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A new Penn Arts and Sciences initiative is awarding grants to faculty to encourage the collective investigation of global topics across the humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. Dean Steven J. Fluharty recently announced the first round of projects to be funded through this program, called the Dean's Integrative Global Inquiries Fund.
The new fund was established to advance the School's commitment to global inquiry, a priority outlined in its strategic plan, Our Foundations and Frontiers. Dean Fluharty says that the funded projects demonstrate "the pairing of extraordinarily complex global questions with our extraordinary faculty. These projects stimulate collective investigation across the arts and sciences and create opportunities for the collaboration and knowledge-sharing paramount for global inquiry."
The following four projects were selected to receive up to $50,000 to support a variety of activities including research, visiting scholars, workshops, and symposia. Each project was evaluated for its potential to expand global collaboration and employ transdisciplinary approaches in exploring a range of cultural, social, political, and economic forces.
The Global Problem of Child Poverty: Can Neuroscience Help?
This project, led by psychology's Martha Farah, Walter H. Annenberg Professor in the Natural Sciences, will examine the relevance of documented neurological impacts of childhood poverty beyond the developed world, along with ways in which the scientific knowledge may be applied to policy. Collaborators include Jere Behrman, Williams R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Economics and Sociology; Petra Todd, Edmund J. and Louise W. Kahn Term Professor of Economics; and Allyson Mackey, Assistant Professor of Psychology.
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The vehicles often carry false bill, challan, statements and the papers which help them earn more profit. Taxable commodities that are carried by these vehicles are often shown as non-taxable. One of the methods of evasion is that taxable goods carried of Assam are often declared in such a away that the goods are shown to be transported to any of the NE states, so that payments of tax to the Assam Government does not arise. To check this, a system of taxing bank guarantee or call deposit (which is refundable in case of genuine declaration) has been introduced at the check post. But it is found that the preventive measures to check tax evasion are not at all effective.
Transporters in some cases even change the lists of goods transported by the vehicle and names of taxable commodity are replaced by non-taxable commodities to evade tax at Chagolia check gate itself. As physical verification is the responsibility of the tax officials, they allow evasion for reasons best known of them. Due to the evasion of tax, the collection is not found to be satisfactory in comparison to the number of goods vehicles plying through the gate of Chagolia. It has also come to light that agents of about 250 transport companies are functioning around Chagolia-Boxirhat gate. Sources revealed that agents of about 150 transport companies are also from North Bengal who allegedly often helps the truckers in evading taxes. If this is not the case then the question that arises here is, what are the functions of transport agent at Chagolia if the papers of goods-carrying vehicles are found to be genuine?
It is alleged that some officials of this check post have close connection with some transport companies and the vehicles of these companies allegedly enjoy smooth passage through the gate. It is also alleged that if physical verifications are done then the victims are often the owner driver or small-time carriers with weak links. Reliable sources disclosed that transport companies for truck operators who are transporting taxable goods like egg, cement, dalda, betel nut, onion, potato etc. have been evading huge amounts of taxes. Sources further disclosed a single permit is shown against several taxable goods-carrying trucks. According to procedure transit passes are to be issued to vehicles bound for the NE States carrying taxable goods.
Transit passes are issued to such vehicles which are to be returned to this check post without one month, with a confirmation from the exit check post of the department of the State concerned that the goods were actually transported to that NE state concerned. Failure to return the transit passes to this check post within the stipulated period with the confirmation from the exit check post is assumed as evasion. Some transport companies submit bank guarantee to the department with the argument that if evasion is ever detected the department would for feit the amount from the guarantee money deposited by the companies. The guarantee money submitted by the companies is found to be low and is seldom found to be deducted, if evasion is detected. On the other hand, those transport companies have been evading taxes on the pretext that they have submitted bank guarantee.
Truck operators always allege that the non-transferable clerks of Chagolia Sales Tax check post who deal with the transit passes charge minimum of Rs 200 as extra money for issuing transit passes. Drivers always alleged that they have to pay a minimum of Rs 250/300 at the Sales Tax check post whether or not they are carrying taxable or non-taxable goods. Drivers of coal-carrying trucks told this correspondent that they are compelled to pay entry fee of Rs 300 for 6-wheeler trucks and Rs 400/500 for 10-wheeler trucks at Chagolia Sales Tax check post.

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A collaboration between The University of Manchester, Edinburgh University, Essex University, Lancaster University and Leeds University with Fellowships based at Cardiff University, Queens University Belfast and The University of Salford
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Intermediaries and the meso-level restructuring of new practices.
This Fellowship is exploring whether it is possible for 'intermediaries' to operate between macro level pressures and micro level social contexts in order to purposively manage the emergence of new practices. This is both a theoretical and empirical question. Within the context of funded work on water infrastructure, energy demand management, the hydrogen economy and urban ecological security we have a substantial body of empirical work on the critical role of 'strategic' intermediaries attempting to develop systemic change in socio-technical systems across a wide range of different urban and local contexts. The activity is of conceptual value based upon a review of literature which contributes to the core concerns of the SPRG programme.
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In September Mike Hodson and Simon Marvin presented the work undertaken during their SPRG Fellowship at the Urban Waste Transitions: connecting innovation, infrastructure and households workshop at the University of Manchester. The workshop was sponsored by the Sustainable Consumption Institute, cities@manchester and the SPRG. This day long workshop was attended by more than 35 participants who came from a variety of backgrounds including academia, local government, communities and public policy. The purpose of the workshop was to explore the literatures on infrastructure innovations, socio-technical transitions and the dynamics of everyday practices. Although focused on municipal waste, the workshop was designed to bring together colleagues from different disciplines to review progress in the field and discuss how to further conceptual developments.
The Fellowship presentation was designed to examine insights and experiences from urban low carbon transitions. The paper that was presented argues that intensive carbon-based activities are historically deeply embedded in human lives and that a transition to a low carbon future is a multi-faceted, complex operation. The growing demand for low carbon cities and possible low carbon urban responses in general were explored before two case studies were presented. Greater London was portrayed as a low carbon exemplar due to the integrated efforts of multiple actors across the region. This was contrasted with the situation in Greater Manchester wherein the intermediary functionality is low and isolated one-off projects predominate.
For copies of the presentation see http://www.sci.manchester.ac.uk/events/sci/urban-waste-transitions. The paper can be requested from Mike Hodson and Simon Marvin. The paper will be published in a forthcoming issue of Urban Studies. Further work is being developed between the Fellowship and the workshop organisers on comparative transitions dynamics in the Greater Manchester context.


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This information has been reviewed and adapted for use in South Carolina by Pam Schmutz, HGIC Food Safety Specialist and Elizabeth Hoyle, Extension Food Safety Specialist, Clemson University. Revised by Pam Schmutz, HGIC Food Safety Specialist and Julie Northcutt, Extension Food Safety Specialist, Clemson University. (New 10/99. Revised 09/08.)
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Fresh poultry — chicken, turkey, duck and goose — is defined by the USDA as poultry that has never been below 26 °F. When held at temperatures ranging from 26 to 40 °F, there is minimal ice crystal formation and poultry meat is still soft and pliable. There should be no detectable odor. The surface should not be slick nor have a shiny appearance, and should not have color defects (flesh discoloration or bruises larger than the size of a dime).
Dating of Poultry Products: Product dating is not required by federal regulations. However, many stores and processors may voluntarily date packages of poultry or poultry products. If a calendar date is shown, there must be a phrase explaining the meaning of the date. Consumers should use or freeze poultry products within one or two days of purchase. If the manufacturer has determined a "use-by" date, observe it for peak quality and freshness. It 's always best to buy a product before its date expires. If a date expires after the poultry is frozen, the food can still be used. However, quality begins to deteriorate after one year of frozen storage for whole poultry and nine months of frozen storage for poultry parts.
Product Inspection & Grading: All poultry found in retail stores is either USDA-inspected for wholesomeness and safety, or inspected by state systems using standards equal to the federal government. Prior to entering the processing plant, live birds are inspected for signs of disease. Diseased birds are immediately condemned and do not enter the processing plant. In the plant, each animal and its internal organs are again inspected for signs of disease. The "Passed and Inspected by USDA" seal ensures that the poultry is wholesome and free from disease.
Inspection is mandatory, but grading for quality is voluntary. Poultry are graded according to USDA regulations and standards for meatiness, appearance and freedom from defects. Grade A chickens, the best grade, have plump, meaty bodies and clean skin, free of bruises, broken bones, feathers, cuts and discoloration.
Prestuffed Poultry: Buying retail-stuffed whole poultry is not recommended because of the highly perishable nature of a previously stuffed item. Some USDA-inspected frozen stuffed poultry MUST be cooked from the frozen state to ensure a safely cooked product.
Many frozen entrées containing stuffed boneless poultry products may appear to be pre-cooked or browned, but they are NOT ready-to-eat and must be fully cooked by the consumer. If the label states "Cook and Serve," "Ready to Cook," or "Oven Ready" this indicates that the product is raw and must be fully cooked by the consumer. The safest way to cook these products is in a conventional oven. If a microwave oven is used, these poultry products should be covered to allow steam to build, and then allowed to stand for the recommended time to ensure that there are no "cold spots". Check the internal temperature in several places to make sure the product has been cooked throughout to at least 165 °F
Refrigeration: Packaged fresh poultry may be refrigerated in its original wrapping in the coldest part of the refrigerator for up to two days. Cooked, cut-up poultry is at its best when refrigerated no longer than two days; cooked, whole poultry (without stuffing) may be stored for three days.
Freezing: Freeze fresh poultry if you do not plan to cook it within two days after purchase. Avoid freezer burn by using heavy-duty foil, or moisture-and vapor-proof freezer bags or plastic wraps that keep out oxygen. Be sure to press the air out of the package before freezing. Wrap chicken parts separately and label for ease in selecting just the right number of parts to thaw for a single meal. Poultry may also be frozen in its original wrap if it is first overwrapped in freezer-appropriate packaging to prevent quality loss. Cooked parts may be frozen in the same way as fresh, unless made with a sauce or gravy. In that case, pack the chicken in a rigid freezer container with a tight-fitting lid.
Cleanliness: Always wash hands thoroughly with hot, soapy water before preparing foods and after handling raw poultry. Don't let raw poultry or juices touch ready-to-eat foods either in the refrigerator or during preparation. Don't put cooked foods on the same plate that previously held raw poultry. Always wash utensils that have touched raw poultry with hot, soapy water before using them for the cooked poultry. Wash counters, cutting boards and other surfaces raw poultry have touched. Sanitize these surfaces with a solution of a teaspoon of chlorine bleach per quart of water before using for other foods.
Thawing: Thaw uncooked poultry in the refrigerator or in cold water. NEVER thaw poultry at room temperature. To thaw poultry in cold water, leave the poultry in its original wrapping or place it in a watertight plastic bag. Change the water every 30 minutes. Be sure to clean and sanitize the sink, bowl or dish used to thaw poultry.
For quick thawing of uncooked or cooked poultry, use the microwave. Thawing time will vary according to whether you're thawing whole poultry or parts, and the number of parts frozen together. Use the DEFROST or MEDIUM-LOW setting, according to the manufacturer's directions. Turn poultry and separate parts as they thaw; taking care the meat does not begin to cook. Repeat as needed. Cook poultry immediately after thawing in the microwave oven. See Table 2 for defrosting times.
Marinating: Marinate poultry in the refrigerator, not at room temperature. Discard the marinade after use because it contains raw juices, which may harbor bacteria. Use leftover marinade as a sauce only if first brought to a rolling boil for one minute.
Importance of Kitchen Thermometers: One of the critical factors for minimizing bacteria in food is controlling temperature. Most pathogenic microorganisms grow very slowly at low temperatures, multiply rapidly in mid-range temperatures and are killed at high temperatures. For safety, foods must be cooked thoroughly. It is essential to use a thermometer when cooking meat and poultry to prevent undercooking and foodborne illness.
Using a thermometer is the only reliable way to ensure safety and to determine the "doneness" of most foods. To be safe, a product must be cooked to an internal temperature high enough to destroy any harmful bacteria that may have been in the food. Color and texture changes in meat and poultry cannot be relied on to determine that foods have been safely cooked to destroy all bacteria.
All poultry and all stuffing, whether cooked alone or in the bird, must be cooked to an internal temperature of at least 165 °F. For reasons of personal taste or texture preferences, consumers may choose to cook poultry to higher temperatures.
When cooking whole turkey, the thermometer should be inserted into the thickest part of the thigh, without touching the bone. For chicken, and other smaller poultry, insert the thermometer in the thickest part of the breast. If stuffed, the center of the stuffing should be checked after the thigh or breast reaches 165 °F. If cooking poultry parts, insert the thermometer into the thickest area, avoiding the bone. The thermometer may be inserted sideways if necessary. When the food being cooked is irregularly shaped, the temperature should be checked in several places. Estimated cooking times for chicken, duck, goose and turkey are described in Table 1.
Sometimes consumers will notice a pink color in fully-cooked poultry. Commercial marinades may have a small amount of nitrites or nitrates (the same ingredients used to cure meats) which gives poultry a pink color even when it is fully cooked.
Ground Chicken or Turkey: Ground meats must be cooked thoroughly to kill harmful bacteria. Unlike whole muscle meat, whose interior meat is sterile, the grinding process exposes the interior meat in ground poultry to bacteria, which may be on the surface, in the air, on equipment or on people's hands. To kill bacteria, food safety experts have one major rule of thumb: Cook ground poultry to at least 165 °F. This step, while very simple, offers the best protection that consumers can have for serving ground poultry products safely.
Wash hands with soap and water before serving or eating food.
Always use clean utensils and storage containers for safe storage.
For more information request HGIC 3560, How to Cook a Turkey and HGIC 3515, Safe Handling of Wild Game Birds. For information on Avian Influenza, see HGIC 4351, Avian Influenza (Bird Flu).
Always use a thermometer to check proper internal temperatures to make sure poultry is thoroughly cooked. All poultry should be cooked to a minimum safe internal temperature of at least 165 °F. For reasons of personal taste or texture preferences, consumers may choose to cook poultry to higher temperatures. Cooking times listed in the table below are only estimates.
|Type of Poultry
|Roasting Unstuffed
|Roasting Stuffed
|*If smoked, use indirect heat and a drip pan rather than direct heat when grilled. DO NOT STUFF.
**Prick skin of whole duck or goose before roasting or smoking so fat can render.
|Whole Roasting Hen
|5-7 lbs.
|2-2¼ hrs
|2½-2¾ hrs
|18-25 min/lb (smoked)*
|9-10 min/lb
|Whole Broiler Fryers
|3-4 lbs
|1¼-1½ hrs
|1¾-2 hrs
|60-75 min (smoked)*
|9-10 min/lb
|Breast Halves with Bone
|6-8 oz
|30-40 min
|10-15 min/side
|8-9 min/lb
|Boneless Breast Halves
|4 oz
|20-30 min
|6-8 min/side
|6-8 min/lb
|Legs or Thighs
|4-8 oz
|40-50 min
|10-15 min/side
|8-9 min/lb
|4 oz
|35-45 min
|8-12 min/side
|8-9 min/lb
|Wings or Wingettes
|2-3 oz
|30-40 min
|8-12 min/side
|8-9 min/lb
|Whole Turkey
|12-14 lbs
|3-3¾ hrs
|3½-4 hrs
|3-4 hours (smoked)*
|14 lb. turkey maximum. 9-10 min/lb. Do not stuff.
|14- 18lbs
|3¾-4¼ hrs
|4-4 ½ hrs
|not recommended
|4¼-4½ hrs
|4¼- 4¾ hrs
|not recommended
|20-24 lbs
|4½ -5 hrs
|4¾-5¼ hrs
|not recommended
|Whole Breast
|4-8 lbs
|1½ -3¼ hrs
|8 lbs: 3-3½ hrs
|1-2 hours
|10-15 min/lb
(H) first ⅓ time
(M) last ⅔ time
|Half Breast
|2-3 lbs
|50-60 min
|(M) 11-15 min/lb
|¾-1 lb each
|2–2¼ hrs
|1½-2 hours (smoked)*
|(MH) 13-16 min/lb
|¾-1 lb each
|1¾-2 hrs
|1½-2 hours (smoked)*
|Wings or Wingettes
|6-8 oz each
|1¾-2¼ hrs
|50-60 min
|Duck and Goose**
|Whole Duckling – Do not stuff.
|4-6 lbs
|30-35 min/lb at 350 °F
|2½ hrs (smoked)*
|See below.
|Duckling Breast, boneless
|Brown skin-side down in a skillet over medium heat. Then cook in a 425 °F oven 12 minutes.
|Grill skin side down 6 minutes; turn and grill 7 to 8 minutes. Or smoke 1 to 2 hours*
|See below.
|Duckling legs and thighs
|Roast 1¼ to 1½ hours at 325 °F.
|Grill legs/ thighs 30 minutes, turning every 5 minutes. Or smoke 1½ to 2 hours.*
|See below.
|Whole Young Goose
|8-12 lbs
|2½ -3 hrs at 350 °F unstuffed. Add 15 to 30 minutes for stuffed.
|2½ to 3 hrs (smoked)* Do not grill.
|See below.
|Young goose, cut up
|2 hours
|35-40 min (grilled). 2 hours smoked*
|See below.
Microwaving Directions for Duck or Goose: Prick skin of whole duck or goose and place on rack in an oven cooking bag or covered dish. Microwave on high 6 to 7 minutes per pound. Crisp in a 500 °F conventional oven 10 to 20 minutes. To microwave parts, arrange so thick parts are toward the outside of dish and thin or bony parts are in the center. Allow 10 minutes standing time after cooking for bone-in goose or duck; 5 minutes for boneless breast. Always cook poultry to a minimum internal temperature of 165 °F.
|Refrigerator Storage (40°F)
|Freezer Storage (0°F)
|Refrigerator Defrost
|Cold Water Defrost
|Microwave Defrost
|Fresh Chicken:
|1-2 days
|9-12 months
|24 hrs
|2-3 hrs
|Check manufacturer's instructions for size of chicken. Cook immediately
|1-2 days
|6-9 months
|3-9 hrs
|1 hr/lb
|1-2 days
|3-4 months
|3-9 hrs
|1 hr/lb
|1-2 days
|3-4 months
|24 hrs
|1½-2 hrs/lb
|Cooked Chicken:
|2-3 days
|4-6 months
|Use Defrost mode. Cook immediately.
|1-2 days
|2-3 months
|Fresh Turkey:
|1-2 days
|12 months
|24 hrs/5 lbs
|30 min/lb Change water every half hour.
|Check manufacturer's instructions for the size of turkey.
|1-2 days
|9 month
|3-9 hrs
|1-2 days
|3-4 months
|3-9 hrs
|1-2 days
|3-4 months
|1 day
|Cooked Turkey:
|2-3 days
|Use Defrost mode. Cook immediately.
|2-3 days
|4-6 months
|1-2 days
|2-3 months
|Fresh Duck
|1-2 days
|6 months
|1-2 days
|2-3 hrs
|Check instructions according to size.
|1-2 days
|6 months
|1 day
|1-2 hrs
|1-2 days
|6 months
|1-2 days
|4-6 hrs
|1-2 days
|6 months
|1 day
|1-2 hrs
|Cooked Duck:
|2-3 days
|2-3 months
|Use Defrost mode. Cook immediately.
|Cooked Goose:
|2-3 days
|2-3 months
|Use Defrost mode. Cook immediately.
This information is supplied with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement of brand names or registered trademarks by the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service is implied, nor is any discrimination intended by the exclusion of products or manufacturers not named. All recommendations are for South Carolina conditions and may not apply to other areas. Use pesticides only according to the directions on the label. All recommendations for pesticide use are for South Carolina only and were legal at the time of publication, but the status of registration and use patterns are subject to change by action of state and federal regulatory agencies. Follow all directions, precautions and restrictions that are listed.


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text: On Mon, 26 Jul 1999, Dirk Moerenhout wrote:> > BTW, I would like to know if somebody is working on the kernel problems> > shown by Benno Senoner. That is, audio RT process handling A/D & D/A> > should not freeze during heavy disk usage.> > Benno never answered my question if he had disabled update when doing the> tests on 2.2.8+ kernels. I still fear that this could've been a problem in> his setup. The new kflushd works differently then update which sync'd on a> which wasn't all that intelligent. Certainly if you run a new kernel with> kflushd and at the same time the good old update you are not doing it> correct. So I'd really wanna see somebody test it while being sure the old> update is not running.> > Dirk Moerenhout ///// System Administrator ///// Planet Internet NVSorry for not answering, maybe I lost your mail , or did not notice youquestion.No update/bdflush was running on my 2.2.9 kernel.I checked this first throug grepping for "update" or"bdflush" in the process list.It seems that even if update was not much intelligent,inserting shcedule() calls helps very much, we still are all waiting forMingo's latest killer patch. :-)When I get the patch and and the testresult I will post them.ciao,Benno.-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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Horror as a genre, is like the carnival geek; it evokes ridicule, misunderstanding and has had a history of being looked down upon by the masses. But to some, like me, it's way cool. In recent years, shows like The Walking Dead have brought the horrific from the shadows and at least onto cable. Entire [Continue]


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Many in South Bend are praising Mayor Steve Luecke for his executive order issued Wednesday that bans GLBT discrimination of city employees and prospective workers. However, council members Henry Davis Jr. (district 2) and Oliver Davis (district 6) are not.
In 2006 the Common Council considered a similar proposal which would have banned GLBT discrimination city-wide but the measure was defeated by "one vote".
Council members Henry Davis Jr. and Oliver Davis were not on the council in 2006 so it is not clear how they would have voted but their initial reaction to Mayor's executive order sheds light on how they might vote in the future.


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Rugby World Cup Pedigree
With few exceptions, World Cups have proved to be traumatic times for Wales. Pacific teams in particular. For one of the so-called major nations in test rugby, Wales's record of failing to qualify for the knock out stages on three occasions (1991, 1995 and 2007) makes for grim reading. What makes for even grimmer reading is that with the exception of the inaugural competition, Wales have rarely been anything but unconvincing.
Best Rugby World Cup moment
In the first tournament in 1987, Wales defeated England 16-3 in a quarter final played in Brisbane. Despite it being an awful game in terms of quality of play, a win over the English in the knock out stages is something Welsh dreams are made of.
Biggest Rugby World Cup win: Wales 72 – 18 Japan. Cardiff. 20th September 2007
Biggest Rugby World Cup defeat: New Zealand 49 – 6 Wales. Brisbane, Australia. 14th June 1987
Key player: Sam Warburton
22-year-old Warburton has had a massive influence on Wales since taking over the Welsh openside mantle from Martyn Williams at the end of the 2010 autumn internationals. Not only has the Cardiff Blues player proved to be the destructive flanker the team has been crying out for, but as a talismanic figure to fill the void left by injury to first choice captain Matthew Rees.
Wales's most recent success has been in defence, with Warburton and fellow flanker Dan Lydiate either slowing or turning over ball at an impressive rate. Wales's Achilles heel recently has been an inability to retain possession after only a handful of phases, a repeat will once again see all the pressure on Warburton.
One to watch: Toby Faletau
Admittedly not at his best during the August warm-up games, the 20-year-old is a player of enormous potential. The Tongan born number eight has all the attributes to provide the solution to Wales's long running problem at Number Eight. A lack of ball carrying options has also been a major issue, but afro-wearing Faletau has demonstrated for regional side the Newport Gwent Dragons, that he can prove a serious handful for the opposition at the gain line. It will be a big ask in such a physical group though.
Rugby World Cup Fixtures:
11th Sept 09:30 BST: vs South Africa in Wellington
18th Sept 04:30 BST: vs Samoa in Hamilton
26th Sept 07:30 BST: vs Namibia in New Plymouth
2nd Oct 06:00 BST: vs Fiji in Hamilton
Key clash:
With the exception of Namibia, all of Wales's Pool D games could be labelled as key clashes. In the opening match they face South Africa, a country with a phenomenal pedigree when it comes to beating Wales, meaning the first of two matches against one of their Pacific nemeses will essentially settle whether they still have a chance of going through to the knock out stages.
Odds: 2/9 to reach the quarter finals and 80-1 to win the World Cup
Wales Coach, Warren Gatland, says:
"We've got to be excited about going to New Zealand. We've got to be going there with a lot of confidence. I know the guys are really keen and motivated to do well out there and we'll give it our best shot. It's the pinnacle of anyone's rugby career, as a player or coach, to be involved in a World Cup."
Wales Captain, Sam Warburton, says:
"Getting out of the group is a minimum. If we didn't get out of the group it would be a massive disappointment and then I guess it depends on the draw and how it goes on the day from there. To make the knock-out stages would be great and hopefully we can get to the semis and depending on the opposition, who knows?"
History tells us that Wales tend to produce their best results when expectations are at the end of the spectrum. Most people have written off their chances of a largely inexperienced squad progressing from such a demanding pool. But Wales have shown, that irrespective of some rather large flaws in their performances this year, that they have developed a knack for winning ugly. I'm predicting that Wales will make it out of their pool by the narrowest of margins, but a probable quarter final tie with Australia will prove to be one step too far.
By Paul French


text: On Tue, 2004-03-30 at 11:04, Stephen C. Tweedie wrote:[ barriers vs ordered writes ]> The distinction becomes important if flushing and barriers have> significantly different performance characteristics. In the SCSI tagged> command case, we can insert an ORDERED queue tag into the pipeline> without having to wait for anything. But if we implement the barrier> and the flush by the same mechanism, then the fs ends up waiting; we get> > write log blocks> wait for IO queue to empty> write commit block> wait for IO queue to empty> > instead of> > write log blocks> write commit block with ORDERED tag set> > so the commits are miles slower.> I think we're mixing a few concepts together. submit_bh(WRITE_BARRIER,bh) gives us an ordered write in whatever form the lower layers canprovide. It also ensures that if you happen to call wait_on_buffer()for the barrier buffer, the wait won't return until the data is onmedia.The construct allows for the second type of commit you describe above,where wait_on_buffer is not called on the log blocks until after thecommit block has been sent down the pipe. The reiserfs barrier patchdoes this now.The fact that IDE implements the barriers via a flush and that no otherlayer has barriers right now is secondary ;) I do want to revive somekind of ordering for scsi as well, but since IDE is a safety issue rightnow I wanted to concentrate there first.> Jens' patch happens to implement barriers via flushes on IDE, but at the> block layer blkdev_issue_flush() and set_buffer_ordered() are quite> distinct APIs.Yes, they are completely different. blkdev_issue_flush is the kernelrecognizing that wait_on_buffer (or page or whatever) isn't alwaysenough to make sure writes are really done. It has no orderingsemantics at all, it just means "really write what you've already toldme is written, unless you promise via battery backed cache that it willget to disk eventually"(roughly)-chris-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to email@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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The Nederland boys basketball team was mentioned in the May 16 edition of Sports Illustrated. Well, they sort of were. A story about college basketball recruiters, which begins on page 60, opens with the scene of a recruiter from Washington sitting in the Nederland gymnasium for the Nederland Bulldog Classic in December.
The recruiter was watching Justin Jackson, a freshman forward who plays for Homeschool Christian Youth Association in Houston.
You can check out the article here.
Along with leading Nederland to its best season in many decades, coach Brian English also did a great job of assembling a talented tournament. The championship game for that tournament ended up being Galveston Ball vs. Silsbee, with Ball taking an 82-80 win.


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Monday 9/26/05 Obituaries
Published 8:00 pm, Sunday, September 25, 2005
Delbert Leo Krueger
Delbert "Del" Leo Krueger, 60, of Decker, died Thursday, Sept. 22, 2005, at his home, following a short illness.
He was born on Dec. 21, 1944, in Cass City to Leo David and Evelyn Ruth (Cornell) Krueger. He married Charlene Ann Derengowski on April 8, 1967, in Cass City.
Del graduated from Kingston High School in 1963. He served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. Del was a lifelong dairy farmer. Del was a member of FFA throughout high school, a member of MMPA for 35 years and a member of Farm Bureau. He attended St. Michael Catholic Church in Wilmot. Delbert so loved his family and friends. He loved working with his dairy cows and sitting under his magnolia tree. He was an avid Rolling Stones fan.
Del is survived by his wife, Charlene; children, Robert (Michelle Yax) Krueger of Cass City, Richard Krueger of Mt. Pleasant, Jeremy (Jodi) Krueger of Decker, Jenna (his "Little Dumpling") Krueger of Decker; granddaughters, Samantha, Tabatha, and Savanna of Cass City, Katelyn of Decker; mother, Evelyn Krueger of Deford; sisters, Joann (Ralph) VanStone of Lapeer, Thelma TerBush (Fred) of Clio, Linda (special friend, Floyd Cargill) of Decker; brother-in-law, Gary Haebler of Decker; brother, Ken Krueger of Deford; many nieces and nephews; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Gloria and Bill Sattelberg and family of Midland; honorary daughter, Angela Gruber; many wonderful neighbors. Del was another grandpa to Trysten.
He was preceded in death by his father, Leo, who died on April 14, 1990.
Everyone is invited to a memorial service at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005, at Del's home on Lamton Road with the Rev. Daniel O'Sullivan and the Rev. Jim Fader Jr. presiding and military honors under the direction of Cass City VFW Post No. 3644.
Memorials may be made to American Red Cross. Family and friends may share memories, prayers, and stories with the family at www.kranzfuneralhome.com.


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Police are seeking tips to make an arrest in a heat crime incident at the Roosevelt Field Mall on Long Island.
Nassau County police say a swastika and the words "Death to the Jews" were scrawled in large red letters on a door in a service corridor of the East Garden City mall.
The graffiti was discovered on Tuesday at 3:50 p.m.
The graffiti was approximately 24 inches high and 18 inches long.
Police say the investigation is continuing.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.
Source: Fox 5 NY


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As a mom, you learn how to stretch a dollar and make every cent count – especially when you decide to become a stay-at-home mom. When I became a stay-at-home mom, making a budget and finding great deals became my new job. Checking weekly ads and coupons to find a good deal on things I need has become second nature. And with a seven month old in tow, finding good deals on our favorite diapers and wipes has become especially important because I'm not willing to settle. Finding dependable and affordable diapers is a must, and my favorite is Huggies Little Snugglers Plus Diapers – brand new at Costco.
I have found that buying in bulk is a definite money saver. Costco is definitely the way to go for quality and savings, especially for premium baby care products like Huggies brand new Diapers and Wipes. This is why having a Costco membership has always been a necessity for our family and I love that they now carry Huggies Little Snugglers Plus Diapers. They are brand new at Costco and I love knowing that I am getting a great product at a great price. The GentleAbsorb Liner is a huge lifesaver – its tiny pillows offer a cushiony layer of protection between your baby's skin and the mess. It's perfect for my baby's super sensitive skin; the softer, the better. It just puts my mind at ease to know my baby is comfortable and protected, even with his super delicate skin. The pocketed back waistband also helps keep in the runny mess.
Another one of my favorite things about the Huggies Little Snugglers Plus Diapers is how super absorbent they are for day and night protection. Every mom knows how important and rare a good night's sleep is, and with these diapers I'm not up all night with constant diaper changes. A well-rested momma is a happy momma!
And because my baby's skin is so ultra sensitive, I also never leave Costco without Huggies Natural Care Plus Wipes. Like the Huggies Little Snugglers Plus Diapers, they are also brand new at Costco, and my baby's skin loves how cushiony soft they are. I love knowing they are thicker and more durable for life's messes because between all five of my kids, at least one of them is always getting into some sort of mess. My 7 month old in particular is always putting his fingers in his food. Although it drives me crazy that he is such a messy eater, it definitely helps that Huggies Natural Care Plus Wipes can keep up.
I know that Costco always carries great products and brands to fill my diaper bag. Other than our favorite Huggies Little Snugglers Plus Diapers, I also found swaddling blankets on our last Costco run. The blankets are in a design that are so in style right now. I also stock up on baby shampoo, which is something we use a lot. It makes buying in bulk worth every penny.
And of course, a trip to Costco is never complete without filling up on their food samples. My three year old loves going just for that. It makes shopping with him a lot easier. This penny-pinching momma also loves the great price on their gas, usually 20 cents cheaper than local gas stations. This makes our visit to Costco a complete savings package and I don't have to run to several different stores to find all the items my family needs. I also love Costco's no-hassle return policy, which gives me peace of mind when I find the baby has moved up a diaper size.
Keep an eye out for your Costco Savings Book that consistently offers an even greater savings on Huggies and other baby care products. After all my savings at Costco, I make sure and indulge in a well-deserved churro. Happy shopping!


text: social network The Social Networks in Epic Poems By Taylor Quimby • Aug 1, 2012 Long before the advent of Facebook and Myspace, societies shared news and were connected by networks;relationships represented in history's most treasured mythologies. Padraig Mac Carron is a graduate student at Coventry University in England, who authored a paper which examines and evaluates the social networks in some of the canon's most famous – and not so famous -- epic poems. Word of Mouth producer Taylor Quimby spoke with Padraig from his parent's home in Ireland.


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Those new electronic overhead signs you've seen getting installed over Interstate 5 go live Tuesday, the state Transportation Department reports.
What does that mean? Transportation officials say the signs will provide real-time traffic data to drivers, alerting them to switch lanes if traffic is blocked ahead or warning them to slow down if traffic is backed up.
To learn how they work and what the different symbols mean, watch this video:
WSDOT says the new signs "will help reduce rear-end collisions, allow drivers to exit earlier to reach alternate routes, and give drivers advance warning so they can change lanes well before blocking incidents like stalls or collisions." They're mounted every half-mile above northbound I-5 between Boeing Access Road and I-90.
"Congestion and collisions are closely related. Between 2005 and 2009, there were an annual average of 434 collisions on the seven-mile stretch of northbound I-5 between Boeing Access Road and I-90. Two-thirds of these collisions – a total of 287 – are rear-ends, which are typically caused by congestion," according to WSDOT.
UPDATE: Gov. Chris Gregoire, along with Transportation Secretary Paula Hammond and Federal Highways Administrator Victor Mendez, flicked the switch around 11:30 a.m., activating the signs during some morning traffic congestion. Once they were up and running, they displayed slower speeds for the conditions, WSDOT spokeswoman Patty Michaud said.
The I-5 project's cost was about $24 million. The next step will be to install them on state Route 520 this fall between I-5 and 130th Avenue Northeast in Bellevue.After that, WSDOT will install them on I-90 between I-5 and 150th Avenue Southeast in Bellevue, according to WSDOT. The latter two projects will cost about $42 million.
So far, things are running smoothly, Michaud said. The signs are calling for slower speeds when traffic is backed up. There haven't been any lane closures yet to test the "X" symbol, she said.
A word to the wise: Not obeying the variable speed signs can result in a $124 citation.
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Final Fantasy XI mirror your selections back in the first Final Fantasy game. Once you hit 30, you can start transferring into the more iconic and frequently bonus-laden advanced jobs, but your initial selection is meant to call back to the start of the game. Those are the classes that I've already covered in this column, first with a column on the three physical classes, then the three caster classes. But that's barely the tip of the iceberg.
The core game only offered six advanced choices: Paladin, Dark Knight, Ranger, Beastmaster, Bard, and Summoner. Today, I'm going to be taking a look at the somewhat more physical side of the group, using criteria established way back when I started talking about class design philosophy. Bear in mind that this isn't meant to discuss strict power levels; that's the sort of thing that gets fiddled with easily enough and frequently enough that a unique mechanical identity matters more than who's on top at any given week. On with the first batch of advanced jobs!


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I have a great boyfriend. Un the past I had found out that he was hanging out with his ex girlfriend. He lied to me about were he was at that time, but I caught him in that lie. We both had talked and decided to drop it. We now have plans to get married, but i still find my self bringing up stuff from the past that involes the ex. The reason for that is she goes to his moms all the time. How can i stop wondering if them two are talking or messing around. How can i forget this all happened because I want to be happy and get married, but the ex is making me misable
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SLAPP shtick
For the record, here's a workable definition of SLAPP:
A strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP) is a lawsuit that is intended to censor, intimidate, and silence critics by burdening them with the cost of a legal defense until they abandon their criticism or opposition.
Our Exhibit A is a SLAPP that failed:
Here's the news:
"A Los Angeles judge threw out a lawsuit against TheWrap News on Wednesday, ruling that an article about movie financier Elisabeth Thieriot was both accurate and 'took pains' in reporting on a production dispute with her co-producer. Judge Barbara M. Scheper of Los Angeles Superior Court sided with the news organization in granting an anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss Thieriot's complaint on the grounds that it had no probability of success on its merits."
Exhibit B, inevitably, is a SLAPP against a blog publishing Exhibit A.
Inasmuch as Judge Scheper's ruling is rather easily verified by inspection please note that the phrase "plaintiff has no probability of success on the merits" is right there on page 1 I suspect that the second suit will be every bit as successful as the first, and that the Streisand effect is already manifesting itself.
Notes Bill Quick, conceivably the subject of an Exhibit C should this lesson continue to go unlearned by counsel for the plaintiff:
This almost never ends well for those who think lawyerly threats are the sovereign cure for blog-caused discomfort.
See also the First Rule of Holes.


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Meet at the Information Desk for a tour of the highlights of the permanent collection of paintings and sculpture led by one of our friendly, knowledgeable docents. No reservations are required.
Meet at the special exhibition entrance for a guided of A New American Sculpture, 1914–1945: Lachaise, Laurent, Nadelman, and Zorach. This is the first exhibition to investigate the integral relationships between modernism, classicism, and popular imagery in the interwar sculpture of Gaston Lachaise, Robert Laurent, Elie Nadelman, and William Zorach. Assembled from public and private collections, this exhibition of approximately 55 sculptures and 20 drawings addresses the remarkable affinities between the work of four divergent and competitive personalities, who redefined sculpture's expressive potential during the turbulent interbellum period.
Join Miranda Davis, owner and instructor at PerfectFit Yoga, as she leads a yoga session inspired by the exhibition A New American Sculpture, 1914–1945: Lachaise, Laurent, Nadelman, and Zorach. This class will focus on motifs found throughout the exhibition, including beauty, grace, and fluidity and will encourage the exploration of movement in a way that embodies power and freedom. The session will use a Vinyasa style of yoga encompassing breath work, poses for strength and stamina, as well as flexibility and meditative practices.
All levels of practice are welcome.
Please bring a mat and wear proper clothing for movement.
Reservations are required. Registration for this program opens March 1.
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"Tour" the planet from the mountainous landscapes of the northeastern United States to the Galapagos Islands. Explore depictions of the American Southwest and an arctic landscape of Norway. Discover how artists have played a role in conservation efforts, as well as highlighting the world's beauty. This program is available at alternate dates and times by request.
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Peter Carter-Ruck and Partners are prime candidates. And the 20 or so partners who marched out of Dibb Lupton Alsop earlier this month could probably testify to the need for it.
It might go against the grain, but seeking the help of external counsellors – who assess personalities, work out individuals' values and goals and help resolve partnership disputes – is now a viable option for law firms.
A change in management style may not only spare ill-feeling, hurt and bad publicity, but also generate savings for a law firm.
All solicitors are familiar with stories of partners throwing files at trainees, shouting and swearing, office affairs, personality clashes and severe breakdowns in communication. Even the suave Peter Carter-Ruck, whose negotiating skills are legendary, is currently in dispute with partners at his firm, after his name, as senior partner, was removed from the firm's letterhead.
Perhaps the ultimate example is the unhappy tale of City firm Malkin Janners – where, in 1990, 19 partners signed an agreement to dissolve the partnership and the 20th, Robert Hurst, tried to sue them all.
According to Fox Williams senior partner Ronnie Fox, who has acted for solicitors who are in dispute with their firm, partnerships can become "too inward looking".
"Using management consultants can help them regain a sense of their commercial position," he says.
Counsellor Merry Graham of management consultants MCM Network specialises in healing corporate personality clashes or, as she puts it, behavioural clashes. Having previously worked with medical practitioners and accountants, Graham is now counselling lawyers at three separate law firms – one large, one medium-sized and one small.
She has been dealing with the legal sector for six months and claims not to know of any other counsellor doing similar work in the UK.
Graham emphasises she does not simply resolve conflicts but "gets the best out of people". She makes the extraordinary claim that 70 per cent of all partnership conflicts could be pre-empted at recruitment level. "We help partnerships build and form, and we can check the compatibility of the partners by looking at their value systems."
She does this by asking potential partners to fill in a questionnaire covering topics such as "I feel most vulnerable during conflict when…" and "when someone challenges me in front of the others I usually…".
Graham, who also advises the United Nations on conflict resolution, says her strategies offer good value to law firms, where conflict costs dear in terms of their reputation and recruitment expenses.
For a solicitor on a salary of £18,000, Graham estimates she can save the firm £1,370 a year, less £320 for her services. This is calculated by looking at the time saved through speedier dispute resolution, shorter and more precise letters and memos, fewer mistakes due to misunderstandings and shorter meetings. Graham says that most interpersonal conflict stems from a lack of self-awareness.
Another common problem is a tendancy for disillusioned staff to pigeonhole people as having a character trait, such as arrogance, and then "gather evidence" which reinforces that trait.
Graham's services include diagnosing problems, group workshops and one-to-one coaching. Most of her work is done in groups because, even if there are only two main protagonists, other members of the team have allowed the conflict to develop. Lawyers, she says, "usually know what the problem is but choose to ignore it".
The benefit of calling in someone from outside the firm, says Graham, is that it offers a breath of fresh air. "If you are involved in the conflict, it is really difficult to step back. Emotion gets in the way.
"People sometimes say they don't like it when we come in and stir up emotions. There are people who say they don't like the process, but they inevitably acknowledge the benefit of it."
And she insists that her service will not foster a dependency on counsellors. "This is not about making people dependent on us. Quite the opposite."
Whereas Graham is only beginning to corner the UK legal market, consultancies in the US are well ahead of the game.
Larry Richards, of US legal consultants Altman Weil, has worked as an "organisations doctor" for 17 years, assisting about 50 law firms a year. He resolves partnership difficulties, internal struggles, flagging morale, high staff turnover and internal disputes between departments.
According to Richards, lawyers are dispute-prone by nature. He says: "The better we are as a lawyer, the worse we are as a partner."
Richards, who also assists merger talks by carrying out personality tests to identify compatibility, continues: "The law attracts personalities that enjoy conflict and the nature of the job means that departments, for example, the property law and litigation departments, don't depend on each other for results.
"The main cause of conflict is that you have a bunch of experts highly trained in arguing and staking out an adversary opinion. Unless people learn to wear two hats – lawyer and manager, they tend to carry their combative approach into partnership."
Last year, Richards was drafted in to help a firm where some of the rainmakers had tried to wrest control from the others. They wanted to demote all the other partners and engineered a coup, but fell one short of a majority.
Richards says: "It was the most uncomfortable, bruised and hurtful situation ever, but nobody talked about it and everybody carried on as if nothing had happened."
With Richards' advice, the firm embarked on a three-month course of self-diagnosis, interviews, data gathering and analysis. It culminated in every one of the partners attending a four-day retreat at a conference centre where they aired grievances and resolved their differences through workshops.
According to Richards, everything is now "OK" at the firm, partly because the partners made a commitment to resolve their differences.
That law firms can do better when dealing with office conflict is evident from discussions with trainee and junior solicitors, a group which arguably needs to be nurtured most.
The Trainee Solicitors Group (TSG) says two-thirds of calls to its helpline, for trainees experiencing problems during their training contracts, pertain to abuse at work. Most callers say they, or trainees before them, have raised their grievances within their firm but not had the issue resolved.
And if improving quality of life and work is not enough to tempt firms into plying Graham's or Richards' skills, then the spectre of litigation from illness-afflicted trainees might.
Irwin Mitchell solicitor and former TSG chairman, Nick Armstrong says he knows several lawyers in their late twenties who are already experiencing symptoms of stress such as breathing difficulties, dizziness and chest pains.
He warns firms may face lawsuits in the future from young solicitors whose health has been ruined by their work, and points to the Working Time Directive as a source of potential claims.
Armstrong, who has manned the TSG helpline, says he has heard numerous stories of "egomaniac partners, personal vendettas, personality clashes and absolute loonies". Last year the helpline staff fielded two suicidal calls from trainees who had simply had enough.
The majority of calls is from trainees who claim they are overworked, not receiving support, being forced to act unethically and being "chucked in at the deep end".
Armstrong says that many partners are reticent in helping trainees and adopt an attitude of: "I had it done to me therefore you have to do it too."
Given the rapidly changing climate of work, the number of high-profile partner departures from firms and the increasing concern of young lawyers about their lifestyle, perhaps it is time law firms changed tack.
Avoid disaster by looking for warning signs
Law firms can avoid disaster by taking early action and looking for warning signals of trouble ahead. MCM Network consultant Merry Graham outlines some behavioural patterns among staff that can alert the management to problems.
Frequent use of phrases such as "put up with" and "we'll let that go" signal problems are being left unresolved and will rise up again in the future. According to Graham, the general rule is that if workers have more than two items on the "put up with" list then conflict will result.
Over-reacting to minor issues, such as the coffee machine not working, is often a sign of problems elsewhere in the workplace which have not been addressed. This is known as "sideways anger" – unexpressed fury resulting from failure to deal with one problem that often manifests itself elsewhere. For example, a person who feels ignored by his boss may express that anger by kicking the photocopier.
"Polarisation", or a tendency for people to set themselves into "either/or" camps during discussions.
Illness and poor time-keeping. Consistent lateness could mean the employee is avoiding some conflict at work.
The employee not taking responsibility for his actions and blaming others for problems.
A dearth of new ideas. A general sense of deja vu and of "being here before" among workers is a sign of problems in the workplace. Roughly 30 per cent of the week's work should focus on the future of the business.
A tendency among workers to talk about problems rather than come up with solutions.


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Picture: May 30, 2007 - Las Vegas, Nevada -The second award Michael Jackson earned for anothert half-million copies of "Thriller" sold on display at the Michael...
Michael Jackson is living up to his famous reputation for generosity by offering a homeless German family the chance to visit his Neverland Ranch home.
The KING OF POP was horrified when he saw TV footage of the floods that devastated parts of Europe last year (02), and decided to turn a trip to Berlin, Germany, into a mercy mission for one special family.
The family in question were the Wolfs, who had watched in horror as their Meissen home was washed away by Triebisch floods.
Just a day after Jackson's infamous baby-dangling incident in Berlin, the superstar met with the family and invited them to his home.
The trip took six months to plan, but late last month (JUN03), HEIKO and SUSANN WOLF and their daughters SASKIA, nine, and SABRINA, seven, visited Jackson in California.
Susann Wolf admits the three-day trip to Neverland was a "magical experience" which has given her and her husband a new perspective of pop's strangest star.
She says, "Before, I was fascinated, like everyone else, with the way Michael Jackson looks. I read about all the horror stories and I was panicking a bit.
"When I met him briefly in Germany and then again at his home I realised he's normal - like us.
"The children immediately became friends with his. PARIS ran to her dad and said, 'Dad, here is my friend Saskia.' It was wonderful and they all played great together!
"My children ate with his children and it was spectacular. They just talked and talked. Saskia can speak a little English, but they found another way of communicating using hand gestures.
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Here in Central Texas, one organization is taking life-saving steps to help shelter dogs suffering from cancer. Now it needs your help to find loving homes for the animals they've nursed back to health.
Joline is a sweet dog, full of love and life. Watching her run and play around the yard, you'd never imagine she had a radical mastectomy.
"She had mammary cancer in all of her teats," said veterinarian Stacy Hodges.
Joline is just one of the dogs veterinarian Stacy Hodges is helping to beat a disease that kills scores of humans and dogs every year.
"People hear the word cancer in dogs and they automatically think it's a death sentence," Hodges said.
Ketopet Sanctuary in Georgetown takes in dogs with cancer from shelters where they would ultimately be euthanized.
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On the 120-day program, some dogs undergo chemotherapy.
"They don't really lose their hair, they don't get very nauseous or anything like that, dogs handle chemo incredibly well compared to humans," Hodges said.
The four-legged patients enjoy a playground and acres of ranch land where they can get much-needed exercise.
The dogs also spend time inside a hyperbaric oyxgen chamber to help accelerate healing.
"Some of them are daily, some of them are weekly, some of them need x amount of treatments," said Hodges.
And a key part of the treatment involves a ketogenic diet, which is high-fat, low carb, and adequate protein.
Meals consist of ground beef, chicken and shredded fresh veggies.
"We feed them green beans, brussels sprouts, broccoli," said Ketopet's Ami Molina. "They get nothing but the best."
Right now there are four dogs, Joline, Dempsey, Jacy and Spot that are cancer-free, and Ketopet doesn't want to send them back to a shelter.
The organization needs adoptive families willing to continue the dog's special diet.
"It's imperative for their health and the rest of their lives that they continue to stay healthy to help ensure that their cancer does not come back," she said.
Ketopet Sanctuary is funded by public and private donations. They are holding an adoption day on November 1 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at their site, 8701 Ranch Road 2338 in Georgetown.
The organization is not charging anyone to adopt the pets, but will vet any potential owners to make sure the dog is going to the right home.


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