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Central High student says he was knocked unconscious; police investigate racial motiveBy MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
June 19. 2013 10:11PM
MANCHESTER — Police and school officials are investigating a reported assault against a 14-year-old Manchester Central High School student who said he was knocked unconscious in a school bathroom last Friday, police said.
Information has surfaced to suggest the attack is a race-based crime, said police Lt. Maureen Tessier. But she stressed there is no indication that racial tensions exist overall at the culturally diverse, center-city high school.
Tessier would not discuss the race of the 14-year-old or that of his suspected attacker or attackers.
"There's still a lot of unanswered questions about what happened to this young man," Tessier said Wednesday.
Central Prinicipal Ronald Mailhot said two assistant principals are helping the school resource officer, Detective Kimberly Barbee, investigate the incident. He said they are somewhat hampered by the time of year.
He and police would not say whether authorities have suspects in the attack.
This is finals week, and seniors are gone from high school. Other students only go to school when they have a final.
Tessier said the 14-year-old went into a bathroom on the third floor of the James Building sometime after 1 p.m. between classes. He was struck in the back of the head, woke up and went to class.
The teacher sent him to the school nurse, where he complained of his head hurting, and he had minor scratches on his face and hands.
He told police someone was in the bathroom when he entered it, but he could not identify the person.
"He cannot offer us a lot of detail of what happened at this point," Tessier said.
He was later treated at a local hospital and his injuries were not serious, police said. Tessier said the investigation is active, and anyone with information should contact the police.
Tessier said such an incident is rare for the school.
Mailhot would not provide details about the assault, but said the incident did not appear to involve mutual combat.
The principal said he's spoken to the teen's parents, and school officials are taking the matter seriously.
Mailhot said at most times, students walk away from fights. But when they do not, both participants can be subject to discipline under the school's conduct code.
Most involve boyfriend/girlfriend situations, and often students admit their roles in the conflict.
"Most of the time," he said, "we get to the bottom of it."


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Sylvester Payne Jr. spent the last few minutes of his brief life wide-eyed, gasping for breath and trapped in a car seat while rescue workers tried frantically to save him, witnesses testified Monday in a Torrance court.
The 6-year-old boy and his uncle both died after the car they were riding in was T-boned by an alleged drunken driver in Gardena last year. The suspect, Perry Lee Oakley Jr., is now facing seven felony counts, including murder, hit-and-run, and driving under the influence of alcohol.
In the first day of his trial in Judge Mark Arnold's courtroom, Oakley was accused of driving drunk, speeding through a stop sign and plowing into a Toyota Camry full of family members who had just left a barbecue on April 9, 2011.
Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Jennifer Turk told jurors that Oakley went to a party and began drinking about 7 p.m. He and a friend left the party about 11:30 in Oakley's black Acura, Turk said. Oakley's blood-alcohol-content was later tested at 0.13, nearly two times the legal limit for driving.
The Acura sped through the intersection of Normandie Avenue and 141st Street, and slammed into the Camry carrying Sylvester and his three uncles.
Oakley "never broke, never hit his brakes, never stopped, never paused, and went straight into the side of the car where Sylvester was sitting," Turk told jurors in her opening statement. "He never tried to render aid, never called 911."
Oakley, who was 33 at the time of the accident, got out of his wrecked Acura and spoke to a few people who had run over to help, witnesses testified. But then he disappeared for about a half-hour before returning and submitting to field sobriety tests, Turk said.
Oakley faces two counts of murder for the deaths of Sylvester and his uncle, Samuel Dickens, 62, who was also sitting in the back seat of the Camry. The driver, Ralph Payne, was critically injured in the crash but survived. Dennis Vann, another passenger, survived with several fractured bones.
The family had just left the barbecue at Payne's home when the crash occurred. Payne had grilled steaks, cooked baked potatoes and made salad for the large family. They had gathered because Vann was in town from San Francisco to pick up his ill brother.
Sylvester was visiting his great-uncle's house that weekend because he liked to play with a 7-year-old girl who also was there for the party, said the boy's mother, Johnay Payne. The mother, grandmother, and other family members watched Monday's testimony, occasionally crying.
"This is like the funeral all over again," Johnay Payne said. "I've dealt with him not being here but I haven't dealt with how he's not here – until now. That he was taken by a drunk driver. I feel empty and alone, I feel so lost."
Johnay Payne was in the process of legally adopting Sylvester but had raised him since he was a baby while his mother struggled with drug problems, she said. He was in first grade at 42nd Street Elementary School, where he had perfect attendance and was known for giving lots of hugs, she said.
Oakley sat still and somber through the first day of testimony against him. Audio recordings were played from 911 calls and a tape of Gardena Police Officer Louie Schwartz trying to help the family in the Camry. When Schwartz arrived at the accident scene, Dickens was slumped over in the back seat, apparently dead. Sylvester was gasping for breath and staring ahead, but not responding to Schwartz's questions.
"He was hyperventilating like a fish out of water," Schwartz said, stopping briefly to cry. "I couldn't help him. His eyes were wide. He seemed immobilized by his seat belt. He was rocking a little back and forth."
The car doors had to be cut away to remove Payne and Sylvester from the Camry. The child died shortly afterward, and Payne spent a month in the hospital recovering from internal bleeding and other injuries.
Payne testified on Monday that he called several family members and police while he sat trapped in the car, unable to turn his head to see if Dickens and Sylvester were alive.
"I couldn't get out," Payne said, stopping intermittently to cry. "The only thing I could do was call his name. I couldn't turn my head. I called to Sam but he didn't respond. I called Sylvester's name and he didn't respond. There were people there but they couldn't get the door open."
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Nebraska board retains controversial concepts
Nebraska board retains controversial concepts
OMAHA, Neb. —
The general concepts of climate change and American exceptionalism remain in new social studies standards adopted for Nebraska schools.
The Nebraska State Board of Education approved the standards at its meeting on Friday.
The two issues had been the most contentious as public comment was taken on the proposals.
The phrase "American exceptionalism" doesn't appear in the wording on the concept contained in the sixth- through eighth-grade U.S. history standards.
In the sixth- through eighth-grade geography standards, climate change is presented as theory, and the standards suggest students be asked to evaluate the evidence that supports or refutes the theory.


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MACON, Ga. (August 29, 2011) – After leading the Buccaneers to a conference-best 3-1 record in the opening weekend of play, sophomore Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) has been named Atlantic Sun Volleyball Player of the Week, the league office announced on Monday.
Devine, the reigning A-Sun Freshman of the Year, put up stellar numbers in the season opening UNCG Invitational over the weekend. For the four-match tournament, Devine compiled 67 kills, 35 digs, three service aces and four blocks, earning her All-Tournament honors.
In the victory against UNC Greensboro on Friday night, Devine tied a career-high with 22 kills. The following day against Coastal Carolina, she led the Bucs to victory with 20 kills and 12 digs, which was her second double-double of the tournament. She also recorded a double-double in the season opening match against Evansville, with 16 kills and 14 digs.
The player of the week award for Devine is the first of her career. The Buccaneers had two player of the week winners in 2010 as both Jamie Stancliff (Advance, N.C.) and Alysa Long (Romulus, Mich.) earned the honor.
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Benjamin "Ben" Guzman, age 88, passed away December 6, 2012 surrounded by his wife Maria of 36
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Benjamin. Also survived by daughter and son, Leticia Cole and Benjamin Jr., grandchildren, Candace, Cameron, Jason, Lisa, Lilianie, Taylor, Eric, Benj, and 9 great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents Jose and Jovita, son Armando, and siblings Jose, Francisco, "Nacho", Anita and Dolores. He worked for over 25 years as a longshoreman and also worked for Union Ice. A loyal and dedicated "union man", he believed in hard work and enjoyed traveling with his wife. He was a sports fan of "the local team", but more so, an avid boxing fan. Simple, straight forward, uncomplicated, honest, and simply great.
Funeral Services at DeYoung, 601 N. California St. Viewing: Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, 11 am to 6 pm. Rosary at 6 pm. Mass Services at St. Mary's Church, Thursday, Dec. 13 at 10:30 am. Burial following at San Joaquin Catholic Cemetery. Please no flowers. In lieu, donations may be made in his name to St. Mary's Catholic Church.


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Death Cab For Cutie with Magik* Magik Orchestra, Youth Lagoon @ Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles 5/7/12
Death Cab For Cutie are no strangers to playing with an Orchestra. Teaming up with the Magik* Magik Orchestra, Death Cab For Cutie worked through a twenty-four song set of Ben Gibbard's self-described "baroque pop." Some of the highlights included the acoustic interpretation of "405," the string flourishes during Gibbard's solo acoustic take on "I Will Follow You Into The Dark," and the transcendental "Transatlanticism." Youth Lagoon provided a hazy, keyboard-laden opening set. Check out the pictures above and the setlist below.
01 "Passenger Seat"
02 "Different Names For The Same Thing"
03 "A Movie Script Ending"
04 "Title And Registration"
05 "Grapevine Fires"
06 "Codes And Keys"
07 "Underneath The Sycamore"
08 "Little Fury Bugs"
09 "Death Of An Interior Decorator"
10 "You Are A Tourist"
11 "Bend To Squares"
12 "Hindsight"
13 "Cath…"
14 "No Joy In Mudville"
15 "What Sarah Said"
16 "Soul Meets Body"
17 "Stay Young, Go Dancing"
18 "Steadier Footing"
19 "405"
20 "I'll Be Your Mirror (Velvet Underground Cover)"
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Volunteer from Exeter will march in inauguration parade with her dogBy JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent January 20. 2013 7:21PM
Josie Greenston, a 12-year-old Exeter girl who is raising a service dog, Manny, will march in the President's inaugural parade today. COURTESY COUNewsCorrespondent603.702.0564
EXETER - Josie Greenston and her four-legged friend, Manny, will march in a parade today. It's not just any parade; if you follow the presidential inaugural proceedings, you could see the Exeter 12-year-old on TV.
Greenston was chosen to participate in President Barack Obama's inaugural parade in Washington as a puppy-raiser with Canine Companions for Independence, a nonprofit organization that provides highly trained assistance dogs to children and adults with disabilities.
"The fact that I get to walk Manny for 20 blocks and show the world that he is the best dog ever and will make an amazing companion to someone is so exciting. This could be a once in a lifetime chance," said Josie, a middle school student at Heronfield Academy in Hampton Falls who left for the nation's capital on Sunday with her mother, Holly.
Josie, who is Jewish, chose to raise a service dog as her bat mitzvah project.
She said she loves animals and wanted her project to "give back for a long time." She was also inspired by her grandmother, who suffered a stroke at age 27 and was paralyzed for most of her life.
"I think about how much Manny could have helped my Nana with basic life stuff," she said.
Josie applied to CCI to raise a service dog, and after lots of paperwork and phone interviews, was accepted and picked up Manny, a lab and golden retriever cross, at the agency's headquarters in Medford, N.Y. last June. He's now 9 months old.
CCI was one of 43 organizations chosen to march in the inaugural from over 2,800 applicants.
Some 134 CCI assistance dog teams, puppy-raising families, volunteers and supporters will march, along with 57 assistance dogs and dogs-in-training.
The agency's mission fit with the President's focus on the importance of service and giving back to communities during the inauguration.
Josie was picked through a lottery by the organization. When she heard that a lottery would be held for all of CCI's volunteers interested in walking in the parade, Josie quickly entered her name.
Josie was allowed two spots in the parade, so she'll be joined by Lisa Richard, a licensed dog trainer who helps her with Manny.
During the days when Josie is at school and her parents are at work, Richard comes to her house to walk Manny and spend time with him.
"She is a really big help to me with teaching me how to train Manny and listening to me when I am frustrated with certain behaviors. So, I wanted her to walk with me and Manny," Josie said.
The dogs from CCI are provided to individuals at no cost through the generosity of donors and volunteers like the Greenston family.
Josie was shown some basic training skills and is required to teach him 32 commands.
"I love being connected to CCI. They are so helpful and encouraging. Whenever I have a question or need guidance I know that they will help me," said Josie, who must send monthly progress reports to the organization.
Manny will graduate from his time with Josie on Nov. 8, at which point he'll return to CCI for six months of intensive training before being matched with a person in need of a service dog.
Josie said she'll be sad when Manny leaves, but knows that he'll bring his new owner "as much joy as he is bringing me."
Until then, Josie plans to enjoy her time with him.
She's looking forward to the parade experience and said she's honored to be part of CCI.
"I guess I feel I am representing a lot of things, being Jewish, CCI, New Hampshire, my school Heronfield Academy, and my family because they help a lot with Manny, too," she said.


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Sam Hornish Jr. Talladega Superspeedway Preview
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No. 77 Mobil 1 Dodge Charger
Talladega Superspeedway – AMP Energy 500
November 1, 2009
Mobil 1 Team News and Notes of Interest
• Sam Hornish Jr., driver of the Penske Racing No. 77 Mobil 1 Dodge Charger, has two career starts at Talladega Superspeedway in Cup Series competition. In April, Hornish secured the fourth starting position at the 2.66-mile superspeedway and, although he was feeling ill, Hornish ran inside the top-15 for much of the race and led a total of three laps. Unfortunately, Hornish was collected in a 10-car accident in the waning laps of the race and was relegated to a 34th-place finish.
• Hornish has a total of six career starts in NASCAR superspeedway competition. A fan of the high-speed venues, Hornish has an average starting position of 26 and an average finishing spot of 29.5 in restrictor-plate events. His career-best superspeedway finish of 15th came at Daytona International Speedway in 2008.
• Hornish will once again host the AutoTrader.com Sam Hornish Jr. Celebrity Bowling Tournament during the upcoming race weekend at Texas Motor Speedway. Open to the public, the tournament will take place on Thursday, November 5, 2009 at Main Event in Grapevine, Texas and will benefit Speedway Children's Charities. Additional information is available at http://bit.ly/1u1MK.
• Fans can now follow Sam Hornish Jr. on Twitter at www.twitter.com/SamHornish. Fans can get a glimpse inside his everyday life while keeping up-to-date on the latest news for the No. 77 team.
Sam Hornish Jr. on Talladega Superspeedway
"I am looking forward to racing at Talladega Superspeedway this weekend because I really enjoy restrictor-plate racing. Even though our finishes at Talladega don't necessarily reflect it, this Mobil 1 team has run well there in the past, but issues from blown tires to accidents have prevented us from getting finishes that are reflective of our overall speedway program. There is always a 'wild card' element that comes with restrictor-plate racing. You never know what is going to happen out there. You just have to stay alert and focus on driving smart so that you are there when the checkered flag waves."
Crew Chief Travis Geisler on Talladega Superspeedway
"Talladega is one of the most unpredictable race tracks on the circuit. The three-wide racing is exciting for the fans but it is nerve-wracking for teams as you hope you can miss the 'big one.' In the spring, we qualified fourth and led laps during the race only to have an accident take us out of contention. We are confident that our Mobil 1 Dodge will be good this weekend and Sam has shown a lot of skill working the draft. I am excited to get a good finish at a restrictor-plate race because we have run good all year at superspeedways but haven't got the finishes we deserve."


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Kevin May of the Guggenheim Grotto, an alternative, folk-rock, Irish duo, says it's harder to name a band than a child.
Kevin May of the Guggenheim Grotto, an alternative, folk-rock, Irish duo, says it's harder to name a band than a child.
"At least with a child, there are tried and tested names that go back a few generations," he says. "We'd try on a band name, only to learn that someone else had it.
"We just made up the Guggenheim Grotto. It didn't mean anything," he says of the name that he and Mick Lynch just pulled out of thin air, so it could then mean whatever to whomever. "But we did hear from the Guggenheim Museum — the art handlers call their space 'The Grotto.'"
But it's not a museum they'll be performing at on Saturday; rather, May and Lynch will be bringing the band up from Brooklyn to perform at the Ritz Theater in Newburgh.
Brooklyn became home in 2011.
"We began touring in 2006," says May. "Each year we were spending more and more time in the States. So we decided that it makes more sense to pay rent in Brooklyn than in Dublin."
The two met in college in Dublin, each having joined the band of a mutual friend, which didn't last very long.
"Music has been part of my life since I picked up an acoustic guitar at 16, but I wasn't going to make a career out of it," May says. "I was training to be a teacher."
There was time, though, to attend open-mic nights and travel in the same circles as more seasoned singer-songwriters.
"We'd sit, play and share with great musicians, and saw it was achievable," he says.
Their first album as they were learning the trade, "Waltzing Alone," has an acoustic influence.
"Then we wanted a bigger sound," says May, which "Happy the Man" reflects. This recording pushed them into taking a leap of faith by quitting their day jobs and immersing themselves full time in music.
"When it became a career, our writing became more structured, like a 9-to-5 job," says May, who does most of the lyrics while classically trained Lynch's strength is in writing melody.
"The Universe Is Laughing" followed, along with more tours.
"We came to the States with a purpose," says May, who finds inspiration from other artists, films, books or even snippets of conversation that he overhears.
Their fourth album, "This Time Round," is to be released over the summer. Fans voted on the songs selected and helped fund its production.
"This marks another leap forward musically," says May. "We worked with a producer for a more polished sound. ... The rhythm element is not our strongest suit."
Chris Kuffner, who plays bass and helped produce that album, along with drummer Elliot Jacobson, will accompany the Grotto Saturday.
"Our goal isn't to become a household name or play a huge stadium, although that would be lovely if it happened," says May. "We'd be happy building on what we have, doing more of the same, just another level up."


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People Talk: A conversation with teacher and Neat Freak Jill Raimonde
Jill Raimonde is a Lancaster schoolteacher who loves to clean – but she wasn't always tidy. Raimonde says her interest in cleaning evolved during college. So after she began teaching school, she would spend the summer cleaning houses. After one season of cleaning, she started seeking employees. When Raimonde opened a cleaning service in 2004, she called it Neat Freaks.
Today it seems like Raimonde can't keep still. She teaches school full time, manages her cleaning business part time and is spending this summer planning her wedding.
Raimonde, 32, is a first-grade teacher who may have more energy than her pupils. One thing is certain. She can make any room shine.
People Talk: How do you put your stamp on a home you've cleaned?
Jill Raimonde: Everyone loves a thorough cleaning, but when you're cleaning for the same person every week, it's hard to wow them. There's certain ways I like things done. I am really big on special touches: folding the end of toilet paper into a little V, placing pillows a certain way.
PT: Do you rearrange things on purpose?
JR: Yes. I like everything off a surface when we clean it, and sometimes it's hard to remember where everything goes. Years ago, someone took me literally and basically rearranged the house. That's not OK. We move things so people can know we clean.
PT: What's your policy on vacuum cleaners?
JR: We use customer vacuums for sanitary purposes. If we used the same vacuum cleaner for multiple sites, we could be carrying pet dander into people's homes. It's not a sanitary thing to do.
PT: Do you feel disrespected by people because of the nature of the tasks you perform?
JR: In a sense, but it's a little bit different for me being the owner. I've had cleaners come to me upset over the way they've been treated sometimes. We don't usually send them back there because I won't put my cleaners in those situations.
PT: What challenges you as a boss?
JR: Giving up control because I'm a little bit of a control freak. I mean I'm not in these homes and it's hard for me at first to trust cleaners to do the job that I would do.
PT: What's a pet peeve?
JR: I know this sounds silly, but I like when people vacuum in lines. A carpet looks so nice when you take the time to put lines into it rather than going all over the place with the vacuum cleaner.
PT: How green is your business?
JR: Good question. I was a vegan for nine years. Now I'm a vegetarian so I'm still not a meat-eater but I'm not like I was. It was very hard to live, and I wasn't really healthy.
We have green-cleaning options, but a lot of people just provide their own supplies. People love the smell of clean – like Murphy's Oil Soap and Pine-Sol – and you don't get that from green cleaning.
PT: What about breakage?
JR: It happens from time to time. My cleaners will leave a breakage report, and the customer will contact me. Hopefully it's not a family heirloom, and it hasn't happened yet. A lot of times we'll just give a discount.
PT: What is the best way for busy people to clean their homes?
JR: Dedicate a day of the week to do one task. On Mondays you could wipe down the bathroom. Tuesdays I run the vacuum. Wednesdays I do a quick light dusting. This way, it won't seem like a daunting task.
PT: What can you do on the last minute to prepare your home for guests?
JR: Throw everything into one room? You know I've done that before. Honestly? A quick dusting.
PT: What about mirrors?
JR: Mirrors are something that even professional cleaners find tough. Streaks are tough. We use vinegar and water a lot, and microfiber cloth. We stay away from paper towels.
PT: What is a common mistake people make while cleaning?
JR: A lot of times people don't realize the order in which they are cleaning could be the reason it's taking them so long. Work high to low. Also don't get backed up by letting it go for so long.
PT: How can you enjoy cleaning so much?
JR: I put music on. It makes me feel like I'm burning calories and being productive. My downfall is my car; it isn't as organized. But as far as my home and classroom, I like things in a row. I like things tilted nicely. I like to look at things that look pleasing.
PT: Are you a Type A personality?
JR: Definitely – in most parts of my life. It's good and it's bad. I mean I can be a little high-strung.
PT: Were you always neat by nature?
JR: I didn't grow up being a very neat person, you can ask my mother. I didn't clean my room. I threw my clothes everywhere until pretty much I went to college. That's when I became a neat freak. I like to be able to find things. I like being organized.
PT: Not to mention ambitious.
JR: I saw my parents work hard their entire lives, and I feel with the younger generation there's a sense of entitlement. That doesn't really sit well with me.
PT: How difficult is it to find honest employees?
JR: It's huge. I basically interview tons of people. I can tell from the get-go who I could never send into someone's home. And through the training process, I get to know people. I don't really hire off Craigslist, but I will put an ad in the paper.
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Tom Leykis, heard for years on KFI (640 AM) and KLSX (now KAMP, 97.1 FM) as well as the original KMPC (now KSPN, 710 AM) returns to the terrestrial airwaves today, just for one day. Not locally, but on KKSF/San Francisco. It's the first time Leykis has been heard on traditional radio in more than five years.
The evolution of Leykis is interesting. On KFI, he was positioned as the balance to conservative syndicated talker Rush Limbaugh, though his show didn't always cover politics. Leykis was always at his best when he spoke on issues personal to him, and those things were not necessarily political. One of his best shows was on buying McDonald's french fries.
On KMPC, he stayed with issues-oriented talk as the station tried to make a dent in KFI's success … and didn't. So he moved on to KLSX, where he soon became the advice-giving "father figure" or experienced friend to (primarily) young men on sex and relationship issues.
Listeners responded to the show with rabid dedication, giving Leykis the power to set up a contract so solid that he was actually paid for two years to stay off the radio once KLSX dropped talk to become top 40 Amp Radio. And it showed how flexible Leykis was in radio: He could do any format, and he proved he can change with the times — and stations — as far as talk goes.
For the last few years Leykis has been hosting a live Internet show on The New Normal Network. It can be accessed via www.BlowMeUpTom.com or on the smartphone app called TuneIn. It's another evolution in the life of Leykis, a show like the one on KLSX but in many ways better. More polished. More interesting.
Today on KKSF, he's filling in for Gil Gross from 3 to 7 p.m.; Leykis tells me "It will be a combination of the show I do and the straight-ahead show done by Gil." It will be simulcast on KKSF, the KKSF stream and the usual Leykis streams. Leykis also plans a half-hour before and after tailgate/postgame program to be heard on his New Normal streams. Uncensored, of course.
"I've known Gil for over 20 years," Leykis told me. "This came as a total surprise."
I predict Leykis on KKSF will be a total surprise to Bay Area listeners, too. It should be interesting.
Kelly's anniversary
April 12 was the two-year anniversary of "The Mo'Kelly Show" on KFI; Morris O'Kelly celebrated with a low-key in-studio party at the Clear Channel complex in Burbank. His show is a bright spot on weekends and can be heard on KFI from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturdays.
"It has been incredibly humbling connecting with people on issues big and small on weekend evenings," Kelly said. " KFI (640 a.m.) and its listeners have been wonderful to me. The best part has been being able to slowly demonstrate that raising the caliber of talk radio conversations and decreasing incivility in our discourse, still have a place on our airwaves. You don't have to appeal or pander to the worst of who we are to generate the best ratings."
Hawaiian music
Quite a few letters came in regarding last week's question on music of the Hawaiian Islands.
George Schwenk of San Pedro told of the old days: "I remember every Saturday, KHJ and the Mutual/Don Lee Broadcasting System broadcast a live musical program from Hawaii as a sustaining program. I also remember when KPAS (1110-kc) first came on the air in the early 1940s, they played Hawaiian music solidly for two weeks. And early in FM broadcasting, KCBH (Crawfords of Beverly Hills) broadcast Hawaiian records regularly once a week."
John Hammell of Glendale probably remembers the same show heard on KHJ: "The 'Hawaii Calls' radio show was on the air until 1975; I definitely remember listening to the show."
But where can we hear Hawaiian music now? Bill Lodge of Redondo Beach has a suggestion: "There are quite a few stations on the TuneIn radio app. My favorite is KINE 105 in Honolulu."
Herb Boone of Bloomington wrote: "I don't know of any Hawaiian music played locally, but I have Dish Network, and its music channels carry Hawaiian music 24/7 on channel 981 CD 32."
Broadcast engineering consultant Joel Saxberg of Arcadia noted, "If you have a computer you can listen to an Internet station called AlohaJoe.Com. The programs are produced in California, but you'd never guess it … it screams of Hawaii."
Richard Wagoner is a San Pedro freelance writer covering radio in Southern California. Send him email at email@example.com.


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*The Opening Serve: The Ferris State University women's volleyball team continues its 40th year of intercollegiate competition this weekend as the Bulldogs open Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) action. FSU visits Northwood for its league opener on Friday (Sept. 14) with match time set for 7 p.m. (ET) in Midland. The Bulldogs then head to Hillsdale for an afternoon matchup on Saturday (Sept. 15) at 2 p.m. (ET).
*Media Coverage: For a complete listing of links as they become available, visit www.FerrisStateBulldogs.com.
*The 40th Season: The 2012 campaign represents Ferris State's 40th season of women's volleyball. The Bulldogs own an all-time record of 841-467 (.643). Since the program's inception in 1973, the Bulldogs have won 10 GLIAC titles, qualified 16 times for the NCAA-II Tournament and registered 32 winning seasons.
*2012 Record: Ferris State is currently 6-2 overall and 0-0 in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference's (GLIAC) North Division to date.
*The Coaches: FSU head coach Tia Brandel-Wilhelm (Alma, 1990) is midst her 17th year at Ferris State. Brandel-Wilhelm holds a career record of 339-166 (.671). Brandel-Wilhelm entered the 2012 campaign as Ferris State's all-time winningest coach. She became the program's fifth head coach in June 1996.
*Ferris State Invitational: The Bulldogs officially opened the 2012 campaign by posting a 3-1 mark in the season-opening Ferris State Invitational held two weeks ago (Aug. 31-Sept. 1) at FSU's Ewigleben Sports Complex. FSU recorded wins over Alderson-Broaddus (W.Va.), West Virginia State and Clarion (Pa.), but fell to Mercyhurst by a narrow 3-2 count. A total of nine teams took part in the two-day event with 18 matches contested on two courts.
*Another Good Weekend: FSU followed up its successful opening weekend by posting an identical 3-1 mark in the Minnesota-Duluth Classic last weekend (Sept. 7-8) in Duluth, Minn. The Bulldogs defeated Minnesota-Crookston, Bemidji State (Minn.) and Erskine (S.C.) in the event. The lone loss came to nationally sixth-ranked host Minnesota-Duluth by a 3-0 score.
*All-Tourney Honors: Two Bulldog players claimed all-tournament team honors after their efforts at the Ferris State Invitational. Senior middle hitter Anne Sutton (Grand Rapids/Northview) and junior middle hitter Angi Kent (Lansing/Waverly) both were among the 12 individuals named to the all-tournament squad for their efforts.
*More All-Tourney Nods: Again last weekend, two FSU players claimed all-tournament team accolades. Anne Sutton and sophomore outside hitter Courtney Rehm both were recognized by being named to the 2012 Minnesota-Duluth Classic All-Tournament Team for their play over the weekend.
*National Rankings: Ferris State is currently ranked 19th nationally again this week in the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Division II National Poll. FSU, which was ranked 14th in the preseason poll, dropped five spots but is the only GLIAC member school found in the top 25 nationally.
*Coming Up Next: The Bulldogs are back at home next week as they continue GLIAC competition inside the Ewigleben Sports Arena. Ferris State hosts league newcomers Walsh and Malone on Friday and Saturday (Sept. 21-22), respectively. FSU faces Walsh on Friday at 2 p.m. (ET) before battling Malone on Saturday at 3 p.m. (ET).
*2012 GLIAC Volleyball Preseason Poll: Ferris State was selected first in the 2012 GLIAC Preseason North Division Coaches Poll. The Bulldogs captured 10 first-place votes and 211 total points as the favorite in the 16-team league. FSU, which won the GLIAC North Division a year ago, was tabbed to finish ahead of defending conference tournament champion Hillsdale. The Chargers came in second with 193 points and three first-place votes.
*2012 FSU Roster: Ferris State's 2012 active roster includes six seniors, three juniors, three sophomores and six freshmen. Seven of the 18 players are middle hitters, seven are outside hitters and the four others fill the squad's setter, defensive specialist and libero roles. All but two members of the team are from Michigan.
*Ewigleben Sports Arena: The Bulldogs have compiled a 310-83 (.789) record to date in 31 seasons of competition at the Ewigleben Sports Arena since moving from the Health and Physical Education (HPE) Building in 1981. Ferris, which has accumulated six undefeated home seasons in the facility, produced a 15-1 home ledger in 2011. Overall, Ferris is 163-43 (.791) in home matches under head coach Tia Brandel-Wilhelm.
*2011 Record: The Bulldogs won the GLIAC North Division Championship while also reaching the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional Semifinals in 2011 with a 27-4 overall record. Ferris State finished as league co-champions after posting an 18-1 conference mark under head coach Tia Brandel-Wilhelm. The Bulldogs appeared in their 14th straight GLIAC Tournament a season ago.
*All-Conference Returners: Ferris State has three All-GLIAC performers from last season's squad returning. Senior setter Samantha Fordyce (DeWitt) and senior middle hitter Anne Sutton were chosen as first team All-GLIAC picks a year ago while sophomore middle hitter Courtney Rehm earned second team status and was the GLIAC's Freshman of the Year. Meanwhile, senior outside hitter Aly Brecht wan an honorable mention choice a year ago.
*Yearbook Available Online: The 2012 Ferris State University Women's Yearbook will be available to view online in a PDF format this week. The publication features such information as 2012 player rosters, season outlook, player biographies, coaching staff information, 2011 season statistics, career and season statistical records, series records, game records, etc.
*This Week's Opposition:
Northwood: The Timberwolves are currently 5-3 overall this season and coming off a 3-0 loss to nationally 22nd-ranked Eckerd (Fla.) last Saturday (Sept. 8) in St. Petersburg, Fla. Eighth-year head Coach Tim Koth's squad opened the year by winning three of four outings at the Ferris State Invitational (Aug. 31 & Sept. 2). The Bulldogs own a 32-21 all-time series' edge over the Timberwolves, including a 14-14 overall mark in Midland.
Hillsdale: Ferris State and Hillsdale will meet for the 64th time with the Bulldogs holding a 49-15 all-time series advantage over the Chargers. The two teams split two matches last season with FSU winning 3-0 in regular-season play and the Chargers taking a 3-0 win in Big Rapids in the GLIAC Tournament title match. Ferris State's record is currently 24-3 at home against Hillsdale and stands at a 25-12 when playing against the Chargers in Hillsdale. The Charger squad is led by Chris Gravel who is in his 17th season at the position. HC is currently 1-7 overall heading into the week.


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Contained within the new Xbox Live Terms of Use, Microsoft added clauses that prevent users to bring a class-action lawsuit against the company in regards to changes in the Xbox Live service. These new sections were added prior to the release of the Fall 2011 dashboard update that rolled out last night. Similar to Apple's process of agreeing to new terms within iTunes, Xbox 360 owners are presented with the new conditions when installing the changes to the dashboard layout. Xbox 360 owners have the right to reject the new language, but they must notify Microsoft in writing within the first month of the change.
Microsoft is pushing Xbox Live users into settling all legal disputes through binding arbitration rather than a trial. The new wording states "You understand and acknowledge that by agreeing to binding arbitration, you are giving up the right to litigate (or participate in as a party or class member) all disputes in court before a judge or jury. Instead, you understand and agree that all disputes will be resolved before a neutral arbitrator, whose award (decision) will be binding and final, except for a limited right of appear under the Federal Arbitration Act. Any court with jurisdiction over the parties may enforce the arbitrator's award." Binding arbitration is somewhat similar to mediation, but rulings are typically final and cannot be appealed.
Sony rolled out a similar change to the Terms and Conditions for the PlayStation 3 during September 2011. Users were asked to perform a mandatory update to PlayStation 3 firmware and give up the right to join a class action lawsuit. Sony is still dealing with litigation around the service outage that occurred earlier this year due to hacking issues. In case of a potential Xbox Live outage or any other problem with the online gaming service, Microsoft is likely seeking a way to avoid any litigation before an issue occurs on Xbox Live.


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Cells were fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde (PFA), permeabilized with 0.25% Triton-X100 for 20 min and labeled with EdUTP and terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase (TdT) to detect DNA breaks using Click-iT TUNEL Alexa-594 kit (ThermoFisher Scientific) according to the manufacturer's instruction. After EdUTP labeling, cells were stained for SMN using mouse anti-SMN antibody followed by Alexa488-conjugated goat anti-mouse IgG. Coverslips were processed for IF analysis.
Mouse spinal cord explants from 7-day-old normal and SMA mice were cultured in vitro for 12–14 days in 8-well chamber microscope slides, coated with poly-D-lysine/laminin using neurobasal medium supplemented with B-27, 700 mM Glucose, 2 mM L-glutamine, 2.5 mM KCl and 1× penicillin/streptomycin with some modifications as described previously ( 7 , 22 ). Half of the culture medium was replaced with freshly made neurobasal medium every 48 h. The identity and morphology of the spinal cord motor neurons and glial cells were established by staining with specific markers, including choline acetyl transferase (ChAT) and homeobox containing protein Hlxb9 (Hb9) ( 7 , 22 ). Neurons were fixed with 4% PFA and processed for examination by IF analysis. For rescue experiments, cultured neurons were infected with Ad-GFP and Ad-GFP-SMN1 (SignaGen laboratories) or Ad-h-SETX (Vector Biolabs) at 100 MOI in a volume of 200 μl/well of 8-well chamber and 400 μl of medium added after 4 h incubation and medium was replaced after 12 h. Neurons were either fixed (4% PFA) or harvested for protein extraction at 48 h post-infection for IF and IB analysis, respectively.
Protein extracts for conventional IB analysis were prepared from cells transfected with siSMN, mouse tissues and human SMA patient tissues using TLB (20 mM Tris–HCl, pH7.4, 137 mM NaCl, 1% Triton-X100, 2 mM ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, 10% glycerol, 25 mM β-glycerophosphate, pH7.4, 2 mM sodium pyrophosphate) with following added freshly 1 mM sodium orthovanadate, 1 mM phenylmethylsulfonyl fluoride (PMSF), 1× protease inhibitor cocktail (Sigma-Aldrich) ( 23 ). Protein concentration was measured using Coomassie (Bradford) protein assay. Cell and tissue lysates from normal human and SMA patient dividing cells, normal (non-SMA) and SMA mouse tissues and normal (non-SMA) human and SMA patient spinal cord tissues were prepared and diluted to protein concentration of 0.2 mg/ml using sample preparation kit (Protein Simple) for automated capillary western blot system, WES System (Protein Simple), which utilizes capillary-based electrophoretic separation and detection of proteins. Mouse spinal cord, tissues were isolated from 7-day-old non-SMA and SMA mice. Cell or tissue extracts with equal protein concentration were mixed with 0.1× sample buffer and 5× fluorescent master mix. The protein samples and the biotinylated ladder were denatured by heating at 95°C for 5 min. Protein samples, biotinylated ladder, primary antibodies (diluted 1:100 with antibody diluent), horseradish peroxidase (HRP)-conjugated secondary antibodies, chemiluminescence substrate and wash buffer were dispensed into respective wells of the assay plate and placed in Wes equipment. Signal intensity (area) of the protein was normalized to the peak area of loading control β-actin or α-tubulin. Quantitative analysis was performed using Compass software (Protein Simple) and statistical analysis of data was performed as described in below in 'Statistical Analysis' section.
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A 2-day experiment was performed in 19 patients with type 2 diabetes not receiving insulin therapy (16 men and 3 women, age 63.4 ± 1.3 years, BMI 23.5 ± 0.7 kg/m 2 , HbA 1c , 7.2 ± 0.1% [means ± SE]) and 5 healthy subjects (2 men and 3 women, age 53.6 ± 3.5 years, BMI 24.3 ± 1.6 kg/m 2 , HbA 1c 4.8 ± 0.1% [means ± SE]). On both experimental days, they consumed the same 500-kcal meal (79.9 g carbohydrate, 21.0 g protein, 7.8 g fat, and 1.0 g fiber). On the first day, they attended a monotonous lecture (40 min) without humorous content. On the second day, as part of an audience of 1,000 people attending MANZAI (a Japanese cross-talk comedy) (40 min) in a civic hall, the subjects laughed. Blood glucose was measured from the fingertip by enzyme colorimetric assay using a blood glucose self-measurement apparatus. The subjects estimated their laughter level on a scale of 0–5, and most of them considered that they laughed well (level 4 or 5). Self-monitoring of blood glucose was performed before food intake (fasting blood glucose [FBG]) and 2 h after the meal was started (2-h postprandial blood glucose [PPBG]).
The results are presented as means ± SE. In the patients, the mean 2-h PPBG was 6.8 ± 0.7 mmol/l higher than the FBG after the lecture and 4.3 ± 0.8 mmol/l higher after the comedy show. The difference in the mean increase between the lecture and comedy show was 2.5 ± 0.7 mmol/l ( P < 0.005). In the healthy subjects, the mean increases were 2.0 ± 0.7 and 1.2 ± 0.4 mmol/l after the lecture and comedy show, respectively, and the difference was 0.8 ± 0.5 mmol/l ( P = 0.138).
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If you sneeze a lot, if your nose is often runny or stuffy, or if your eyes, mouth or nose often feel itchy, you may have allergic rhinitis, a condition that affects 40 million to 60 million Americans.
Allergic rhinitis develops when the body's immune system becomes sensitized and overreacts to something in the environment that typically causes no problem in most people.
Allergic rhinitis is commonly known as hay fever. But you don't have to be exposed to hay to have symptoms. And contrary to what the name suggests, you don't have to have a fever to have hay fever.
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Allergic rhinitis takes two different forms:
Some people may experience both types of rhinitis, with perennial symptoms getting worse during specific pollen seasons. There are also nonallergic causes for rhinitis including irritants such as cigarette or other smoke, perfumes, cleaning products and other strong odors.
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Allergic rhinitis – commonly known as hay fever – is a group of symptoms affecting the nose. But don't be misled by the name – you don't have to be exposed to hay to have symptoms. And despite the name, it's not usually accompanied by fever.
People with allergic rhinitis generally experience symptoms after breathing in an allergy-causing substance such as pollen or dust. In the fall, a common allergen is ragweed or other weed pollens or outdoor mold. In the spring, the most common triggers are grass and tree pollen.
When a sensitive person inhales an allergen, the body's immune system may react with the following symptoms (listed in order of frequency):
Symptoms also may be triggered by common irritants such as:
There are two types of allergic rhinitis:
Allergic rhinitis can be associated with:
Many parents of children with allergic rhinitis have said that their children are more moody and irritable during allergy season. Since children cannot always express their symptoms verbally, they may express their discomfort by acting up at school and at home. In addition, some children feel that having an allergy is a stigma that separates them from others.
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Symptoms of allergic rhinitis have other causes as well, the most customary being the common cold — an example of infectious rhinitis. Most infections are relatively short-lived, with symptoms improving in three to seven days.
Many people have recurrent or chronic nasal congestion, excess mucus production, itching and other nasal symptoms similar to those of allergic rhinitis. In those cases, an allergy may not be not the cause.
To find the most effective way to treat allergic rhinitis symptoms, see an allergist
Your allergist may start by taking a detailed history, looking for clues in your lifestyle that will help pinpoint the cause of your symptoms. You'll be asked, among other things, about your work and home environments (including whether you have a pet) your family's medical history and the frequency and severity of your symptoms.
Sometimes allergic rhinitis can be complicated by several medical conditions, such as a deviated septum (curvature of the bone and cartilage that separate the nostrils) or nasal polyps (abnormal growths inside the nose and sinuses). Any of these conditions will be made worse by catching a cold. Nasal symptoms caused by more than one problem can be difficult to treat, often requiring the cooperation of an allergist and another specialist, such as an otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat specialist).
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, in which small amounts of suspected allergens are introduced into your skin. Skin testing is the easiest, most sensitive and generally least expensive way of identifying allergens.
The first approach in managing seasonal or perennial forms of hay fever should be to avoid the allergens that trigger symptoms.
Outdoor exposure
Indoor exposure
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Many allergens that trigger allergic rhinitis are airborne, so you can't always avoid them. If your symptoms can't be well-controlled by simply avoiding triggers,
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may recommend medications that reduce nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing and itching. They are available in many forms — oral tablets, liquid medication, nasal sprays and eyedrops. Some medications may have side effects, so discuss these treatments with your allergist.
Intranasal corticosteroids are the single most effective drug class for treating allergic rhinitis. They can significantly reduce nasal congestion as well as sneezing, itching and a runny nose.
Talk with your allergist about whether these medications are appropriate and safe for you. These sprays are designed to avoid the side effects that may occur from steroids that are taken by mouth or injection. Take care not to spray the medication against the center portion of the nose (the nasal septum). The most common side effects are local irritation and nasal bleeding. Some older preparations have been shown to have some effect on children's growth; data about some newer steroids don't indicate an effect on growth.
Antihistamines are commonly used to treat allergic rhinitis. These medications counter the effects of histamine, the irritating chemical released within your body when an allergic reaction takes place. Although other chemicals are involved, histamine is primarily responsible for causing the symptoms. Antihistamines are found in eyedrops, nasal sprays and, most commonly, oral tablets and syrup.
Antihistamines help to relieve nasal allergy symptoms such as:
There are dozens of antihistamines; some are available over the counter, while others require a prescription. Patients respond to them in a wide variety of ways.
Generally, the newer (second-generation) products work well and produce only minor side effects. Some people find that an antihistamine becomes less effective as the allergy season worsens or as their allergies change over time. If you find that an antihistamine is becoming less effective, tell your allergist, who may recommend a different type or strength of antihistamine. If you have excessive nasal dryness or thick nasal mucus, consult an allergist before taking antihistamines. Contact your allergist for advice if an antihistamine causes drowsiness or other side effects.
Proper use: Short-acting antihistamines can be taken every four to six hours, while timed-release antihistamines are taken every 12 to 24 hours. The short-acting antihistamines are often most helpful if taken 30 minutes before an anticipated exposure to an allergen (such as at a picnic during ragweed season). Timed-release antihistamines are better suited to long-term use for those who need daily medications. Proper use of these drugs is just as important as their selection. The most effective way to use them is before symptoms develop. A dose taken early can eliminate the need for many later doses to reduce established symptoms. Many times a patient will say that he or she "took one, and it didn't work." If the patient had taken the antihistamine regularly for three to four days to build up blood levels of the medication, it might have been effective.
Side effects: Older (first-generation) antihistamines may cause drowsiness or performance impairment, which can lead to accidents and personal injury. Even when these medications are taken only at bedtime, they can still cause considerable impairment the following day, even in people who do not feel drowsy. For this reason, it is important that you do not drive a car or work with dangerous machinery when you take a potentially sedating antihistamine. Some of the newer antihistamines do not cause drowsiness.
A frequent side effect is excessive dryness of the mouth, nose and eyes. Less common side effects include restlessness, nervousness, overexcitability, insomnia, dizziness, headaches, euphoria, fainting, visual disturbances, decreased appetite, nausea, vomiting, abdominal distress, constipation, diarrhea, increased or decreased urination, urinary retention, high or low blood pressure, nightmares (especially in children), sore throat, unusual bleeding or bruising, chest tightness or palpitations. Men with prostate enlargement may encounter urinary problems while on antihistamines. Consult your allergist if these reactions occur.
Important precautions:
Decongestants help relieve the stuffiness and pressure caused by swollen nasal tissue. They do not contain antihistamines, so they do not cause antihistaminic side effects. They do not relieve other symptoms of allergic rhinitis. Oral decongestants are available as prescription and nonprescription medications and are often found in combination with antihistamines or other medications. It is not uncommon for patients using decongestants to experience insomnia if they take the medication in the afternoon or evening. If this occurs, a dose reduction may be needed. At times, men with prostate enlargement may encounter urinary problems while on decongestants. Patients using medications to manage emotional or behavioral problems should discuss this with their allergist before using decongestants. Patients with high blood pressure or heart disease should check with their allergist before using. Pregnant patients should also check with their allergist before starting decongestants.
Nonprescription decongestant nasal sprays work within minutes and last for hours, but you should not use them for more than a few days at a time unless instructed by your allergist. Prolonged use can cause rhinitis medicamentosa, or rebound swelling of the nasal tissue. Stopping the use of the decongestant nasal spray will cure that swelling, provided that there is no underlying disorder.
Oral decongestants are found in many over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medications, and may be the treatment of choice for nasal congestion. They don't cause rhinitis medicamentosa but need to be avoided by some patients with high blood pressure. If you have high blood pressure or heart problems, check with your allergist before using them.
Nonprescription saline nasal sprays will help counteract symptoms such as dry nasal passages or thick nasal mucus. Unlike decongestant nasal sprays, a saline nasal spray can be used as often as it is needed. Sometimes an allergist may recommend washing (douching) the nasal passage. There are many OTC delivery systems for saline rinses, including neti pots and saline rinse bottles.
Nasal cromolyn blocks the body's release of allergy-causing substances. It does not work in all patients. The full dose is four times daily, and improvement of symptoms may take several weeks. Nasal cromolyn can help prevent allergic nasal reactions if taken prior to an allergen exposure.
Nasal ipratropium bromide spray can help reduce nasal drainage from allergic rhinitis or some forms of nonallergic rhinitis.
Leukotriene pathway inhibitors (montelukast, zafirlukast and zileuton) block the action of leukotriene, a substance in the body that can cause symptoms of allergic rhinitis. These drugs are also used to treat asthma.
Immunotherapy may be recommended for people who don't respond well to treatment with medications or who experience side effects from medications, who have allergen exposure that is unavoidable or who desire a more permanent solution to their allergies. Immunotherapy can be very effective in controlling allergic symptoms, but it doesn't help the symptoms produced by nonallergic rhinitis.
Two types of immunotherapy are available: allergy shots and sublingual (under-the-tongue) tablets.
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'Snow White: A Tale of Terror'
Familiar fairy tale characters: Snow White, evil queen, hunky woodsman, seven people of diminished stature Why it's not for kids: This dark re-imagining of the classic fairy tale, set during the Crusades and awash in crucifixions and cannibalism, emphasizes the spooky and the scary, including Sigourney Weaver's frightful makeup as the evil queen. The dwarfs have been replaced by seven roughnecks, but the basics of the story are the same.
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Canadian banks enjoy strong earnings boosted by sizzling stock markets
By Linda Nguyen, The Canadian Press on August 29, 2014.
TORONTO – Red hot stock markets have helped generate big profits at Canadian banks this year, with nearly all of the country's largest lenders reporting record third-quarter results this week.
Canada's largest bank, Royal Bank (TSX:RY), kicked off the slew of bank earnings on Aug. 22, as it reported profits that grew by four per cent to $2.38 billion in its latest quarter, mainly due to a surge from its capital markets division.
Royal said profits from its capital markets climbed by 66 per cent year over year, earning $641 million on higher trading fees, more business from advising on takeovers and arranging stock sales.
In fact, this arm did so well that new president and CEO Dave McKay warned that the bank might even start reining in the division if profits continue to surpass Royal's internal target of making up more than 25 per cent of earnings. Capital markets contributed nearly 27 per cent of Royal's earnings in the most recent quarter.
It was a similar story at the other banks, which also mostly credited strong markets as the reason for their stellar earnings.
CIBC (TSX:CM) said its profits were up by five per cent this past quarter due to a strong performance from its wealth management division, which was propped up by higher commissions and the sales of mutual funds. The division earned a net income of $121 million, up $19 million, or 19 per cent, from the third quarter a year ago.
National Bank saw its profits from wealth management climb 31 per cent year over year, and its financial markets segment jump 21 per cent. The Montreal-based lender's trading was up 25 per cent while advisory fees jumped by 36 per cent in the quarter compared with a year ago.
It has been a positive year for markets, with the Toronto Stock Exchange up about 14 per cent year to date. In the U.S., the Dow Jones is up about three per cent, the Nasdaq has gained more than nine per cent and the SP 500 is ahead by more than eight per cent.
This has translated to more profits at capital markets divisions at banks, which benefit from underwriting and advisory fees that increase with investments.
Dan Werner, an equity analyst with Morningstar Inc., said the markets have created a perfect storm for underwriting fees because low rates have helped debt underwriting and high stock prices have helped with equities underwriting.
Wealth management operations have also seen their profits climb in good market conditions because the value of assets under management has gone up. The more assets there are, the more the banks will earn on a percentage of those asset values.
In general, the banks have done a good job at diversification, particularly emphasizing their personal and commercial unit, which will help shield them from the future volatility of the stock markets, Werner added.
"They will still generate a significant amount of profits," he said in an interview from Chicago.
"Is it going to be the record profits we've seen this quarter? Likely not, but are they still going to earn high return on equity, a double digit return on equity? I think that's likely in the near term because for most of the banks, Canadian personal and commercial banking segment is their bread and butter, a significant part of their net income and revenue. That segment is still going to do pretty well in the near term in terms of generating spread and generating profit."
Managing director and portfolio manager Patrick Blais of Manulife Asset Management said that although the majority of the banks met or exceeded analyst expectations on earnings, they were still perceived as "lesser quality" than the market had hoped.
"The reality is that the capital markets division is typically seen as more volatile and earnings derived from that division are less sustainable," he said. "The market is more comfortable with the personal and commercial division where earnings are sustainable, more resilient and recurring than capital markets. "
Blais said the banks recognize that volatility and have tried to set targets on how much of their results they want these divisions to account for.
"That just speaks to the concerned nature of the bank," he said.
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'Leccy Tech Gallic car maker Microcar has announced that its new Neighbourhood Electric Vehicle (NEV) model, the M.Go, will go on sale in the first quarter of 2009.
Microcar's M.Go: not quite tearing up les boulevardes
The diminutive two-door urban runaround, first shown at the Paris Motor Show earlier this month, will be available in four variants with differing top speeds and ranges, including a version for Parisian youth sans drivers licences.
This will be limited to a top speed of 30mph but will have a range of between 75 and 90 miles. The slightly less lethal version – for the driver that is; have these people ever driven around the Arc de Triomphe in rush hour? - will hit 50mph, though this extra tarmac-melting performance comes at the expense of range, which drops to between 55 and 75 miles.
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An early production version of the M.Go will be supplied to hacks attending the launch of the 2008 Vendée Globe round-the-world yachting challenge next month. Why yachting? Simple, Microcar is part of the Bénéteau Group, which turns a buck making sailing equipment.
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In very broad terms, high-frequency trading (also known as HFT) refers to the buying and selling of stocks at extremely fast speeds with the help of powerful computers. Using complex algorithms, these computers can scan dozens of public and private marketplaces simultaneously, execute millions of orders a second, and alter strategies in a matter of milliseconds.[1] In the U.S., high-frequency trading firms represent 2.0% of the approximately 20,000 firms operating today, but account for 73.0% of all equity trading volume.[2]
As an example, let's assume that a buyer wants to buy 100,000 shares of INTC. The market price of an INTC share is $26.10, but the buyer's limit price is $26.40. In other words, the buyer is willing to pay up to $26.40 for each share of INTC or $0.30 more than its current price.[3]
Via flash orders from NASDAQ, high-frequency trading firms get a peek at these orders for 30 milliseconds before they are shown to everyone else. Having detected a demand for INTC shares, the computers at these firms then start issuing small immediate or cancel (IOC) orders at specific levels above the current price of INTC shares. If the first sell order at $26.15 is accepted by the buyer, another sell order at $26.20 is issued, and so on.
This continues until a sell order at $26.45 is issued. Because the buyer's limit price is $26.40, the sell order at $26.45 is rejected. At this stage, the firms' computers flood the buyer with sell orders at $26.39, causing most of the company's order of 100,000 INTC shares to be filled at $0.29 cents above market price.
Under normal circumstances, a buyer would see the sell order at $26.15 and might subsequently drop the limit price on his/her order. However, high-frequency trading computers are so fast that unless the buyer owned comparable machines, he/she would have no chance to do this.
Firms that engage in high-frequency trading include proprietary trading desks at a small number of major investment banks (like Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch), hundreds of the most secretive proprietary trading groups (like Wolverine, Renaissance Technologies, IMC and Getco) and less than 100 of the most sophisticated hedge funds.[2] As a rule, they tend to be secretive, stealthy, smart and relatively unknown.
High-frequency trading is characterized by a high turnover of capital. The positions have very short holding times in computer-driven responses to market situations. Typically high frequency trading applies to multiple trades each day, gaining small returns per trade, with very limited, if any, positions carried overnight. Overnight positions are not considered for high speed trading because with the current volatility in the markets, which extend most of the trading activity over the to 24-hour, they are particularly risky. Moreover, overnight positions taken out on margin have to be paid for at the interest rate referred to as an overnight carry rate decreasing the profitability of of this type of operations.
High-frequency trading strategies are highly dependent on ultra-low latency.[2] To realize any real benefit from implementing these strategies, a firm must have a real-time, colocated, high-frequency trading platform where data is collected, and orders are created, routed and executed in sub-millisecond times.[2]
Ultra-Low Latency Direct Market Access. For HFT strategies speed of execution is key. DMA or DSA(algo) are means of executing trading flow on a selected venue by almost bypassing the brokers discretionary methods. For the lack of interaction with the broker this is sometimes refered to as no-touch. DMA flow passes directly through the DMA market gateway and onto the venue while passing though strict risk checking and position keeping algorithms. It is at this point the brokers may monitor the behaviour of their DMA clients. For the purposes of HFT trading, the DMA must not delay orders by more than a millisecond with a few technology firms able to achieve round trip times in the microseconds. With the ability to co-locate the HFT traders blackboxes with the DMA next to a venue's matching engine, Ultra-low latency can be achieved.
Since many high-frequency trading strategies require transactions in more than one asset class and across multiple exchanges, appropriate infrastructure is required to facilitate long-haul connectivity between different data centers.[2]
The competitive advantage of a high-frequency trading strategy dilutes over time. Although a firm's high-level trading strategy may remain consistent over time, its micro-level strategies are constantly altered for two important reasons.[2] Firstly, because high-frequency trading depends on extremely precise market interactions and security correlations, traders need to regularly adjust code to reflect subtle changes in the dynamic market.[2] Secondly, competitive intelligence is so good across rival trading firms that each is exposed to the increasing susceptibility of their strategies being reverse-engineered, turning their most profitable ideas into their most risky.[2]
On 21 July 2009, in the wake of Sergey Aleynikov's theft of top secret code for Goldman's high-frequency trading platform, Matthew Goldstein of Reuters[4] called for "securities regulators to start taking a [closer] look at so-called high frequency trading and the impact that this speed-of-light trading strategy [was] having on the markets." He argued that if "a computer code [was] valuable enough for someone to steal, and critical enough for a Wall Street firm to go to federal authorities to protect, one would think that regulators would want to know why it is so important."
On 24 July 2009, Karl Denninger of The Market Ticker[5] accused high-frequency traders of "intentionally probing the market with tiny orders [...] to gain an illegal view into the other side's willingness to pay. This pattern of offering [sell orders at different levels] was intended to do one and only one thing; manipulate the market by discovering [...] a hidden piece of information - the other side's limit price!" He went on to argue that "the presence of these programs [would] guarantee huge profits to the banks running them" and that "retail buyers would get screwed as the market [moved] much faster to the upside than it otherwise would."
On 24 July 2009, Senator Charles E. Schumer, the New York Democrat who is chairman of the Senate rules and administration committee, wrote in a letter to Mary Shapiro, Chairman of the SEC, that the technique known as flash orders "gives high-frequency traders using lightning-fast computers an unfair advantage." He requested the SEC to "act to prohibit the use of so-called 'flash orders' in connection with optional display periods currently permitted by Direct Edge's Expedited Liquidity Program, NASDAQ's Flash Order Program and BATS Bolt Optional Liquidity Program." Mr. Schumer wrote that he intended to introduce legislation barring the technique if the agency failed to curb this practice.
On 17 September 2009, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposed banning flash orders after lawmakers said the practice may give hedge funds an advantage over other investors. SEC commissioners unanimously voted to seek public comment on a rule barring exchanges and trading platforms from giving clients access to information about stock orders a fraction of a second before the market. The proposal requires a second vote at a later public meeting to become binding. Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. and Bats Global Markets voluntarily dropped flash orders in August after the practice drew scrutiny from Congress and the SEC. NYSE Euronext, operator of the world's largest exchange, is the only exchange that didn't offer flash orders. The decision puts pressure on Direct Edge Holdings LLC, the only equity network still allowing the practice.
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Cool color from cabbages and kales
The summer growing season has not been kind to gardens, noted a University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator.
"Hot temperatures, dry soils, pots that needed watering two or three times a day, and flowers that just did not look their best," said Greg Stack. "Would you look your best if you had to put up with the wilting heat of 2012? Well, maybe there is time to recover and get some cool color into the garden."
While most gardeners think of mums as the flower of choice for fall garden color, there might be better candidates at the garden center. Not only will these alternatives provide interesting and dependable color, they stay colorful well past fall and into early winter.
"Think foliage. Think cabbage. Think kale," Stack said. "Ornamental cabbage and kale not only provide bright vibrant color, they like cool, even very cold, weather."
Ornamental cabbages and kales produce foliage that comes in shades of magenta, purple, red, rose, green and cream. They are great accent plants for the garden and also work well in containers by themselves or mixed with other plants.
"Summer containers often have plants that have lost their appeal or died, but the container itself is not bad looking and just needs a fall upgrade," he said. "Think about removing the tired plant material and inserting a few cabbages or kale. What you have is instant revival and a container that is good to go the distance."
Cabbage and kale will start to show up in garden centers in very late summer and early fall. These plants are short, often under 12 inches, about the size of a very large dinner plate. While they may be in color when purchased, watch what happens when temperatures start to cool.
"The color on these plants intensifies and becomes so much richer," Stack explained. "Because the color lies in the foliage, they never will be without color. Plants such as mums depend on flowers, and once they get done blooming there is not much left to look at but a green mound of leaves."
Cabbages and kales offer a variety of leaf sizes and textures. While many will display traditional cabbage-type foliage, some varieties have very fine cut edges and narrow leaves that almost look like feathers.
Cabbages and kales do well in nearly any well-drained garden soil in full to part sun. If planted in containers, be sure to water them well. They need a lot of water and will wilt if the soil dries out.
These plants continue to provide reliable color and good looks when temperatures go down into the 20s, even well into the New Year.
"Put a group of them in the garden where something may have been killed by the heat," Hentschel suggested. "Put a few in pots around the patio or porch for some welcoming color. When it comes to a plant that will give you your money's worth, the cabbages and kales are hard to beat."


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Twenty five links today, and some of this is late. Let's just pretend I'm early for next year cuz I'm a total hallo weenie.
♥♥♥ Ladies, Halloween is often an excuse to dress and act like a trollop. We at M.I.S.S. hope you kept it classy.
♥♥♥ This is not what black people look like on the inside, they're solid chocolate skulls cast from real skulls. via Neatorama.
♥♥♥ Halloween inspiration taken from the S/S 2010 runways on The New Wave.
♥♥♥ It's definitely too late and not worth your time to do an ill halloween display this year, but bookmark Haunt Project and get a jump on inspiration and plans to make things like eyeball doorbell buzzers for next year.
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♥♥♥ Stand in Vagina Power and manifest your destiny with the HILARIOUS Alexyss Tylor Vagina Power Halloween Edition. This woman is a national treasure and has quotes for days.
♥♥♥ Chinese Cat Girl. This is not a halloween costume.
♥♥♥ The halloween costume here on Street Carnage of a woman giving birth to herself is simultaneously one of the best and worst things I've seen in a minute.
♥♥♥ The lesbian, oft topless, christian rappers Yo Majesty get freaky in their new song and video Freaks Come Out, and I don't know if I should give this halloween colored hearts or not.
♥♥♥ Downloady: Imogen Heap's cover of Michael Jackson's Thriller from Sheena Beaston.
♥♥♥ High Snobiety had the haps on a Mini Cooper Krink customized in Hamburg, Germany.
♥♥♥ Mash Kulture put us on to the Jimmy Choo for H&M video with Tamara Mellon.
♥♥♥ This dude David Brownings creates kicks entirely out of paper, and they're pretty fresh. He even made MF Dooms.
♥♥♥ James Franco for Gookie (or is that Gucci?) on Style.com. It's Funny!
♥♥♥ Why is Eva Mendez so freakin fly? It's really not fair. Dazed Digital put us on to a video trailer of her embodying iconic female images in the history of art for a film by Francesco Vezzoli on Eluxury.com.
♥♥♥ Suzie Bubble. Style Beast. She didn't do em, but you know you can DIY these fringe and feather boa pumps. You know it.
♥♥♥ Hell yeah, Nylon has a DIY for that hot Purply-neutral shade of polish that came down the runway at Chanel Spring 2010, and won't be out for three months. Beat your friends to it. Like, pummel.
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♥♥♥ Black Not Black is a new blog concept. They don't believe in black and white.
♥♥♥ The dude from Pretty Much Amazing has a new short form Tumblr called Famous Sounding Words. It's pretty much what it sounds like, with pictures, and I pretty much like it.
♥♥♥ I hope that by now you know about the hilarious website Regretsy which mocks some of the most rediculous and hideous stuff on Etsy. Something told me to check it earlier this week at like, 3 in the morning, and blaow! an item made by a friend of mine was posted! Yes, it looks like poo/period, but she also makes very AWESOME reflective leggings, so whatever, I hope she sons them with some sales.
♥♥♥ Whether or not you ever had feelings *down there* about old school WWF wrestlers, you will probably find this picture of Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior on Ignored Prayers amusing.
♥♥♥ Would you put this kooky leg lighting fixture I found on Fashion Week Daily in your house?
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The recent arrest of a Chinese bishop and other instances of religious persecution in China are serious obstacles to dialogue, the Vatican has said. The arrest of 74-year-old Bishop Julius Jia Zhiguo of Zhengding was "unfortunately not an isolated case: Other clergy are also deprived of their freedom or are subjected to undue pressure and restrictions in their pastoral activity," said the Vatican in a statement released on April 2 at the conclusion of the Vaticans Commission for the Catholic Church in China. The Holy See expressed its "deep sorrow upon hearing the news of the recent arrest" of Bishop Jia, adding that "situations of this type create obstacles to an atmosphere of dialogue with the competent authorities." Bishop Jia, who has not registered with the government, was taken by five police officers from his residence in Hebei province March 30, the same day the Vatican commission on China began its meeting. Pope Benedict established the commission in 2007 to study issues related to the Catholic Church in China.
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