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Faithful Resource Pack for Minecraft 1.14.4/1.13.2/1.12.2 brings lightweight textures in your Minecraft. It's a simple 32×32 pack which uses less CPU and provides better FPS as compared to high definition ones. Faithful textue pack brings more natural look inside your Minecraft by giving an upgrade to Vanilla textures. Faithful Texture pack is supported by a huge list of modification, it's one of the reason behind its popularity. Faithful Resource Pack 1.14.2 and 1.13.2 are also available here.
Faithful Resource Pack Features
- Complete textures for Vanilla Minecraft
- Tons of mods supported, BTW, Tekkit, Millenaire, RedPower2
- Fully Customizable according to your preference
- Low resources usage (less lag)
Download Minecraft Faithful Texture Pack:
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For Minecraft 1.10.2
For Minecraft 1.9.4
For Minecraft 1.9.2
- (Direct) – Faithful+RP
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For Minecraft 1.7.10 and 1.7.x
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How to install Faithful Resource Pack in Minecraft
- Download and install/use OptiFine HD or MCPatcher HD
- Download the Faithful pack from link above
- Go to Start Menu > Type %appdata%/.minecraft and hit enter
- Open resourcepacks folder and move the zip file there you downloaded in Step #2
- If you are using MCPatcher, patch the game.
- If you are using OptiFine change the Lava and Water to dynamic from options menu.
- Enjoy the texture pack.
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SAN ANTONIO, March 3 (UPI) -- Tim Duncan scored 16 points, grabbed 11 rebounds, distributed six assists and blocked five shots Sunday, keying San Antonio's 114-75 win over Detroit.
Manu Ginobili pumped in 17 first-half points for the Spurs, who overcame the absence of injured all-star guard Tony Parker to log their second straight one-sided victory.
Danny Green chipped in with 16 points and Kawhi Leonard added 14 as San Antonio took advantage of 19 Pistons turnovers en route to the triumph.
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State fights creating 2 Obamacares
Determining who has health insurance under Obamacare is almost as simple as figuring out which political party runs a state.
Republican-led states like Texas that have refused Obamacare every step of the way have left hundreds of thousands of people without health care, while Democrat-led states like Kentucky that have embraced key portions of the law have seen a dramatic expansion in people signed up for private health plans and expanded Medicaid coverage.
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A report released Monday by the Obama administration painted the starkest picture yet about the state-by-state politics of the Affordable Care Act. With some notable exceptions, the enrollment numbers reveal what could become two health care systems driven and divided by politics — one that offers low- and moderate-income people greater access and another that doesn't.
Kentucky, which has embraced Obamacare, and Louisiana, which has not, are telling examples of these two scenarios. Although a larger percentage of Louisiana residents are uninsured, only about half as many people signed up for private plans — 17,500, compared to 33,000 in the Bluegrass State. Both states have about 4.5 million residents.
( PHOTOS: The GOP governors who said yes to Medicaid expansion)
And the figures are even more skewed when it comes to expanding the Medicaid program, which the Supreme Court made voluntary in its landmark 2012 ruling that otherwise upheld the law. Kentucky accepted federal funding to extend the insurance program for the poor to everyone up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level, and more than 100,000 of its residents have qualified for Medicaid since Obamacare launched Oct. 1. Louisiana turned down the expansion offer, and its Medicaid-eligible population has increased since then by fewer than 5,000 — a twentyfold difference.
"In the short run, you're likely to see some fairly significant differences between the states going full-bore for the law and the states that want no part of it," said Jonathan Oberlander, a health policy expert and professor at the University of North Carolina.
The report, which reflects the sign-up rush in December, shows that Medicaid expansion is the most obvious dividing line under the health law. But the trend doesn't always break cleanly between red and blue states. Although nearly all Democrat-led states extended the program, several large states headed by Republican governors also did, including Ohio, Michigan and New Jersey. About half the states, including most across the South, declined any expansion in 2014.
( PHOTOS: 25 unforgettable Obamacare quotes)
Obamacare provides private-plan subsidies to those who earn between 100 percent and 400 percent of the federal poverty level, but not for the lowest-income Americans, whom the law assumed would all be eligible for Medicaid. In states that didn't expand the program to include that population, there is a yawning "coverage gap," and those who earn less than the poverty level have no new options. Someone in North Carolina making $25,000 can qualify for a subsidy, for instance, while a person there who earns $7,000 gets no assistance.
"There's a huge gap in the Obamacare safety net because of the Supreme Court decision," Oberlander said.
Nationwide, about 4.8 million people fall into the gap, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. In Texas alone, which currently has one of the least generous Medicaid programs, it includes more than 1 million people, and in Florida, more than 750,000 people, Kaiser estimates.
"Community health centers are beside themselves in places like Florida and Texas where people are coming in and they can't offer them anything," said Dan Hawkins, policy director at the National Association of Community Health Centers, which represents providers of health care to low-income people.
The government has bolstered the centers' funding in the last year, distributing about $156 million to double the number of staff positions — to more than 7,500 — to help with enrollment. In December, HHS distributed another $58 million, this time favoring centers in states with only federal-run exchanges "because it was understood that they were not getting much help from state agencies to find and enroll people," Hawkins said.
( Also on POLITICO: Survey: Obamacare worries Hill aides)
The new, concrete numbers could provide an opportunity for Democrats. The unpopular federal health law has been a terrible political headache, one that turned into a full-blown migraine with the unmitigated disaster of the enrollment website's rollout in October. But in states where leaders, usually Republican, have refused to go along, the hundreds of thousands of people who remain uninsured because of that decision could become a rallying point for Obamacare supporters.


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West Yorkshire Police have recorded more than 400 crimes in children's homes in the last two years, the Howard League for Penal Reform reveals today.
Research for the charity shows that children living in children's homes are being criminalised at excessively high rates compared to other boys and girls, including those in other types of care.
It suggests that there is a systemic problem across England and Wales that leads staff to resort to the police, often over minor incidents that would never come to officers' attention if they happened in family homes.
Police data indicates that some forces have been called thousands of times in the last three years.
The findings are published in a Howard League report, Criminal Care: Children's homes and criminalising children. It calls for more support to be given to looked after children during their teenage years so that they are not pushed into the criminal justice system by homes that are supposed to be helping them.
The report draws on Department for Education statistics, which indicate that about 4 per cent of children aged 10 to 12 who live in children's homes have been criminalised, rising to more than 19 per cent among children aged 13 to 15.
Among 13 to 15-year-olds, children living in children's homes are almost six times as likely to be criminalised as looked after children in other placements – and almost 20 times more likely to be criminalised than a non-looked after child.
The report states: "Levels of criminalisation of children in children's homes increase dramatically between the ages of 13 and 15.
"The children who are being criminalised whilst teenagers are the same children who, when younger, were sympathetically viewed as vulnerable, innocent and highly deserving of society's help and protection.
"There appears to be a 'tipping point' around the age of 13, at which time these children lose society's sympathy and, rather than being helped, they are pushed into the criminal justice system."
Frances Crook, Chief Executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, said: "These children have been taken into care because they are in dire need and their parents cannot, or will not, look after them.
"They are wonderful young people who have had a really bad start in life. They deserve every chance to flourish.
"Private companies, charities and local authorities that are paid a fortune by the taxpayer should give these children what they need and deserve."
The report, which supports the Howard League's ongoing campaign to keep as many children as possible out of the criminal justice system, states that three-quarters of England's 1,760 children's homes are run by private companies.
It gives warning that a lack of transparency, particularly in relation to private providers, has meant that homes are unaccountable, bad practices are hidden and children suffer.
The government, police, councils, Ofsted and other relevant authorities are all aware of these problems, but they are not being sufficiently addressed, the report adds.
The Howard League wrote to every police force in England and Wales, seeking data showing how often they are called to incidents at children's homes. All but one force responded, and they each reported difficulties in accessing and collating the requested information.
Information was provided for 17 police force areas, with the majority of responses showing an increase in reported incidents. The data is not directly comparable – some responses include call-outs for "missing" or "absent" children, others only information relating to reports of criminal behaviour – but they clearly show that there is a high level of police involvement with children's homes.
Two forces who provided responses – West Mercia Police and West Midlands Police – each recorded almost 6,000 incidents between 2012 and 2015.
In 2013 the House of Commons Justice Committee heard one example of officers being asked to attend a children's home to investigate a broken cup.
Police have raised a number of issues with the Howard League that may explain why the rate of criminalisation of children in children's homes is so high.
Forces told the charity that private contractors running children's homes had used police cells as respite to cover staff shortages and because staff were not trained and competent to deal with children's behaviour.
Police suggested that they were picking up the pieces of a "social care deficit", and that children were being pushed into the criminal justice process rather than receiving the support they needed from local authorities and children's homes.
The Howard League heard that there was a lack of confidence in the standard of children's homes and a perception by police that vulnerable children would be better cared for in the cells.
Police also suggested that, when children in care were arrested, private children's homes often refused to take them back. Although there was a reasonable expectation that the home should let the children back in, this was more likely to happen at midday the next day than at four in the morning.
In 2014, there were 5,220 children living in children's homes. The number of children going into care is at its highest point in 30 years.


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Charleston, S.C. wonders if it'll house Guantanamo detainees
CHARLESTON NAVAL WEAPONS STATION, S.C. — Once a storage depot for Cold War missiles, this military base is quiet these days, with miles of oak and pine, freshwater marshes, fishing piers, and a sleepy golf club.
But the serenity of the 16,000-acre base could change soon if, as nearby residents suspect, the Obama administration chooses suburban Charleston as the next lockup for some of the 240 or so detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Debate has simmered here for months, mostly out of the national spotlight, over whether the base should be the next lockup for the men accused in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks or swept up early in the war on terror.
"I'd like to see them out in the middle of the desert somewhere," says Mayor Michael Heitzler of Goose Creek, which, along with the town of Hanahan, abuts this sprawling, secluded base.
"But you don't win wars by pushing responsibility down the road. If it's our time to serve, it's our time to serve."
On his third day in office, President Barack Obama fulfilled a campaign pledge by ordering that the prison camps at Guantanamo be emptied within a year. Attorney General Eric Holder is leading a task force to determine which detainees to transfer to the U.S. and prosecute for alleged crimes and which to send overseas.
Holder said the detainee dilemma was "indisputably the most daunting challenge I face" as the country's top law enforcer.
So far, only France has agreed to accept a single prisoner.
Holder and other administration officials say no decision has been made on where to move the Guantanamo detainees but opposition is mounting overseas — and in U.S. communities with military prisons from Fort Leavenworth, Kan., to San Diego.
"We have just enough resources to do traffic control," says Hanahan administrator John Cribb, whose bedroom community of 15,000 has a 32-member police force.
Some residents wonder whether moving suspected terrorists into the brig — which currently houses military violators — might make their community a target of al Qaeda cells or others who hate America.
Opponents have powerful allies. Former vice president Dick Cheney is campaigning to keep the men at Guantanamo. And Sen. Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican leader, argued in a floor speech that the White House should keep "some of the most dangerous men alive" exactly where they are.
Hanahan property owners fear the publicity of housing Guantanamo detainees at the 400-cell brig would scare off prospective homeowners and harm property values in this community of church-goers, where evening social life revolves around after-school sports.
"Imagine that young couple thinking about buying here," says Hanahan Police Lt. John Blackmon. "It brings a little bit of anxiety that's gonna increase."
Blackmon believes the military is equipped to prevent any terror suspects from busting out of the brig. But if the Obama administration chooses to move Guantanamo detainees here, "Little ole Hanahan's gonna have a dot on the map."
Town officials plan to lobby for federal funds for the police force.
Residents believe that the Charleston brig may top the list of prospective sites because it housed the only three enemy combatants the Bush administration held on U.S. soil — including Jose Padilla, who was ultimately tried and convicted in Miami of supporting al Qaeda.
U.S. Marshals moved the last terror suspect at the brig to Illinois in March, under Obama's order to dismantle enemy combatant policy and seek trials for captives who committed crimes.
Guantanamo and indefinite detention without trial, the president argues, eroded U.S. standing around the world and undermined its commitment to the rule of law.
Meantime, a national debate rages over where the detainees go next.
The Washington D.C. lobby Military Families United is collecting pledges from members of Congress to resist relocation into their community, but hasn't released how many have signed on.
South Carolina State House member James Merrill even took a page from the playbook of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, and threatened to write legislation to cut off power and water to the Charleston brig if the Pentagon moved in detainees.
In 1964, Castro threatened to cut off utilities to Guantanamo to get the U.S. military to leave. The Pentagon put in a desalination plant and to this day produces its own power and water.
Merrill's legislation was sidelined in favor of a more generalized condemnation.
But such talk angered Heitzler, the Goose Creek mayor, who says his community has long known dangerous duty. During World War II, the U.S. government interned thousands of German and Italian POWs in the area. During the Cold War, the Defense Department used Charleston as a strategic nuclear weapons depot.
"Nobody has said we won the war with al Qaeda. They haven't said 'We surrender.' Cutting off water and electricity? That's treason as far as I'm concerned," he said.
"Their job is to terrorize. It sounds like they're being successful."
The Obama administration isn't saying which sites it prefers. Nor has it said where it will send detainees that foreign countries won't accept, or what it will do about prisoners whose brutal interrogations make some cases hard or impossible to prosecute.
For now, his handling of the case of Ali al Marri, 43, a Qatari who was held for years at the Charleston brig with little notice, is the blueprint of what the Obama administration says it will do with some Guantanamo prisoners.
In February, the Justice Department charged the father of five with conspiracy and supporting terror, alleging he was an al Qaeda sleeper agent posing as a business graduate student in Peoria, Ill, at the time of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
It was the same allegation that years earlier had led the Bush administration to arrest and hold him as "an enemy combatant," under a White House power that argued he could be held and interrogated without charge for years.
In his first year at the brig, Marri was subjected to some of the brutal interrogations described in the so-called torture memos released by the Obama administration — sensory deprivation, sexual humiliation, such mind-numbing isolation that his attorney says he hallucinated.
Navy Cmdr. Daniel Spagone, in charge of the brig, declined a request for both an interview and a tour.
Last week, rather than face trial, Marri offered a guilty plea on a charge of providing material support for terrorism. He'll be sentenced in July.
"It's setting a precedent for future detentions. I think that's clear," says Andy Savage, a Charleston criminal defense attorney who spent years lambasting the Bush administration for holding the Qatari man without the bedrock American protections against self-incrimination, or even a charge.
"What happened to Ali al Marri is un-American," Savage said. But, "those days are gone and I personally don't believe we will see that again."
Now Savage argues the brig's background of having held and then transferred Marri and two others before him leaves it uniquely suited to the post-Guantanamo assignment.
"This is a highly skilled, highly trained, highly committed staff," says Savage, noting that the compound of segregated cellblocks meant for U.S. service members has received high marks from the American Correctional Association.
Once the interrogations stopped, Savage said, Marri not only bonded with his guards but each side treated the other with respect — and ultimately provided Marri and his lawyers extraordinary access.
By the time Marri was sent to Illinois, says Savage, the Qatari's detention was supervised by a 41-member, 80-bed Special Housing Unit. He could range between three cells, speak daily by telephone with his lawyers, and meet both Savage and his wife, Cheryl, who brought kosher-style food in consideration of his Islamic beliefs.
"It's not about the brick and mortar. They are entitled to some due process," he said.
But Frank Sally, 66, is furious. The Hanahan brig is his backyard, behind a chain-link fence he can see from his woodshop.
"The problem is we don't have a military man running this country," says Sally, a Gulf War veteran who chose to retire in the area.
"It's a beautiful community to live in," says Sally. "I hate the idea of them bringing those people to this base. I hate the fact that we're going to give them the freedom to sit in court and have a fair trial — not cut their heads off."
Counters Lillian Lawrence, 53, who grew up in the Navy here and now lives 10 miles from the brig: "I feel we have to do our part as citizens and support whatever they decide."
At the height of the Cold War, she remembers, the Pentagon brought nuclear warheads to Charleston by train for the submarines. That's why the base is called the Charleston Naval Weapons Station.
"We had nuclear submarines here," she said. "How could we not have already been a target?"


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Lesson Topic: Public Policy and the Federal Budget
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Grade Level: Ninth Grade
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Western Addition Branch Library Celebrates Grand Re-Opening
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What: Join Mayor Gavin Newsom, Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi, City Librarian Luis Herrera and other officials for the grand re-opening celebration of the newly restored Western Addition Branch Library.
When: 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, February 2
Where: 1550 Scott St. (at Geary)
Remarks by:
- Mayor Gavin Newsom
- City Librarian Luis Herrera
- Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi
- State Assemblyman Mark Leno
- Jewelle Gomez, San Francisco Public Library Commission
- Edward D. Reiskin, Department of Public Works
- Donna Bero, executive director, Friends of the San Francisco Public Library
- Hiroshi Kashiwagi, Western Addition Library Campaign Committee
Entertainment by:
- Lion dancers from the Jing Mo Athletic Association
- Taiko Ren
- Kindergarteners from Rosa Parks Elementary School
- African American Historical and Cultural Center Studio A Dancers
- African American Historical and Cultural Center After-school Program
- Bay Area Magic Makers
- Afro Solo Theater Group
Why: The Western Addition Branch is the seventh library to be renovated or built under the Branch Library Improvement Program, which was funded by a $105.9 million bond measure approved by voters in 2000. A separate fundraising campaign by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library provided new furniture and equipment for the Western Addition Branch. Improvements to this beautiful modern building in a park setting include a new and expanded teen area, updated children's room, a new program room, a landscaped courtyard, more computers and free WiFi access to the Internet. The renovation also features seismic retrofitting and ergonomically redesigned staff work areas.
Please RSVP to (415) 557-4277
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ARB Negotiates Voluntary Recall of GM Trucks
SACRAMENTO - General Motors has voluntarily agreed to recall and repair 1,200 1995 model year light duty pickup trucks that failed to meet California air pollution standards, the California Air Resources Board (ARB) announced today.
"While the number of vehicles is small, this action reinforces our stance that all vehicles on the road must meet the emissions standards set for them," said ARB Chairman John Dunlap.
The recall targets 1995 Chevrolet and GMC two-wheel drive "S" series pickup trucks with 4.3 liter engines. The effected vehicles are Chevrolet S-10 pickups and GMC Sonoma pickups.
In tests required by the ARB, these vehicles were shown to be emitting about 25 percent more oxides of nitrogen (NOx) than state standard permits. The recall will result in the trucks being adjusted to drop them about 25 percent below the state standard for NOx. NOx is one of the main contributors to photo-chemical ozone or smog.
Owners of these vehicles are receiving notices in the mail to bring them to dealerships to be repaired free of charge. The repair, which involves electronic recalibration of a small computer in the vehicle, should take about 30 minutes or less.
The emissions problem was found through routine testing GM carries out on its vehicles as part of an agreement with ARB. In testing the pickup trucks after they had been in use GM found the emissions problem and reported it to ARB. The voluntary recall agreement was then worked out between ARB and GM.
The Air Resources Board is a department of the California Environmental Protection Agency. ARB's mission is to promote and protect public health, welfare, and ecological resources through effective reduction of air pollutants while recognizing and considering effects on the economy. The ARB oversees all air pollution control efforts in California to attain and maintain health based air quality standards.
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The main attraction for Day 4 was a trip to the Huntington Botanical Gardens in San Marino – but more on that in a little bit. To kick start the day, we drove to Glendale and stopped over at Porto's Bakery & Cafe. This not-so-little bakery came to us highly recommended by a couple of our friends, so of course, we had to check it out. Porto's is known for their cheese rolls and potato ball, neither of which I have ever tasted. Needless to say, my taste buds were excited. They weren't disappointed. The potato balls were quite filling, a bit dense, and very tasty. The cheese rolls were just downright amazingly good. I'm writing this post over a week since our visit to Porto's and I can still taste those amazing cheese rolls. I want some right now.
After Porto's we made a pit stop at Old Pasadena Town. This is a neat little place filled with a lot of big and small name shops. We of course had to stop over at Urban Outfitters (I so wish that we had one in Hawaii). Michelle loves to browse the trinkets whenever we stop at Urban Outfitters and I, of course, love to check out the clothes – T-Shirts specifically. Another stop we made while checking out Old Pasadena Town was Dots Cupcakes. We were both a little hesitant due to our lackluster Sprinkles experience a few days prior. Luckily, we had nothing to worry about. The cupcakes at Dots were amazingly good. So much better than Sprinkles and *possibly* a little better than Butter Lane in New York City. They looked amazing and tasted just as good as they looked. I had the Chocolate Mint and let me tell you, it's to die for! Another plus about Dots is that you don't need to wait in a ridiculous line like that found at Sprinkles in Beverly Hills. If you ever find yourself in Old Pasadena Town then be sure to stop by Dots Cupcakes.
With all that food in our tummies, Huntington Botanical Gardens was our next stop. I've been to a couple of Botanical Gardens, across a few states, and I have to say that this was probably the most impressive one thus far. It was beautiful. It was picturesque. It was serene. And it was huge! It was so big that we had to narrow our focus on a couple of specific parts of the garden. We decided to focus on the Japanese and Chinese Gardens. The view that you initially get when you reach the Japanese Garden is just stunning and totally worth the visit, in my opinion. I could imagine myself just coming here with a book and getting lost in my own imagination. There are a ton of photo taking opportunities, so when you visit, make sure that your camera's memory card is free of space because you'll definitely want to take a lot of photos. I'd highly recommend a visit here.
By the time that we had left the botanical gardens, the sun had just about set. We, however, weren't done for the day. We decided to make a trip back to Grauman's Chinese Theater. Why? Well, the first time that I was there, I spotted Godzilla's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. I failed to take a photo, though, because of the crazy foot traffic. I regretted that decision and was able to convince Michelle to make a stop there once again. And yes, I found Godzilla's star the second time around and I was sure to get my photo!
For dinner we were both craving some Italian food. Michelle spotted this one restaurant during a previous trip to Melrose Avenue called Osteria La Buca. The Yelp ratings were favorable so we decided to give it a shot and make it our dinner destination. Michelle had the linguini di mare and I went with the tagliatelle bolognese. One thing that's great about Osteria La Buca is that they make all of their pasta in house. Whenever something is made by hand and from scratch, you can really tell the difference. I enjoyed Osteria La Buca and I imagine that If I lived in the area, I would make this restaurant one of the places that I'd dine at on a regular basis.


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Monday, the UAW lodged a formal objection opposing GM's plan to close four American auto plants in 2019. The complaint objected to GM's unilateral decision on the future of those facilities, without the agreement of the UAW, required by the 2015 National Agreement.
UAW leadership remains steadfast in its commitment to protecting American jobs, with UAW President Gary Jones saying, "We have been clear that the UAW will leave no stone unturned and use any and all resources available to us regarding the future of these plants." He added that "There are issues related to this and to collective bargaining that we cannot discuss in detail at this point. But UAW members across this country are committed to using every means available to us on behalf of our brothers and sisters at Lordstown, Hamtramck, Baltimore, and Warren, MI."


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Given any elliptic curve over $\mathbb{Q}$ of conductor $N$, by modularity of elliptic curves, there exists a surjective morphism from $X_0(N)$ $\rightarrow$ $E$.There may be several such 'N' and morphisms from $X_0(N)$ $\rightarrow$ $E$. One such $N$ is the conductor of $E$.
If there exists an elliptic curve $E$ and a morphism $f$: $X_0(p)$ $\rightarrow$ $E$ for a fixed prime $p$, then "will it imply that the conductor of $E$ is $p$".


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May 22, 2013, 9:58 am
George W. Bush's photographer to visit Denver Tuesday for book signing
The photographer who spent eight years taking pictures of George W. Bush during his presidency will be in Denver Tuesday to sign his book on his time in the White House.
Some background here: Photographer Eric Draper at one point worked at The Albuquerque Tribune, where I was a reporter and columnist. If you had said then that a staffer would one day work in the Republican White House most people would have guessed me. I never thought of Eric as a political person, but he was an amazing photographer.
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I went to look for an app on my phone and I must have mistakenly tapped the blogger app icon. I didn't even know my phone could do that!
Maybe I'll post more if its as easy as snapping a pic and pressing a button.
Might as well talk about knitting while I'm here. I just finished a bunch of stuff like a beautiful baby dress, a hobo bag and a summer top. Each item has a story behind it so I'll have to blog about those separately.
I don't like to blog without pictures so here's what I'm currently working on. It's a half granny square shawl made out of zauberball(sock yarn). Its a super fast knit a making it very addictive.
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(Reuters) - A package of bills aimed at regulating drought-parched California's stressed groundwater supplies has come under fire from agricultural interests, injecting doubt into the measures' fates in the waning days of the state's legislative session this week.
The bills, which would allow the state to take over management of underground aquifers and water accessed via wells, tighten oversight of water at a time when groundwater levels are shrinking in the third year of a catastrophic drought.
"If we don't get started on fixing this problem we are going to find ourselves in a very dire situation, especially if drought persists," said Andrew Fahlund, deputy director of the California Water Foundation, which supports the two bills in the package.
Farmers in California's agricultural breadbasket rely on water from wells to irrigate their crops when the state cuts back on supplies from streams and the fragile San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta.
But recent studies have shown groundwater levels receding throughout the Southwest, prompting concern among environmentalists and others that the use needs to be better regulated.
About a million people statewide rely on private wells for drinking water, many of which have gone dry as groundwater levels have receded.
Critics say the proposed legislation would impose overly rigid guidelines on farmers and wouldn't address the different geographic needs of water users. Opponents also say the legislation was hastily written.
"This could be the largest piece of water legislation regarding water rights that people in legislature will vote on in their career," said Justin Oldfield, lobbyist for the California Cattlemen's Association. "Should they really make the decision in such a short time period?"
Democratic state Senator Fran Pavley, who authored one of the bills, said she collaborated with farmers to draft the measure, and that some, including Community Alliance with Family Farmers, had signed on to support it.
"The legislation was crafted with extensive input from stakeholders, including water agencies, farmers, businesses, local governments, environmental organizations and individual community members," Pavley said in an email.
The legislature has until Aug. 31, the last day of this year's session, to pass the bills or let them die.
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Market Basket board says it is still considering several offers to buy the embattled chain
BOSTON (AP) — The Market Basket board says it is continuing to evaluate several offers to buy the embattled supermarket chain among other "strategic alternatives."
The statement Tuesday said it is considering an offer last week from ousted CEO Arthur T. Demoulas to buy the chain owned by feuding members of his family, but said he is one of several potential buyers.
The board, controlled by his cousin Arthur S. Demoulas, fired Demoulas in June. Employees loyal to Arthur T. have demanded his reinstatement. Workers have held protests, and refused to make warehouse deliveries to stores.
The board said while Demoulas's bid "provides a path toward solving many of the problems he has helped to create" it's just one option.
The board said it will make a recommendation to shareholders, but gave no timetable.
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March 18, 2010
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Senior Anne Marie May finished the 50 freestyle in 22.52 seconds during the event's preliminaries on Thursday morning, the first day of the NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships being held at Purdue's Boilermaker Aquatic Center.
Her time was tied as the 20th best during the prelims. May failed to make the top-16, who automatically earn All-American honors, by just .05 seconds. Her time was .20 seconds away from making the event's final, which will be swam on Thursday evening.
May will complete her collegiate career on Saturday when she competes in the 100 freestyle. The Carmel, Calif. native entered the meet seeded 26th in the 100 free. Her best time this season in the event is 49.21 seconds.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who are overweight when they are diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis are less likely to be able to control the disease well in its early stages than people of a healthy weight, according to a new study.
In rheumatoid arthritis, the body's immune system attacks its own connective tissue, destroying the cartilage that protects joints. The condition leads to stiffness, joint swelling and whole-body fatigue.
Unlike the more common osteoarthritis, or "wear-and-tear" arthritis, which affects people as they get older, rheumatoid arthritis can happen at any age. It affects less than one percent of adults, or 1.3 million people in the U.S., according to the American College of Rheumatology.
Most patients will experience improvement when they start treatment, but only a minority will go into remission, said Dr. Paul-Peter Tak of the Academic Medical Center at the University of Amsterdam, who was not part of the new research.
The study included almost 500 adults in the early stages of rheumatoid arthritis between 2006 and 2009.
Researchers reviewed a Swedish rheumatology database that included each patient's self-reported height and weight at diagnosis and information on how the disease had progressed over the next six months.
More than 90 percent of the patients were put on so-called disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) at the time of their diagnosis, usually methotrexate.
Generic versions of methotrexate cost $1 or $2 per tablet.
Overweight patients were 33 percent less likely to have low disease activity, a sign that medication is keeping the condition in check, at the three-month point than those with a healthy weight.
They also tended to report more pain at three and six months and were less likely to be in remission than patients with a healthy weight, according to results published in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases.
Having more body fat could affect the course of rheumatoid arthritis itself or how well medications work to treat it, possibly by leading to more inflammation, Maria E. C. Sandberg told Reuters Health by email.
Sandberg worked on the study at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm.
"Our study shows that on a group level overweight and obese patients have less chance of achieving good disease control within the first six months, compared to normal-weight patients," Sandberg said. "However, obviously, there will be obese patients with good response and normal-weight patients without good response."
A smaller study published in 2011 found that obese rheumatoid arthritis patients were less likely to see clinical improvement with more expensive second-line medications, which are used when methotrexate doesn't work, even when the medication dosage was adjusted for weight.
The new study found essentially the same thing in a larger group of patients receiving their first round of treatment, Tak said.
"This is an important observation, which highlights the importance of lifestyle factors, and supports the importance of a healthy diet and active lifestyle in patients with rheumatoid arthritis," he told Reuters Health in an email.
Rheumatoid arthritis itself is a risk factor for heart disease, which makes a healthy lifestyle even more important, he said.
Weight is probably not the only factor that can affect rheumatoid arthritis prognosis, Sandberg said.
"There are likely very many factors affecting the therapy response by different mechanisms and research is ongoing to find and confirm them," she said. "Hopefully these factors can then be combined into a model which can predict which medication can best help the different patient groups."
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Sunday's "Homeland" season finale ran with a fitting disclaimer, due to the tragedy in Connecticut. More bodies, more prayers, the TV experience this weekend was ghastly, from news coverage to this topical drama. Warning: SPOILERS ahead.
The task before "Homeland's" finale was to plant a hook to bring viewers back next season and to regain the trust of those on the verge of quitting due to seeming lapses in story logic. It succeeded on both counts.
Heavy betting was on Damian Lewis' Brody character being killed in this hour. One theory, that "Homeland" would choose to mimic the Season 2 finale of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," in which the protagonist killed her evil boyfriend, was disproved.
Didn't Checkov say if you show the bullets in an Altoids box beside the gun in the first act, that gun has to be loaded and shot before the final curtain? Not necessarily. This hour delivered a much deadlier bang, the terrorist act that was Nazir's "long game."


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Department of Revenue News Release
December 23, 2010Tax Evasion Charges Filed Against Rural Salem Man
After an investigation by the Missouri Department of Revenue's Criminal Investigation Bureau, the Shannon County Prosecuting Attorney has filed felony tax evasion charges against the owner of a company that owns farmland informally known as Camp Zoe.
James T. Tebeau, of rural Salem, is charged with six felony counts of failure to file sales tax returns and pay sales tax owed to the state of Missouri. The failure to file returns and pay sales tax is related to business conducted at a 350-acre farm near Eminence in Shannon County. Tebeau runs Zoe Campitheater, which has been the host of several festivals, campers, and float trips. The alleged tax evasions involve the failure to pay sales tax for July, September and October of 2010.
"Failing to pay sales tax is a serious crime," said Alana M. Barragán-Scott, director of the Missouri Department of Revenue. "It's especially unfair to the businesses that faithfully remit the sales taxes they collect from their customers."
As in all criminal cases, the charges against the defendant are merely accusations, and the defendant is presumed innocent until or unless proven guilty in a court of law.
The Missouri Department of Revenue is now on Twitter! To follow the Department on Twitter, go to http://twitter.com/MoRevenue.


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Purpose – To debate some of the commonly-held assumptions about social enterprises.
Design/methodology/approach – The three main assumptions that are commonly applied to the development and characteristics of social enterprises are discussed, namely: that social enterprise must be a collective or democratic pursuit; that social enterprise is institutionally different from earlier mechanisms designed to usher in a "third way"; and that social enterprise is better than doing nothing. Analyses the development of these three assumptions through the framework offered by DiMaggio and Powell (1983) on institutional isomorphism.
Findings – There are indications that the social enterprises sector would benefit from more co-ops taking an ever-greater market share in an ever-increasing range of industries, but that this should be the outcome of decisions freely made by individual, autonomous organizations that are free to choose social enterprises over other available options. Concludes that the practical danger posed by the wrong kind of isomorphic tendencies is to the potential flourishing of alternative organizational forms, alternative business models, and alternative ways of seeing the economic world.
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Hundreds of Young Artists Represented in WAG's Through the Eyes of a Child Exhibition
Each fall and winter hundreds of children and teens enjoy the challenge and delight of creating art through he Winnipeg Art Gallery's Studio Programs. And each spring the Gallery mounts an exhibition of their work—several hundred talented young artists are represented in either solo or group works in a wide range of media. Through the Eyes of a Child opens at the Gallery on April 2, continuing until May 1. Ranging in ages from 5 to 17, the young artists come from all across the city and reflect a wide array of cultural backgrounds and traditions.
"It's always fascinating to see just how unique the products of individual imaginations can be," says Michael Boss, Art Educator and Head of Studio Programs. "Staff, instructors, members of the arts community, and, of course, proud parents, are invariably delighted by the outpouring of energy, skill, and imagination that characterizes this exhibition. For many of the young artists this will be the first time their work has ever been presented in a public forum. This adds to the excitement generated by the explosion of creativity that takes place in our studios."
"The WAG began offering art instruction for adults in 1913 and for children in 1936." says WAG Director Dr. Stephen Borys. "Our Studio Programs is now the largest program of its kind in any Canadian gallery, and we are extremely proud of this far-reaching initiative. The work on display is tangible proof of the dynamic energy that flourishes in our classes and of the importance the Gallery places on nurturing and appreciating creativity in our youth."
Registration is on now for spring classes for children and adults. And consider enrolling your child in WAG Art Camp in July and August. Three exciting 4- or 5-day camps that have the kids exploring all over the city—visiting the zoo, checking out Winnipeg's award-winning graffiti, or discovering our wide range of architectural buildings.
Through the Eyes of a Child is sponsored by Great-West Life. Supported by the Volunteer Associates of The Winnipeg Art Gallery and Winnipeg School Division.
Approaching its centenary in 2012, the Winnipeg Art Gallery is Canada's oldest civic art gallery and Manitoba's leading visual arts institution. With a collection of over 24,000 objects spanning many centuries and cultures – including the world's largest collection of contemporary Inuit art – the WAG is constantly moving between the historical and the contemporary in an effort to engage a growing public with the power of art in our lives.
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This is (a translation of) an excerpt from a model theory textbook that shows that $2\mathbb Z$ is not a definable set in the structure $(\mathbb Z, 0, S, <)$, where $S$ is the successor function.
Suppose $2\mathbb Z$ is defined by a formula $\phi(x)$. Then let $\mathcal M \succ (\mathbb Z, 0, S, <)$ be a proper elementary extension and $D$ be the set defined by $\phi(x)$ in $\mathcal M$. In $\mathbb Z$, odd numbers and even numbers appears in turn. A similar property holds in $\mathcal M$, thus (1): $a\in D \Rightarrow S(a) \not \in D$. Let $\sigma : \mathcal M \rightarrow \mathcal M$ be a map defined by $a \mapsto a\ (a \in \mathbb Z)$ and $a \mapsto S(a)\ (a \not \in \mathbb Z)$. Then $\sigma$ is an isomorphism on $\mathcal M$. By (1), $\sigma$ does not preserve $D$. Thus $2\mathbb Z$ is not definable in $\mathbb Z$.
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Suppose $A\subset |\mathcal M|^n$ is definable. Then for every isomorphism $\sigma$ on $\mathcal M$, $\sigma(A) = A $.
What I don't understand is the argument that $\sigma$ does not preserve $D$. I suppose this argument assumes $D\setminus\mathbb Z\neq\emptyset$. This intuitively holds, because the language is not expressive enough to exclude non-integers from $D$ (I'm thinking of $\mathbb R$ as $\mathcal M$). But I am unable to show this.
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Ab Fab actor Christopher Malcolm dies, aged 67
Scottish actor Christopher Malcolm has died at the age of 67.
The actor was best known for playing Brad Majors in the original stage production of The Rocky Horror Show and later starred in TV sitcom Absolutely Fabulous.
Christopher's daughter Morgan Lloyd Malcolm tweeted: "Today the world lost a beautiful, brilliant man. My dad Christopher Malcolm left peacefully and with dignity. He will always be my hero. X"
After tributes from fans for his work on Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back, she added: "Completely blown away by the love for dad in the Star Wars community. You lot are wonderful."
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Christopher played Saffron's dad Justin in the BBC TV series Absolutely Fabulous and also appeared in Only Fools And Horses, Lovejoy, wartime drama We'll Meet Again and films Highlander and Labyrinth.
He also worked as a theatre producer on later revivals of The Rocky Horror Show, including the Richard O'Brien version, A Slip Of The Tongue with John Malkovich, Single Spies written by Alan Bennett, and Footloose The Musical.
Christopher is survived by his wife Judy Lloyd, his three children and his grandson.


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The JFK Assassination Debates: Lone Gunman Versus Conspiracy
University Press of Kansas, 2006 - Biography & Autobiography - 280 pages
Who killed JFK? Ever since that fateful day in Dallas, theories about President Kennedy's murder have proliferated, running the gamut from the official "lone gunman" verdict to both serious and utterly screwball conspiracy theories. Michael Kurtz, a distinguished historian who has plumbed every crevice of this controversial case for more than thirty years, now sums up and critiques four decades of debate, while also offering provocative new perspectives.
Kurtz presents an objective accounting of what we actually know and don't know about the assassination, underlining both the logic and the limitations of the major theories about the case. He then offers unique interpretations of the physical and forensic evidence and of existing areas of controversy, leading him to new conclusions that readers will find hard to dismiss.
Kurtz shows how the official investigation's egregious mishandling of the crime-scene evidence—related to virtually every aspect of the case—is largely responsible for the lone gunman/conspiracy schism that confronts us today. Those responsible for that investigation (including the Dallas police, the FBI, and the Warren Commission) failed so miserably in their efforts that they would have been laughed off the air if they had been portrayed on any of TV's popular CSI series.
One of the few experts writing on the subject who actually met Oswald, Kurtz also provides new information about the accused assassin's activities around the time of the assassination and about his double life, analyzing Oswald's ties to the intelligence community, to organized crime, and to both anti- and pro-Castro Cuban activists. Mustering extraordinary documentation-including exclusive interviews with key figures and extensive materials declassified by the Assassination Records Review Board-he both confirms and alters much previous speculation about Oswald and other aspects of the case.
Who really killed JFK? Forty years later, most Americans still feel they don't know the truth and that their own government isn't telling them the whole story. This book offers a corrective to even the most recent "final verdicts" and establishes a sound baseline for future research.
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Mayor Coleen J. Seng will present awards for "Clean Your Files Week" at 2 p.m. TODAY in the Mayor's Conference Room, second floor of the County-City Building 555 South 10th Street. The City Recycling Office said 44 offices and schools participated in the nation-wide event April 19th through 23rd that encourages employees and others to recycle office paper.
"There are three things that make this program valuable and worthwhile: the high value of office and copier paper, the environmental benefits and the savings to our landfill," said Mayor Seng. "We hope that businesses that participate in 'Clean Your Files Week' will recycle year-round."
The Recycling Office said this year's participants recycled more than 62,000 pounds of paper during the week. That represents an environmental savings of 531 trees, 94 cubic yards of landfill space, two Olympic-size pool worth of water or the energy needed to power the County-City Government Center for a week. The recycling effort also conserved more than 12,000 gallons of oil, enough oil to circumnavigate the Earth about 1.5 times.
Mayor Seng herself helped the Mayor's Office and Citizen Information Center earn the top honor in per capita paper recycling for City offices by recycling 40 pounds of paper per employee. The Mayor recycled more than 40 percent of the 475 pounds of paper they recycled.
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Clean Your Files Week is organized by Recycling at Work, a campaign of the National Office Paper Recycling Project, a public-private partnership managed by the U.S. Conference of Mayors, with the help of Clean Your Files national sponsors. Local sponsors include the City of Lincoln, Midland Recycling, the Lincoln Public Schools and WasteCap of Lincoln.


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Records: St. Mary's 2-1, Lincoln 0-3
2012: St. Mary's 51, Lincoln 18 (at St. Mary's)
St. Mary's skinny: The Rams are coming off a bye two weeks after suffering a 40-13 loss to De La Salle, not surprising considering the Spartans have won the past four open division CIF State Bowl Games and are ranked No. 1 in the state by Cal-Hi Sports. It's the fourth year in a row St. Mary's has played De La Salle and Lincoln back to back. In each of the past three seasons, the Rams followed their loss to the Spartans with a win over Lincoln. ... St. Mary's is No. 12 in the Cal-Hi Sports NorCal Division I bowl game rankings.
Lincoln skinny: The Trojans are struggling. Head coach Brian Gray annually puts together one of the area's most brutal schedules, and this year's slate set a new standard. In the past, it's paid off; Lincoln has won 19 consecutive San Joaquin Athletic Association games and the past three league titles outright. Unlike previous years, however, the Trojans have failed to win one of those big games. With St. Mary's on the schedule tonight and defending Division I state champion Granite Bay on deck, they'll need a sizeable upset to avoid starting SJAA play 0-5.
History: Recently it's been all St. Mary's, though many of the games have been close. The Rams have won the past nine meetings dating to 2005, including two-game sweeps (once in the regular season, once in the playoffs) in 2007 and 2008. In five games from 2008 and 2011 - prior to St. Mary's 51-18 victory last season - only one was decided by more than eight points.
St. Mary's player to watch: Kaleb Parrish. The senior quarterback struggled two weeks ago, throwing three interceptions with no touchdowns. But again, that was against De La Salle. In last season's win over Lincoln, Parrish threw for 236 yards, three TDs and no interceptions.
Lincoln player to watch: Jamill Thomas. The 5-foot-8, 190-pound senior rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns against Pitman in the Trojans' second game. The Rams have been vulnerable to the run, especially early, allowing touchdowns on their opponents' opening drives in all three games.
Extra point: The St. Mary's-Lincoln rivalry has been a midseason, non-league affair since 2005, when the old 10-team SJAA was split up. Lincoln stayed in the SJAA and St. Mary's became a charter member of the Tri-City Athletic League. With another round of realignment following the 2013-14 academic year, the teams again be will in the same league along with Lodi, Tokay, West and Tracy beginning next season.


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President Barack Obama hopes to spark a pitchfork revolt against Republicans over sequester-induced budget cuts — but many Democrats fret that he's undermined that effort with an early strategy marred by hype, poor planning and muddled messaging.
The stakes in the sequester debate aren't quite as high as they were during the debt ceiling battle of 2011, but Democratic veterans of the Obama-Republican wars of 2009 and 2010 are getting a creepy sense of déjà vu from a White House messaging shop they believe fumbled the rollouts of the stimulus and health care initiatives.
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Over the past few days, Obama and his team have pulled back from a kick-off strategy that portrayed the $84 billion in automatic cuts this year as a parade of instant horrors — hellish waits at airports, a quick cascade of private job losses resulting from voided federal contracts, teachers immediately sacked.
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One top Democratic Congressional aide offered this bit of advice to Obama: "Don't accentuate a fight you don't intend to wage [and] can't win. … They spent two weeks building up sequester as a horror show and then got fact-checked a dozen times and were forced to back off their own claims of it being a disaster once they were forced to acquiesce to the cuts happening."
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LONDON - South Africa wicketkeeper Mark Boucher has retired from international cricket after suffering a severe eye injury during his country's tour match against Somerset, team captain Graeme Smith revealed on Tuesday.
Boucher had to undergo three hours of surgery on a "laceration" to the white of the left eyeball on Monday night after being struck by a bail on day one of the Proteas' tour match at Taunton.
The incident occurred when a ball from spinner Imran Tahir clean bowled Gemaal Hussain, with Boucher stood up to the stumps and wearing a cap instead of a helmet. He immediately hit the ground and was helped from the pitch with blood apparently coming from his eye.
The 35-year-old was due to return home after being released from hospital on Tuesday morning and Smith, speaking at Taunton, read out a statement on Boucher's behalf that confirmed his retirement from South Africa duty. "It is with sadness and pain that I announce that I will not be able to play international cricket again," Boucher said in the statement. "Due to the severity of my eye injury, I will not be able to play international cricket again. I had prepared for this UK tour as well, if not better than I have prepared for any tour in my career. I never anticipated announcing my retirement now but circumstances dictate differently. For now, I'd like to thank a huge number of people for their heartfelt support for the last 24 hours. I now head onto a road of uncertain recovery."
Boucher has been a mainstay of the South Africa side for 15 years, appearing in 147 Tests and becoming the first wicket-keeper to take 500 catches in Test cricket, where he has also scored five hundreds. He had intended for this tour to England to be his final in international cricket, with his 150th Test scheduled for the third of the series at Lord's.
Smith paid tribute to Boucher's contribution to South African cricket and hailed his fierce competitive instincts, as well as his high-class displays behind the stumps and as a powerful batsman. "For the 14 years of your international career you have been a Proteas warrior. You have given 100 percent for this team," Smith said. "You are a very good friend to many of us. You leave us today with sad hearts but also with our deepest gratitude.
"We have walked a long road together, and we are saddened to part under these circumstances. You have been more than a performer, you have been a motivator, an inspirer, an energizer. The fighting spirit you brought to team remains with us. We wish you a good as possible recovery from your injury. As we bid you a farewell as an international cricketer and wish you well for your future, we keep you as a friend and respected Proteas warrior.
"If you add that to the type of person he was, he will go down as one of the greats of the game, certainly one of the greats in South African cricket. I think now we are just more worried about Mark the person, and getting him through this situation."
South Africa's team management announced that the versatile AB de Villiers, who has previously provided cover behind the stumps in both Tests and one-day internationals, will replace Boucher for the first Test at The Oval next week, but a long-term replacement, possibly Thami Tsolekile, will eventually be called up.
England players Stuart Broad, Kevin Pietersen and Matt Prior all voiced their concern and admiration for Boucher via their Twitter accounts.
Boucher's fellow wicketkeeper Prior tweeted: "Just seen the news about Mark. "Very sad he's missing the series and hope he makes a full and speedy recovery. Go well mate."