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A $2.3 million jackpot is tantalizing gamblers at Gulfstream Park Racing and Casino — and the wager is one thin dime.
The Rainbow Pick 6 has soared past $2.3 million, and it's growing fast. It more than doubled last week.
Players must select the winners of six horseraces in a row. That challenge, called a pick six, is common at horse tracks, but Gulfstream's twist is that the jackpot can only go to one person. If two or more people win the pick six, they'll share a consolation prize, but not the Rainbow jackpot.
"We're at a point where a grandmother could play her grandson's birthday numbers, and some serious handicapper could do his homework to figure out every winner, and they could cancel each other out," Gulfstream President Tim Ritvo said.
Last year, the jackpot surpassed $5 million toward the end of Gulfstream's racing season, but because nobody won it, the track split the loot among 1,311 Pick 6 winners on the season's next-to-last day. (Such end-of-season divided payouts are common, and will happen this year, too, if no one hits it.) The most any single person has won since Gulfstream initiated the Rainbow Pick 6 three years ago is $791,364.73, on April 1, 2012.
Ritvo said the game in some ways competes with the lottery, offering "life-changing money." The track even installed quick-pick kiosks to spit out random combinations of six numbers. (Assuming 10 horses of equal ability run in each race, the odds of picking the winners in all six races would be 1 in 1 million.)
Not everyone is a fan of the Rainbow Pick 6, which is open to bettors across the country. Andrew Beyer, perhaps America's best-known handicapper, calls it an "expensive, elusive pot of gold."
"For a handicapper armed with optimal strategy and a formidable bankroll, the Rainbow Six still presents an almost impossible challenge," he wrote last week in his column for the Daily Racing Form. "But even those who recognize that the wager is a sucker bet may find it hard to resist the lure of a seven-figure payoff."
The track pockets 20 percent of all money bet, about the same it keeps in most forms of betting — win, place, show, trifectas, perfectas, etc. It takes 40 percent of the remaining money and puts it toward the jackpot. The rest goes into the consolation pool. That puts the amount actually applied to the main jackpot at 48 percent.
"Worse than the lottery," Beyer wrote.
But gamblers are playing it, chasing that dream of the big payout.
"I'm thrilled with just getting the consolation payoffs, and I think a lot of people are," said Sheldon Glass, a longtime racing patron who bets several possibilities. "Where can you have so much action for, like, $20 to $30?"
This past Sunday, the consolation payout was $18,246.
Because there can only be one winner, the idea of betting every possible combination — "wheeling the field" — is a bad venture, Ritvo noted.
"The idea was to take the wheels out of it, so that when the pot built up, they just couldn't come in and buy the jackpot," he said.
Ritvo noted that because tracks everywhere can bet on Gulfstream's races, the past three Rainbow Pick 6 winners have been out of the area. In order to create a rooting interest for the home track, he has added a bonus: Anyone who hits it while at the Hallandale Beach track also will get a Jeep.
"That would sure be fun to give away," Ritvo said.


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Acclaimed environmental sculptor Patrick Dougherty to speak Oct. 8
Internationally known environmental sculptor Patrick Dougherty will speak at Iowa State Wednesday, Oct. 8, as part of the College of Design's 30th anniversary celebration. "Building Sculpture on Location: A Melding of Design and Community," will be at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Union Great Hall. The talk is free and open to the public. Dougherty will be in Ames working with volunteers at Ada Hayden Park to create an organic, free-standing sculpture inspired by the local environment.
Jacobson Makes $5 Million Gift to Athletics
The Iowa State University Athletics Department announced Thursday that it has received a $5 million gift from Richard O. "Dick" Jacobson, a long-time and generous ISU supporter and Des Moines area businessman. Jacobson's gift, the largest ever made to the Iowa State Athletics Department, will help finance renovations to Jack Trice Stadium pending approval from the Board of Regents, State of Iowa.
Iowa State finance professors try to make sense of current economic crisis
Three Iowa State finance professors -- Rick Carter, Burt Porter and Roger Stover -- try and make sense of the country's widening economic crisis.
Report finds fewer Iowa schools meet federal goals; ISU faculty offer ways to do better
Two ISU education faculty members respond to a report released by the Iowa Department of Education last week showing fewer schools across the state met goals for student progress in reading and math than they did the previous year. David Whaley and Scott McLeod offer some ideas on how schools might do better in educating students.
President Geoffroy congratulates Gloria Betcher
Geoffroy outlines goals
Filling key leadership positions and clearing the $700 million mark in the university's capital campaign and energy-saving initiative Live Green! are among president Gregory Geoffroy's goals for the Iowa State community this year. Geoffroy outlined his objectives during the university convocation and awards ceremony Sept. 22.
Former CIA director opens thematic year for Iowa State engineering institute
R. James Woolsey -- CIA director from 1993 to 1995 and a specialist in energy and security issues -- will present "Energy and its Relationship to National Security" from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 25, in the Alliant Energy-Lee Liu Auditorium of Iowa State University's Howe Hall. The address is free and open to the public. It officially opens the Engineering Policy and Leadership Institute's first thematic year, "Energy Security and Sustainability."
Regents give green light on new center, more Vet Med renovation
University leaders received state Board of Regents approval to establish a center for biorenewable chemicals and proceed with planning on a second phase of renovation and construction at the College of Veterinary Medicine during the board's Sept. 18 meeting in Coralville.
Cyclone Stampede Rodeo set for Oct. 2-3
Iowa State students will host college rodeo teams from 13 schools for the 46th annual Cyclone Stampede Rodeo on Oct. 2 and 3 at 7 p.m. at the Iowa State Rodeo Arena, south of campus. More than 200 contestants will compete in 10 events, including bareback bronc riding, bull riding, tie-down calf roping, steer wrestling and team roping.
Iowa State researchers part of $208 million supercomputer project
Iowa State University researchers will be part of a large consortium working to develop and use the world's most powerful supercomputer. The new machine will be capable of sustained performance of a quadrillion calculations per second. It will be based at the University of Illinois' National Center for Supercomputing Applications and is expected to go online in 2011.
Cargill endows Iowa State faculty chair to accelerate biorenewables
Cargill has pledged $1.5 million to Iowa State University to establish the Cargill Endowed Chair in Energy Economics. The endowment will help Iowa State recruit a nationally recognized energy economist to accelerate work in biorenewables and bring crucial leadership to the biobased industry center in its early development.
Growing marketplace seeks Iowa State University agricultural business majors
Almost 100 percent of Iowa State University agricultural business graduates land jobs right out of school, according to ISU officials.
21st Century Entrepreneurial Business Strategies Conference set for Oct. 9
The 21st Century Entrepreneurial Business Strategies Conference, hosted by ISU's College of Business, will take place on Thursday, Oct. 9., in the Scheman Building of the Iowa State Center.
Iowa State engineer works to clean and improve engine performance
Iowa State University's Song-Charng Kong and his students are working to reduce emissions in diesel engines, develop a computer model of a gasoline engine and optimize new engine technologies. The results could be cleaner, more efficient engines in our cars and trucks.
National Science Foundation funds $2.1 million soybean disease project at ISU
Identifying genes essential for the soybean plant's defense against three major diseases will be the aim of a new $2.1 million research project led by Iowa State University.
Alumni, working on the wild side
Alumni who work at top zoos and aquariums are featured in the latest edition of the ISU alumni magazine.
Christina Hixson and President Gregory Geoffroy
Additional funds to popular scholarship program
The Hixson Opportunity Awards Program received an additional $7 million gift from the Lied Foundation Trust through its trustee and native Iowan Christina Hixson. Hixson scholarships help students pursue an Iowa State degree, despite hardships.
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So many ways to mess up our kids, so little time
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Positive thinking by moms may help curb their teens' alcohol use, says ISU Associate Professor Stephanie Madon. When mothers help children develop positive concepts about themselves, "children are likely to make choices that match how they view themselves," Madon's analysis of 800 Iowa mothers found.
Top scholars stay in Iowa
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A Des Moines Register survey finds that a majority of top Iowa high school graduates choose to stay here for college, and the largest number of them come to Iowa State.
Bonobos may have greater linguistic skills than previously thought
What happens when linguistic tools used to analyze human language are applied to a conversation between a language-competent bonobo and a human? The findings, published this month by Iowa State Ph.D. student Janni Pedersen in the Journal of Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, indicate that bonobos may exhibit larger linguistic competency in ordinary conversation than in controlled experimental settings.


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A. opponent or adversary in a suit, Aeschin.2.165, cf. Pl.Phdr.273c: fem., "ἡ ἀ." POxy.37i8(iA. D.): properly, the defendant, Antipho 1.2; but also, the plaintiff, Lys7.13; "ἀ. πρός τινα" Antipho 1.5:—generally, opponent, adversary, A.Ag. 41; ἀληθινῶν ἀ. [Heraclit.]133, cf. 1 Ep.Pet.5.8, Phld.Ir.p.65W.
For Ag. 41, the Perseus short definitions say it is a noun.
The form in LSJ is that for an adjective with two sets of endings.
The actual definitions in LSJ look like nouns.
For Ag. 41, you could read it either way, but the comma seems to suggest it is a noun in apposition to what follows.
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National analysts blast Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant's sideline tantrums
Just about everybody in the football world had a reaction to Dez Bryant's multiple sideline blowups during last Sunday's loss to the Lions. Here's what some of them are saying:
MMQB's Peter King: "It doesn't matter that Bryant was peeved about being targeted only six times against the Lions. There are ebbs and flows to every season and every great player won't get the ball as much as he'd like. Bryant did get 16 balls thrown his way last week in Philly. Did he forget that? Bryant needs to be careful or he'll find himself with the same of kind of baby reputation that ended up marring Terrell Owens' career unnecessarily."
Former Ravens coach Brian Billick: "It's a shame that his rants became the story instead of his great play on the field, but that is part of the maturation process in this league. Look across the field, you don't see Calvin Johnson acting that way. Larry Fitzgerald has played with some of the most incompetent quarterbacks in the league in the past two seasons, you don't see him acting that way. AJ Green is one of the best deep-ball receivers in the NFL and plays with a quarterback that struggles mightily with his deep-ball accuracy, but you don't see him acting out on the sidelines."
ESPN's Jason Whitlock: "Bryant won't overcome if we lie to him and rationalize his obvious errors. He was clearly out of bounds on Sunday. He was too caught up in the one-on-one duel he was having inside his head between himself and Megatron."
Fox Sports' Mike Garafolo: "It was Megatron vs. Megamouth. ... Bryant, who started the chatter last week by basically saying he can do whatever Johnson can do, created a needless storyline in addition to the dominant one — that of a terrific football game and an outstanding duel between two of the best receivers in the game."
Deion Sanders: "He is the only guy on that team that plays with that kind of passion. The only guy. There is a way to channel it, but I love the passion. There is nothing wrong with what he did."
Redskins running back Alfred Morris: "You've got to have some kind of cojones to something lilke that … If I'm a quarterback and the receiver says give me the ball, I'm like, 'I'm not throwing to him.' … I personally wouldn't do anything like that. It's a terrible idea."
Chad Johnson: "That's merely frustration. I've been in that position before. I don't think I've ever really got into an altercation with my quarterback, let alone my teammate, but I know where Dez is coming from and the frustration that he's feeling for them to be even in that situation, in that predicament, to be losing. To me he's their best offensive weapon, to me. Going into half time with one target for five yards. That's ridiculous. … Sometimes you have to get like that. It's a wakeup call."
Michael Irvin: "It is just passion. You have to know how to address that kind of passion. He doesn't have a problem with Jason Witten. He doesn't have a problem with Tony Romo. He wants the football.""For years we talked about people on the sideline of the Dallas Cowboys having no passion, no leadership and it seems like they don't care. Now we get a guy with maybe a little too much passion and he doesn't know how to exactly display it in front of a TV audience, but now we are going to go and say, 'Get rid of all the passion you have?' No, it is absolutely crazy."
Former Cowboys quarterback Steve Beuerlein: "An outburst is OK. One quick outburst. But a complete lack of control, a demonstration like that yesterday, completely unacceptable. Tony Romo needs to address it. The Cowboys need to address it."
Former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison: "If you look at the way he went off on his quarterback, Tony Romo, that's just showing disrespect, showing up your teammates. In order to be a good teammate you have to respect him, so I was quite bothered by it. I hope he learns from this."
CBS Analyst Pete Prisco: "You can't act like a jackass on the sidelines. You just can't. You've got to cool it down a little bit. He got into it with Romo at one point and after that he got into it with Jason Witten."
Former Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon: "This behavior is tolerated and in fact encouraged at times in Dallas. … Passion and energy and all that is great, but that wasn't what we saw yesterday. We saw a player that was angry and annoyed that he only had three catches and Calvin Johnson had a ton. It became a personal competition with him and it got the best of him. He lost his focus and it was a distraction to the football team."
Former NFL executive Scott Pioli: "He was a complete and total distraction to that sideline. He was even going at Jerome Henderson, who is a defensive backs coach and yelling at Jerome. … To me, one of the big things is he better realize all the people that covered for him. There were people telling some untruths. … He crossed the line."
CBSSports.com columnist Gregg Doyel: "Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant two touchdowns on Sunday and still damaged his brand. That's difficult to do, but that's not the most remarkable part about his "performance" against the Detroit Lions. This is: Dez Bryant's reputation had nowhere to go but up — but will go down after this."
Former Giants defensive end Michael Strahan: "At some point you have to mature as a player. You have to show respect for other players on your team. Everybody is out there working hard. Everybody is out there trying to win. You're not helping the situation when you act like that. I think it shows a lack of respect for the coaches, for the other players and after a while, guys get tired of it."
Former Giants quarterback Phil Simms: "If that would have happened to be on the bench, a receiver did that to me, I'll say in all honesty, I wouldn't have got up and fought him or nothing like that. I might have been a little intimidated because it catches you off guard and it's so over the top what he was doing, what do you do? You try to defuse it, because especially if you're Tony Romo, you look up there and go, 'Dez Bryant is borderline a great player. We need him to win.' So he reacted the only way he could, is just to pull back."


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YAKIMA, Wash. — Growers who want to help honey bees fight Colony Collapse Disorder should plant flowers around the crops they are using bees to pollinate, a bee expert told Northwest cherry growers at their annual meeting.
The disorder, in which bees die or disappear, has plagued the industry for years. It is caused by many things including a lack of diversity among the flowers bees visit, said Timothy Lawrence, director of Washington State University Extension for Island County. He spoke at Northwest Cherry Growers' Cherry Institute in Yakima, Jan. 10.
"Bees don't do well when there is only one crop out there. It's all about stimulus. They need more than one crop. Plant flowers," Lawrence said. Increasing forage and nutrition will make them less dependent on supplemental feed, he said.
Growers also should avoid spraying insecticides when bees are pollinating, but CCD is caused by so many things that it is the new norm beekeepers and growers will have to get use to, he said.
Lawrence has a doctorate in environmental science, a master's degree in agricultural economics and rural sociology from Ohio State University and was a research associate in WSU's Honey Bee Health Program in Pullman before becoming Extension director in Island County in Coupeville in 2010. He was a commercial beekeeper for 20 years and has been involved with bees for 50 years.
"We have up to 21 viruses that in the past were not a problem," he said. "We live in a toxic world that will have a negative impact on honey bees and will for a long time. It's the new normal. I don't see a silver bullet. There are too many variables associated with it."
Varroa mite, lack of genetic diversity, the neonicotinoid class of insecticides and lack of diversity of flowers all contribute to CCD, he said.
While Northwest tree fruit depends on bees to help pollination, California almonds depend on them more, Lawrence said. The almond industry needs 1.6 million to 2 million hives per year with pollination starting in February, he said.
There will be a shortage of bees this year and "bees are responsible for a third of the food you eat," he said.


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Replace your PRAM battery & USB board to preserve date and time after system shutdowns and to fix an unresponsive front USB port.
Use your thumbs to push the two battery retaining tabs away from the battery.
The battery should pop up enough to rotate it toward yourself and lift it out of the lower case.
Remove the three 2.3 mm Phillips screws securing the memory cover to the lower case.
Lift the memory cover slightly and pull it toward yourself to remove it from the lower case.
Remove the following ten screws:
Two 14.7 mm shouldered Phillips.
Three 12.3 mm Phillips.
One 3.8 mm T8 Torx.
One 6.8 mm T8 Torx.
Three 1.3 mm Phillips.
Use your fingernails to separate the ZIF cable lock away from its socket. (Move the two brown bits down 1mm)
Use the tip of a spudger to slide the trackpad ribbon cable out of its socket.
Remove the four 3.4 mm Phillips screws from the PC card side of the PowerBook.
Remove the four 3.4 mm Phillips screws from the DVI connector side of the PowerBook.
Depress the display latch release button and open your display.
Starting near the display, lift the upper case straight up off the lower case, minding any cables that may get caught.
Sometimes the "tags"/"lugs" that are around the edge of the top & bottom frame, be careful not to bend them as when putting back the covers they will not merge. I used a screwdriver to poke through the hole the screw was supposed go in & push against the "inside nut" to let the tag from the top slide down between the 2 tags. The "inside nut" is like the one right next to the ribbon cable as shown in Dia.14. The screws are from Dia. 7&8.
When putting the machine back together (following steps in reverse), make sure the trackpad ribbon cable comes through the underside of the computer — there is an opening that the cable needs to go through and you will want to "thread the needle" with the cable before securing the upper case again.
Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the optical drive cable connector up off the logic board.
Remove the following four screws securing the optical drive to the lower case:
Three 6.8 mm T8 Torx.
One 3.8 mm T8 Torx.
Lift the optical drive out of the lower case, being careful not to disturb the PRAM battery & USB board ribbon cable.
Use your fingernail and the tip of a spudger to raise the ZIF cable lock slightly up off its socket.
Pull the ribbon cable straight up out of the ZIF socket.
Remove the two T8 Torx screws securing the PRAM battery & USB board to the lower case.
Pull the board away from the side of the lower case to separate the USB socket from the bezel on the lower case.
Lift the board slightly out of the lower case and peel the small foam EMI gasket off the USB socket, then remove the PRAM battery & USB board from your powerbook.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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MIDDLEBURY — On a recent summer evening, some 25 people gathered at 51 Main to celebrate all things "green," especially biking.
The June 21 event was the first local installment of Green Drinks, a loosely organized network of environmental meetups that take place around the world.
Local organizers said the events are designed to be informal social opportunities for "people who work or aim to be involved in green efforts or jobs in business, academia, government and nonprofits."


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A waxwork of Kim Kardashian was unveiled Wednesday in Los Angeles – and not at Madame Tussauds.
On display at LAB ART Gallery, artist Daniel Edwards' "L.A. Fertility" depicts the pregnant reality star in the nude.
The lifesize sculpture features "lactiferous breasts" and a "voluminous" belly "to entice visitors to give a respectful rub for good luck and success," according to a release from the artist.
PHOTOS: Celebrities by The Times
"I was inspired by the beauty of Kim Kardashian and felt quite put-off by the media's criticism of her weight gain during pregnancy," Edwards said in a statement. "Such criticism should be off limits."
Also on display is Edwards' "Womb Mates," a wax and bronze sculpture of a crowed "Royal Fetus" curled beside an angel-winged "Baby Kimye."
Both pieces are for sale for undisclosed prices, according to Edwards' publicist, Cory Allen.
PHOTOS: Arts and culture by The Times
The works are part of the artist's "Celebrity Baby Boomer" series, which started with a 2006 sculpture of a nude Britney Spears giving birth on a bearskin rug. "She thought it was creepy, but she actually liked the piece," Allen said of Spears' response to her likeness.
Allen couldn't comment about whether Kardashian, who didn't pose for the piece, had any reaction to "L.A. Fertility."
Known for casting celebrities in the buff, Edwards also has depicted a topless Scarlett Johansson cradling zombie heads and Angelina Jolie breast-feeding.
'Swan Lake Live' leaps into the 3-D theater scene
Tony Awards 2013: Producers look to young stars, old Broadway
Why 'Anchorman' Ron Burgundy is getting his own Newseum exhibit
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In ancient times, the Roman town of Gerasa grew rich from iron ore as well as agricultural products which flourished in this comparatively lush temperate ... Read more
The stone city of Petra was carved into Jordan's red rock cliffs more than 2,000 years ago. Once a Roman trading stop and stronghold of the Nabataean Arab ... Read more
Wadi Rum
Shuttling between archaeological sites, an inevitable component of any Jordan trip, may have you longing for those haunting, limitless expanses of desert ... Read more
Mount Nebo
Mount Nebo is 817 meters (2,680 feet) above sea level, and thus more than 1km (0.6 mi) above the neighboring Dead Sea. It is a site holy to both Christians ... Read more
King's Highway
Running north-south along the squiggling spine of the Dead Sea rift, a road trip along the King's Highway from biblical Madaba to Petra is to journey along a ... Read more
Madaba Map
Located in Madaba, the 19th-century Greek Orthodox St. George Church is home to the famous Madaba Map. This sixth-century Byzantine mosaic map is believed to ... Read more
Like a number of sites in the region, Madaba was mentioned in the Bible. It subsequently became a Roman provincial town and had its apogee under the ... Read more
Raghadan Palace
In Amman's old quarter, Raghadan Palace was the first of many Crown properties to be built in the Royal Hashemite Court compound. Designed by Lebanese ... Read more
Roman Ampitheater
Dating back 18,000 years to the reign of Antoninus Pius, Amman's restored Roman Theater is a popular visit on any trip to Jordan's capital. Carved into the ... Read more
Amman Citadel
Modern, buzzy Amman does a better job than Damascus or Jerusalem of hiding its ancient origins, but Philadelphia (to give the city its original Roman name) ... Read more
Jordan Archaeological Museum
This rather rambling but fascinating museum is perched on the Citadel Hill in Amman, just northwest of the Temple of Hercules. Built in 1951, the Jordan ... Read more
King Abdullah Mosque
Stunning King Abdullah Mosque was built between 1982 and 1986 as a memorial to the late King Hussein's Grandfather, His Majesty As-Sayyid Abdullah I, King of ... Read more
La Storia Complex
La Storia Complex, located just over a mile (2 kilometers) from Mt. Nebo, offers visitors a quirky overview of the culture, religion, history and heritage of ... Read more
Qasr Azraq
Located about an hour east of Amman, Qasr Azraq is a desert fortress created by the Romans back in 300 AD, although the structure in its current form was built ... Read more
Qasr Kharana
A true "desert castle" near the Saudi Arabian border, Jordan's Qasr Kharana sits two storeys tall over the desert plain. Built in the early Umayyad period ... Read more


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Jose and Kerri Mendez of Warwick announce the birth of their son, Alejandro Tobias Mendez, on April 22, 2013 at Women & Infants' Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs. 10 oz. and was 19 inches long at birth. He is welcomed by sister, Aleahbelle Milagros Mendez, age 20 months.
Maternal grandparents are Kenneth and Janet Levesque of Warwick. June Levesque is the great-grandmother.
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Highlights of the past year: Tierney helped Juniper partners use new techniques with their marketing efforts to grow their business. For example, using the latest social media platforms to help partners get involved in social selling.
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While it's the start of a new year, Jan.1 is also the first day when incoming college freshmen can start to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). And the earlier they complete this form, the better their chances of getting necessary funding aid.
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Students must file the FAFSA each year they plan to attend college and since federal aid is administered on a first come, first serve basis, it's important for students to submit their applications as early as possible to negotiate the best loan package.
"Even if you are uncertain if you will attend a college or university during the next academic year, you should still file your FAFSA to ensure you are in the pool for all potential aid dollars available," says Chanel Greene, manager, financial aid at Peirce College.
Filing earlier can give students a leg up on the competition for institutional gift aid as well, says Jay Murray, director of admissions at Post University.
"Whereas loans are always available, the availability of university grants and scholarships, which do not need to be repaid upon graduation, ends once those funds have been exhausted," he says. "It is typically the students who apply early in the process who get first priority for this university funding."
To ensure that the process goes as smoothly as possible, here are four ways students and their families can get prepared to file for aid come January.
Determine who is Filing
Although the student is the official FAFSA filer and his or her information is always included on the application, dependent students (those still financially supported by their parents) must file with their parents, according to Murray.
"There are sections for both the parent and the student, and both parents and students must apply for their own PINs," he says. "Independent students – those who don't live at home anymore and financially support themselves – do not need to provide any information on their parents."
Greene points out that including or excluding a parent's/parents' personal and financial information has a different impact on each student's financial situation and the student's Expected Family Contribution (EFC), is used to determine if the student is eligible for a Pell Grant and additional financial need.
Use Preliminary Tax Information
Although a finished tax return makes filing the form a little easier, it's not required for FAFSA completion, says Karen McCarthy, spokesperson for the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA).
"Families can complete the FAFSA with estimated tax information and then make corrections once the tax return is filed, if necessary," she says. "Meeting state and institutional deadlines is more important than completing the FAFSA with final tax information and families should complete the FAFSA with estimated information if necessary by the applicable deadline."
Greene explains that if three to six weeks have passed between students and their families filing the FAFSA and completing their tax return, it's possible for the Department of Education to retrieve the IRS tax return after first submitting or updating the FAFSA.
"This saves you from having to transfer all the information yourself," he says.
Gather all Required Documents/Information
Students and parents should take the time now to find their 2012 W-2 forms along with access to balance information on bank accounts or college savings plans to avoid wasting time looking for them when filing for aid, advises Murray.
Each student might be required to complete or submit different items--students who would like to borrow loans need to complete the entrance counseling process and the Master Promissory Note at www.studentloans.gov, says Greene.
"There may be some students who have been selected for a process called verification, where the Department of Education has asked Office of Financial Aid administrators to double check an item or several items that were on the FAFSA, just to make sure an error hasn't been made."
File Early, but Don't Rush
Due to limited funding, meeting any deadlines for state and institutional aid consideration is crucial, says McCarthy, but don't risk making mistakes by rushing over the application.
"If you need help, contact the Financial Aid office of the college where you want to enroll and a trained financial aid person will provide assistance," says Murray."You should never pay for help filling out the FAFSA. Help is available for free."


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Miss Ella Jackson, a 7th grader, writes to Dr. King concerning his leadership and involvement in civil disobedience. She advises Dr. King to speak to someone in power, otherwise his actions will lead to war.
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County Commissioners:
John Kinkaid, District 1 — Elected 2013
Chuck Grobe, District 2 — Elected 2013
Tom Mathers, District 3 — Re-elected to second term in 2011, term expires in 2015.
County Sheriff:
Tim Jantz — Re-elected to second term in 2011, term expires in 2015.
County Assessor:
Robert Razzano — Elected to first term in 2011, term expires in 2015.
County Clerk and Recorder:
Lila Herod — Elected to first term in 2011, term expires in 2015.
County Treasurer:
Elaine Sullivan — Elected to first term in 2011, term expires in 2015.
County Coroner:
Kirk McKey — Elected to first term in 2011, term expires in 2015.
According to the Moffat County website.
A 10-person committee wants Moffat County voters to extend the term limits from two terms to three for county elected officials, which means an additional four years in office.
Nancy Hettinger, an administrative assistant at the Moffat County Sheriff's Office, presented the committee's mission to the Moffat County Commission at its weekly meeting Tuesday, saying that she'd like voters to decide on the issue in November.
"It's hard to get quality people in a small community to run for office," Hettinger said, noting that it would give the current candidates in office an opportunity to run for one more term, which is longer than the current law allows.
"Even though you run, you can still get beat," she said.
The commissioners thought it was a good idea, though they didn't necessarily want their term limits extended.
"Not the commissioners," said Tom Mathers, who represents District 3.
The ballot measures that Hettinger presented to the county board included the commissioners. It also included measures to extend the term limits for the county sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor and coroner.
Rather than lumping all elected official's term limit extensions into one measure, she's asking that each position be presented as its own ballot question. That means voters will have to decide on each position individually.
"If you put it all on one (measure), I don't think it will stand a chance," Hettinger said. "I think we should get it to the county attorney and let her go over it."
The process still is in its infancy. Hettinger plans to present it to the commissioners again in July. Sept. 6 is the last day to put measures on the November ballot.
The question already has been presented to Moffat County voters and failed twice in the past — once in 1996 and the other in 2002.
In 1996, all offices were included on one ballot measure, and in 2002, there was a measure for each office.
"I just don't think that the term limits are right. I think if the person is doing a good job, and they seem very qualified for the position, I think you should be able to be re-elected," said Carol Beuner, who sits on the committee.
She thinks the commissioners shouldn't be allowed to extend their terms.
"There are certain positions like the assessor's office, I think there are very few people in town that are qualified to run that office," Beuner said.
Moffat County Sheriff Tim Jantz said he tries to stay out of term limit discussions, and he's happy with the current law.
"We knew what we were getting into when we got into office and knew that we were term limited," he said. "It's been brought up to me before. It's been kind of a growing conversation. I've tried not to delve in too deep on it."
He thinks the people of Moffat County like the idea of a certain amount of term limits, Jantz said, adding that he thinks voters will respond to what they believe.
"They're very active in local politics. That's what I appreciate about our community," Jantz said. "They're not afraid to come forward."
Neighboring counties such as Routt, Rio Blanco and Garfield counties eliminated term limits for all of their elected officials.
Routt County put it to a vote in the 1990s, and it failed. It was added to the ballot again in 2000, and voters eliminated term limits. Rio Blanco eliminated elected officials terms in 1999, and Garfield did away with term limits in 1998, according to data compiled by Mesa County.
Mesa County slowly has extended term limits for its elected officials. In 2009, voters approved extending term limits to three terms for the county district attorney, sheriff and coroner.
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Madagascar is classified as a least developed country and is also a low-income, food-deficit nation. More than 70 percent of the population lives below the poverty line and over 50 percent of children under three years of age suffer retarded growth due to a chronically inadequate diet. Chronic food insecurity affects about 8 percent of the population, while another 50 percent experience transitional food insecurity, particularly during the lean season.
Subsistence farming is especially risky in disaster-prone Madagascar. Over the past 35 years, at least 50 natural disasters, including cyclones, drought, epidemics, floods, famines and locust infestations, have been reported, affecting more than 11 million people.
The worst recent disaster – cyclone Ivan – affected 330,000 people when it struck north-eastern Madagascar in February 2008. However, the country is hit by serious storms almost every year, including a few in early 2009. The eastern coastal and southern regions are the most exposed to seasonal food insecurity.
Insufficient and irregular rainfall in three regions in southern Madagascar in late 2008 and early 2009 had a devastating impact on last year's main harvest, leaving many vulnerable families in need of assistance.
Meanwhile, purchasing power has decreased in many parts of Madagascar, especially in rural areas where farm incomes cannot keep pace with increasing prices for basic necessities. In addition, political instability is exacerbating the already precarious situation for many vulnerable households.
WFP Activities
WFP's food aid distributions target the most vulnerable, including the elderly, orphans and other vulnerable children, pregnant and nursing mothers, underweight children under the age of five, and people living with HIV/AIDS and their households. In total, WFP assisted around 1.3 million beneficiaries in 2009.
- School meals: WFP carries out a school feeding programme across the southern regions of Madagascar, which has the highest illiteracy rate in the country (55 percent) as well as being vulnerable to recurrent drought and food insecurity. School feeding helps to keep children in class in a region where boys are often withdrawn from school to tend cattle and girls to marry. This activity contributes to the 'Education for All' objectives elaborated in the Madagascar Action Plan 2007-2011. In collaboration with the government, WFP started a school meals programme in five vulnerable southern districts, expanding WFP assistance to a total of 170,000 children in 883 schools during the 2008/2009 school year. WFP is expecting to expand the programme further in 2010, reaching around 215,000 children in 1,200 schools. The programme also includes meals for the teachers and the cooks.
- Food for Work: Families that provide at least one volunteer for WFP community projects receive weekly food rations to take home. WFP involves people in the construction and restoration of basic rural infrastructure and development projects, and the rehabilitation of damaged agricultural land near their homes, helping the volunteers to learn new skills to improve their lives.
- Nutrition, TB and HIV/AIDS: WFP provides preventative supplementary feeding to malnourished children and pregnant/breastfeeding women at mother-and-child health clinics in food insecure areas. Supplementary feeding is also undertaken for orphans and vulnerable children, people living with HIV/AIDS and TB patients attending specialized care centres run by partners.
- Disaster response: WFP provides assistance to communities affected by natural disasters, including cyclones and droughts. WFP pre-positions food aid in strategic locations prior to the cyclone season so as to enable a rapid response should a disaster strike. This is an absolute prerequisite to provide assistance given the poor condition of the road network during the rainy season.


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Lolly writes: "…The idea of Project Spectrum is simply a celebration of the colors around us, and taking the time to notice them."
I am a stereotypical City Chick. Most days, the palette runs deep, down right to the Brown, Black and no other. My body's the baseline; the clothes the wrapper that SNAPS to large attention with just a touch of color.
Knitting is freedom like that. You can put on one small scarf and all of a sudden your eyes sing.
Or, you can brush away the shadows of your shoes with a stroke of Tone and You Dance!
It has been thrilling to see all over the knitWeb the way people are taking this to the streets. I knew I would probably not be able to be a Calendar Girl and commit to a Project-a-Month but I told Lolly I thought I could dabble in May (hmmm… GREEN!) and dance with a few others as well.
This is my Red.
And its red, burgundy, purple and blue! But when you see it from above, it's the Red that wants you.
The dark cool Blue recedes and moves away.
This is Twinkletoes yarn from eBay seller lotusblossom (Over the Rainbow Yarns). Sadly, I don't have the color info anymore…
hmmm… Margene has meme tagged Red Around the House!


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Merrimack man charged in hit-and-run
November 29. 2012 7:04PM
NASHUA - Nashua police arrested a Merrimack man wanted in a September hit-and-run that seriously injured an 85-year-old woman.
Kendrick Hoskins, 40, of 46 Thornton Road West, was arrested on a warrant charging him with conduct after an accident, a class B felony, and driving after license revocation or suspension, a misdemeanor.
Lt. Michael Moushegian said police obtained a warrant for Hoskins early on in the investigation but were unable to locate him until Wednesday afternoon when police had a chance encounter with him while conducting another unrelated criminal investigation.
Hoskins also is charged with possession of a narcotic drug with intent to distribute, second offense, and violating parole, charges unrelated to the accident investigation. He also was wanted on five electronic bench warrants for failing to appear in court on charges of driving after license suspension, violation of a protective order, license prohibitions, acts prohibited and stalking-related offenses, all misdemeanors.
The hit-and-run occurred about 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 2 on Tinker Road. Merrimack police had pursued a vehicle being driving by Hoskins erratically and at a high rate of speed that crossed into Nashua, according to Nashua police.
The Merrimack officer lost sight of the vehicle and a short time later, it was involved in a head-on collision with another car on Tinker Road in Nashua. A passenger in the car, an 85-year-old woman, suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries, police said.
Hoskins is accused of fleeing the scene and making no attempt to contact the operator of the other vehicle or the passenger.
What's next: Hoskins is being held without bail pending arraignment Thursday in 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division.


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Teaching Assistant (TA) training programs and second language (L2) methods courses need to cover a plethora of content areas and skills in order to effectively prepare TAs for university teaching. Typically, direct feedback from TAs about the
effectiveness of such training comes solely in the form of one-time, end-of-term evaluations completed at the end of the L2 methods course. However, this feedback is limited in that it does not include other aspects of the TA training process, the overall language program, or the course curriculum that TAs are asked to implement. In short, language program directors often do not receive the direct feedback from the trenches that they need to identify areas of TA training and the curriculum that could benefit from positive change and greater TA buy-in. This talk will present various strategies for increasing direct TA feedback and dialog during various stages of the TA training process, viewed as on-going over the course of a TA's graduate career. Basic information on leadership styles indicates that the most effective style is one that is participative and flexible in nature, according to the knowledge and skill sets of employees. This information points to maximizing TA feedback and input whenever feasible. Furthermore, it provides a useful framework for assessing one's own predominant leadership style(s) as language program director and, by default, as leader. Various examples will be presented to illustrate this self-reflective approach. Outcomes include increased self-awareness as a leader, increased awareness of the need for and usefulness of TA feedback in L2 programs, strategies for eliciting and implementing feedback, and ultimately, enhanced TA training programs, course curricula, and a more collaborative, positive work environment for TAs and directors.


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DOWNEY – The California Highway Patrol says a man who got out of a car and tried to cross Interstate 5 on foot was fatally struck by a pickup truck in Downey south of Los Angeles.
The CHP says the man was a passenger in a car that pulled over to the shoulder of the southbound lanes near the Rio Hondo River shortly after 4 a.m.
He got out of the car, ran across the southbound lanes and jumped the median. While crossing the northbound lanes he was struck by a Ford pickup and killed.
The incident is under investigation.
All lanes are reopened after being closed for a time. The shutdown caused a massive backup of trucks and cars headed north to Los Angeles and the San Joaquin Valley.


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Hang Up and Listen: The Tennis' Earl Campbell Edition
Slate's sports podcast on the NBA Finals, Rafael Nadal's French Open win over Roger Federer, and Buster Posey's season-ending injury.
Become a fan of Hang Up and Listen on Facebook. Leave us a note, answer Mike's trivia question, and see what other listeners have to say about the latest podcast.
Listen to "Hang Up and Listen" with Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca by clicking the arrow on the audio player below or by opening this player in another tab:
You can download the podcast, or you can subscribe to the weekly Hang Up and Listen podcast feed in iTunes. (If you'd prefer to subscribe to the podcast in a program other than iTunes, here's the direct link to the Hang Up and Listen RSS feed.)
In this week's episode of Slate's sports podcast Hang Up and Listen, Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca discuss the first three games of the NBA Finals between Dallas and Miami. Guest Jon Wertheim of Sports Illustrated also joins the show to talk about Rafael Nadal's French Open win over Roger Federer and other French Open happenings. In the final segment, they discuss Buster Posey's season-ending injury and the ethics of smashing into home plate.
Here are links to some of the articles and other items mentioned on the show:
The Heat beat the Mavericks 88-86 to take a 2-1 lead in the NBA Finals.
Mike's question to LeBron James and Dwyane Wade after Game 2.
Rafael Nadal beat Roger Federer to win the French Open.
Jon's recap of the tournament for Sports Illustrated.
Li Na is China's first grand slam winner.
Is Nadal the best tennis player ever?
Sports Illustrated's S.L. Price on Nadal's possible decline.
Price's S.I. feature on Novak Djokovic.
Video of the Marlins' Scott Cousins plowing into Giants catcher Buster Posey.
Giants general manager Brian Sabean said, "If I never hear from Cousins again or he never plays another game in the big leagues, I think we'll all be happy."
Is Sabean a hypocrite?
Cousins defended the play; Posey said he's "not out to vilify Scott."
Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench says the play was Posey's fault.
ESPN.com's Jayson Stark on whether the rules should be changed.
The Baseball Codes blog on Sabean, plate collisions, and retaliation.
The Yankees' Mark Teixeira smashed into Bobby Wilson last year, giving the Angels catcher a concussion.
Hang Up and Listen's weekly Fosses:
Mike's Fosse: The 1964 NBA Finals, and Red Auerbach getting pelted with paper hatchets.
Stefan's Fosse: The 418-match winning streak of wheelchair tennis player Esther Vergeer.
Josh's Fosse: Catching up with Usain Bolt.
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Isaac's study-abroad trip begins
Life has been proceeding at breakneck pace around here for a couple of weeks. Much of the activity has been related to Isaac's trip to Germany. He will be in Berlin for five weeks, through a Kentucky program for international study. While there, he'll earn six hours of college credit. The two classes he is taking are "History of Berlin" and "Hitler and Nazi Germany".
On Wednesday (May 26), Keely, Isaac, and I drove to Cincinnati. On Thursday (May 27), Isaac and his group flew out of the Cincinnati airport -- and Keely and I drove back home.
The photo above was taken as the group waited to go through security. The very tall, dark-headed fellow at the right side of the photo is Dr. Pizzo, the history professor. He's from Murray State University -- Isaac's school. The other professor, Dr. Henneberg, has dual German and American citizenship. At Morehead State University in Kentucky, she teaches German, but in Germany, she teaches American poetry (if I'm remembering correctly.)
Isaac left word on his Facebook that he has arrived safe and sound. He said that he had been up for 28 hours, but I think that surely he slept a little on the plane. I hope so, anyhow! According to the itinerary, the whole group is taking a tour of the city and eating dinner together on Saturday, and then on Sunday, they have their first classes.


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Police seize 54 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop
Police seize 54 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —
Police arrested two men after officers discovered about 54 pounds of marijuana and $1,100 in cash in their car in Washington County on Sunday, police said.
Investigators said Scott Fretland, 22, and Wayne Lovel, 34, both of Eureka, Calif., were stopped on U.S. Highway 412 for speeding.
Officers said they found the marijuana after a K-9 officer sniffed the vehicle and indicated that it contained drugs.
Both men were charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, possession of a controlled substance, and possession of drug paraphernalia.


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• Limited research: Although there has been extensive analysis of the accumulation of retirement assets in the United States, limited research has been done on how quickly Americans use their assets in retirement. Utilizing data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS), this Issue Brief examines those currently between ages 65 and 75 to determine their levels of wealth in retirement, how those levels have changed, and to see if this group is on track for a financially secure retirement.
• Measuring wealth variables: The HRS measures several key variables, the primary one being total wealth (defined as total assets minus total debt). Others include income, financial wealth, and individual retirement account (IRA) wealth.
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• But those who are losing money are losing it fast: The prognosis does not look good for those in the study group who have experienced a wealth decline, as they are showing a sharp drop: There was a roughly 50 percent median decline in total wealth from 1992–2004 among those who experienced a decline, and the median average annual decline in total wealth surpassed 5 percent for this group—putting them at significant risk of running out of money in retirement. Those seeing a decline in financial wealth are posting a median decrease at approximately twice the level that research suggests is advisable. Although the HRS dataset does not allow detailed analysis, this is probably due to excessive spending rather than investment loss.
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
Google Maps Adds an 8-bit NES Button
It is now April 1st in some parts of the world. That being so - we now have the best Google Maps April Fool ever - an NES button on Google Maps.
Go to Google Maps and use the Quest button and you can actually browse Google Maps as it would look on an 8-bit NES.
The map even has some great detail.
Check out Sydney Opera House, Alcatraz, Buckingham Palace, the Egyptian Pyramids, aliens at Area 51 or the Eiffel Tower.
I also found a Dragon at the centre of the world. This Reddit thread is doing a great job of listing all the great finds in the Google 8-bit map, including Dragon Warrior enemies dotted throughout the world.
There is even an 8-bit version of Street View!
Another Google Maps related April Fool comes from Google Australia. Who are today claiming to have started collecting Google Street Roo imagery.
They say that "more than a thousand Big Red kangaroos will be equipped with a 360-degree head camera ... (and) ... solar panels stitched into the back pocket of custom-made roo jackets."
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The world's oldest living rabbit spends most of her days lounging in the sun and nibbling on hay in Silver Run, Md., owner Jennifer Russell told the Carrol County Times.
Russell said she received confirmation of her bunny's distinction from Guinness World Records this month.
Russell figures Heather is between 15 and 16 years old. She was adopted in 1995 with papers saying she was 2 years old. Most rabbits live to be 6 to 8 years old, Guinness said.
Heather was "a diva" in her prime, Russell said, growling if the cat got too close. Heather is still sassy but spends her days resting on a comforter and her evenings in Russell's arms.
Heather's vet credits Russell's excellent caretaking and good genes and factors for the bunny's extraordinarily long lifespan.
According to Guinness, the oldest rabbit on record was a wild rabbit named Flopsy, who lived to be 18 years and 10 months in Tasmania, Australia, in the 1960s.


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The long lens of history is usually snapping away when Holland face Germany, waiting to add to the fading images of times past: Beckenbauer lifting the World Cup; Ronald Koeman wiping his backside with the shirt of Olaf Thon; the flim-phlegm over that spit into Rudi Völler's hair; multiple other provocations and teases, sometimes with darker hues too.
In 2004 the football writer Uli Hesse-Lichtenberger wrote: "As far as Germans are concerned, you can sum up the situation in two statements. First, Holland-Germany is one of the most heated rivalries in Europe. Secondly, the mentally unstable party in this explosive relationship is the Dutch. They not only started this rivalry, they have carried it to a point where it is obsessive, almost psychotic."
Times are changing. When Germany arrive at the Amsterdam Arena on Wednesday night they will be booed and hissed but then pantomime villainry will give way to more pressing concerns. Defeat when overwhelming favourites to beat Italy during the semi-finals of Euro 2012 was a painful enough rejoinder but getting a mannschafting from Zlatan Ibrahimovic and friends after leading 4-0 at home to Sweden was a violent attack on everything German football once stood for: mental toughness, obdurate defence, never giving a centimetre when a millimetre will suffice.
Der Spiegel described that performance last month as "60 minutes heaven, 30 minutes hell" but the inquest has burned a lot longer. Joachim Löw has guided his side to two semi-finals and a final in three tournaments but the questions are becoming more pointed now. Why are the basics of defending so loosely applied? Do the attacking three – possibly Lukas Poldolski, Thomas Müller and Mario Götze against the Dutch – track back enough? And what is the point of creating beautiful pictures if they can be ripped apart so easily?
Germany run the risk of being international football's answer to Arsenal: enthralling neutrals but winning nothing. It has now been 16 years since they won an international trophy. How long before Baddiel and Skinner start working on their German compound verbs?
There have been suggestions that Löw will try to recalibrate the balance between attack and defence against Holland. His side certainly have something to prove although, given injuries and illnesses, they may lack the toolbox to do it. Many of the marquee names – Bastian Schweinsteiger, Toni Kroos, Jérôme Boateng, Miroslav Klose, Mesut Ozil, Marcel Schmelzer and Mario Gómez, who scored both goals in Germany's 2-1 win over the Netherlands in Euro 2012 – are missing.
Still, that provides opportunities for others. Schalke's Roman Neustädter could make his debut – adding steel to central midfield – although a partnership with Sami Khedira may sacrifice too much flair for protecting the back four. Neustädter's club team-mates Lewis Holtby and Julian Draxler are also likely to feature. And with no recognised forward, the Borussia Dortmund midfielder Marco Reus – who has scored three goals in five games – is expected to lead the line.
"We want to finish the year on a good note, and win over our fans with a good performance," Löw says. He will need to. Certainly the new Dutch coach, Louis van Gaal, is not afraid to twist the screw, telling the German tabloids: "It's important for a coach to win titles. He's won little."
The Dutch have questions of their own to answer, however. It is now a decade this week since they last beat Germany, with goals from Patrick Kluivert, Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink and Ruud van Nistelrooy and they flopped at the Euros when third favourites. Watching them attempt to seek a more harmonious path under Van Gaal will be interesting, as will seeing them line up without the injured Wesley Sneijder and Robin van Persie on Wednesday night.
Still, they have plenty of players who can shatter wobbly defensive foundations. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, one of six in the Dutch squad who play in Germany, has 34 goals in 59 internationals and is chasing down Patrick Kluivert's all-time tally of 40 goals in 79 games. And Arjen Robben insists he has the bit between his teeth too. "It's still an important and very special game," he told Bild. "However, the hatred and aggression from before is no longer there. The relationship between Netherlands and Germany is pretty good these days. I think this has something to do with Louis van Gaal's time at Bayern Munich but players like Mark van Bommel, Rafael van der Vaart and myself have made a good impression in Germany, too."
That much is true. The heat has died down in recent years – although a pre-Christmas friendly between these teams is not yet the moment for stollen, glühwein and merry times. This matters. The photographers will be in position, hoping to capture images that will linger. As will Löw, hoping his team can eradicate the doubts.


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Over the past twenty years, global flows of foreign direct investment (FDI) have increased at an astounding annual growth rate of over 25 percent. Multinational corporations (MNCs) and their overseas investment activities are an immensely important and often contentious aspect of globalization. This seminar analyzes the developing global legal framework for regulating relations between foreign investors and the states hosting their investments. The course focuses on the international law relevant to the resolution of investment disputes much more so than on the law of "doing deals." This is a litigation course, not a transactional course. The course also slights the important subject of how international investment disputes are settled between private parties. That latter subject occupies the bulk of most standard courses in international commercial arbitration, which I teach in the fall semester, and will not be covered here.
Over the course of the semester we will examine the sources of international legal rules governing the treatment of FDI and including primarily Bilateral Investment Treaties, or BITs, and Chapter 11 of NAFTA. We will also spend considerable time studying the ways in which investment disputes are settled, paying particular attention to international arbitration before the World Bank's International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).
Final grades will be based entirely on a substantial writing project.
The seminar may be taken pass-fail. There are no prerequisites to the course, though familiarity with principles of public international law may be helpful.
There is no casebook assigned, as there are no high-quality casebooks in this field. Instead, you should purchase the coursepack from the law school's copy shop. The first half of the coursepack will be available for purchase at the beginning of the semester


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THORNTON — A man was injured on a local golf course Sunday when the snowmobile he was operating hit a sand trap.
According to Campton-Thornton Fire-Rescue Chief Dan Defosses, a man (whose name was not released Sunday) was riding a snowmobile along railroad tracks on the corridor 11 trail, when he pulled off the trail and onto a section of the Owl's Nest Golf Course.
Defosses said the man didn't realize he was passing over a sand trap. The vehicle hit the trap, the machine briefly became airborne and the man was thrown.
Defosses said the man suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries. First responders placed the man on a toboggan and carried him out to a waiting ambulance. He was taken to Speare Hospital for treatment.


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Bogotá: Ashkenazy conducts Brahms & Beethoven
Saturday 13 Sep 2014, 8pmTeatro Mayor, Bogotá
Vladimir Ashkenazy conductor
Esther Yoo violin
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Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5, Emperor
Brahms Symphony No. 1
Violinist Esther Yoo opens tonight's concert with Vaughan William's The Lark Ascending - a yearning, romantic utterance that brilliantly evokes the song of the lark and contains an eloquent cadenza that wistfully suggests the beauty of nature. Next to take centre stage will be Brazilian pianist Nelson Freire with Beethoven's Emperor Concerto, famous for its spellbinding slow movement and the imperial majesty of its three opening chords. Finally, Ashkenazy leads the Orchestra in a performance of Brahms's First Symphony, a work which Brahms made the world wait 43 years for because the composer felt so intimidated by Schumann's prediction that he was the man destined to 'take over the mantle of Beethoven'.
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