaction to the news of this deal, especially considering the deals going down around the league right now including names like Boozer, McGrady, etc. It looks like a non-move, non-impact, etc. Agreed that it's not changing anything for this season, but getting a guy with upside like Meeks could help the team in the shooting department, especially going forward. (Read: next season.)
I'd say, going forward, the Sixers picked up a player -- Meeks -- that could fill a void they need filled. A shooting guard who (supposedly) can shoot. Not a starter, but a guy that could potentially be in an 8-man rotation. As the trading deadline of 3 p.m. closes in, we've learned the Sixers/Stefanski believe(s) in the talent on this roster.
So now that the details of the trade are confirmed and the specific are down, let's get to the more important thing: Does it matter? What's this trading deadline say about the Sixers?
The Sixers believe they have the roster/talent to be a playoff team. If they didn't believe they were better, significantly better, than their 20-33 record, they would have made a big-time move. They didn't. They didn't because they believe this season has been a worst-case scenario. What's it mean if the franchise believes in the ability of the players, but is confused about the record? It probably means that a hefty portion of the blame for the record is going on the shoulders of Eddie Jordan.
If you were sitting around talking about the Sixers and their lack of a headline-worthy deal, you'd come to the conclusion that Stefanski doesn't believe the roster is the issue. If he'd made that big-time trade (taking McGrady's expiring), he would essentially be saying that this 20-33 record was because of the roster, nothing else.
Instead, Stefanski kept his roster in tact and gave up a future second-round pick for a guy, Meeks, he thinks could become a contributing member of something better in the future.
Right or wrong, the Sixers are holding tight with their roster. But will they hold tight with everything?


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I wonder if any of you who have iPhones have started to load their texts for reading on the go? Myself, I'm very new to the iPhone, and so far I use this for reading:
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Yes, it does cost $0.99, but it supports folders, PDFs, and a lot more (see website). I can read Smyth and many other of my texts with no real problems, but since they are graphically scanned PDFs, the usual restrictions apply (no search!).
I have two questions:
a) How are those with iPhones (or other devices) reading their classics on the go?
b) Concerning the iPhone, iFiles so far works great, but even though it can handle Smyth, it chokes on Kaegi (10-15 seconds rendering time per page!):
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Does anyone have a solution for this? Of course, since Kaegi is a small book, I could carry it with me, but it would be nice to be able to read it electronically also. Graphically scanned PDFs are far from the holy grail, but so far, it's the best way through which I know to read free texts.
Any comments are welcome. Note that iFiles allows one to carry their PDF texts stored on the iPhone, and once transferred, no network is required. However, in order to transfer files from a computer to iFiles on the iPhone, wireless network is required, but most modern PCs and Macs have this already. This approach does NOT require jailbreaking the iPhone, and iFiles is a legitimate app from Apple's store.


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U.S. authorities on Wednesday announced charges against a research analyst for trading and tipping others ahead of a 2009 acquisition by computer giant IBM , expanding a related insider trading case filed last month.
Federal prosecutors charged Trent Martin, who worked at a Connecticut brokerage firm, for purchasing shares of SPSS before IBM agreed to the $1.2 billion deal. He was also charged with passing the information to others, including his roommate.
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On Nov. 29 the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission charged two former stockbrokers, including Martin's roommate, for their roles in the alleged insider trading scheme.
The three and others made more than $1 million by trading ahead of the acquisition, prosecutors said.
Martin was specifically named as the source of the information in instant messages between the two brokers, Thomas Conradt and David Weishaus, authorities said.
In a July 2009 message, referring to Martin by name, Conradt wrote: "holy f*** . . . god trent told me not to tell anyone . . . big mistake," according to the indictment unsealed on Wednesday.
Weishaus responded, "eh, we'll get rich."
Martin, an Australian citizen, was arrested on Dec. 22 in Hong Kong, the Justice Department said. Martin could not immediately be reached for comment.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, which filed related civil charges against Martin on Wednesday, said he fled the United States to Australia soon after learning about the SEC's investigation.
IBM agreed to pay $50 per share for SPSS, a 42 percent premium to SPSS' closing price on the day before the purchase was announced.


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- Chronicles of Nick
- Narrated by: Holter Graham
- Series: Chronicles of Nick, Book 3
- Length: 8 hrs and 38 mins
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- Release date: 03-13-12
- Language: English
- Publisher: Macmillan Audio
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The world has fallen in love with Nick Gautier and the Dark-Hunters. Now Nick's saga continues in the next eagerly anticipated volume....
Go to school. Get good grades. Stay out of trouble. That's the mandate for most kids. But Nick Gautier isn't the average teenager. He's a boy with a destiny not even he fully understands. And his first mandate is to stay alive while everyone, even his own father, tries to kill him. He's learned to annihilate zombies and raise the dead, divination and clairvoyance, so why is learning to drive and keep a girlfriend so dang hard? But that isn't the primary skill he has to master. Survival is. And in order to survive, his next lesson makes all the others pale in comparison.
He is on the brink of becoming either the greatest hero mankind has ever known, or he'll be the one who ends the world. With enemies new and old gathering forces, he will have to call on every part of himself to fight - or he'll lose everyone he cares about. Even himself.
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- Cool Auntie J
- 04-16-12
YA Novel interesting enough for all Adults
If you could sum up Infamous in three words, what would they be?
Interesting, Entertaining, Engaging
Who was your favorite character and why?
Nick, of course. He is such a wonderful character, his dual nature makes him incredibly interesting and his choices and decisions show that he is trying so hard to continually do the rigth thing regardless of what everyone keeps telling him. He is determined not to let others dictate his future.
What does Holter Graham bring to the story that you wouldn't experience if you just read the book?
Holter Graham has definately embodied the character of Nick. He reads as if the story is, indeed, his and the emotional depth he brings to the character is one of the best things about listening to the book.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
I think Nick's regard for his mom is heartfelt. Though I do not think they really understand each other and the constant whining and badgering of his mom makes me realize even more how much Nick cares for her that he just stands and takes all she dishes out.
Any additional comments?
Very enjoyable series. I am looking forward to hearing more from Nick and finding out if he is "master of his own fate".
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
- Teresa
- NAMPA, ID, United States
- 07-02-12
I just love Nick, he is such a dichotomy of a person. I love Sherrilyn Kenyon books she brings both humor and grief into the stories with perfect blend. This book is more for young adults, but when she brings these stories and the dark hunter stories together, I believe they will be more adult themed. Of course, you can't miss them if you read the dark hunter series. Holter Graham is a great reader.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
- Phyllis
- Clayton, NC, United States
- 04-09-12
nice read...
Would you consider the audio edition of Infamous to be better than the print version?
What was one of the most memorable moments of Infamous?
When Bubba's momma came to town. Got a bit more backstory about both Bubba and Mark.
Which scene was your favorite?
Bubba dressed in a suit and clean cut...to take his Momma to church so she could thank God for not letting her plane crash.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Nick Gautier can't get a break.
Any additional comments?
I like this series immensely. But it seems as though Sherilyn has too many irons in the fire. This book, along with several of her other recent releases, seem a bit predictable. It's a shame that publishers will push popular authors to crank out as many books as possible so that they can make a profit. Literature would be much more colorful if they were'nt so eager to make a buck.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
- Tim
- Poulsbo, WA, United States
- 10-12-15
Continues to entertain
Any additional comments?
I highly recommend this series to all who love the fantasy genre from the Iron Druid to anything in the Dresden files arena. It is written for a younger audience but I have found that each book has developed in a relatively sophisticated and entertaining manner. It seems critical to read the books in sequence as they do become more complex, but the ultimate plot is still a simple good vs. bad with healthy doses of light humor, and young adult relationships. I am, by anyone's definition, an old adult but have found Nicks adventures interesting and the deeper plot lines involving the supernatural and fantastic quite smart. The narrator is terrific with both pace and voicing's.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
- Audiobook Addict
- Plano, TX
- 10-03-12
Best Book in the Series Yet
The Chronicles of Nick keeps getting better. In this book, Kenyon continues to give more depth to her characters and they really seem to be actual people they all have that much history and depth to them.
At the same time Nick is growing into his demon powers very fast. The question is can he control them or will they control him?
Can't wait for the next book to come out.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
- rebecca
- 05-28-12
Cant wait for more!
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes and I allready have to many of people. I have even gotten my kids listening to them now and all of their friends.
Have you listened to any of Holter Graham's other performances before? How does this one compare?
Yes I have and he is the best at what he does. No one can compare to Holter. So glad to have him back instead of Fred for Sherry's books.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
I know they are making movies out of these books and I hope they name them just the way the book is and dont leave out any of the important stuff like when they made the Twilight series.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
- Pauline
- Colorado Springs, CO, United States
- 05-17-12
The Story Just Keeps Getting Better!
What did you love best about Infamous?
Nick's way of handling the dude who harassed Wren in the bar...
Who was your favorite character and why?
Well, Nick was my favorite character because the whole series revolves around his struggle to maintain equilibrium between being a human being and a super power. That he has no real training on how to handle deadly power with conscience and heart.
What does Holter Graham bring to the story that you wouldn't experience if you just read the book?
Soul. No kidding, Holter brings life to the words and makes the story really suspend reality for the listener. His range of voice and tone fits this goth series to a "T".
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
There are always hugely funny moments in Kenyon's books and the Chronicles of Nick are no exception so yes, I laughed out loud in places.
Any additional comments?
If you're a Chronicles of Nick fan already, what can I say? More great story here and listening to it read by Holter is a treat worthy of a Broadway performance. If you haven't begun the Chronicles of Nick audio series, I so suggest that you begin now...
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
- Trevor
- Meridian, MS, United States
- 04-10-12
Sherrilyn Does it again
I have listened to every SK CON, Dream Hunter, Dark Hunter and Werehunter audio book that SK has. I can not wait for the next installment.
If you are not a Sherrilyn Kenyon listener yet this is a great story line to jump start you off. Start with the CON series and then jump into the Dark Hunter Series for the back ground of all the characters. You will get sucked into the NOLA life style and familiar surrounding if you have ever visited New Orleans, LA. You will cheer on Nick and Freinds and get a better understanding of who to expect when you listen to the other Series for back storeies.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
- Hassan
- 03-23-14
Clarity Is What I Felt!!
Am enjoying this series more and more with each book i read. I would rate this book higher than the first 2 just for the main reason of things getting much clearer for Nick and actually for us too.I like how many times I laugh while reading Sherrilyn Kenyon's work and this book was no different, many funny things happened here specially what Babba.
You get to see how powerful Nick is and to what point he can reach to help those who he love.
Will get the 4th book soon to read it before the 5th one is released.
Looking forward to know how Nick's future will be like.
4 of 5 people found this review helpful
- Katrina
- 04-30-16
as I go through each one of these books you start to realize the possiblites of these story's ending. I become disappointed each time one book ends because I want to hear more of the story. I'm looking forward to the next book.
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LONG BEACH — Port officials agreed Tuesday to expand a green wall project to shield neighborhoods from the thousands of trucks and vehicles that travel along the Terminal Island (103) Freeway.
The Port of Long Beach Harbor Commission unanimously agreed to pay $180,000 toward the expansion and further study of the Terminal Island Freeway Green Wall Project championed by Long Beach City Councilman James Johnson, whose 7 th District includes the most affected neighborhoods.
Thousands of trucks carrying cargo from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach pass by residential neighborhoods each day in west Long Beach and elsewhere.
"Every other freeway – the 710, the 405, the 22 – has had a barrier protecting surrounding neighborhoods for decades," Johnson said in a letter read by his Chief of Staff Mike Clements. "The time has come for West Long Beach to have a barrier protecting quality of life just as all of these other neighborhoods have long enjoyed."
The 103 Freeway, which spans from Willow Street to the ports, used to be a highway for those heading to the former Long Beach Naval Shipyard and naval housing.
But as cargo movement rose, so did the presence of trucks.
Johnson has been working on a project to build a mulch barrier along the freeway from Willow Street to Pacific Coast Highway, where mainly Long Beach neighborhoods and schools border the 103. Two fences stuffed with tree trimmings collected from throughout the city would make up the green wall, which Johnson said will help dampen sound and reduce visual blight.
Last year, the councilman was able to garner funding to build a 30-foot long section of wall. The funding approved by the commission Tuesday would allow the pilot wall to be extended another 600 feet, which would buffer the freeway from Hudson Park.
After the extension is built – which should be done within the next 60 days – the port will then test and study the safety and effectiveness of the wall, according to the staff report.
"We really want to find out how well it works, because they need something over there," said Commissioner Nick Sramek, who lives on the Westside.
Commissioner Rich Dines also lent his support.
"It's time we do something to protect our community," he said, adding that he is committed to a long-term goal of zero emission trucks.
After hearing about the board's approval, Johnson praised the board's support for this project.
"There are thousands of diesel truck trips every day on the Terminal Island Freeway with no barrier between it and nearby schools, veteran's facilities, park space, and homes," Johnson said in a statement. "This is a cost effective and environmentally friendly way to remedy a situation that should have been corrected long ago."
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Police say Danville teen died aloneBy JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
March 15. 2013 10:18PM
DANVILLE - A teenager found dead following a shooting reported inside the home of Police Chief Wade Parsons Monday night is believed to have been alone at the time, state police said Friday.
The circumstances surrounding the death of 15-year-old Jacob Carver still aren't clear, but State Police Lt. Chris Vetter said he doesn't believe Parsons or anyone else was at home when the incident occurred.
"Initial investigation shows it doesn't appear to be accidental," Vetter said.
Vetter would not comment on whether the death was a suicide, referring questions on the cause of death to the state medical examiner's office. He said he has not yet seen the autopsy report and hasn't spoken with the medical examiner's office.
A representative from the medical examiner's office said early Friday that she would have to look up the case before providing the information to the New Hampshire Union Leader. She had not called back by Friday night.
Timberlane Regional High School made an automated call to the school community Tuesday afternoon confirming the death of freshman Jacob Carver, who is the son of the police chief's girlfriend.
Vetter said state police continue to investigate the death and that the case may be reviewed by the Rockingham County Attorney's Office.
"Depending on what the investigation finds, that's absolutely a possibility," Vetter said.
Rockingham County Attorney James Reams also said his office may look at the case.
When asked if Parsons is under investigation, Vetter said, "We're investigating the circumstances around the death. Is he specifically under investigation? No," he said.
Vetter wouldn't comment on whether any of Parsons' firearms were involved in the incident.
Selectmen have taken no action against Parsons. Selectman Shawn O'Neil called the incident a "very tragic event."
State police began investigating after emergency personnel were called to the home at 53 Caramel Drive on Monday around 7:15 p.m. State police would not confirm reports that a 15-year-old boy had suffered a gunshot wound, saying only that it was being investigated as an "untimely death."


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