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WASHINGTON —Gov. Bobby Jindal and other Republican governors took aim at President Barack Obama on Monday for allegedly lacking leadership in solving across-the-board spending cuts scheduled to go into effect Friday that would hurt Louisiana and other states.
Jindal led a response to the president with fellow Republicans, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley. The governors had met with Obama at the White House as part of a National Governors Association conference about the $85 billion in potential cuts, called sequestration.
The White House on Sunday evening released state-by-state reports on how the cuts would hurt Louisiana through teacher losses, cuts in defense employees' pay, the potential closures of small airports in the state, reduced funding for meals to the elderly, vaccinations for children and more.
"It's time for the president to show leadership," Jindal said. "The reality is he's been engaged in almost nonstop campaigning trying to scare the American people, trying to scare — now — states and others."
Jindal, who chairs the Republican Governors Association, criticized the president and Congress for having one "manufactured crisis" after another. He said the cuts are less than 3 percent of the $3.5 trillion budget, and Obama and Congress must make them in a responsible way without increasing taxes.
White House officials have argued the cuts are more severe because they only apply to some parts of the federal budget and are made in an arbitrary fashion. The cuts for the rest of the year, if fully implemented, represent 13 percent of federal defense spending, 9 percent of nondefense spending and a roughly $10 billion hit to Medicare.
A Pew Center on the States analysis says Louisiana's federal grants represent roughly 6.6 percent of state revenues, which is the same as the national average for states.
The sequestration came about in 2011 as a compromise emanating from the White House as a result of House Republicans threatening to make the federal government default on its bills over the debt ceiling debate. The across-the-board cuts to defense spending and nondefense discretionary spending were created as a poison pill to force compromises that have not come.
Obama is asking for a "balanced" plan that includes significant budget cuts but also increases revenues by eliminating some tax loopholes and exemptions that mostly benefit the wealthy, such as the oft-repeated corporate jet exemption. Republicans are refusing to consider additional revenue increases.
Obama said Monday that Congress must act and that Republicans must stop seeing compromise as a dirty word.
Jindal has refused to adopt key parts of Obama's health care law, such as the Medicaid expansion to insure more people in Louisiana.
Jindal said he asked Obama whether the president would delay enacting the Medicaid expansion nationwide to help solve the sequester.
"He answered that no, he would not be willing to do that," Jindal said.
Jindal said he supports getting rid some of the tax "loopholes and ridiculous exemptions" but only if the revenues are used to lower tax rates.
Jindal blames the president for the sequestration and much of the problems in Washington. Then, Jindal said the "finger pointing" is pointless.
"The American people just want their leaders to get the job done," Jindal said. "Finger pointing is not the solution here. Nobody outside of this town really cares about whose fault it was. Let's just fix it and let's fix it without raising taxes on the American people."
South Carolina Gov. Haley spread the blame of "finger pointing" and "playing games" to both Republicans and Democrats in Washington, while arguing that states and the general public will pay the price.
"I challenge the president and the leadership in Congress to sit at a table and quit talking through the media about what needs to be done," Haley said. "They need to sit down. They don't need to go home until they solve this."
Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-New Orleans, was among those to seize on the state-by-state sequester reports and to call on congressional Republicans to stop being obstructionists.
"The drastic, across-the-board, automatic spending cuts that start this Friday are indifferent to party affiliation," Richmond said in a prepared statement. "Instead, they will indiscriminately target children in school, hungry seniors, college students struggling to pay for college, people looking for a job, women who are the victims of violence, and our public safety and health.
"For this reason alone, I have joined with my colleagues to call on the House Republican leadership to do what is right for our nation's economy, security and families and take action this week on a balanced plan to avert these damaging and mindless spending cuts," Richmond added.


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50 Women Recognized for Their Leadership in Marketing Technology
Austin, TX — (ReleaseWire) — 12/21/2017 –MarTechExec, a rapidly growing online community for marketing technology professionals, has recognized 50 Women You Need to Know in Martech – 2018. The women will be featured in a series of articles that speak to the changing martech workplace, career advice, the biggest challenges ahead and how to increase the presence of women in the industry.
"We didn't want this list to be comprised of the usual suspects," Lana K. Moore, CEO and Executive Editor for MarTechExec, explained. "Instead, we wanted to expand our search to identify women who rendered a true passion for marketing and marketing technology — and who exhibited a desire to develop a community of strong, intelligent marketing executives."
This inaugural distinction hopes to amplify the collective voice of brilliant, deserving women and reinforce support for women, in all workplaces, across all industries around the world.
Beginning in January, the Women in Martech Series will offer resources and programs intended to help anyone, woman or man, succeed in martech.
The series will feature advice, thoughts and opinions from our 50 Women You Need to Know in Martech, including:
Adele Sweetwood, Senior Vice President Global Marketing at SAS
Agata Celmerowski, Vice President Marketing at Klaviyo
Agatha Rymanowska, Senior Vice President, Enterprise Operations at Conversant
Alayne Wilinsky, Senior Product Manager at Zvelo
Aleksandra Injac, Managing Director, Programmatic Buying at Mindshare North America
Amy Fox, Head of Product at Blis
Andrea Lechner-Becker, Chief Strategy Officer at LeadMD, Six Bricks
Angela Wells, Senior Director at Oracle
Anita Brearton, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at CabinetM
Annie Eaton, Chief Executive Officer at Futurus, LLC
Asmita Singh, Vice President, Marketing and Demand Analytics at Travel Leaders Group
Brandi Starr, Chief Operating Officer and Managing Consulting at Tegrita Consulting Group
Brooke Willcox, Director of Digital Business Development at MNI Targeted Media
Cathy McPhillips, VP of Marketing at Content Marketing Institute
Daina Middelton, Chief Executive Officer (Chief Executive Officer) at Ansira
Dasha Moore, Chief Operating Officer at Solodev
Deborah Ermiger, Director, IT Employee Experience at DXC Technology
Emily Kolvitz, Consultant at Bynder
Holly Gage, Marketing Consultant at Rowland Gage
Inbal Lavi, Webpals Group Chief Executive Officer at Webpals
Inecke Snyder-Lourens, Director of Professional Services at Cognifide
Jennifer Kyriakakis, Founder and Vice President of Marketing at MATRIXX
Jennifer Renaud, Global Marketing Lead & Chief Marketing Officer for Oracle Marketing Cloud at Oracle
Jennifer Shambroom, Chief Marketing Officer at YouAppi
Jessica Bicknell, Senior Vice President Business Development at Semcasting
Julie Fleischer, Vice President, Product Marketing, Marketing Solutions at Neustar
Kate O'Loughlin, Chief Operating Officer, North America at SuperAwesome
Kellie Sakey, Vice President of Advertising at Unified
Kelly Jo Sands, Executive Vice President of Marketing Technology and Data Services at Ansira
Kerry Bianchi, President & Chief Executive Officer at Visto
Kim Howard, Marketing Manager at SuiteRetail
Lana K. Moore, Chief Executive Officer and Founder at MarTechExec
Larissa Murillo, Head of Marketing at MarketGoo
Laura Patterson, President at VisionEdge Marketing, Inc.
Leah Pope, Chief Marketing Officer at Datorama
Lisa Henderson, Chief Client Officer, Technology Practice, Epsilon at Epsilon
Lou Donnelly-Davey, Chief Marketing Officer at TracPlus
Maribeth Ross, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Monetate
Mary Ellen Dugan, Chief Marketing Officer at WP Engine
Meg Ryan, Vice President, Marketing Strategy at Atlanta Hawks & Philips Arena
Megan Lueders, Vice President of Marketing at Zenoss
Michel Feaster, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder at Usermind
Michele Eggers, Senior Director, Customer Intelligence Product Management at SAS
Michelle Brammer, Director of Marketing at eZanga
Michelle Kim, Vice President, Marketing at Amplitude
Molly Schweickert, Head of Digital at Cambridge Analytica
Nadjya Ghausi, Vice President of Marketing at Prezi
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Sheryl Schultz, Founder & President, COO at CabinetM
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Stefanie Grieser, Head of Partnerships, Events & Global Markets at Unbounce
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NXP and Baidu Partner on Apollo Open Autonomous Driving Platform
- NXP joins Baidu's Apollo, a leading open autonomous driving platform
- NXP to provide millimeter wave radar, V2X, security and smart connectivity
- Partners to leverage NXP BlueBox development platform for low-power, high performance and functional safety benefits
SHANGHAI, China, Dec. 21, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — NXP Semiconductors (NASDAQ:NXPI), the world's largest automotive semiconductor supplier and Baidu, Inc. (NASDAQ:BIDU), the leading Chinese language search provider today announced a cooperation in autonomous driving. Under the terms of the agreement, NXP will join Baidu's open autonomous driving platform, Apollo, and provide semiconductor products and solutions including millimeter wave radar, V2X, security, smart connectivity and in-vehicle experience technologies.
First announced in April 2017, Apollo is Baidu's open autonomous driving platform which provides a comprehensive, secure and reliable all-in-one solution supporting all major features and functions of an autonomous vehicle. Baidu refers to Apollo as the Android of the autonomous driving industry, but more open and more powerful, allowing partners to go from zero to one and quickly assemble their own autonomous vehicles and start their product R&D. Apollo has now attracted over 70 global partners.
Details of the collaboration include:
- NXP will provide semiconductor products and solutions for autonomous driving, millimeter wave radar, V2X, security, smart connectivity and in-vehicle experiences
- Companies will leverage the NXP BlueBox development platform's low energy consumption, high-performance and functional safety benefits
- NXP and Baidu will collaborate on sensor integration and high-performance processors for deep learning networks
- Baidu's conversational in-car system, DuerOS for Apollo, will incorporate NXP infotainment solutions for faster time to market and enhanced performance
"The automobile industry in China continues to advance at an amazing pace," noted Kurt Sievers, executive vice president and general manager of NXP's automotive business. "NXP is proud to collaborate with Baidu on the success of Apollo platform. We believe that NXP and Baidu have incalculable synergies to bring to the new automotive revolution."
Li Zhenyu, general manager of Baidu's Intelligent Driving Group, said, "The collaboration with NXP is a significant step toward the application of Baidu's autonomous driving and connected car technologies. NXP's entry into the Apollo platform will inject momentum into our intelligent and autonomous vehicle ecosystem, creating benefits for the intelligent vehicle industry in China and the world."
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WhereverTV Latino Launches on Google Chromecast
FORT MYERS, Fla., Dec. 20, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — WhereverTV Broadcasting Corp. (OTCQB:TVTV), which delivers Over the Top (OTT) subscription television services to a variety of devices including smartphones, TabletPCs, streaming media players, computers and connected TVs and announced today that WhereverTV Latino, a wholly-owned division of WhereverTV and Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) announced their alliance through Google's Chromecast Division. WhereverTV Latino launches their OTT platform with Google being our first live-linear streaming partner in Latin America.
Google Chromecast Latin America and WhereverTV Latinos' new marketing alliance starts on December 21, 2017 with distribution in Mexico and will be offered nationwide through 200 retail stores that include Best Buy, Coppel, Liverpool, Radio Shack & Sears.
"WhereverTV Latino is the future in today's Latin American television markets. We can offer outstanding entertainment options and provide a variety of content and ground-breaking reality-based programming for WhereverTV Latino subscribers," says Edward D. Ciofani, CEO WhereverTV. Ciofani continues, "I'm incredibly excited to be launching our OTT platform throughout Latin America with Google Chromecast and this marketing alliance. WhereverTV Latino is proud to have this relationship with an organization that is so unique and forward-thinking."
Jack Feldman, Director of Latin American Affairs, WhereverTV Latino said, "I am very excited with this alliance between Google Chromecast and WhereverTV Latino. Our goal is to give Google users an enriched viewing experience with the best content available in Latin America as well as the unique opportunity of choosing only the content they want to see."
Rodrigo Castuera, Director of Strategic Alliances, Google Chromecast division for Latin America, said, "The Alliance between Chromecast and WhereverTV Latino will allow the users to enjoy and experience a variety of content on their TV with their Chromecast devices."
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Jackson County and the city of Medford have upped the ante in the debate over a proposed casino by asking for more time from federal officials to analyze concerns over local impacts.
Letters written by both the county and the city raise potential issues over the Coquille Indian Tribe's proposal to build a casino in Medford. Concerns range from traffic and infrastructure impacts to possible increased demand for gambling addiction recovery programs.
"This is not just a Medford issue," Councilor Dick Gordon said.
The tribe has purchased the former Roxy Ann Lanes bowling alley and former Kim's Restaurant next-door and has agreed to lease the nearby Bear Creek Golf Course.
The city earlier had asked for a 30-day extension to respond to the Coquille tribe's proposal, but voted Thursday night to ask for a 60-day extension.
"We decided to err on the side of caution and ask for an additional 30 days," Councilor Bob Strosser said. "To be fair, let's know what the issues are and discuss them."
The tribe has asked the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs to place the 2.42-acre property in a government trust. That would start a process that could lead to reservation status for the site.
In addition, the Coquilles have asked the federal Office of Indian Gaming Management for an exception to a prohibition on gaming on lands acquired after October 1988.
The Coquille tribe runs The Mill Casino in North Bend.
Medford is concerned with impacts to its water system, storm drains, sewers, traffic, parks, fire, police and emergency services. The city wants a better idea of a casino's effect on local revenues from property taxes and lodging taxes.
Jackson County wants to analyze potential impacts on the Sheriff's Department, the District Attorney's Office and the jail as well as on regional transportation and regional air quality. The county would like a better grasp of the impacts on social and mental health services, particularly related to gambling addiction.
"All we can do is put our two cents in as far as the impacts to the county," Commissioner Don Skundrick said. "Quite honestly, we are riding Medford's coattails."
Gov. John Kitzhaber's recent request for an extension was approved by the Bureau of Indian Affairs so that state agencies can analyze the impacts of a casino in Medford.
City Attorney John Huttl sent the gaming office a letter on March 5 asking for an extension to review the process of converting private land into a federal trust, which takes it off the tax rolls.
The city hasn't received any information on the Coquille tribe's request to the gaming office, so it is not in a position to comment on the application, Huttl wrote.
"The city will be aggrieved by any process that will impact the city without the city having a meaningful opportunity to appear or comment," he stated.
Huttl stated the city wants to see an analysis from the Coquille tribe on its request for an exception to the gaming prohibition, though he added he suspects the tribe will claim that any lands in trust in Jackson County become reservation land.
Ray Doering, spokesman for the Coquilles, said the kind of questions being asked by various governments is all part of the process.
Over time, he said, the tribe will be able to provide answers to these questions.
Doering said the tribe so far has agreed to the requests for extensions.
"We want to make sure everyone is involved," he said.
However, Doering said he doesn't think the Coquilles would agree to extensions of excessive periods.
"It depends on how long this keeps going," he said.
The Coquilles have offered to meet with the city and other government groups to talk about their plans, Doering said.
"We'd rather just sit down and talk about it," he said.
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Disasters of 2008 will carry over into 2009
The coming of a new year is supposed to be a time of renewal, a season of hope.
But as we enter 2009 it has become a season of "I hope," as in:
"I hope I can make the mortgage payments."
"I hope I'll have a job," or, "I hope I'll find a job to replace the one I lost."
"I hope I can keep my business afloat."
"I hope I'll be able to buy the kids the things they need for school."
I can't remember the last time we entered a new year on such a pessimistic note.
Few things will cause more stress to families and individuals than financial problems, and the economy right now is creating a lot of those.
For most of us, there is a feeling of helplessness, that so much of what has happened in the last year, and so much of what is going to happen in the coming year, has been or will be completely out of our control.
Last year's spike in gas prices ate heavily into the budgets of the average household, and unlike people who live in major cities, shifting to public transportation just wasn't an option here. There just wasn't a lot of cutting back you could do on your driving, especially if you commuted to Boise to work.
Meanwhile, we watched as the big oil companies reported record multi-billion-dollar profits. Did any of those companies try to help out America by lowering their prices and profit margins? No. Greed ruled.
We watched the assessed valuation of our homes go up, and therefore our taxes, because the housing market had gotten completely out of control in terms of prices, a product of banks rushing to lend as much as they could without applying any sort of oversight with regard to whether or not people could actually afford the loans they were issuing. Greed ruled. Behind the scenes, they played monopoly money games with mortgaged-backed securities, a problem that wasn't addressed by any of the bailouts (but which remains the monster in the closet). When people began defaulting on those overpriced homes, the house of cards collapsed.
Taxpayers were then asked to pick up the bill for horrible greed-driven decision-making. And asked again and again and again until millions became billions which became trillions of dollars worth of debt our grandchildren will be paying on.
And what happened to the people who created the mess? They walked away essentially scott free, continuing their own lavish lifestyles of multi-million-dollar bonuses and half-a-million-dollar vacation/business meetings. The disconnect between the very rich in this country and the average citizen has grown so great that the rich didn't even understand why any taxpayer would object.
The bigger you were, the more you got bailed out.
Meanwhile, the little guy got nothing but the bill. We all got trickled on.
And after pouring all that taxpayer money into Wall Street financial institutions and banks, did it ease the credit crunch? No. They've been sitting on the money, afraid to lend it. It is obvious that in making decisions about what is good for America and what is good for themselves, the rich choose themselves.
Despite all the money being thrown around to everybody who is already rich, but nobody on Main Street who really needs it, the economy is not expected to turn around for at least another year.
Which means the average Joe on the street is going to continue to worry about being able to pay his bills. He'll continue to worry about his job security. He sees nothing but stress ahead for 2009.
I think everyone is hoping the new administration will pull a rabbit out of the hat and fix things right away. But the problems are so deep, so complicated, and so difficult to fix, you have to wonder why either Obama or McCain wanted the job in the first place.
So we enter 2009 with little hope but a lot of prayer. The average American will be asked to tighten their belts once again, but those belts have very few notches left in them.
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KDE Software Compilation 4.4.1 Out Now
KDE has released an update to the 4.4 series of our Software Compilation. Among other improvements, this update includes a fix for KMail hanging when sending emails that just missed the deadline for 4.4.0 and a number of fixes in many gearheads' favorite terminal emulator, Konsole.
As usual, this maintenance release also brings updated translations, but no new features. KDE recommends this update to everyone running 4.4.0 or earlier. Updated packages for many distros are becoming available as we speak.
*sigh*, we Kate devels messed up in the Promo area once again it seems: The changelog doesn't list a single one of our bugfixes...
During the sprint two weeks ago tons of bugs got fixed and the Katepart should be _much_ more stable and mature now!
By Milian Wolff at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 12:11am
"The changelog doesn't list a single one of our bugfixes..."
Don't see any reason why you can't just ask to add them, don't think the release team impose a freeze on the changelog.
And it seems like the links to all SVN changes don't work, so it's not possible to browse yoyr changes that way either.
By Morty at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 1:10am
The release team doesn't need
The release team doesn't need to be involved, actually - any developer can (and should!) add their fixes to the changelog. And yes, it's still possible to add fixes after the release :). I've fired off a mail to Milian pointing him at the file.
By Eike Hein at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 5:56am
Which file? I have some to
Which file? I have some to add myself :-)
By odysseus at Fri, 2010/03/05 - 3:14pm
I would be happy if it would
By Alex Michael at Mon, 2010/07/05 - 1:47pm
Making a great desktop
even better. I can feel the changes. It feels smoother and even faster. Nice job guys.
By Bobby at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 1:10am
can do for components
can be enabled for specific components (kmail, korganizer...). for kmail:
settings > configure kmail > appearence > system tray
[x] enable system tray icon
By ashish v at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 6:23am
you can dock any application
you can dock any application in system tray by configuring that option in kmenuedit.
By whatever noticed at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 8:46am
Thanks for the great tip. I
Thanks for the great tip. I really wasn't aware of that. The only little problem that I am having with the Kontact icon now is that it disappears from the system tray when I close the window. I would be happy if it would dock like the KMail icon.
By Bobby at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 11:58am
a workaround is closing
a workaround is closing kontact by clicking the icon in system tray, in stead of clicking the close button on the title bar.
By whatever noticed at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 8:51pm
KMail fast again!
I just tested it, and my KMail has usable speed again!
Many thanks!
By Arne Babenhauserheide at Wed, 2010/03/03 - 8:27pm


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No More Matchy-Matchy Bathroom Decor: Unexpected Looks
As part of my January Cure this month, I'm hoping to pull my place together with a few finishing touches, starting with the bathroom. While searching for inspiration I found myself drawn to these images.
Each incorporates warm touches usually found in other parts of the home, instead of the usual matchy-matchy bathroom accessories. They are much more suited to my home's aesthetic as a whole and a great way to create an extra inviting space.
- The simple and rustic bathroom of Sophie Demenge and Michael Ryan, creators of Oeuf. As seen on The Socialite Family.
- From Lonny, the deep blue bathroom of Lucky's Marlien Rentmeester, as designed by Hillary Thomas.
- The plant-filled bathroom of Michigan home of Lauren Naimola & Chad Pratt, from Apartment Therapy.
- Also from Lauren and Chad's home, a gallery wall in the bathroom.
Miranda Brooks and Bastien Halard's Brooklyn Home from Vogue, with rug, armchair and side table.


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Pimco Founder Bill Gross called out the Federal Reserve on its vigilance in three major areas, during a CNBC interview on Friday.
"I don't think the Fed is vigilant in terms of the negative aspects of zero-bound rates," Gross said in an appearance on "Squawk Box" with St. Louis Fed President James Bullard. "I don't think they're vigilant in terms of other central banks and their quantitative easing policies," he added. "I don't they're vigilant in terms of asset prices."
Bullard fought back, responding, "I think we are [vigilant]. We take all those aspects into account."
The Fed has better systems in place to track financial markets, Bullard said, adding, "We certainly talk to the other central banks. We are well aware of what they're doing."
This concept of "vigilance" was sparked by a Tweet that Gross sent on Wednesday morning.
"Bond Vigilantes are no more. Central bankers are the masters of the universe but the question is: Are they vigilant?"
The minutes from the Fed's January meeting were released Wednesday afternoon — sparking concern in the markets about the future of the central bank's bond-buying program.
(Read More: Fed's Bullard: Fed Policy to Stay 'Easy' for 'Long Time')
According to the Fed release, "many participants" expressed concerns about "potential costs and risks arising from further asset purchases."
Echoing that concern in Friday's interview, Gross said, "One of the problems that the Fed has had over the past 10 years is that they have not focused on asset prices."
The Pimco co-CIO argued the Fed's focus on unemployment and inflation — which he acknowledged has been vigilant — was "almost to the asset price-exclusion," causing it to miss the 2008 housing bubble and "the destruction that asset prices can wreak upon an economy, in addition to higher inflation."
Taking issue with those characterizations, Bullard said, "[The] systems in place on tracking what's going on, making sure that we're at least aware of different aspects of financial markets … those systems are a lot better than they were five years ago. And we are trying to have better market intelligence."
But the question about what to do about it, he said, "Is still a very live issue for us and for all central banks."
—By CNBC's Matthew J. Belvedere; Follow him on Twitter @Matt_SquawkCNBC


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Transitioning My 2 Year Old
My son will be two in a couple of weeks. He is intensely attached to his bottle. I have tried for a year now to get him to let go and nothing has worked. I let him pick out his own sippy cups at the store, at one I gave him a pacifier at bedtime instead of a bottle (did not have any interst), I have even tried letting him cry it out (which never works). My issues are that my husband is in the army and deploys reguarly, my daughter is away from home during the summers, and we just had our 3rd child. I do not want to cause him too much stress over the bottle when he has a lot going on he doesn`t quite understand. He also is not speaking, which I am not sure is a bottle issue or just stubborn.He is in speech therapy. His doctor wants him off the bottle by two. I am at my wits end because I want him to be healthy but I do not want an emotionally unstable child who can`t easily communicate his wants, fears, or needs. Please help.
Weaning from bottle or pacifier is recommended by 12-18 months and should begin around 6-9 months when the sippy cup is introduced. Indications that your child is ready to wean include:
• Can sit up by themselves
• Can eat from a spoon
• Show more interest in solid foods
• Have an established routine for mealtimes
The situation you are now in involves a habit and as we all know, breaking a habit is stressful. But then, learning to deal with stress in appropriate ways is a life long part of human development. Children are tougher than we sometimes think. It may be time to "bite the bullet", choose a nipple stop date, prepare your child that it is coming, decrease nipple availability up to that date, offer external coping options (stuffed animal, cut down blanket piece, etc.) and allow the nipple to disappear. There is no known "easy solution" to this issue at this child's age.
Please see the link below for more suggestions.
Sarah Sauntry, RN, MS, CPNP-PC
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HPV Testing in HIV-Positive Women May Help Reduce Frequent Cervical Cancer Screening
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Ligibel JA, Strickler HD. Obesity and its impact on breast cancer: tumor incidence, recurrence, survival and possible interventions. ASCO publication (in press)
Kuniholm MH, Anastos K, Kovacs A, Gao X, Marti D, Sette A, Greenblatt RM, Peters M, Cohen MH, Minkoff H, Gange SJ, Thio CL, Young MA, Xue X, Carrington M, Strickler HD. Relation of HLA Class I and II Supertypes with Spontaneous Clearance of Hepatitis C Virus. Genes Immun. (In Press)
Abraham AG, Strickler HD, Jing Y, Gange SJ, Sterling TR, Silverberg M, Saag M, Rourke S, Rachlis A, Napravnik S, Moore RD, Klein M, Kitahata M, Kirk G, Hogg R, Hessol NA, Goedert JJ, Gill MJ, Gebo K, Eron JJ, Engels EA, Dubrow R, Crane HM, Brooks JT, Bosch R, D'Souza G; for the North American AIDS Cohort Collaboration on Research and Design (NA-ACCORD) of IeDEA. Invasive cervical cancer risk among HIV-infected women: A North American multi-cohort collaboration prospective study. J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr. (In Press)
Keller, M.J., Burk, R.D., Xie, X., Anastos, K., Massad, L.S., Minkoff, H., Xue, X., D'Souza, G., Watts, D.H., Levine, A.M., Castle, P.E., Colie, C., Palefsky, J.M., Strickler, H.D. Risk of Cervical Pre-Cancer and Cancer Among HIV-Infected Women With Normal Cervical Cytology and No Evidence of Oncogenic HPV Infection. JAMA. 308: 362-9, 2012.
Rajpathak SN, He M, Sun Q, Kaplan RC, Muzumdar R, Rohan TE, Gunter MJ, Pollak M, Kim, M, Pessin JE, Beasley J, Wylie-Rosett J, Hu FB, Strickler HD. The Insulin-Like Growth Factor Axis and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes in Women. Diabetes. 61: 2248-54, 2012.
Kuniholm MH, Gao X, Xue X, Kovacs A, Marti D, Thio CL, Peters MG, Greenblatt RM, Goedert JJ, Cohen MH, Minkoff H, Gange SJ, Anastos K, Fazzari M, Young MA, Strickler HD*, Carrington*(*Both senior authors contributed equally to this study). Human leukocyte antigen (HLA) genotype and risk of HIV disease progression before and after initiation of antiretroviral therapy. J Virol. 85: 10826-33, 2011.
Massad LS, Xie X, Darragh T, Minkoff H, Levine AM, Watts H, Wright RL, D'Souza G, Strickler HD. Genital warts and vulvar Intraepithelial neoplasia: natural history and effects of treatment and HIV infection. Obstet Gyn. 118: 831-849, 2011.
The Endogenous Hormones and Breast Cancer Collaborative Group* [Strickler HD]. Insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF1), IGF binding protein 3 (IGFBP3), and breast cancer risk: pooled individual data analysis of 17 prospective studies. Lancet Oncology. 11: 530-42, 2010.
Minkoff H, Zhong Y, Burk RD, Palefsky JM, Xue X, Watts DH, Levine AM, Wright RL, Colie C, D'Souza G, Massad LS, Strickler HD. Influence of adherent and effective antiretroviral therapy use on human papillomavirus infection and squamous intraepithelial lesions in HIV-positive women. J Infect Dis. 201: 681-690, 2010.
Gunter MJ, Hoover DR, Yu H, Wassertheil-Smoller S, Rohan TE, Manson JE, Li J, Ho GYF, Xue X, Anderson GL, Kaplan RC, Harris TG, Howard BV, Wylie-Rosett J, Burk RD, Strickler HD. Insulin, Insulin-like Growth Factor-I, and Risk of Breast Cancer in Postmenopausal Women. J Natl Cancer Inst. 101: 48-60, 2009.
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Reuters and Medscape report on a study led by Dr. Marc Gunter in conjunction with senior author Dr. Howard Strickler, which found that high insulin levels are an independent risk factor for breast cancer, particularly among postmenopausal women who did not use hormone therapy.


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Moe R.
A man entered the bus with both of his front pockets full of golf balls and sat down next to a beautiful (you guessed it) blonde. The puzzled blonde kept looking at him and his bulging pockets. Finally, after many such glances from her, he said 'It's golf balls.' Nevertheless, the blonde continued to look at him for a very long time, deeply thinking about what he had said. After several minutes, not being able to contain her curiosity any longer, she asked; 'Does it hurt as much as tennis elbow?'
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I finished Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian". All told, I can't say I was overly impressed. He's obviously an incredibly gifted writer, but dystopia and gore have their limits. I'd be interested in hearing recommendations on another McCarthy book, perhaps something in a more modern setting (and neither of the novels adapted to film).
I'm about 25 pages into Maugham's "The Razor's Edge". I read a profile of Maugham a while back and found myself immediately intrigued. When I get the time, I'm really excited to read "Of Human Bondage".


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I was sitting on the top deck of a river cruise vessel, watching the storybook scenery unfold around me. Chatting with me was a travel agent who had recently tripled her river cruise business.
"River cruise lines have done an incredible job with the hardware," she said, sipping a latte. "If they do a few more things, I'll sink the boats with all the clients I put on them. You can't beat the commissions."
What further additions is she looking for? Prestigious partnerships, great culinary offerings and shoreside experiences that her clients can't arrange for themselves — and it turns out that she's not the only one with a wish list for this expanding market.
Not only have the river cruise lines been adding ships, but the lines have become better at differentiating themselves from each other. Meanwhile, the customer demand for river cruising is growing faster than ever, with many travelers having previous experience with land tours and seagoing cruises. Enthusiastic customer satisfaction and high commissions have gotten agents' attention, and they are working with potential clients to book well in advance to get the cruises they want.
Agents report that their clients, who are typically experienced luxury travelers, would like to find menu items created by well-known chefs in the region. Similarly, they would like to see top regional entertainment onboard or on shore, as well as the opportunity to select overnights in ports to enjoy the nightlife. Many stressed the importance of the all-inclusive experience as a key factor for river cruising, and others want more comfortable docking arrangements.
To underline the importance of river cruising in her business, Beth Levich, owner of Cruise Holidays of Portland, Ore., started a spin-off company last year, All About River Cruises. A July event at a local country club, partnering with four river cruise lines to tell prospective clients about river cruising, attracted 130 people who were completely new to her business.
Levich particularly likes shoreside experiences that involve meeting locals.
"I love excursions that include having a meal at someone's home," she said. "And I'd like to see something where you go to a festival with the locals, so you don't feel like an outsider."
She would also like to offer her clients the option to select tours where they have cars, maps and instructions and can explore at their own pace, meeting for dinner at the end.
"As people who travel become really well traveled, you have to offer something very special, or you won't get repeat business to an area," she added.Tom Baker, co-owner of the Houston-based CruiseCenter, selected by Conde Nast Traveler as a leading cruise specialist, has also found his company's river cruise business growing fast.
"I would like to see guest chefs or more signature items from top chefs," he said. "Perhaps hiring a Jacques Pepin type, as Oceania did, to oversee the culinary experience."
Baker added that the food in the main dining rooms of some river cruise lines needs to be on par with the alternative restaurants onboard.
"They can all do better with the culinary offerings," he said.
He also suggested enhancing guest experiences with more pre-booked tours for couples or small groups in advance of travel. These private arrangements would attract more upscale clients who are not interested in the larger bus tours, no matter how good they may be.
"The one who invents this will be the winner in the end," he said. "Since none of the brochures indicate that this can be arranged and most agents do not have as many contacts for guides in Central Europe as they do in the Mediterranean or Baltic regions, this is a huge missing link."
For Vivienne Kouba, vice president of the Leisure Travel Division of Peak Travel Group based in San Jose, Calif., access to cultural experiences and the ability to do something special and in-depth are key. She sees the luxury client as the right fit for river cruising and believes that agents could sell much larger suites on ships with fewer passengers if the river cruise lines would build them.
"If clients are coming from the penthouse on Regent or Crystal, there's a disparity in the guestrooms in European river cruising," she added.
Kouba would like the lines to offer culinary tours similar to those on seagoing ships, where a local chef takes the passengers to a market or a restaurant to sample regional cuisine.
Chris Morse, president of The Travel Center USA in Glendale, Calif., characterizes the appeal of river cruising as the opposite of seagoing cruises: a relaxed atmosphere, a limited number of passengers and great ports along the greatest rivers in the world. He believes that in order to maintain relationships between clients, agents and river cruise companies, river cruising should offer more overnight stays and a chance to sample top-rated restaurants in particular cities as part of the cruise program. Morse added that, since 79 percent of river cruisers drink wine, they should be able to enjoy special selections from each city that they visit, not just the standard brands brought on at the beginning of the cruise. He also feels that some of the docking locations are less than adequate.
Similarly, Boise, Idaho-based Tonia Long, CTA, cruise and tour specialist for AAA Idaho, urges cruise lines to manage the number of vessels calling in a port at the same time, in order to minimize the crowds and prevent stacking the ships at the dock. She and several other agents observed that clients who have paid for a high-category room or suite complain that they may end up peering into the windows of another vessel in port, and have to climb over other ships to get off and on their ship.
Susan Fetterly, senior travel consultant for Peak Travel in San Jose, Calif., emphasizes the superiority of ships with fewer passengers, as well as those that are truly all-inclusive.
"This is very important to the luxury customer," she added.
She also wants to see more ships visit smaller, more unusual ports where others are not going.
Like many agents, Joan Cook, owner of Travel Discoveries in Watseka, Ill., would like to see overnights beyond the pre- and post-cruise offerings.
"It would be nice to have a few late-night stays when the boat is docked in a larger city," she said. "Or, if there is sightseeing in an area farther away from the river, an excursion could be included if the docking time was extended."
Susan Reder, managing partner of Frosch Classic Cruise & Travel in Woodland Hills, Calif., wants to see the cruise lines offer more for a high-end younger demographic — people in their 50s and 60s.
"I would like to see really active excursions," she said. "Serious hiking would be good, as well as guided bicycle tours."
Although agents have targeted the luxury and premium client for river cruises, most of them do not see the demographics staying with the 60s and 70s age group, but broadening at least to clients in their 40s and 50s. The opportunities for cross-selling are huge, they say, adding that tour clients appreciate the land programs without having to pack and unpack or having to sit for long periods of time. Seagoing clients make the transition easily if they understand the differences, and first-timers feel secure about sea sickness and being close to the land as they travel.
"Our river cruise business has soared," Baker of CruiseCenter said. "Thank goodness we have embraced it."


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ATLANTA -- Supporters of a man accused of stabbing five people on New Year's Eve are meeting Sunday night to discuss the future of his case as they try to get him released on bond.
Nineteen-year-old Luke O'Donovan is charged with five counts of aggravated assault and was stabbed himself during the incident, which happened at a party on Gibson Street.
According to the incident report, "witnesses observed a group of five to six males fighting in the back yard...over a discussion regarding sexuality."
Police say the fight escalated when O'Donovan pulled out a knife.
The report states, "Witnesses stated that the victims were attempting to stop Mr. O'Donovan when they were also stabbed."
Emergency personnel treated several victims at the scene. Police later found three victims and O'Donovan at Atlanta Medical Center.
Police later recovered the bloody knife believed to be used in the altercation at a nearby intersection.


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posted by Thom Holwerda on Fri 12th Oct 2007 14:16 UTC, submitted by walterbyrd
Groklaw reports that a company called IP Innovation, LLC, has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Novell and Red Hat. Groklaw goes into black helicopter mode, trying to find a tie between this IP Innovation thing and Microsoft - and it finds it too. A few ex-Microsoft employees now work at IP Innovation. Do with it as you please.


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Follow these instructions if you want Office 365 operated by 21Vianet to manage your Office 365 DNS records for you. (If you prefer, you can manage all your DNS records at Now.cn.)
Here's what you need to do:
Add a TXT record to verify that you own the domain
Before you use your domain with Office 365, we have to make sure that you own it. Your ability to log in to your account at your domain registrar and create the DNS record proves to Office 365 that you own the domain.
Note: This record is used only to verify that you own your domain; it doesn't affect anything else. You can delete it later, if you like.
In your browser, go to http://www.now.cn/user/login.php?1&page=%2Fdomain-admin%2Fdomain_list.php and sign in.
In the 功能管理 (management) column for the domain that you want to update, click VDNS 解析 (VDNS management).
The DNS records page for your domain opens.
In the Type drop-down list, select TXT.
Make sure that the fields are set to precisely the following values for the empty record:
Prior: Use the default value.
*.*.*.*: Paste Destination or Points to Address value that you just copied.
Click Add Subdomain.
Click Restart VDNS for the changes to take effect across the Internet.
Now that you've added the record at your domain registrar's site, you'll go back to Office 365 and request Office 365 to look for the record.
When Office 365 finds the correct TXT record, your domain is verified.
Choose Setup > Domains.
On the Manage domains page, in the Action column for the domain you are verifying, choose Start setup.
On the Add this TXT record to show you own domain_name page, choose Okay, I've added the record and then, in the confirmation dialog box, choose Finish.
Change your domain's name servers
To complete setting up your domain with Office 365, you change your domain's NS records at your domain registrar to point to the Office 365 operated by 21Vianet primary and secondary name servers. This sets up Office 365 to update the domain's DNS records for you. We'll add all records so that email, Lync, and your public website work with your domain, and you'll be all set.
Caution: When you change your domain's NS records to point to the Office 365 name servers, all the services that are currently associated with your domain are affected. For example, all email sent to your domain (like rob@your_domain.com) will start coming to Office 365 after you make this change.
In your browser, go to your domains list at Now.cn (http://www.now.cn/user/login.php?1&page=%2Fdomain-admin%2Fdomain_list.php) and sign in.
In the 功能管理 (management) column for the domain that you want to update, click 管理 (manage).
Click 修改域名服务器 (change name servers).
In the 域名服务器 1 (primary name server) row, type or paste ns1.dns.partner.microsoftonline.cn.
In the 域名服务器 2 (secondary name server) row, type or paste ns2.dns.partner.microsoftonline.cn.
Click 修改 (change).
Note: Your nameserver record updates may take up to several hours to update across the Internet's DNS system. Then your Office 365 email and other services will be all set to work with your domain.


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19 March 2011
"Just what the fuck did you think you were doing? I ain't puttin' up with that kind of assholery on my watch. If you can't get your shit in one sock and do your job the right way, I'll have your nutsack flying from the front-office flagpole tomorrow. I'll cook you like a goddamn Christmas goose. And if you think I'm lying, you dipshit, just go back out there and fuck up again. I'll have your ass on a stick over the hottest fire YOU ever felt."
Mr. Rogers, I wasn't.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Former Massachusetts senator Scott Brown is suiting up his campaign armor again — faded blue jeans, cowboy boots and a storied pickup truck —this time in New Hampshire as he tries to make modern history and help the GOP reclaim the Senate.
But a week after Brown joined New Hampshire's Senate race, it's unclear if the every-man appeal that fueled his rise in Massachusetts is enough to revive his political career north of the state line. There are early signs that the state's famously feisty voters may be reluctant to embrace the recent Republican transplant.
"New Hampshire people want New Hampshire people," said Kim Pratt, a 52-year-old self-described independent voter, sitting at the Red Arrow Diner's breakfast counter as Brown shook hands nearby during a weekend visit. "He's not really a New Hampshire person. He's a politician from Massachusetts."
Outside after a breakfast of corned beef hash and eggs, Brown acknowledged the challenge.
"Do I have the best credentials? Probably not. 'Cause, you know, whatever. But I have long and strong ties to this state," he told The Associated Press. "People know." Brown spent the first year and a half of his life living in New Hampshire before his family moved to Massachusetts.
Brown's residency already plays prominently in his quest to defeat Democratic incumbent Sen. Jeanne Shaheen this fall. The stakes are high in New Hampshire and Washington, D.C., where Republicans are competing to gain six seats they need to win the Senate majority and transform the last two years of President Barack Obama's presidency.
Shaheen had been expected to cruise to reelection until Brown stepped into the race this month, giving the GOP a high-profile challenger with national fundraising appeal and a moderate political philosophy expected to play well among local voters.
Brown became a New Hampshire registered voter 13 weeks ago, according to the Rye, N.H., town clerk.
He and his wife moved to their 1,700-square foot seacoast New Hampshire vacation home in late December. The recent move was common knowledge inside the diners he visited over the weekend as part of a "Main Streets and Living Rooms" listening tour he launched about a week ago.
Inside the Red Arrow, Brown claimed a stool at the counter next to Pratt. As he waited for his breakfast, Pratt vowed not to vote for Shaheen. But she also pointedly questioned Brown's devotion to New Hampshire. Behind him, 71-year-old Manchester resident Connie Antoniou whispered, "I wish the Massachusetts people would stay in Massachusetts."
Brown told Pratt that "carpetbagger is a derogatory term" in New Hampshire given that roughly 60 percent of its people were born elsewhere, including the current and former Democratic governors. Gov. Maggie Hassan moved to the state in 1989. Shaheen, who was born in Missouri, has lived in New Hampshire for more than 40 years.
"Sen. Shaheen is not from here, but apparently it's a problem with me?" Brown asked during a brief interview outside the diner.
Brown's parents were stationed at New Hampshire's Pease Air Force Base before he was born. He was delivered at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and moved as a toddler to Massachusetts, where he spent most of his life. His mother and sister live in New Hampshire. While growing up, Brown often visited his grandparents on the New Hampshire seacoast, where he bought a modest vacation home in 1993.
New Hampshire and Massachusetts have a complicated relationship.
They share a state line, professional sports teams and a major media market, but there are traces of resentment among some New Hampshire natives. Thousands of Massachusetts residents moved into New Hampshire in recent years, drawn by lower taxes and cheaper real estate. The migration helped give Democrats a slight voter registration advantage, although the state is considered far more balanced politically than solidly Democratic Massachusetts.
One of the original tea party favorites, Brown shocked the nation by winning the special election to replace Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy in 2010. He was soundly defeated by Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren in 2012.
Moving to New Hampshire, Brown faces daunting historical challenges.
Just two people have served multiple states in the U.S. Senate. The most recent was elected in 1879, according to Betty Koed, an associate historian for the U.S. Senate.
Former Sen. James Shields actually served three states in the middle of the 19th century: Illinois, Minnesota and Missouri. Sen. Waitman Willey served Virginia and then West Virginia once it became a state during the Civil War.
"There was a lot of mobility in the wake of the Civil War," Koed said. "It's a very different electoral environment than it was in the 19th century."
Brown's camp privately acknowledges that residency will be a factor for some voters, but expects concerns to dissipate after he spends more time in the state. If nothing else, Brown is known as a tireless campaigner who connects well with voters. He plans to add thousands more miles campaigning across the state to the 285,000 already on his GMC Canyon.
With a film crew in tow to gather footage for campaign ads, Brown made eight stops on Saturday alone.
He made his first visit to the Tilt'n Diner, which was crowded with Massachusetts tourists passing through and recent transplants.
Brown chuckled when 39-year-old Christine Kalinowski told him she was from "Southie," or South Boston. She said she moved to New Hampshire just a few months ago, like him.
"I voted for him before," she said, "and I'd definitely vote for him again."


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A young boy runs down the road, ringing a bell. "The storm is coming!" he shouts.
This adolescent Paul Revere in jeans does not foretell the global end of days but something more real and localized. The southern Delta-set "Beasts of the Southern Wild" never mentions Hurricane Katrina by name because its characters possess no contact with the outside world that names the storm. This event may just be one of many meteorological attacks that can happen at any time. This small society, dubbed the "Bathtub," exists on a different plane of priority and survival where 6-year-old Hushpuppy (terrific newcomer Quvenzhane Wallis) knows that if her single daddy Wink (Dwight Henry) leaves or dies, she won't just be without guidance--she'll have to eat her pets.
The Sundance- and Cannes-winning feature debut from director/co-writer Benh Zeitlin offers an unusual blend of stark realism and carefully framed cinematic poetry. He bridges the divide between the low-to-the-ground harsh truths of documentary-style movies like "Ballast" and the lovely grace of "The Tree of Life." That elevates the movie on a technical level but sometimes pulls you out of what registers as a devastatingly immersive experience, especially when Hushpuppy and Wink hole up and brave weather that sounds like it will blow down the theater. Similarly, Hushpuppy's sporadic voiceover alternately reflects a haunting document of a young girl's perspective and a repetitive reliance on too-direct statements like, "Sometimes you can break something so bad that it can't get put back together."
Like Jennifer Lawrence's character teaching her siblings to skin a squirrel in "Winter's Bone," much of "Beasts" focuses on the increasingly ill Wink making sure that Hushpuppy can fend for herself. Not many people, much less 6-year-old girls, learn first-hand how to punch a fish in the face after yanking it out of the water with their hands. But that's where they're at and they don't lament their position. In largely uplifting celebrations, the people of "Beasts" comment on the confined fear of those on the other side of the levees without envy. If anything, Wink defiantly refuses to succumb to his conditions while folks who may as well be on the other side of the world go grocery shopping.
Zeitlin captures a dreamlike feel by presenting prehistoric, warthog-like creatures called aurochs that only look fake when in the presence of a person. In a film that repeatedly comments on the universe needing everything to fit into place, the sad-yet-magical "Beasts" speaks to the life span of the planet and every second of humanity representing a fight against extinction. The desire to find personal purpose and remain in place even when the government tries to evacuate us is one of many things that separate us from the animals.
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Syria's Bloodiest Day of Protests
Protesters in Syria came out in coordinated masses across the country to protest today, but the government's police apparatus was prepared to meet them—with live ammunition. Unconfirmed estimates of between 40 and 70 deaths are being reported, making it the bloodiest day in the five weeks since protests began. And it's only been one day since the Assad regime lifted the country's suffocating, decades-old emergency rule.
Two to three hundred have been killed in crackdowns to date. And while the protesters are certainly dedicated and determined, the anti-Assad movement may not ever have the numbers, strength or leverage that those behind the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions did. From the New York Times:
But despite the bloodshed, which promised to unleash another day of unrest as the dead are buried on Saturday, the momentum of the protests seemed to fall short of the popular upheaval that revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia represented. Organizers said the movement was yet in its infancy, and the government, building on 40 years of institutional inertia, still commanded the loyalty of the military, the economic elite and sizable minorities of Christian and heterodox Muslim sects who fear the state's collapse.
Protesters near Damascus were at least able to break off the head of a statue of Hafez al-Assad, President Bashir al-Assad's father, and kick the hell out of it. You can watch that in the clip up top.


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Veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan were in Washington Thursday, demanding an end to the enormous back log of veteran disability claims and other benefits.
A recent report found wounded soldiers are often forced to wait more than a year for benefits.
The report released by the Center for Investigative Reporting uncovered a backlog of about 900,000 claims at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Their records indicate veterans wait on average more than 315 days for benefits, not the 273 days the Veterans Administration reports.
In several cities, the backlog is even worse, forcing many veterans to pay expenses out of pocket while they wait.
"We need the president to step up and solve this problem once and for all," said Paul Rieckhoff of the Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America.
Minnesota Congressman Tim Walz called the situation appalling.
"No citizen wants these warriors to come back and fight for what they have rightfully earned," he said.
Around the Capitol veterans asked other lawmakers for support.
Representative Jeff Miller demanded the Department of Veteran Affairs do better.
"They need to look at changing the culture in the system," he argued.
The VA estimates the backlog is less severe closer to 600,000 claims, but officials admit it's unacceptable.
"This has been a problem that has been decades in the making," says Department of Veterans Affairs Assistant Secretary Tommy Sowers. "That is why we are taking it head-on to solve this problem for good."
The VA says it's making changes, including going paperless, and hopefully will be able to cut the wait to about 125 days by 2015.
The VA adds it's received an unprecedented number of claims in recent year, completing more than one million claims per year since 2010.


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My Room: Jett
Fly away with Kirsten to visit her son Jett's room: My son's name is Jett. In designing his nursery I wanted to steer clear of the obvious airplane theme. But guess what? I just couldn't do it. The airplanes kept calling to me. If I had to describe this room in 3 words they would be; Adventure, Colorful and Sentimental.
Jett's room is full of mementos from my husband's childhood and even has a few items from our travels. The biggest challenge in the room was the size. I've seen closets bigger than this room. It's tiny! I wanted each item in the room to be meaningful, whimsical or functional.
• The crib is from Wal-Mart and the bedding I had made by an Etsy seller.
• The prints above the crib I got on Etsy from another seller.
• Since I wanted Jett's room to have a semi-adventurous feel to it I loved the idea of globes hanging from the ceiling. I got them at a Utah Idaho Supply store just down the street from my house.
• I saw this cute display done at Anthropologie with a strand of paper airplanes. I had my husband fold a whole bunch of them and I strung them together. They go from one wall to the other right over the crib and changing table.
• The "J" was a gift.
• The globes all have special meaning behind them. The tall one I got for my husband when I was in Russia, the middle one he had when he was in Brazil and the smallest one was a gift my parents got for me in Europe.
• The little schoolhouse picture on the right was done by my husband's grandmother. It kinda looks like needlepoint and it hung in his nursery when he was a baby.
• The poster above the changing table is a reproduction of a vintage poster from the airline my husband flies for.
• We bought the changing table on Craigslist and I changed out the knobs for some I bought at Alice Lane Home Collection.
• The two airplane models are my husband's.
This room is my pride and joy. I love bringing my little boy in here and watching his eyes take in his room. It's perfect.
Thanks Kirsten and Jett! (Kirsten invites you to see more at 6th Street Design School)


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Japanese and Chinese Studies: Japanese Studies
JAPN 490 and 491 Reading and Conference (.5 or 1 each)
Designed to enable students who have a sound grasp of Japanese grammar to develop reading skills and to extend their knowledge of Chinese characters. Students must have completed two years of college Japanese and/or studied Japanese in Japan.
- Prerequisite: Consent of instructor
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NEW YORK (AP) — Times Square officials have gathered good luck charms to accompany the unlucky number 13 that will light up when the ball drops on New Year's Eve.
The 7-foot-tall sign in the shape of the number 13 arrived in New York City's iconic tourist attraction on Wednesday. The New York Post reports (http://bit.ly/YnKQWv ) that 13 good luck charms will be installed along with the sign atop One Times Square for the celebration that will ring in the year 2013.
The charms include a four-leaf clover, gold coins and a Buddha statue. Times Square Alliance President Tim Tompkins says officials want to assuage the fears of any superstitious revelers.
More than 1 billion people are expected to watch the New Year's Eve festivities in telecasts and newscasts.
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text: Hunting: News News Posted 12-02-2013 Live Hunt with Mark Zona Greg Hackney and Mark Zona. Courtesy Mark Zona. Click here December 6 to watch LIVE hunt with Mark Zona If you have ever wanted to deer hunt in South Texas and budget, time, distance or whatever has kept you from it then you will want to be a part of OutdoorChannel.com's next live hunt. Click here to see what Zona has to say about the live hunt. Mark Zona and his twin sons enjoy hunting together. Mark Zona, host of Zona's Awesome Fishing Show and co-host of The Bassmasters, will be the guest-host for a day for OutdoorChannel.com Live Friday, December 6th at 2 p.m. ET. Zona will join Robert Scherer at his deer camp near Freer, Texas for an afternoon hunt that promises to entertain. "This is a dream hunt for me," Zona said. "I've had my share of nightmare hunts, my share of every type of hunt, but I've never had the opportunity to sit in the brush country of South Texas." "I watch the same shows on Outdoor Channel every one else watches from that area and I'm always thinking 'is that for real?' Now I get a chance to be there. How awesome is that?" "I think it must be a lot like the fishing guys who see those big 6-pound smallmouth coming from some of our Michigan's lakes. They have the same thoughts." This is the third live hunt on OutdoorChannel.com, but this one will start in the middle of the day in an area of the country where the rut is getting ready to kick in. "I've hunted there this time of year before," said Steve Bowman, content editor for OutdoorChannel.com. "It's pretty cool to sit on a stand and see the deer you get to see in an intensively managed deer club." "It's likely for us to see dozens of deer in the 130-inch range, with a sprinkling of deer much larger. The largest deer I've seen on the stand there is estimated to be in the 180-inch neighborhood. When those deer get active, it's a sight to behold." "This is something totally new," said Mike Williams, vice-president of digital media for Outdoor Channel. "Our audience loves to tune into the network to watch their heroes hunt and fish around the world. "A live-streamed hunt on OutdoorChannel.com gives them the opportunity to go on a hunt with one of our guests while sitting at their desks during the work week." Viewers can watch the action live by clicking on this link. Questions can be asked and will be answered live during the hunt. Those wishing to ask questions can comment at the bottom of this page, on the Outdoor Channel page on Facebook, the Live Hunt with Mark Zona page on Facebook, or Google+. Join the event and invite your friends to watch via Facebook or Google+! Watch previous live hunts Share This Story Next From News Planting for the Future on The Revolution with Jim & Trav Related Deer Season : Posted 11-26-2013 Chapman's Live Hunt View Fishing : Posted 08-15-2012 Zona Casts One for Sox View Comments Categories News Stories Recipes Tips Gear Videos Photo Galleries Viewer Photo Galleries Features Deer Season Outdoors 365 with Lynn Burkhead Everything Deer with Jeremy Flinn Short Stories by Larry Potterfield Opening Days Live Hunts Hunting Check Out All The Photos Explore the United States. Find information about and activities within your state. Get Started


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In these tough economic times, I would like to encourage you when possible to shop locally. Money spent within the county stays in the county. Many businesses are just barely hanging on, and your purchase, although seemingly small to you, may be what keeps the business open. I know how hard times are and how competitive the market is. All that the local business owners are asking for is the opportunity to serve you. If you give the local business a chance, then it is up to the business to win you over.
Mayor Rick Skinner
We picked up garbage and some of that stuff was nasty. People should know better not to throw trash on the road. I know I will never do that cause someone like me may have to pick it up. It makes the roads look messy and not beautiful like they should look. People can take that stuff to a garbage can. It taught me one thing – do not pitch stuff out of a car window. Thank you for letting us do this and give back to our community.
Shalea Dickey
Thank you for allowing us to do a soccer fundraiser. Our school is letting us start a new soccer team and the fundraiser will help us buy things we need. Picking up trash on our roads really helps our county stay beautiful and helps keep our environment clean and safe. It is a great activity because it helps us with our new soccer program and it helps our environment too.
Ashton Johnson
It would be a whole lot better if people wouldn't litter. It would also save our planet. People would get more money too. Just saying, it would really make people happier.
Brady Montgomery
My middle school cheerleading squad cleaned up several roadways in Grant County. My group went on a road in Dry Ridge and on a road by Lloyd's Wildlife. We found a large amount of trash scattered on the roadsides. It was very sad to see and I don't understand why people cannot use trash cans or the local landfill to get rid of their waste.
In the city of Dry Ridge, criminals are having a field day. I am co-owner of a recycling center in Dry Ridge. Last month, thieves stole copper wire from our business. On the night they began their escapades, they were stopped by a Williamstown policeman, who discovered the wire in the back of their vehicle. For reasons that have still not been explained to me, the thieves were allowed to return the stolen material and leave without even a citation. In our security camera video, we see the policeman actually showing one of the thieves exactly where our camera is positioned.
In the "Personally Speaking" section of the Grant County News on Oct. 12, 2010, Linda Lawrence's column "Hope to see you at the polls" pointed out the obligation and privilege it is for each of us to vote—but we need to be informed. This column needs to be reprinted every election year.
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PORT JERVIS — State officials are leaning toward denying the request by Bon Secours Community Hospital to close its maternity ward and inpatient obstetrics services.
PORT JERVIS — State officials are leaning toward denying the request by Bon Secours Community Hospital to close its maternity ward and inpatient obstetrics services.
The state Health Department said this week that based on the hospital's application and ongoing discussions, the closing would be denied, although a final decision hasn't been made.
"Based on this info, we don't believe we would approve this," Health Department spokesman Peter Constantakes said.
Constantakes said the hospital still has an opportunity to make changes to its application to get it approved and discussions are continuing.
Frederick Kelly, board chairman for Bon Secours Charity Health System, called the Health Department's initial response "arbitrary and ill-advised."
Kelly said Bon Secours has been unable to recruit and keep well-qualified obstetricians to address the area's special needs.
"Unlike many other rural hospitals with low birth volumes, the community that BSCH serves experiences high-risk pregnancies due to many factors, including the lack of adequate prenatal care," Kelly wrote in a letter to the Health Department.
Bon Secours spokeswoman Deborah Marshall wouldn't comment on the latest response from the Health Department.
In October 2011, Bon Secours asked the state to decertify eight maternity beds and the hospital's inpatient obstetrics service.
Community activists have said a shutdown of the maternity ward will have the biggest impact on low-income residents of Port Jervis, who can't afford to get to St. Anthony Community Hospital in Warwick or Orange Regional Medical Center in the Town of Wallkill.
Constantakes said an official recommendation from the state could appear later this month.


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Kimmel Scores Winning Goal as Chesapeake Completes Miracle Comeback
Cambridge, MA - The Chesapeake Bayhawks loudly announced themselves as a contender for the Major League Lacrosse championship with a miraculous comeback win over the Boston Cannons on Saturday night at Harvard Stadium.
Rookie midfielder Michael Kimmel fired in a goal 1:29 into overtime to lift Chesapeake to a thrilling 16-15 victory in the final regular season game. Kimmel, the team's first round draft pick out of Johns Hopkins, dodged down the alley and perfectly placed a 15-yard right-handed shot into the lower left hand corner.
"Kimmel might be a rookie, but he plays with the poise of a veteran. It was a beautiful shot, off-side and low," Chesapeake president and coach Brendan Kelly said.
"This is a fantastic win for this franchise. To be tested on the road by the best team in the league and come back the way we did in a hostile environment is very uplifting," Kelly added.
Back-to-back unassisted goals by Matt Poskay and Justin Smith gave Boston a seemingly insurmountable 15-12 lead with less than five minutes left in regulation. However, the visiting Bayhawks refused to fold and veteran midfielder Kyle Dixon singlehandedly authored a rousing rally.
Dixon gave the Bayhawks life with a 2-point goal that cut the deficit to 15-14 with 3 minutes, 50 seconds to go. Chesapeake then got the ball back in Dixon's stick in the final minute and the sixth-year professional delivered again, making a determined drive to the goal and scoring a short-handed goal to force the extra session.
"Kyle Dixon is our go-to guy. We called timeout and I told him we needed a 2-point goal and he went out and did exactly what I asked," Kelly said. "We were down a man with time running out and he split two World Team defenders in Kyle Sweeney and Ryan McClay and stuck the tying goal with the game on the line."
Second-year midfielder Ben Hunt also scored a clutch 2-point goal in the fourth quarter and wound up leading Chesapeake with five points. Dixon finished with four points while attackman Ben Rubeor scored three goals for Chesapeake, which closed the regular season on a two-game winning streak to improve its record to 6-6.
Alex Smith helped Chesapeake control possession by winning 21 of 32 faceoffs while goalkeeper Chris Garrity made 13 saves. Kimmel totaled two goals for the Bayhawks, who will be seeded fourth for MLL Championship Weekend and will have a rematch with the Cannons (8-5) in the semifinals on Saturday, Aug. 21 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
"This win absolutely establishes that we can win an MLL title. We just handed Boston its only home loss of the season, and to do it in the fashion we did tonight is totally awesome," Kelly said. "I'm very, very, very proud of the players. We came back three different times in this game. We showed a ton of heart, never quit and kept the pressure on Boston the whole way."
Attackman Max Quinzani scored four goals while midfielder Paul Rabil totaled two goals and two assists for Boston, which jumped out to a 3-0 lead early in the first quarter and also held leads of 7-2 in the opening minutes of the second quarter and 12-9 after three periods. Matt Poskay scored three goals while Justin Smith had three goals and an assist for the Cannons, who still finished as regular season champions.
Denver (8-4) will be the second seed and will meet Long Island (7-5) in the other semifinal game on Aug. 21 in Annapolis.