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The future creeps up on you when you're busy doing other things. Deadlines and decisions come jumping at you just when you start to relax. Reilly comes home this weekend to start his spring break. That means summer is right around the corner!
Ack! What are we doing this summer? What is Reilly doing this summer? Suddenly, it seems the time is now to figure that out. He texted me a few days ago saying he got an email from the pool where he worked last summer about applications for this coming summer. "Should I apply?" he asked. "Sure. Couldn't hurt," I replied.
Should he work at the pool again this summer? Or should we look for something else that helps him build a new skill set? I immediately googled summer school options. A college he's interested in has an interesting sports management summer class that sounds good, and right up his alley. Another school has an "intensive workshop for success in college," designed to "help you feel better prepared as you begin or return to college this fall." That school also has other summer programs for visiting college students, but the course selection is not yet available.
I look at the dates and notice a conflict with my family reunion in Iowa this summer. Reilly turns 21 in June, and, according to a recent Facebook post, "I will finally be able to get a drink with my cousins at my family reunion!!! Even though I hate alcohol, I'll just buy one and give it to my cousin. June 16 must come quicker!" Uh oh. Can I deprive him of that experience for an intensive summer college workshop? Family, and family reunions give him such joy.
And what about next fall? Should he stay at NYIT another year? When he's home on spring break, we should visit a couple of other programs he's interested in. But I made doctor appointments for his spring break, which is not going to make him very happy, but it can't be helped.
It's encouraging to know that Reilly is thinking about the future as well. In another recent text, he said he's thinking of staying at NYIT another year, then transferring to the school's other campus to enroll in a four-year degree program, possibly in business management. I encouraged him to talk with his academic advisor about the possibilities. Is that the best idea? How do we know?
His Dad and I think a conference call with his academic advisor to discuss the options is in order, this week, before school closes for spring break.
How did the time get away from us? It seems like we just dropped him off to begin his second year, and now it's time to figure out what's next, for the summer and beyond.
But, Reilly also needs some time to relax and chill out. He deserves that. Maybe I should just take a deep breath and trust that the future, both near and far, will sort itself out, eventually. It usually does, in time.


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World Population Now At 7 Billion – Find Out What Number You Are
When I was born, I was the 3,278,027,429th person alive on Earth.
I am also the 77,140,671,365th person to have lived since history began.
The world's population for 2011 has now reached 7 billion, and the BBC has come up with a nifty gadget to estimates where you fit in to all these population numbers.
Simply click on this BBC link and enter your birth date to find out where you rank.

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25 February 2013
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Thanks, Mariann...that's high praise coming from you!! I haven't done very many of these (this was a homework assignment for my ProGen class that I thought was timely) so I wasn't exactly certain how it would go. But, it's great to be able to have a significantly smaller piece from which to glean critical details.Delete
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Joe Flacco made waves last week when asked if his agent was correct in labeling him a top-five quarterback in the NFL.
"I don't think I'm top five, I think I'm the best," Flacco said.
John Harbaugh understands few see Flacco as the best football has to offer, but the Baltimore Ravens coach backs his signal-caller and plans to prove him right.
"The one thing that you have to love about Joe Flacco is -- he is honest -- he is direct," Harbaugh told WJZ-FM in Baltimore, via SportsRadioInterviews.com. "... Joe Flacco is working to be the best quarterback in football and, in his mind, he's capable of being that. That's what he is saying."
Said Harbaugh: "I love the guy. I will stand behind him and I think I understood what he was saying, but sometimes you shrug your shoulders and you just have to laugh and say, 'all right, let's go prove it then.' If that's how we feel about it, then let's go prove it. Let's make them acknowledge that."
Flacco's first pass last season was a 27-yard touchdown to Anquan Boldin in a rip-roaring win over the Pittsburgh Steelers that shed ghosts for the Baltimore franchise. He was that good at moments, but equally puzzling through long, painful stretches when only Ray Rice kept the Ravens' offense from simply vanishing. Plenty of quarterbacks were less effective than Flacco, who guided the Ravens to the postseason for the fourth straight season.
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THE CHURCH IS locked in a polarized debate around same-sex relationships that is creating painful divisions, subverting the church's missional intent, and damaging the credibility of its witness. We've all heard the sound-bite arguments. For some, condoning or blessing same-sex relationships betrays the clear teaching of the Bible, and represents a capitulation to the self-gratifying, permissive sexual ethic of a secularized culture. For others, affirming same-sex relationships flows from the command to love our neighbor, embodies the love of Jesus, and honors the spiritual integrity and experience of gay and lesbian brothers and sisters.
The way the debate presently is framed makes productive dialogue difficult. People talk past one another. Biblical texts collide with the testimony of human experience. The stakes of the debate become elevated from a difference around ethical discernment to the preservation of the gospel's integrity—for both sides. Lines get drawn in the ecclesiastical sand. Some decide that to be "pure" they must separate themselves spiritually from others and break the fellowship of Christ's body. Then the debate devolves into public wrangling over judicial proceedings, constitutional interpretations, and property ownership. Meanwhile, the "nones," those who are walking away from any active relig-ious faith, find further confirmation for their growing estrangement.


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I listened on the radio, but had no way to chime in. A little spice between Mike Pelfrey and Chase Utley. Yes, this is turning into a real rivalry.
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Pioneer Hi-Bred Offers New Local Resources to Help Growers Improve Profitability
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DECATUR, Ill., Aug. 31, 2011 – Customers of Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont business, will now have access to even more local agronomic research information through a new program focused on evaluating innovative production practices on a local basis. A national network of agronomy trial managers (ATMs) is currently being added to the existing Pioneer agronomic team to help growers identify improved crop production practices, using Pioneer® brand products that could enhance growers' profitability.
A number of ATMs are already working on agronomic testing programs today. The goal of the ATM program, a complement to the Pioneer "Right Product, Right Acre" strategy, is to have ATMs in all regions of the U.S. within three years, evaluating the best practices to help growers get the greatest value from each acre. There are currently 20 ATMs nationwide, but Pioneer is looking to more than double that number.
"Offering growers localized agronomic information – through Pioneer's extensive national network of agronomists – has long been part of what the company provides customers with each bag of seed," says Curt Clausen, Pioneer agronomy sciences director. "The fourth point of the Pioneer Long Look – "providing helpful management suggestions" – has been a significant element in the company's overall philosophy for decades. The creation of the ATM system is an expansion of that legacy. This effort – directing production research to the local level through professional agronomic research – takes it to the next level of information."
For years, Pioneer has offered a broad range of agronomy resources to its customers, including information provided by area agronomists and agronomy researchers. Localized agronomic information is provided to Pioneer customers in many ways, including updates from Pioneer sales professionals and multiple publications such as the Walking Your Fields® newsletter and Crop Insights bulletins.
Another locally-directed program from Pioneer is the IMPACT™ (Intensively Managed Product Advancement, Characterization and Training) trials effort. These plots are grown in local producers' fields and are the key data source to support product commercialization. This local approach ensures that products are extensively tested in the region where they will be grown to optimize product placement and performance in producers' fields.
While IMPACT trials evaluate local performance of Pioneer products, ATMs conduct trials to understand local crop management issues. By using grower equipment and working with Pioneer account managers, sales reps and area agronomists, ATMs will be able to provide real-time solutions to growers on specific management factors which affect their region. ATMs will also be working with university researchers on regional agronomic projects.
"Pioneer is further expanding its agronomy research effort," says Clausen. "Environmental conditions change so much from location to location that we need a strong local presence. Soil conditions, moisture, organic matter, disease pressure and even seed treatment needs change as the geography changes. We're getting a better idea of how improved understanding of these issues can help our customers."
ATMs will help growers see how a particular product performs in the local growing environment under a variety of management practices. Growers can then decide if a specific practice or technology is applicable for them. ATMs not only will provide timely information during the growing season, but also will compile the data for use in a multi-location, multi-year database. By conducting trials with very specific goals, reliable data collected year after year will allow for continued improvement of agronomic practices by region.
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For more information on agronomic resources from Pioneer, visit www.pioneer.com/agronomy. For more information on Pioneer brand hybrids and varieties, visit www.pioneer.com/products.
Pioneer Hi-Bred, a DuPont business headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa, is the world's leading developer and supplier of advanced plant genetics, providing high-quality seeds to farmers in more than 90 countries. Pioneer provides agronomic support and services to help increase farmer productivity and profitability and strives to develop sustainable agricultural systems for people everywhere. Science with Service Delivering Success™.
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Mathematically speaking, free cash flow is net income plus depreciation minus the total of dividends, capital expenditures, required debt repayments, and any other scheduled cash outlays. It's basically a measure of how much hard cash a company generated in a given period after paying for its regular business expenses and growth initiatives. It is a good gauge of how well management is performing for its shareholders.Some investors prefer free cash flow over earnings because they believe that earnings, which are largely an accounting figure, can be manipulated more easily than hard cash. Also, in some cases, earnings get distorted unintentionally by accounting principles. Some items that affect GAAP earnings but do not reflect economic results include mark-to market adjustments of assets and liabilities and unusual tax rates; the latter often concern prior years and should usually be ignored when assessing a company's present profitability. Depreciation represents money that has already been spent, and many companies do not have to invest anything near the amount of depreciation expense to maintain output. Of course, free cash flow isn't the only metric one should consider when evaluating an investment opportunity, but it can quickly weed out companies that simply don't measure up. To help investors find companies that have a solid history of generating healthy amounts of free cash flow, Value Line produces a weekly screen in the Index section of every issue of The Value Line Investment Survey that highlights this metric.Labeled "Biggest 'Free Flow' Cash Generators", the screen lists the top 100 companies of the 1,700 The Value Line Investment Survey follows based on free cash flow generation over a trailing five-year period. The long time frame is used to ensure that companies with solid histories of creating cash flow are brought to the fore, weeding out companies that have temporary boosts to their cash flow generation because of short-term or one-time events. A recent review of the screen brought out two noteworthy companies we have chosen to highlight, PTC, Inc. (PTC) and MEDNAX (MD).
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PTC develops software and services that help customers improve engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, and other aspect of their businesses. The company address five types of issues: computer aided design (CAD); product lifecycle management (PLM); application life cycle management (ALM), supply chain management (SCM) and service life cycle management (SLM). PTC groups the middle three offerings, PLM, ALM, and SCM, into what it calls extended PLM.
Computer aided design products enable users to create designs, perform engineering calculations, and do advanced surfacing, virtual prototyping, and other design functions. The extended PLM suite helps customers address product and software lifecycle challenges, automate development, and select the best parts and materials suppliers. The SCM line helps manufacturers and their service providers streamline maintenance, improve field service ticketing and scheduling, manage contracts and warranties, and distribute technical and parts information.
PTC's results were mixed in its second fiscal quarter (fiscal years end September 30th). Revenues rose 5% on a constant currency basis, but would have slipped a few percent before acquisitions. The Americas was strong, with a 14% gain, but that was partially offset by declines of 10% and 5% in Japan, and the Pacific Rim, respectively; a stronger dollar further depressed revenues from Asia. Earnings per share, though jumped 50%, thanks to better margins on some products, and the results of a restructuring program that cost about $77 million over the past two years. In fiscal 2014, PTC forecasts a roughly 16% gain in non-GAAP EPS, to around $2.10 a share, before about $0.65 a share in non-cash stock-based compensation and amortization of intangibles.
With minimal cash needs for capital expenditures, PTC should be able to lift earnings per share at around a 10%, thanks to a large, steady book of recurring business, annual acquisitions, and some share repurchases.
MEDNAX, Inc. MEDNAX is a leading provider of physician services including newborn, maternal-fetal, pediatric subspecialty, and anesthesia care. In an effort to improve outcomes and manage costs, hospitals typically employ or contract with physician specialists to provide specialized care in many hospital-based units or settings. Hospitals traditionally staff these units or settings through affiliations with local physician groups or independent practitioners. Managing these units and settings, however, presents significant operational challenges, including variable admissions rates, increased operating costs, complex reimbursement systems, and other administrative burdens. As a result, some hospitals choose to contract with MEDNAX for its quality initiatives, information and reimbursement systems and the management expertise required to effectively and efficiently operate these units and settings in the current healthcare environment. The company offers services through hospitals and out-patient facilities in 85 metropolitan areas located in 34 states. It is the leading provider of outsourced pediatric care, serving about 25% of the patients in neonatal intensive care units.
After advancing at an annual rate of about 10%, for years, earnings per share grew 15% in the March period. As usual, results benefited from several acquisitions of physician groups over the last year, but organic revenues also rose 3%. With a 3%-5% increase in same-unit revenues, and what the company calls a robust acquisition pipeline, we think earnings per share will advance around 13% this year, to about $3.15.
MEDNAX ranks 15th out of the top 100 free cash flow generators in the Investment Survey. Moreover, with growing healthcare needs of the Baby Boom generation and more patients likely to be delivered by the Affordable Care Act, earnings-per-share ought to advance at a better than 10% clip for the foreseeable future. The company's very low debt-to-total capital ratio and high free cash flow generation make rapid growth through acquisition quite likely. We suggest that investors seeking exposure to the healthcare sector take a look.
At the time of its writing, this article's author did not hold positions in any of the stocks mentioned.


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The sky hasn't always been thought of as blue - the Ancient Greek poet Homer never used the word "blue" to describe it, often using "bronze" instead, and most ancient languages didn't even have a word for the colour - but as it happens this azure shade of blue, which falls towards one end of the visible spectrum, is perfect for summer dressing. Bringing to mind tranquillity, freshness and clarity, sky blue is a great colour for clothes and accessories whether you're heading off on holiday or hoping to retain some of your post-getaway cheer once you're back at work and summer starts fading into autumn. Click through the gallery, above, to see six of our favourite sky blue items, or read on to discover six peaceful escapes that are ideal for getting away from it all and engaging in a little blue-sky thinking...
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Forty kilometres south of the Arctic Circle in Sweden, Treehotel is an eco-resort consisting of six futuristic treehouses in a stretch of unspoilt forest. The most striking is The Mirrorcube, which is half way up a tree and offers uninterrupted views of the surrounding wilderness, but The UFO (complete with retractable steps) might appeal to your inner child.
Blue sky is abundant at Perivolas, a small luxury hotel on the Greek island of Santorini. The infinity pool commands a panoramic vista of the sea and the sky and is the perfect place to find your inner calm (over a beer or three).
Accessible only by helicopter, the tent resort Minaret Station takes the concept of "getting away from it all" to the next level. Don't equate its remote location in New Zealand's Southern Alps with basic amenities, though. King-size beds, hot tubs and gourmet cuisine are all part of the experience.
The Wolwedans collection of safari lodges and desert camps is set in the 180,000-hectare NamibRand Nature Reserve in southern Africa. Sleeping up to eight guests in four spacious tents, the Boulders Camp is great for watching the sun set over the rocky plateau.
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by Lou Mancinelli
Developers seeking to transform the Laverock Hill Estate on Willow Grove Avenue at the Cheltenham-Springfield border, into housing have presented a new set of alternate plans, renewed their efforts and are now poised to request a public hearing in which they seek to change the zoning ordinance to allow for denser development in both Springfield and Cheltenham townships.
Developers from Blue Bell-based Hansen Properties met with the Springfield Township Board of Supervisors Jan. 8 in a workshop session. They are seeking to rezone the entire parcel to cluster-style housing of either dense single-family or townhouses at market-rate, without age restrictions.
The commissioners failed to take any action, but were inclined to grant the public meeting, according to attendee Scott Laughlin, president of the Laverock Hill Steering Committee, a group of neighbors from both townships dedicated to preserving the historic mansion and gardens.
Hansen is scheduled to present to the Cheltenham Planning Commission on Jan. 28 and potentially at the Cheltenham Building and Zoning Committee Feb. 6, where they are expected to request a public hearing for a zoning change.
"I think they are now starting to a get little more aggressive than they have been in the past," said Laughlin about the developers' recent shift in strategy to move a zoning decision out of the hands of commissioners and into the hands of the community. "My guess is the community is going to get a little more organized than we've been in the past, which might mean hiring professionals."
"At some point there will need to be a public hearing on the new zoning," said Robert Gillies, Springfield Township Commissioner for Ward 1, in which the project is slated to be developed. Gillies said the township has yet to take an official position.
"We want to make sure we understand where we are headed," he said, noting that commissioners would review the latest plans and decide what is best for the community. Gillies also said a zoning change that allowed for single family homes could lead to a situation that enables developers to raze the entire facility and develop 300-plus units.
The developer's initial proposal to construct 216 age-restricted units in the form of six four-story buildings, announced in 2009, has yet to be tabled. According to Gillies, it is still the official project that has been presented. All other plans still exist as alternatives.
The latest alternate plans both present a 156-unit project, the same as the previous announced in July 2012. Plan A calls for 69 townhomes and 45 single family homes to be constructed in Springfield, and 44 townhomes in Cheltenham. Plan B calls for 98 single family homes to be erected in Springfield, and 44 townhomes in Cheltenham.
The introduction of single family homes is a new page in the years-long chapter. Developers mentioned that they planned to offer another alternative in the fall, according to Laughlin.
"It's even less open space," said Laughlin, about the most recent plans. "None of them [the plans] are attractive yet."
Laughlin said developers have attempted to offer the community open space in exchange for high density, a compromise that seems to have been overlooked. He also fears a precedent could be set that limits community input in future development.
When one rezones an area, it limits the need for variances, according to Laughlin, also a realtor. Therefore, community input and that of commissioners is reduced. More, if the zoning law is changed, a project is not reviewable. This could allow for large projects to be developed in the future by right.
Last summer, developers presented plans for the construction of 44 townhomes in Cheltenham and 112 in Springfield; and another for 35 homes in Cheltenham and 121 in Springfield. Both plans called for the historic gardens, designed by the renowned landscape architect Elizabeth Biddle Shipman, to be razed to make room for parking and for the mansion to be converted into professional office space. The latest plans also included this element.
The 42-plus acres former Sims Estate, designed by renowned architect Charles A. Platt during World War I, at 1777 Willow Grove Ave., was included on the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia's 2010 Endangered Properties list. The portion situated in Springfield Township is zoned AA, which allows for construction of detached single-family homes. In Cheltenham, the site exists in an age-overlay district that allows for development of 55-plus housing.
For the past few years, developers have attempted to sway commissioners' opinions about the projects. They have met repeated organized resistance from the Laverock Hill Steering Committee.
"I don't know right now," said Gillies, about the development's destiny. "Right now, we have to look at the whole plan."


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Ice resurfacing machines get dressed up at LaHaye Ice Center
LaHaye Ice Center's two ice resurfacing machines will look a little different at Liberty University hockey games this upcoming season. They will be wrapped in Liberty Flames and LU logos.
The first machine was completed this week.
Kirk Handy, LU men's head hockey coach, said they are rolling out the machines with a new look to excite fans. They are also planning a special surprise at home games.
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Sounds good Miss Kim! You are somethin' with creating your own recipe. =)
Looks so tasty! I LOVE chicken enchiladas....way to go on not doing a pumpkin cheesecake!
You did a fantastic job with this tasty creation. You can cater for me, any time with such dishes.
Drooling over here! That looks really good. Putting it on my list of must try! :)
I'm so glad to see I wasn't alone is a savory creation for this challenge! Your enchiladas look fabulous - glad to have found you through the links!
That sounds incredible! That filling would be good in so many other things too - like a little empanada type thing, wrapped in puff pastry... Great job on the challenge!
Hello fellow Improv blogger. This recipe looks so delicious. What a great idea and something entirely different. Come visit us. We have pumpkin velvet cake.
I am so impressed by the savory recipes for this challenge - great job! I'm definitely looking forward to making this, maybe even tonight. I haven't figured out dinner yet :)
Love this! I'm a big savoury fan too.
I love that you went with savory instead of sweet. What a great idea!They look incredible!
Love that you went savory, your recipe looks wonderful.
If you haven't already, I'd love for you to check out my Improv Cooking Challenge recipe: Praline Pumpkin Cheesecake.
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This looks fantastic! Going savory with the ingredients is genius.
these look so good. i like seeing a pumpkin and cream cheese recipe that isn't sweet. will definitely be trying this recipe. another fellow improve cooking challenger
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So yummy! It's nice to see a dinner dish with pumpkin and cream cheese! I'll definitely give you a FB "like." Would you mind "liking" me back? :)
I love that this is a savory recipe! Looks so yummy and I would not have thought to mix the ingredients like this. Thanks for sharing :-)
I think you get the award for the only savory recipe entry! And it looks SO good. I love creamy enchiladas like this and the idea of adding pumpkin is perfect. Thanks for the idea.
I am really impressed that you just whipped these up. I can just imagine how creamy and wonderful the filling was..SO delicious!
It's so fun to see a savory Improv Challenge recipe! Your enchiladas sound amazing!
You did a beautiful job with this. I have made savory dishes with pumpkin also, although not both pumpkin and cream cheese.
Who would have thought combining pumpkin and chicken could taste good. Very creative! Thanks for sharing.
So smart and creative! I love pumpkin and I love enchiladas - perfect idea to put them together!
I love that you went the savory route. Sounds tasty!
I love that you didn't make a dessert kind of recipe for the challenge. Your enchiladas look yummy! Great pick for the Improv Cooking Challenge!
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Results of the second test were more consistent with company test results for structural performance, but the amount and pattern of intrusion were similar. More significantly, a fuel leak occurred, revealing a weakness in the design of a circular fitting where the fuel lines exit the fuel tank. Further examination of the fitting in the van tested first showed stress fractures in the same area as the leak in the second van.
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Rule 93. Certain Pleas to be Verified (1984)
A pleading setting up, any of the following matters, unless the truth of such matters appear of record, shall be verified by affidavit.
1. That the plaintiff has not legal capacity to sue or that the defendant has not legal capacity to be sued.
2. That the plaintiff is not entitled to recover in the capacity in which he sues, or that the defendant is not liable in the capacity in which he is sued.
3. That there is another, suit pending in this State between the same parties involving the same claim.
4. That there is a defect of parties, plaintiff or defendant.
5. A denial of partnership as alleged in any pleading as to any party to the suit.
6. That any party alleged in any pleading to be a corporation is not incorporated as alleged.
7. Denial of the execution by himself or by his authority of any instrument in writing, upon which any pleading is founded, in whole or in part and charged to have been executed by him or by his authority, and not alleged to be lost or destroyed. Where such instrument in writing is charged to have been executed by a person then deceased, the affidavit shall be sufficient if it states that the affiant has reason to believe and does believe that such instrument was not executed by the decedent or by his authority.
In the absence of such a sworn plea, the instrument shall be received in evidence as fully proved.
8. A denial of the genuineness of the indorsement or assignment of a written instrument upon which suit is brought by an indorsee or assignee and in the absence of such a sworn plea, the indorsement or assignment thereof shall be held as fully proved. The denial required by this subdivision of the rule may be made upon information and belief.
9. That a written instrument upon which a pleading is founded is without consideration, or that the consideration of the same has failed in whole or in part.
10. A denial of an account which is the foundation of the plaintiff's action, and supported by affidavit.
11. That a contract sued upon is usurious. Unless such plea is filed, no evidence of usurious interest as a defense shall be received.
12. That notice and proof of loss or claim for damage has not been given as alleged. Unless such plea is filed such notice and proof shall be presumed and no evidence to the contrary shall be admitted. A denial of such notice or such proof shall be made specifically and with particularity.
13. In the trial of any case appealed to the court from the Industrial Accident Board the following, if pleaded, shall be presumed to be true as pleaded and have been done and filed in legal time and manner, unless denied by verified pleadings:
(a) Notice of injury.
(b) Claim for compensation.
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(d) Notice of intention not to abide by the award of the Board.
(e) Filing of suit to set aside the award.
(f) That the insurance company alleged to have been the carrier of the workers' compensation insurance at the time of the alleged injury was in fact the carrier thereof.
(g) That there was good cause for not filing claim with the Industrial Accident Board within the six month period provided by statute.
(h) Wage rate.
A denial of any of the matters set forth in subdivisions (a) or (g) of paragraph 13 may be made on information and belief.
Any such denial may be made in original or amended pleadings; but if in amended pleadings the same must be filed not less than seven days before the case proceeds to trial. In case of such denial the things so denied shall not be presumed to be true, and if essential to the case of the party alleging them, must be proved.
14. That a party plaintiff or defendant is not doing business under an assumed name or trade name as alleged.
15. In the trial of any case brought against an automobile insurance company by an insured under the provisions of an insurance policy in force providing protection against uninsured motorists, an allegation that the insured has complied with all the terms of the policy as a condition precedent to bringing the suit shall be presumed to be true unless denied by verified pleadings which may be upon information and belief.
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(No. 104) Question: Rule 86 of our civil practice provides for filing plea of privilege to be sued in the county of one's residence. What should be the contents of a plea where one is sued for land that is not situated in the county where the suit is brought, e.g. trespass to try title?
Answer: The jurisdiction of the courts and the venue of actions therein were not extended or limited by the adoption of the rules (Rule 816).
Subdivision 14 of the general venue statute (Article 1995) provides that suits for the recovery of lands or damages thereto "must be brought in the county in which the land, or a part thereof, may lie." While this requirement appears to be mandatory, it is settled that this subdivision prescribes the venue in such actions, that it does not relate to jurisdiction and may therefore be waived. South Texas Dev. Co. v. Williams, 130 Tex. 217, 107 S.W.2d 378 (1937).
If a suit in trespass to try title is not commenced in the county where the land or some part thereof lies, the defendant who prefers to try the case in the county where the land lies rather than in the county where the suit is brought may seasonably claim the right to have the case transferred to the county where the land lies. In such event the plea of privilege, sworn to and filed in due time, should allege that it appears from plaintiff's petition, if that be the case, or that, as a matter of fact, the suit is not brought in the county where the land or some part thereof lies as required by subdivision 14 of Article 1995 and that the cause should be transferred to that county. In this sense the statute is mandatory and the cause must be transferred. Rule 93 (a); Shell Petroleum Corp. v. Grays, 122 Tex. 491, 62 S.W.2d 113 (1933); South Texas Dev. Co. v. Williams, 130 Tex. 217, 107 S.W.2d 378 (1937). If, however, the defendant does not file a plea of privilege to be sued in the county where the land lies, answer should be filed within the time required by the rules in the county where the suit is brought and the trial should be there proceeded within due course.
The Supreme Court has held that a plea of privilege under Article 2007, which is substantially the same as Rule 86, is sufficient to cover all cases of personal privilege and all cases of mere venue as provided by the various provisions of Articles 1995 and 2390 relating to venue. Jeffries v. Dunklin, 131 Tex. 289, 115 S.W.2d 391 (1938).
Therefore, if the defendant resides out of the county in which the suit is pending so as to authorize the affidavit of nonresidence, the plea of privilege can follow the exact form outlined by Rule 86, and it will be sufficient to cover subdivision 14 of the Venue Statute without any express allegation concerning the location of the land. But, as hereinabove stated, an alternative form is authorized under the decisions, and the plea can omit allegations as to the defendant's residence and embody in lieu thereof the allegations as to the location of the land and the nature of the suit as above set out. Either form is sufficient under the rule as construed by the decisions.
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To provide the freshest results possible, Google says some 35 percent of search results will be affected. And now, some four days after the announcement, we're beginning to see some winners and losers. Searchmetrics used its in-house SEO database to determine the early findings. "Our metric for that is the SEO Visibility. It is a metric based on the search volume of a keyword, the type (informational, navigational or transactional search) and the rank of a URL."
Unlike Google's Panda update, this particular iteration of the search algorithm isn't dealing devastating blows to news sites—instead, helping a great many. Generally, news, broadcasting, and brand sites received the biggest boost. Funny or Die, Rate My Professors, Scridb, Engadget, BusinessInsider, Last.fm, Soundcloud, and Rhapsody were among the winners (see both lists in their entirety below).
There was no classifier among the losers, which is a veritable hodgepodge of websites. The Gawker property Jezebel, Gizmag.com, American Express, and Google's own Blogger were on the hit list.
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You've already seen Shigeru Miyamoto's responses to your questions from E3, but that was only part of the interview. Here's the transcript of the rest, covering 3DS, Skyward Sword, online services, user-created content, getting games green lit within Nintendo and much more.
IGN AU: How long has the 3DS been in development? What's the process behind the scenes?
Shigeru Miyamoto: Basically the way it works is – once we've finalised the design for a new hardware system and we've launched the hardware system, the hardware teams immediately begin research on what the next system will be. So it's been – I don't know how long – I guess about six years since we launched Nintendo DS, so they've been researching and experimenting with various things over the last six years, but it really finally started to take this shape that we see now about three years ago.
IGN AU: Nintendo has experimented with 3D systems in the past. Why is the time now ripe for this?
Shigeru Miyamoto: Well, there were kind of two things that led to it. First of all, the LCD screen technology has really advanced quite a bit over the last few years, and that played a big part in it. The other is obviously – as you pointed out – we've experimented with 3D a lot over the years, and in all the experiments that we did, with the sole exception of the Virtual Boy, everything else that we worked on was really 3D as a peripheral or an accessory to an existing hardware system. And what's unique about a portable gaming device is that because it's both a gaming system and a monitor, both together in one device, there is no accessory. What that means is everybody who purchases the device is able to experience the 3D effect, so it was kind of this combination of us focusing in on the idea of a portable device as a 3D device, and the fact that the LCD screen technology had advanced to a point where it was finally going to be possible to do it.
IGN AU: The DS gave developers a set of tools to work with – dual screen, touch screen, microphone and so on, that forced them to come up with new ideas and give us new experiences. The 3DS adds in a three dimensional display, obviously, as well as gyroscopic control, infrared etc., do you think this will lead to even newer concepts?
Shigeru Miyamoto: Well yeah, of course the Nintendo DS interface was very fresh when we first introduced it, and it led to a lot of different ideas working their way into videogames, including something as diverse as basically taking book-like style control or viewpoints and implementing that into games. What's interesting about Nintendo 3DS is it does have additional input features, but it's also a system that's particularly suited to taking past gameplay experiences, or the more standard gameplay experience, and bringing it this new, fresh feel with the 3D screen. So I think what's interesting about it is we'll see both sides of that. We'll see the evolving of videogames as we've seen them up until now, and we'll also see things that take advantage of the new input.
What's interesting with – particularly the gyro – is that obviously because of the 3D screen you have a particular sweet spot for where you can see the 3D effect, so most people would think that putting a gyro that would encourage people to tilt the device would ultimately just result in the 3D effect being lost, because you're tilting it away from you at a different angle, but what's interesting is that with the gyro you can hold the device in front of you, and do these lateral movements in space like this [moves hands together left and right] and the gyro can detect that, and I think that'll allow for some pretty interesting gameplay mechanics.
IGN AU: When the Wii was launched, the idea of Miis and avatars was very new, and we're already seeing Mii games on the 3DS, is there going to be a way to transition your Mii from the Wii to the 3DS, and is it important to have that a persistent Mii identity across both systems?
Shigeru Miyamoto: We need to keep in mind how we evolve the Miis and how we think about compatibility with Miis between different systems, but that's something that we're definitely giving consideration to and want to continue to try to allow people to use their Miis on different Nintendo systems going forward.
IGN AU: How straightforward is it for developers to incorporate 3D into their games? Obviously they'll be creatively inspired, but are the toolsets straightforward to use? How are they finding it?
Shigeru Miyamoto: It's actually not that much work to take the visuals of a game and implement them in a way that allows them to be shown in 3D. A lot of companies have done that in other attempts up until now as well, so it's not that rare for companies to look at how they do that. It's not very difficult. And in terms of the libraries themselves we've obviously been working on a variety of different libraries and sharing those with developers. They've been welcoming that, and we've obviously seen some things here at the show taking advantage of it.
IGN AU: Is there a concern, then, that many developers might take the lazy way out and simply port PS2, Wii games and just make them 3D to get them into the market quickly? And will that tarnish the 3DS' library?
Shigeru Miyamoto: I think that, depending on the title, there are certain titles from the past that when accompanied with 3D visuals it really can change the feel of the gameplay, and so from that perspective I think that a lot of companies will be looking at what properties they have so that they may be able to take advantage of that, and even we're looking at that as well, in terms of games like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D or Star Fox 64.
IGN AU: Those are great, we're more concerned about the quick rush-jobs.
Shigeru Miyamoto: I think we just have to rely on the integrity of the developers and the products that they're making. At the same time, we do think that there will be new ideas, particularly what we're finding is that with some of the lead developers at key publishing partners, people like Mr Kojima from Konami and Mr Inafune from Capcom. These are individuals who are themselves very excited about developing for the system and are talking about leading development with their main teams, so I do expect that there's going to be a lot of new content and new ideas coming out of them.
IGN AU: The 3DS' power seems to exceed that of the Wii in some ways graphically, and it also incorporates the gyroscopes and the motion control. In that way, it's almost like having a Wii in your hand. From a business standpoint, do you see it as a threat, or do you see it causing a tapering off of Wii sales inadvertently, by introducing this new handheld?
Shigeru Miyamoto: We're not really worried about it, and primarily it's because the types of things, the types of play that you can do on a portable device is pretty different from the types of things you're able to do on a home console, and so it doesn't really concern us. I guess from a graphical standpoint it is true that the shaders that we've implemented into the Nintendo 3DS hardware, from a certain perspective, it can appear as if the graphics are stronger, but they're really a little bit more in balance I think.


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Rich L needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 172 designs submitted by 36 freelance designers.
Rich Lavigne Photography
Hello... I'm Rich Lavigne, but I am only half of Rich Lavigne Photography. My other half is my wife, Anne Young. Together, we strive to provide fun and unique wedding photography to our couples. We love to find out who they are, what makes them tick and then incorporate that into our style. We also run a candid children's portrait photography business under my wife's name (http://www.anneyoungphoto.com). We started our wedding business in 2008 and at the time, I created our logo and branding. It was fine at the time, but I feel that our style and brand has naturally developed into something that is younger, fresher and more unique than what our "standard" elegant/classy wedding logo now depicts. I'm looking for THAT logo and I hope you guys can help. I feel that our current logo says slacks and dress shoes and I wear jeans and custom, limited edition Nike's. You can check out my current site and logo at http://www.richlphotography.com but please don't base your designs on that logo. I'm looking for something that is much different, almost the opposite of what you see. I plan on re-doing my website to coordinate with my new logo
Our target audience is primarily women. The logo needs to appeal to women under the age of 35, but not be overtly feminine. I want the men to be able to forward it to their friends and be proud of the cool photographers they hired for their wedding. It should be something that looks fresh, cool, and hip. It should have a hidden flare for fashion.
The logo should use the words "Rich" "Lavigne" and "Photography" If possible an "R" and an "L" or even a P. I attempted to find my new logo myself, but just can't seem to get what I see in my head. I've attached those failed attempts for you. I like the mixed look of the different thickness fonts, but I can't seem to find the font I like. They also look a little too architectural or engineering to me. Hopefully it provides some direction as to where I want to go. I want to use the colors white, black, gray and teal/turquoise. What gave me the original idea was a template on http://www.bludomain.com. If you click on "websites" then "$100", check out the Lola template. I tend to like something that has hard edges as opposed to curves, but throw your best ideas at the board. I've also attached a picture that shows Anne's new logo so you can get a feel for the direction we are heading in. It doesn't have to match that, but it should have a similar vibe.
I don't want to use pictures, or anything that looks like a camera or aperture. I don't want it to say "wedding"
I'll need the logo in a vector format for scaling and also a large raster file, maybe 8.5x11 canvas at 300 dpi in psd format.
Good Luck and Thanks.
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Official Archived Webcast April 19-21, 2011 Seattle, Washington
The National League of Cities, together with the Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle (TDA), is pleased to offer the archived webcast of a new Leadership Academy on Local Economic Competitiveness in a Global Era. The event will brought together teams of local elected officials, staff, and key stakeholders with experts from all levels of government, academic, and business sectors to discuss critical opportunities and challenges of foreign direct investment and trade promotion and to showcase promising practices from cities and regions across the country.As part of the event, NLC partnered with the U.S. Departments of Commerce and Treasury to host a delegation of approximately 90 Chinese leaders, including mayors and business executives from Chongqing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Xian, Tiazhou (in Jiangsu province), and Weifang (in Shandong province).U.S. local officials had the opportunity, in a session facilitated by the Department of Commerce, to directly engage about 15 foreign businesses seeking job-creating investment opportunities in U.S. cities. Industries represented included high-tech R&D, pharmaceuticals, aviation and space, auto manufacturing, high-speed transport/expressways, and several others.


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Monday marks the start of a giant, nearly two-year redevelopment project in the heart of downtown Boulder that has some neighboring merchants concerned.
Construction workers are expected to begin fencing off the former Daily Camera property in preparation for the 1048 Pearl St. building's demolition.
It will begin a planned 22-month construction period for PearlWest, the $110 million commercial development to replace the Camera's former buildings at 1048 Pearl and 1023 Walnut St., which are connected by an elevated walkway that spans an alley.
Some business owners, however, are worried about not only the scope and duration of the massive development but also the timing — several construction projects are going on in the blocks west of the Pearl Street Mall.
"I want it to work; I want things to grow; I'm not afraid of change, but I think this is catastrophic," said Mikki Rainey, who has owned Classic Facets, an antique jewelry store at 942 Pearl St., for 29 years. "This is going to hurt a lot of people, a lot of jobs, a lot of sales tax."
Officials for the city of Boulder, which is in the midst of its own seven-month "streetscaping" project in the west Pearl area, say they're working with the various developers to ensure that pedestrian and vehicle access remains open.
"It's a little bit of a challenge because you only have a certain amount of space and you have to provide for pedestrians, vehicles and construction, and they're all being done in a small space," said Ashlee Herring, spokeswoman and events coordinator for Boulder's downtown and University Hill management division.
Demolition on PearlWest's Pearl Street building likely will start a few days after May 12, said Dan Schuetz, project manager for Nichols Partnership, the Denver-based developer of PearlWest.
Once the Pearl Street building comes down — an effort scheduled to take four weeks — workers will start demolishing the Walnut Street building, he said.
After the work begins on Walnut, crews will start installing the shoring system in preparation for excavations that will go 40 feet deep on the Pearl property and 25 feet deep on the Walnut side, Schuetz said.
Plans for the 160,000-square-foot retail and office building include three levels of below-grade parking on the Pearl property and one level of below-grade parking on the Walnut site. The Pearl lot will have 220 parking spaces, and the Walnut side will have a 62-space automated parking system.
The Pearl side also is designed to house a movie theater that will operate in two levels below-grade.
Excavation is expected to start the first week of August with a scheduled completion date of Oct. 22, Schuetz said. Foundation work has a scheduled start date of Nov. 1, he said.
The below-grade work is expected to continue for a few months with above-grade work starting in March 2015, he said.
If the project moves forward as scheduled, PearlWest should be completed by March 2016.
Rainey said she already has seen a 30 percent drop in sales since the Boulder streetscaping and 901 Pearl St. redevelopment started earlier this year.
"I really don't know until I see what's going to happen," she said, referencing PearlWest and the planned infill project at 909 Walnut. "I think it's going to have a big impact; people are going to see this wall of construction, and I don't think they're going to come down to the west end."
The Downtown Boulder Business Improvement District on Wednesday launched Wild West End Wednesdays, a promotional effort that runs through Aug. 27, said Terri Takata-Smith, a spokeswoman for Downtown Boulder Inc. Participating businesses will offer special events and sales.
Additional details about Wild West End Wednesdays are available at thewestendboulder.com.
"The goal is to remind people how many wonderful shops and restaurants can be found just west of the bricks," Takata-Smith said, adding that Downtown Boulder Inc. also plans to feature west end businesses on its lovethelocal.com site.
Nichols Partnership paid $13.5 million for the former Daily Camera property in 2012, acquiring the buildings from Los Angeles-based Karlin Real Estate. Karlin paid $9 million for the property in 2010 and spent the following two years developing plans and eventually gaining city approval for the project.
The Camera operated off 11th and Pearl streets for 119 years before moving its operations to 5450 Western Ave. in early 2011.
Contact Camera Business Writer Alicia Wallace at 303-473-1332 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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As the U.S. hurricane season enters its final two months, all eyes along the Gulf Coast are on Tropical Storm Karen as she roars toward landfall, currently expected somewhere between Louisiana and the Florida Panhandle.
Many of the worst storms to strike in past years have caused billions in damage, especially for those residing on the East Coast and in states near the Gulf of Mexico. Energy firms including BP, Chevron, Anadarko and others have evacuated staff or temporarily shut down production along the coast in preparation for the latest storm, which the National Hurricane Center has said could reach hurricane strength before coming ashore.
As companies and residents brace for Karen, CNBC asked: What are the all-time costliest hurricanes to hit the United States? Here are the Top 10, according to the Insurance Information Institute. The damage figures represent insured losses for property coverage and are adjusted to 2012 dollars.
By Brian Beers, Senior Producer
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Roti Jala—means "net bread" literally—is another Malaysian recipe that deserves special introduction on Rasa Malaysia.
These lacy and net like pancakes/crepes are very popular during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, where vendors set up temporary stalls selling roti jala to go with various curries offered. Roti Jala is also very popular as an afternoon tea snack.
For me, I can eat them anytime of the day as long as I have some curries to go with them. I have always wanted to make Roti Jala, but there is a problem, I didn't have the mold.
Recently I brought one back from home, together with the pie tee mold that I'd blogged about. I got to play with my new roti jala mold yesterday and dished out these fabulous Roti Jala.
Making Roti Jala was a fun exercise. Suffice it to say, the mold was really easy to use; in no time, I finished up the batter and made 12 gorgeous looking lacy lads.
No Roti Jala is complete without curries, so I whipped up some chicken curry with an instant curry paste. You can also serve roti jala with sambal udang, or prawn sambal.
Malaysian food is just so varied, compelling, and stimulating—not a single meal is ever boring, bland, or uninteresting. Please check out the roti jala recipe and also a quick chicken curry recipe.
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The FreeCol team aims to create an Open Source version of Colonization (released under the GPL). At first we'll try to make an exact clone of Colonization. The visuals will be brought up to date with more recent standards but will remain clean, simple and functional. Certain new 'features' will be implemented but the gameplay and the rules will be exactly the same as the original game. Examples of modern features are: an isometric map and multiplayer support.
A Colony with a Fort. This clone will be developed incrementally and result in FreeCol 1.0.0 which will be an almost exact Colonization clone.


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Alexander Hayes
Associate Professor of Astronomy
Specialty Areas:
Planetary Science
Research Projects
Cassini Mission to Saturn, Cassini RADAR observations of Titan's Surface, Icy Satellite Surfaces, Titan's Hydrocarbon Cycle, Mars Exploration Rover Mission,Interpretation and Correlation of Martian Stratigraphy, Planetary Surface Processes, Temperature-Dependent Spectroscopy of Hydrated Minerals, and Instrument Development.
Hayes uses spacecraft-based remote sensing to study the properties of planetary surfaces, their interactions with the interior, and if present, atmosphere.Recently, he has focused on studying the coupling of surface, subsurface, and atmospheric processes on Titan and Mars. Titan is the only planetary body,besides Earth, that supports standing bodies of liquid on its surface. Hayes uses the Cassini RADAR to study and model surface morphologies on icy satellites, including the distribution and evolution of Titan's hydrocarbon lakes and seas. Using data from the Mars Exploration Rovers and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, he is also interested studying the depositional and diagenetic history of early Mars. The geometry, scale, and distribution of sedimentary structures on Mars is strikingly similar to deposits found on Earth, allowing the methods and principles of terrestrial-based sedimentologyto be utilized on Martian Analogs.
Selected Publications:
Full list and C.V. available here.
A. G. Hayes, J. Grotzinger, L. Edgar, W. Watters, S. Squyres, and J. Sohl-Dickstien. Reconstruction of Ancient Eolian Bed Forms and Paleo-Currents from Cross-Bedded Strata at Merdiani Planum, Mars. Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, Vol. 116, E00F21, April 2011.
A. G. Hayes, O. Aharonson, J. Lunine, H. Zebker, L. Wye, R. Lorenz, E. Turtle, P. Paillou,G. Mitri, S. Wall, E R. Stofan, C. Elachi, and The Cassini RADAR Team. Transient Surface Liquid in Titan's Polar Regions from Cassini. Icarus, vol. 211, January 2011
A. G. Hayes, A. S. Wolf, O. Aharonson, H. Zebker, R. Lorenz, P. Paillou, S. Wall, and C. Elachi. Bathymetry and Absorptivity of Titan's Ontario Lacus. Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, Vol. 115, E09009, September 2010.
O. Aharonson, A. G. Hayes, J.I. Lunine, R.D. Lorenz, M.D. Allison, and C. Elachi. An asymmetric distribution of lakes on Titan as a possible consequence of orbital forcing. Nature Geosciences, 2:851-854, November 2009.
A. G. Hayes, O. Aharonson, P. Callahan, C. Elachi, Y. Gim, R. Kirk, K. Lewis, R. Lopes, R. Lorenz, J. Lunine, K. Mitchell, G. Mitri, E. Stofan, and S. Wall. Hydrocarbon lakes on Titan: Distribution and interaction with a porous regolith. Geophysical Research Letters, 35:9204, May 2008.


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