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So just how long should the Yankees wait before making some kind of move with Derek Jeter and/or Jorge Posada? While it's become fashionable to proclaim both players as fully cooked and ready to begin their five-year waits for Hall of Fame consideration, those calls convey ignorance and a lack of knowledge about the Yankee organization. First off, it's foolish to make full judgments based on the first month of the season. The same people that always cry out "sample size" conveniently forget about the principle when it involves players they don't like. Jeter has been so reviled by some in the Sabermetric community that they're ready to drop the guillotine at a moment's notice.
His critics will quickly add that Jeter's poor performance is a continuation of his 2010 finish, but his overall 2010 numbers were hardly as bad as what he's done early in 2011. On the whole, Jeter was a passable player in 2010. So let's give it more than a month before we proclaim a death knell. I would suggest the Yankees give Jeter at least until the end of May, if not until the middle of June, before they drop him to a lower spot in the batting order. And if his lack of hitting continues beyond that, let's say into July, then it would certainly be fair for the Yankees to consider removing him entirely from the starting lineup.
There is another reason to have patience. Who exactly is ready to step in to become the starting shortstop? Bucky Dent and Tony Kubek are not available. Eduardo Nunez' throwing problems make it clear that he's not ready NOW; he might be later this season, he might be in 2012, but he's clearly not ready at the present time. Ramiro Pena, starting at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes Barre, is an excellent defensive shortstop but isn't likely to represent any improvement over Jeter's current hitting. Are Yankee fans really ready to wade through a bottom-third of the lineup that has both Pena and Brett Gardner? I know I'm not.
Then there's the case of Posada, who's coming off a respectable season in 2010. Would it be smart to give up on Posada so quickly, especially when he's at least shown significant power over the first 30 games? I don't think so. I would suggest a similar timetable with Posada. If he's still struggling badly at the end of May, it would be fair to consider a platoon with another player, perhaps Andruw Jones. And if Posada is still struggling into July, and the Yankees are in danger of falling out of contention, then yes, it might be the right time for a total replacement.
In the case of Posada, the Yankees DO have tangible replacement options. Jones is one; the other is super prospect Jesus Montero, who is close to being ready to hit in the major leagues, if not handle regular catching duties. (Montero is finally drawing a few walks and has his batting average up to .372.) Montero could be just what an aging offense needs, particularly if Jeter's punchless hitting continues. The problem with demoting Posada is what to do with him? Teams do not need backup DH's who cannot play the field and cannot run the bases. Unless the Yankees change their mind about using Posada as a backup catcher, he could become a roster albatross by the middle of the summer.
It's certainly possible that Posada and Jeter, who's been nicknamed "Captain Groundout" by Rob Neyer, might be done as useful players. It's just too early in a long season to draw that conclusion once and for all. So let's give it a little more time before we make them walk the plank…
The other day I mused offhandedly about how cool it would be to own a baseball team, and also how completely impossible. And that made me think of minor-league or independent-league team ownership, which is still kind of a possibility for mere mortals – and which, these days, has a lot more room for quirk. Given the choice between two clubs, as a general rule of thumb, you're probably better off joining the one that doesn't require Bud Selig's approval.
Back in the fall I read Neal Karlen's Slouching Towards Fargo, which is an affectionate portrait of the St. Paul Saints circa 1996 and 1997, an independent Northern League team owned in part by Bill Veeck's son Mike (decades after his Disco Demolition Night debacle) that boasts a pig delivering baseballs to the mound, a nun in the stands offering massages, appearances by part-owner Bill Murray, sumo-wrestling contests for opposing managers between innings, and much more. "Fun Is Good," is the Saints' motto, and it's refreshing to watch a team that doesn't take itself too seriously. (Bless the Yankees, but you know it would do them good to lighten up once in a while). Daryl Strawberry, who redeemed himself with the Saints shortly before joining the Yankees and salvaging his career, serves as something of a focal point in the book, representing the Saints' function as a haven of second- and third-chances for baseball types and locals; there are also draft holdouts, washups, career minor leaguers and female pitcher Ila Borders. The Saints have room for just about everyone.
Author Neal Karlen also tries to tell the story of his own sort of redemption, as he was initially sent to Saint Paul by Rolling Stone's Jann Wenner to dig up mud and write a story eviscerating Bill Murray and Strawberry. But there's little suspense or originality in the story of how he ultimately grows a conscience once away from the big city. This part of the book was less successful, for me – partly because Karlen's writing (and, to be fair, editing – the book is very unevenly paced) is not up to the standards of his material, and partly because his view of cynical and immoral New York City media types vs. big-hearted Midwesterners struck me as overly pat. He frequently brings up petty grudges against other writers or media-world denizens, and he's too on-the-nose when writing about how baseball and the Saints will heal us all; it's a theme that would have benefited from subtlety. Still, Karlen does a good job of chronicling the fascinating collection of individuals who cluster around the Saints, a haven for nonconformists, and whatever his flaws as a writer, they don't prevent the charm of the team itself from coming through loud and clear.
If you are into following the Yankees' minor leaguers, peep what Greg Fertel is doing over at Pending Pinstripes. Mike Axisa also does a good job over at River Ave, and now Stephani Bee is adding to the conversation over at PB.
When you have a few extra minutes, do yourself a favor and check out this excellent piece by Mike Ashmore, beat writer for the Trenton Thunder. It's about the less-than-glamorous life of a minor league ball player:
The minimum annual salary in Major League Baseball currently sits at $400,000. Meanwhile, most players at the minor league level who haven't reached minor league free agency are lucky to make $10,000 over the course of a season; a survey of players revealed that those in rookie ball make $1,250-1,300 a month while players in Triple-A, the highest level of the minors, can make roughly $1,000 more per month while under the contracted amount.
"I think the way things are today, most people look at professional athletes and assume they're rolling in money," said New York Yankees Senior Vice President of Baseball Operations, Mark Newman.
"And these guys are not."
Most players in the minor leagues — some estimates have the number as high as 90 percent — will not play in the big leagues. For most, dreams of a career at the highest level are nothing more than that, just dreams.
[Drawing by Robert Weaver, 1962]
I have a couple of pieces up on SI.com today. The first is my Rookie of the Year Awards Watch. It was a frustrating column to write this week because of the glut of strong rookies in the National League and lack thereof in the American League, though I squeezed in a lot of NL honorable mentions in the introduction. [Update: I initially had an old column linked. The link is now fixed to this week's Awards Watch.]
The second is my look at the top waiver-trade pickups of the Wild Card era. No Yankees make my top 5, though the botched Pat Listach trade in 1996 yielded Graeme Lloyd, who after struggling mightily down the stretch, got some huge outs in the postseason as the Yankees won their first championship under Joe Torre. Other notable Yankee waiver trades were the returns of Mike Stanley in 1997 and Luis Sojo in 2000, and the dumping of Mariano Duncan and addition of Rey Sanchez as a second-base solution in '97. Meanwhile, Sterling Hitchcock went 5-1 with a 3.78 ERA for the Cardinals after the Yankees traded him to St. Louis in August 2003.
Elsewhere, the latest edition of Kevin Goldstein's Future Shock at Baseball Prospectus kicks off with good words on a pair of red-hot Yankee prospects:
Dellin Betances, RHP, Yankees(High-A Tampa): 6 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 11 K
Of Betances 11 starts this year, eight of them could arguably be described as dominant, with none more so than last night's when Betances retired the last 14 batters he faced, nine via the strikeout. With a fastball that is all the way back (94-98 mph) and control that we've never seen before, the 22-year-old has whiffed 68 over 57 innings while allowing just 31 hits and walking 15. Only an ugly ttrack record when it comes to staying healthy prevents him from being labeled with an elite tag.
Brandon Laird, 3B, Yankees(Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre): 4-for-4, 2 HR (2), 3 R, 2 RBI
It's been a darn good year overall for the Yankee farm system, and one of the brightest points of light has been Laird, who entered the year as a nice little hitter with some upside, and is now considered one of the better offensive prospects in the system. After batting .291/.355/.523 in the Eastern League, you couldn't have asked for a better Triple-A debut, but much like Jesus Montero, it's hard to figure out where his big league future lies if he remains a Yankee.
Let's file this in the category of "taking nothing for granted." Even with a sizeable lead over the Red Sox, I'm happy to see that the Yankees haven't waited for Scranton's Triple-A playoff season to end before bringing some reinforcements to New York. Francisco Cervelli, Ramiro Pena, Mark Melancon, Edwar Ramirez, Mike Dunn, and Jon Albaladejo represent the first wave of call-ups, giving Joe Girardi additional options for the final month of the regular season. As painful as it is for fans of the minor league affiliates to hear, the priorities and needs of the major league team should always come first. Given the frequent rest needed by Jorge Posada and the semi-ludicrous pitching limitations being placed on Joba Chamberlain, the Yankees can use some bolstering in the areas of pitching and catching depth.
Once Scranton's postseason run is complete, the Yankees should then promote their two best everyday players at Triple-A: Austin "Ajax" Jackson and Shelley "Slam" Duncan. If nothing else, both players deserve to be rewarded for fine seasons in Triple-A; minor league players need to know that they will be promoted if they produce at lower levels. Jackson still has flaws in his game (including a surprising lack of power and too many strikeouts), but did well enough to be named the International League's Rookie of the Year. Duncan has had nothing less than a terrific season for Scranton-Wilkes Barre, leading the league in home runs, RBIs, and slugging percentage. Hopefully, the Yankees will be able to put an early clinch on the AL East and give Duncan some at-bats in which to impress opposing scouts. He could help any one of a number of teams, including the Indians, A's, Diamondbacks, and Pirates. Heck, he'd be a good fit for the cross-town Mets, who probably won't be re-signing Carlos Delgado and desperately need an infusion of power and enthusiasm. If someone gives Duncan a chance, they might just get some Dave Kingman-type numbers in return, with slightly better defense and significantly better attitude…
In pioneering the oversized S100 helmet made by Rawlings, David Wright has started me thinking about the history of batting helmets. Former Yankee great Phil Rizzuto is generally acknowledged as the first major leaguer to wear a full batting helmet in a game. "The Scooter" made the move from cap to hard hat in 1951, one year before the Pirates outfitted all of their players with helmets and a full 20 years before helmets became mandatory throughout the major leagues. Rizzuto wasn't just a great shortstop and a funny broadcaster; he was a smart guy who realized the value of protecting oneself in an era when most pitchers felt comfortable pitching high and tight.
As much of a pioneer as Rizzuto was, he was not the first professional ballplayer to don a helmet in a game. That honor belongs to another Hall of Fame shortstop—longtime Negro Leagues great Willie "El Diablo" Wells. After being beaned and knocked unconscious in a 1942 game, the Newark Eagles' legend returned to action wearing a workman's helmet, which he found at a New Jersey construction site. Deciding that the construction helmet would work at bat, Wells donned the hard hat in his next game. El Diablo might have looked a little odd, but who could have blamed him?
Speaking of Wright, his use of the S100 helmet has conjured images of two of Hollywood's beloved characters: The Great Gazoo from "The Flintstones" and the laughable Dark Helmet from Mel Brooks' Spaceballs. So whom do you think Wright more closely resembles? It's a close call, but I'll place my vote with Gazoo, as portrayed by the brilliant Harvey Korman. In the immortal words of Gazoo, "Goodbye dum-dums."…
Finally, has anyone else noticed how much Alfredo Aceves looks like former Yankee Jim Leyritz? Every time I see Aceves take the mound, I have to remind myself that "The King" is no longer playing. I had similar flashbacks when Bobby Abreu played for the Yankees; he always reminded me of former Yankee outfielder Matty Alou, at least in terms of their facial resemblance. Then again, maybe I've just been looking at too many old Topps baseball cards.
Bruce Markusen writes "Cooperstown Confidential" for The Hardball Times.


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1. Security Services (Overview)
Part II System, File, and Device Security
2. Managing Machine Security (Overview)
3. Controlling Access to Systems (Tasks)
4. Controlling Access to Devices (Tasks)
5. Using the Basic Audit Reporting Tool (Tasks)
6. Controlling Access to Files (Tasks)
7. Using the Automated Security Enhancement Tool (Tasks)
Part III Roles, Rights Profiles, and Privileges
8. Using Roles and Privileges (Overview)
9. Using Role-Based Access Control (Tasks)
10. Role-Based Access Control (Reference)
Part IV Oracle Solaris Cryptographic Services
13. Oracle Solaris Cryptographic Framework (Overview)
14. Oracle Solaris Cryptographic Framework (Tasks)
15. Oracle Solaris Key Management Framework
Part V Authentication Services and Secure Communication
16. Using Authentication Services (Tasks)
19. Using Solaris Secure Shell (Tasks)
20. Solaris Secure Shell (Reference)
21. Introduction to the Kerberos Service
22. Planning for the Kerberos Service
Why Plan for Kerberos Deployments?
Mapping Host Names Onto Realms
Client and Service Principal Names
Ports for the KDC and Admin Services
Mapping GSS Credentials to UNIX Credentials
Automatic User Migration to a Kerberos Realm
Which Database Propagation System to Use
Clock Synchronization Within a Realm
Improving Client Login Security
Online Help URL in the Graphical Kerberos Administration Tool
23. Configuring the Kerberos Service (Tasks)
24. Kerberos Error Messages and Troubleshooting
25. Administering Kerberos Principals and Policies (Tasks)
26. Using Kerberos Applications (Tasks)
27. The Kerberos Service (Reference)
Part VII Oracle Solaris Auditing
28. Oracle Solaris Auditing (Overview)
29. Planning for Oracle Solaris Auditing
30. Managing Solaris Auditing (Tasks)
31. Solaris Auditing (Reference)
Slave KDCs generate credentials for clients just as the master KDC does. Slave KDCs provide backup if the master becomes unavailable. Each realm should have at least one slave KDC. Additional slave KDCs might be required, depending on these factors:
The number of physical segments in the realm. Normally, the network should be set up so that each segment can function, at least minimally, without the rest of the realm. To do so, a KDC must be accessible from each segment. The KDC in this instance could be either a master or a slave.
The number of clients in the realm. By adding more slave KDC servers, you can reduce the load on the current servers.
It is possible to add too many slave KDCs. Remember that the KDC database must be propagated to each server, so the more KDC servers that are installed, the longer it can take to get the data updated throughout the realm. Also, because each slave retains a copy of the KDC database, more slaves increase the risk of a security breach.
In addition, one or more slave KDCs can easily be configured to be swapped with the master KDC. The advantage of configuring at least one slave KDC in this way is that if the master KDC fails for any reason, you will have a system preconfigured that will be easy to swap as the master KDC. For instructions on how to configure a swappable slave KDC, see Swapping a Master KDC and a Slave KDC.

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Avon & Wildridge, CO Real Estate
The Town of Avon used to be known for its prime location at the base of Beaver Creek Ski Resort, but Avon has come into its own in recent years thanks to thoughtful redevelopment projects, new restaurants and businesses, top-notch events and endless outdoor recreation.
One of Avon's town jewels is Nottingham Lake, where you'll find everything from standup paddleboarding to concerts to family-friendly festivals. Free buses shuttle visitors and residents around town or up to the ski resort, and a transit center also provides quick and easy access to Vail. The Town has made many improvements in recent years to its pedestrian connections, making the town much more walkable overall.
Avon has become an extension of the resorts, offering mountain living without any sacrifices. Wal-Mart, City Market and The Home Depot anchor the town's retail business mix, which also offers a variety of unique local retail businesses and some of the valley's top restaurants. The Westin Riverfront also offers gondola access from town to Beaver Creek Resort.
The Town's 40,000-square-foot recreation center features an indoor waterslide, a 5-lane lap pool, and a state-of-the-art fitness facility. Just outside its doors, Nottingham Park Pavilion plays host to concerts and events, including the annual Fourth of July festivities which include one of the most impressive fireworks shows in the state.
The real estate in Avon features a combination of townhomes, condominiums and single-family homes. Second-home owners have taken a particular liking to the Westin Riverfront, Basecamp, The Ascent and Brookside.
Perched high above the valley with views of Beaver Creek, Game Creek Bowl and Edwards, Wildridge is a community with a unique identity in the valley.
Just a few minutes up the hill from Avon, Wildridge is a mix of condominium complexes, townhomes, duplexes and single-family homes. Lot sizes here are comparatively larger than what's available in most neighborhoods throughout the Vail Valley, and the expansive views add to one of Wildridge's greatest amenities — being surrounded by open space.
Hiking and biking trails are fun for all ability levels, and the community's dedicated bike lanes — especially the uphill climbing lanes from Avon — add to the community's bike friendliness. Two playgrounds and a popular dog park make families with children and/or dogs feel especially welcome here.
The extensive trail systems in sunny Wildridge also bring together an eclectic mix of local residents looking to get their lungs pumping outside or just to socialize with neighbors. Many residents enjoy an evening stroll around the neighborhood's trails, where friendships are formed and neighbors get to know each other.
With no noise from I-70, a quality trail system and expansive views, life in Wildridge is mountaintop living at its finest.
Agave combines traditional Mexican flavors and some unique ingredients of our own we have created a menu unlike any other in the valley, covering the spectrum of seafood, meats, vegetables and gluten free.
Recently expanded, Nozawa Sushi is a fun environment to get your favorite sushi rolls, Asian favorites, bento box, and of course sake! They have hibachi tables coming soon too!
Serving Pizza to Vail, Avon & Eagle for over 25 years! A must-visit pizza place when in the Valley.
With authentic Mexican cuisine made fresh from quality ingredients, Vail's newest food truck truly has the "World's Most Best Taco!" Find them at Vail Brewing Company in EagleVail.
With the best Happy Hour in Avon, Vin48 serves up delicious seasonal small and large Plates featuring an eclectic mix of rustic, modern cuisine.
Bob's Place is a no-fluff spot to post up and watch sports! They also have a great breakfast serving Mexican favorites, omelettes, biscuits and gravy..a great spot to cure your hangover!
Get your caffeine kick at Loaded Joe's! Their baristas serve up delicious coffees and teas, as well as boozy coffees and breakfast/lunch!
Vail Brewing Company has quickly become a favorite spot in both EagleVail and Vail Village (Solaris Plaza). Their award winning beers will impress the craft beer enthusiast!
Head into Simply Massage for just that: a massage! From deep tissue to prenatal, their massage therapists will help you with any aches and pains.
If you are looking for a place to relax and let go of all your stress, look no further than Spa Anjali at the Westin. They offer facials, massages, pedicures, body wraps, and more. We love this place!
The Avon Recreation Center is a spacious multi-use facility with over 40,000 square feet of fun! Within its doors lies a variety of activities which will exceed you and your family's fitness and leisure needs. ...
Access the world-class mountain through Beaver Creek village, Bachelor Gulch, Arrowhead village and Riverfront village. Each has its own views and eclectic ambiance, so be sure to visit all for a well-rounded experie...
Nottingham Park is a great spot to visit on a warm summer day! Relax on the beach, rent a SUP or paddle boat, play frisbee golf, or just walk around the lake.
Timberline Tours is the Vail area's largest and most experienced outfitter. They offer guided whitewater rafting adventures and jeep tours.
Whether it's exploring the mountain's most iconic terrain, or winding your way through the beautiful village, we'll make sure you walk out the door with exactly what you need to make the most of your ...
Sun & Ski offers ski apparel, rentals, outdoor gear, sporting goods, and more!
Valleygirl Boutique offers f un, affordable fashion, accessories, & home decor. With locations in Avon and the Riverwalk in Edwards, this is a fun spot to pop into while out on the town!
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Legal requirements vary slightly from state to state, and students should familiarize themselves with the laws and regulations of the states in which they plan to seek licensure. In Oklahoma, a candidate for licensure must:
- be of good moral character,
- be no less than 21 years of age,
- be a graduate of an accredited College of Pharmacy,
- have experience in pharmacy practice in accordance with the regulations of the State Board of Pharmacy, and
- have passed an examination as specified by the State Board of Pharmacy.
Additional information may be obtained through the State Board of Pharmacy of the state in which licensure is desired.


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Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct
Commentary - Rule 1.13
The Entity as the Client
[1] An organizational client is a legal entity, but it cannot act except through its officers, directors, employees, shareholders and other constituents.
[2] Officers, directors, employees and shareholders are the constituents of the corporate organizational client. The duties defined in this Commentary apply equally to unincorporated associations. "Other constituents" as used in this Commentary means the positions equivalent to officers, directors, employees and shareholders held by persons acting for organizational clients that are not corporations.
[3] When one of the constituents of an organizational client communicates with the organization's lawyer in that person's organizational capacity, the communication is protected by Rule 1.6. Thus, by way of example, if an organizational client requests its lawyer to investigate allegations of wrongdoing, interviews made in the course of that investigation between the lawyer and the client's employees or other constituents are covered by Rule 1.6. This does not mean, however, that constituents of an organizational client are the clients of the lawyer. The lawyer may not disclose to such constituents information relating to the representation except for disclosures explicitly or impliedly authorized by the organizational client in order to carry out the representation or as otherwise permitted by Rule 1.6.
[4] When constituents of the organization make decisions for it, the decisions ordinarily must be accepted by the lawyer even if their utility or prudence is doubtful. Decisions concerning policy and operations, including ones entailing serious risk, are not as such in the lawyer's province. However, different considerations arise when the lawyer knows that the organization may be substantially injured by action of a constituent that is in violation of law. In such a circumstance, it may be reasonably necessary for the lawyer to ask the constituent to reconsider the matter. If that fails, or if the matter is of sufficient seriousness and importance to the organization, it may be reasonably necessary for the lawyer to take steps to have the matter reviewed by a higher authority in the organization. Clear justification should exist for seeking review over the head of the constituent normally responsible for it. The stated policy of the organization may define circumstances and prescribe channels for such review, and a lawyer should encourage the formulation of such a policy. Even in the absence of organization policy, however, the lawyer may have an obligation to refer a matter to higher authority, depending on the seriousness of the matter and whether the constituent in question has apparent motives to act at variance with the organization's interest. Review by the chief executive officer or by the board of directors may be required when the matter is of importance commensurate with their authority. At some point it may be useful or essential to obtain an independent legal opinion.
[5] In an extreme case, it may be reasonably necessary for the lawyer to refer the matter to the organization's highest authority. Ordinarily, that is the board of directors or similar governing body. However, applicable law may prescribe that under certain conditions highest authority reposes elsewhere; for example, in the independent directors of a corporation.
Relation to Other Rules
[6] The authority and responsibility
provided in subsections (b) and (c) are concurrent with the authority and
responsibility provided in other Rules. In particular, this Rule does not
limit or expand the lawyer's responsibility under Rules
1.6, 1.8,1.16,
3.3 or 4.1
Government Agency
[7] The duty defined in this Rule applies to governmental organizations. However, when the client is a governmental organization, a different balance may be appropriate between maintaining confidentiality and assuring that the wrongful official act is prevented or rectified, for public business is involved. In addition, duties of lawyers employed by the government or lawyers in military service may be defined by statutes and regulations. Therefore, defining precisely the identity of the client and prescribing the resulting obligations of such lawyers may be more difficult in the government context. Although in some circumstances the client may be a specific agency, it is generally the government as a whole. For example, if the action or failure to act involves the head of a bureau, either the department of which the bureau is a part or the government as a whole may be the client for purpose of this Rule. Moreover, in a matter involving the conduct of government officials, a government lawyer may have authority to question such conduct more extensively than that of a lawyer for a private organization in similar circumstances. This Rule does not limit that authority. See note on Scope.
Clarifying the Lawyer's Role
[8] There are times when the organization's interest may be or become adverse to those of one or more of its constituents. In such circumstances the lawyer should advise any constituent, whose interest the lawyer finds adverse to that of the organization of the conflict or potential conflict of interest, that the lawyer cannot represent such constituent, and that such person may wish to obtain independent representation. Care must be taken to assure that the individual understands that, when there is such adversity of interest, the lawyer for the organization cannot provide legal representation for that constituent individual, and that discussions between the lawyer for the organization and the individual may not be privileged.
[9] Whether such a warning should be given by the lawyer for the organization to any constituent individual may turn on the facts of each case.
Dual Representation
[10] Subsection (e) recognizes that a lawyer for an organization may also represent a principal officer or major shareholder.
Derivative Actions
[11] Under generally prevailing law, the shareholders or members of a corporation may bring suit to compel the directors to perform their legal obligations in the supervision of the organization. Members of unincorporated associations have essentially the same right. Such an action may be brought nominally by the organization, but usually is, in fact, a legal controversy over management of the organization.
[12] The question can arise whether counsel for the organization may defend such an action. The proposition that the organization is the lawyer's client does not alone resolve the issue. Most derivative actions are a normal incident of an organization's affairs, to be defended by the organization's lawyer like any other suit. However, if the claim involves serious charges of wrongdoing by those in control of the organization, a conflict may arise between the lawyer's duty to the organization and the lawyer's relationship with the board. In those circumstances, Rule 1.7 governs who should represent the directors and the organization.


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Connacht V Toulouse
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East Galway Oncology Run
Dr. Fleetwood and his three children took part in the Castleblakeney Run to raise funds for the Oncology Ward. A great day out which raised much needed funds!
RTE Morning Edition - Oral Cancer
A video exerpt from RTE's Morning Edition with Irish dentists supporting Mouth Cancer Awareness.
Gum Disease linked to Heart Disease
Galway City Tribune
A lovely piece about Dr. Woods from the City Tribune last week!
Sensodyne Sensitive Dentist
Dr. Woods - Sensodyne Sensitive Dentist
Today Dr. Woods received his award from Sensodyne for being a sensitive dentist. Thanks to all of our patients for taking the time to nominate him. All of the team are delighted!!
Connacht Match
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Congratulations to Marian. From the happy smile I think she was pleased with her win!!
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The Irish Times Recommends Dental Cleaning
Interesting piece in the Irish Times highlighting the link between healthy teeth and gums and risk of heart disease and stroke.
Pit Stop for Team Camper at Volvo Ocean Race
Interesting Article For Women
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Galway Advertiser 29th March
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Dear all,
In January and February 2017, 126 vBulletin forums were hacked. The old Zarafa forum was one of these forum. As a result, usernames, hashed passwords and email addresses were made public and used by spammers to send emails to. While the forum software in use only stores hashed version of the passwords, and not the actual passwords themselves we forced a password reset for all users as an additional security measurement. Unfortunately, we cannot remove the list with email addresses that was shared back in March. However, to prevent further incidents we applied patches provided by the author of the forum software to address the issue shortly after we became aware of these (March 16 & 17). Additionally since the Zarafa software has reached end of life in april we have also deactivated new user registrations back in April.
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The "little lady of Flores" files: Something I want to write down before I forget:
The other day I was at my local grocery store and I noticed what appeared to be a girl child shopping.
But I quickly realized - watching from behind - that it could not be a child.
Movements too precise, too disciplined. Honed by decades of experience, not mere years.
Well, she turned around and - it was a woman only slightly younger than me.
An almost proportionate dwarf. She came up only to the bottom of my rib cage - and I am only 5 ft tall.
Thus she was less than a metre tall, for sure.
Of course I immediately ceased to look at her - continuing to look would have been rude.
Her head struck me as slightly too large for an adult, in proportion to her body, which is why I describe her as a "nearly proportionate" dwarf.
Then, a few days later, I saw another nearly proportionate dwarf - a different woman - in another part of town - about the same size.
So I am even more skeptical than I used to be of claims that Flores man represents a "different species" of human.
I always was skeptical of the claims that the little lady of Flores was a different human species from us, but am especially so when I run into normal humans who just happen to be very small. It's not a crime here in Canada.
I think it more likely that - just as the elephants on Flores were unusually small, so were the people. While it would be interesting to know the reason for that, we need not assume that the people were a different species.
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NATO's Patriot anti-missile defenses batteries stationed along Syria's border with Turkey will become operational this week, a senior official said Wednesday.
British Brig. Gen. Gary Deakin said Patriot batteries sent by the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands have reached Turkey and are being deployed in the south of the country. They are meant to protect the NATO member from any possible incoming ballistic missiles from Syria, where a vicious civil war has left at least 60,000 people dead.
"We expect to have an initial operating capability this weekend," Deakin told reporters.
He said the batteries will achieve their full capability by the end of the month.
"We estimate that once it is in place at those locations we will provide protection against missiles for up to 3.5 million people," Deakin said, adding that NATO was planning to keep the batteries in Turkey for at least a year.
Turkey asked NATO in November to urgently deploy the US-made missiles to bolster its defenses.
Syria is believed to have hundreds of artillery rockets, as well as short- and medium-range missiles — including Soviet-built SS-21 Scarabs and Scud-B missiles — in its arsenal. The latter are capable of carrying chemical warheads.
Although Syria is reported to have used tactical surface-to-surface rockets against rebel forces on several occasions in the nearly two-year civil war, none has landed inside Turkey.
Syria's conflict started in March 2010 as an uprising against President Bashar Assad, whose family has ruled the country for four decades. It quickly morphed into a civil war, with rebels taking up arms to fight back against a bloody crackdown by the government.


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Hello WordPressarians,
I am back, resurrected from the ashes to fly like the glorious phoenix I am. I was gone for a while, I flew into the sun. So there that explains my prolonged absence right? No? Well, I actually had an issue with finding time to blog it's called a nursing career. So this wasn't going to be a post about breastfeeding. That's a topic I shall never touch because women actually become crazy, mouth foaming monsters, the lunacy that only the moon controls when it comes to formula vs. breastfeeding. I get it, oh my glob, immunity, nature, and shit. Should anyone feel the need to post here about how formula is more evil than Chucky the doll, please, kindly protest elsewhere. Maybe throw flaming bags of poo at the local Enfamil plant, but don't vomit your insanity here. There is one thing that ain't nobody got time for…THAT.
Lesson #1
I've worked in a couple different fields of nursing now; home health care, long-term care, skilled nursing, and a clinic setting. You are basically going to document everything you do. This is probably so patients can't sue you or can, if you're terrible at doing everything you do. Depending of the level of care if a patient eats, sleeps, stares at you too long, or does absolutely anything, there's paperwork for that. Useful, but redundant. Thanks to insurance, you pretty much get to document every intimate detail of your day. Some places might have fancy pants electronic charting. I've yet to experience this mythical unicorn of documentation. I've been delighted to use paper charts. Which are only more awesome when several other employees who also document everything about the patient needs to use this chart. So at any given time when you think you might squeeze a juicy tidbit about how Patient Jane Doe assaulted staff screaming that she's being murdered when you're trying to coax her into wearing pants that do not have poop in them. She elects to wear the poop pants but that's probably neglect so don't let her and be sure to chart that. You end up doing more paperwork than a CPA on April 14th. If you think not taking care of patients within a facility such as a clinic leaves you exempt. It doesn't. Which leads to lesson 2.
Lesson #2
You get to call insurance companies. A lot. The clinic I worked for required that I call insurance companies for prior authorizations on medication. Which means that insurance companies who are wretched, wretched bastards don't want to cover medications. Not ever. So you get to make a phone call to initiate the authorization, then they usually say, "Well, okay, I'm sorry that I'm not sorry you just wasted your time, we will authorize this now." Then they laugh, extended maniacal laughter as lightening strikes. Or, they want to up their jerk factor. They decide not to authorize this, transfer you to a nurse who you have to justify the medical necessity of the medication. Which means you have to know everything about the patient now. What medications they've tried for this condition and how it wasn't therapeutic, the date they started and stopped it, the non medication therapy they've tried, and which Christmas movie do they think defines the spirit of Christmas. Christ. That doesn't get you anywhere because then it's submitted for review, which takes 15 to 1,000,000,000 days, whatever. If it's really expensive and heaven forbid hormone replacement therapy for women over 65, there will most likely still need to be an appeal filed. Then insurance will put a mouse in a maze. If the mouse finds the cheese within five minutes, it's covered. If not so sorry for your hot flashes and vaginal atrophy Sally Sue Ellen, but it's high risk and though you're aware of that you just can't have the medical care you want. Your unpleasant symptoms and declined quality of life are of no concern. Mostly because you pay for your insurance through the job you work, sucker. Which brings me to the next point.
Lesson # 3
Calling insurance companies is the reason why there are mental disabilities. I think that a psychologist would recognize a phenomenon called Automated Calling Psychosis. It's probably temporary but I would guarantee that my cortisol levels are immeasurable. I call, I either give the info verbally for by pressing the key pad. I listen to music, usually awful, the same musical group that provides the soundtrack to feminine hygiene products and elderly life insurance benefits. This musical group, we'll call, Vaginagina and the Towelettes, suck times infinity. I'm stuck listening to their latest hit, "Masking Odor and my Mother's Funeral." I just gave a wealth of demographics on Sally Sue her name, birth date, ID number, phone number, and favorite fucking finger foods at diner parties. Then a representative answers only to ask this again. The joke is on me though, this is the provider's service line and now I need to call the specific to that particular need line. No, I can't be transferred, I called the only number I'm provided but it's not the right number, I have to hang up, call this number and listen to "Flower Petals on my Muff Interlude." Someone will be happy to assist me after I give this information so much I could assume Sally Sue's identity. I start to feel my sanity slip, and I hear voices, they tell me to harm myself. I start to have dissociate thoughts, I'm dead, I've actually been a terrible person, and this is my eternal punishment. I must have died hitting a pedestrian nun while cyber bullying children on Facebook. Only this can explain the vertigo inducing, repetitive cycle of nonsense I'm being subjected to. Well, let's move on to the next lesson.
Lesson # 4
Nurses week is only celebrated by the E Cards that you are tagged in on Facebook by other nurses. Seriously, that's the only time I've known it was nurse's week. I get an alert, see a funny post about dicks and go, "Oh nurses week, that means nothing to anybody ever." I understand it's not to be observed and celebrated on a grandiose national level, but maybe at the, call me delusional, the healthcare facility that I work for? Ha, simpleton. Nurses week means there's going to a lunch in the break room but good luck attending, nurses don't get lunch because it's lunchtime. If you have too many things that need immediate attention going on at once, so sorry for your luck, your hunger means nothing to the taco inhaling ladies of dietary services. No lunch for you. This would be the break room that nurses never get to utilize or choose not to because 15 minutes of not having human interaction is a legit break. Said nurse's lunch is then eaten by all non nurse staff, because it's records clerk week stupid.
Lesson # 5
You are a person who represents authority on medical knowledge unless the question is not rhetorical, then you are wrong. Meaning, you should know the exact cause of diseases that John Hopkins research has yet to identify. You are supposed to know every medication ever made, even the experimental ones, and know their actions, interactions, side effects, and probably chemical compound if you're not an idiot. What you learned in nursing school is unequivocal to the massive, extensive knowledge of a Google user. People really like to research the most abstract website and test your knowledge on a symptom that can only happen to characters on Adventure Time. The hours you spent studying, testing, and passing the boards were in vain. There's testing that asks if you know the difference between CPR and LOL cats. I don't. Please don't tell on me. A patient will ask you a question, okay, so you answer to the best of your ability. Then they ask if this would be affected differently on a train travelling 65 miles per hour southbound and another train travelling 55 miles northbound at which point will they get AIDS. Answer; who rides trains?!? What I mean is, I typically know a disease's process, risk factors, symptoms, and maybe treatment in a more general sense. I'm not the doctor, those guys go to school longer and MUST know the difference between CPR and LOL cats. These are doctor questions, they know about the trains…and how they'll give you AIDS. So what if I do know enough to be informative? I've dealt with so much COPD, heart failure and diabetes that I can answer quite a few questions. It doesn't matter, because if it's not what the patient wants to hear, it's also wrong. Google can prove it. " I consulted Dr. Boobs on Yahoo Answers, my diabetes is the kind where it's okay to eat chocolate cake for lunch, is that nursing license from some kind of gypsy scam? Go get butter, I wash cake down with butter." My ineptitude would call that non-compliance, but I'm probably going to try to get casserole from the break room during nurse's week. Answer: Go ride a train and get AIDS, nurse.
Lesson # 6
You know every doctor, clinic, and hospital everywhere and you have a mental database of directions, phone numbers and Yelp ratings of each. I'm sorry I don't know where Dr. Proctor's Proctology Clinic is located in Anal, Indiana. Because, use Google, that's why. You proved yourself proficient in doing so when you dispelled all the doctor's advise and mine about why you do in fact need to take blood pressure medication when your blood pressure is normal. Perhaps that means the medication is working? The device you utilized to feed every anxiety with exciting new symptoms your neurosis hadn't yet fathomed is the same device that contains Mapquest. So step.
Lesson # 7
It is worth every headache, all the ridiculous overtime, and distended bladders in the world. While there are days you find feces on your uniform and have not a clue how it happened, there are also days you know how and where you got the feces on your uniform. There are opportunities to do wonderful things, that the patient or their family appreciates, maybe never forget. You never forget. Witnessing the rehabilitation of someone bed bound being able to walk themselves to the vehicle waiting to take them home is a victory. You know you held their hand and encouraged them when they felt hopeless. When they thank you with a hug, it's personal. and they mean it. Then there's the patients who don't go home. Either you rendered emergency care until the ambulance arrived or you took the time you didn't have to spare to let the family member come to terms with ending care that keeps their loved one alive. You offer a shoulder, words or just silence while they bleed emotions so strong you cry in the car driving home because they need you to be strong. You try to comfort one patient whose lifestyle as they know it is over forever and immediately start working like it didn't happen only to get called some inappropriate names because someone doesn't have enough ice in their pitcher. You get the ice and understand that from their room this is frustrating and they probably asked several times. It's not their fault today is short staffed. Every thing you do is because you believe in proper healthcare and you believe in compassion, respect, and humility. You fall short, lack knowledge, and reach out to other nurses for help. you learn though this cycle more or less goes on your whole career. You do it until you gain experience and help the new nurses when they break down because nursing has the ability to make you feel horribly inadequate at times when you know you've put everything inside you to providing the best care you can. Then you probably drink wine because that troll had the nerve to yell at you about her ice pitcher. She should Google manners.


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Oh Aunt Hettie, I just found out your middle name!
It's Lorraine just like a cousin of mine on my paternal Daviss side. That name even suits you to a tee now that I think about it. Nat King Cole even recorded a song called Sweet Lorraine
He sings in the song how he can't wait to marry Sweet Lorraine. I can imagine Uncle Shug felt that same way when he popped the question to you years ago.
I won't show the image here where I saw your middle name due to privacy concerns but I did find you in the census with your parents John and Mary Dove Johnson in Harrison County Texas for verification of my records.
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I remember the time when I was small visiting Marshall with my mom. We went to your house to
see you and Uncle Shug. I stayed there for a couple hours while mom and your son C.W. went to find Morton Jr.
I don't remember spending the night but I do remember you sitting in the kitchen churning butter. Of course curious me sat down next to you instead of playing with the cousins. I wanted to do what you were doing, and ease my mind on how you could make butter like that.
You gently told me from start to finish the process. I wish that I had been older and had a camera to take a picture of those strong wonderful hands. I can see visions in my head now of those yellow flecks, and also the toppings that later became buttermilk.
When it was time for me to leave as I was going out the door, I looked right and left for that cow who started all that business that you went through and finished.
Aunt Hettie Lorraine you were awesome then and remain so in my memory.
Not to let my paternal side get off free, I also found out in my researching my Aunt Bernice's middle name. I had always known the initial was a C but never knew what it stood for.
I even thought it was Cooper for awhile because Uncle Owens middle name was Cooper.
Now that is a story within itself. Owens after his mom's maiden last name and Cooper after his grandmother's maiden name.
My cousins and I went on a research trip to Anderson Texas several years ago and one of the gems we found was the Delayed Birth Certificate of Aunt Bernice. A great resource when you had to have proof to being born for mainly legal purposes.
Now this is a record I can use for verification because the person who attested was present at the birth.
Bernice Cordelia Daviss! I wonder where this name came from. I did see a 1910 census where my grandparents were seen several living houses down from the Bassetts.
The way the make up is of the land is and how the enumerator took the census, they could very well be living next door to each other. I am so quick to believe that Cordelia Bassett was the person she was named after even though more research is needed to verify that.
Here is the excerpt from Ancestry
Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Justice Precinct 1, Grimes, Texas; Roll: T624_1555; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 0027; ; FHL
microfilm: 1375568.
Aunt Bernice and I never got to meet in person but oh what good stories I have heard about her. I did talk to her over the telephone on several occasions and for that I am eternally grateful.
You know me, I wanted to see if anyone had the name Middle and guess what! I found a young man, son of Minnie Adams with the middle name of Middle in Caddo County Louisiana in the 1900 census.
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Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Police Jury Ward 5, Caddo, Louisiana; Roll: 559; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 0032; FHL microfilm: 1240559.
Not to be undone I thought I would look for someone whose first name was Middle. What do you know, I found her in Oklahoma.
Middle is the eleven month old daughter of Walter and Mable Freeman.
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Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Armstrong, Nowata, Oklahoma; Roll: T625_1478; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 59; Image: 264.
I guess next time I will look for someone whose first name is First with a middle name Middle. LOL (Just playing)
My initial thinking in all of this was the hope that I could find out the maiden name of one of my great grands.
After looking at all the familiar first and middle names that my greats named their children, I went though the area my ancestors lived in the 1880 census and tried matching those names with my peeps.
Although I came up empty, my next stop is the 1870 census Harrison County Texas.


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Finished as the runner-up in the one-meter dive and sixth in the three-meter dive with scores of 306.40 and 269.95, respectively, against Cornell and Dartmouth Nov. 12 ... Placed seventh on the one meter (273.65) and three meter (298.40) at the Texas Invitational Dec. 1 ... Took first on the three meter and second on the one-meter diving board against Brown Jan. 19 ... Placed third on the three meter at the Ivy League Championships, turning in a score of 356.45.
Sophomore 2010-11
Won the one-meter diving competition at the 2011 Ivy League Championship with a final score of 327.27, earning first team All-Ivy honors along the way ... Captured the one-meter board title at the season-opening Cornell/Dartmouth tri-meet ... Won the three-meter competition against Columbia Nov. 19 ... Won the three-meter and finished runner-up in the one-meter competitions against BU Dec. 3 ... Finished first in the three-meter competition with a 337.65 score, second in the one-meter competition with a 303.83 score and with Crimson teammates swept Brown in both events Jan. 21 ... Took third in the one-meter board with a 297.68 score against Penn Jan. 23 ... Won the one-meter board with a 305.8 score and finished first in the three-meter board with a 336.05 score in the Yale/Princeton tri-meet Jan. 30 ... Totaled 366.87 points to capture the three-meter consolation diving competition at the Ivy League Championship.
Freshman 2009-10
Finished 11th in the one and three meter events with scores of 572.65 and 582.95, respectively, at NCAA Zone A Diving Championships … Earned the Karl B. Michael Award as the top-scoring diver at 2010 Ivy League Championships … Garnered first-team All-Ivy accolades … Captured the three meter diving title at Ivy League Championships with final score of 345.75 … Also secured one meter diving competition at Ivy Championships with final score of 320.50 … Captured three meter title at HYP meet with final score of 339.55 … Finished third in the one meter competition at HYP meet with a score of 284.85.
Before Harvard
Five-time varsity letterwinner at Winston Churchill High … Captained swimming and diving team as junior and senior … All-Potomac Gazette Diver of the Year in 2008 … Earned all-met honorable mention twice … Received All-Potomac Gazette honorable mention in 2009 … Two-time All-American … Qualified for junior nationals in 2005-07 … Also a member of track & field team … National Merit Commended Scholar … National Hispanic Merit Scholar … AP Scholar with Distinction.
Grandfather, James V. Stanton '84, graduated from the Harvard advanced management program … Enjoys music and Guitar Hero.


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A Florida man insists you can't spend $50,000 in a night at a strip club — and as a man fond of lavish spending at that strip club, he should know.
Lokesh Simon James has sued a Clearwater, Fla., strip club over a $50,000 charge he got for a night he spent there — a night when he says he spent just $600, The Tampa Tribune reported.
James, 32, charges in his lawsuit against Bliss Cabaret and a former bartender there that it was impossible for him to have racked up $50,000 when he went alone to the club at 9:45 p.m. one Wednesday night.
He says he did spend about $600 on dances, tips and drinks, but $50,000 was charged to his credit card, the Tribune reported.
"How many dances would it take before you run up $50,000 at $20 a dance?'' his lawyer said. "Do the math."
The club hasn't responded to the suit and did not comment to the Tribune.


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100% Pure Cocoa Nibbs. Grind with your coffee beans in the morning to create a hint of chocolate mocha coffee.
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Will Clinton clear the field?
The ranks of Democratic governors are filled with ambitious politicians boasting records that would probably play well with primary voters in 2016.
But even as they eye a move from the statehouse to the White House, there's broad recognition among the chief executives that the next generation of Democrats may have to wait longer than four more years to take their place as President Barack Obama's heir.
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Nowhere is The Hillary Factor felt more acutely, and painfully, than in the same elite club of policy innovators and budget balancers that vaulted her husband onto the national political scene in the 1980s.
( Also on POLITICO: GOP 2016 - Governors vs. D.C. insiders)
Among the Democratic governors who descended on Washington this weekend for the National Governors Association winter meeting, the only difference of opinion when it came to Secretary Clinton was whether she would clear the 2016 field entirely or merely loom colossus-like over the race until, and upon entering, the campaign.
Or, as Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper put it with a bit more brevity when asked about Clinton's impact on the campaign, "You should be asking Martin O'Malley."
O'Malley is the second-term Maryland governor who has been perhaps the most open about his 2016 ambitions, but whose prospects are largely out of his hands as long as Clinton looms on the horizon. Count New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Delaware Gov. Jack Markell, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin and Hickenlooper himself on that same roster of accomplished Democratic governors who are younger than the 65-year-old Clinton but could find themselves stuck in their state capitals for another decade-plus should she be elected president.
( PHOTOS: Who's talking about Hillary, 2016?)
It's an unprecedented scenario, noted some of the governors: a first lady-turned-senator-turned-presidential candidate-turned Secretary of State with 100-percent name ID and deep popularity who would, oh yes, make history as the nation's first female president.
Even the most impressive health care delivery reforms and far-reaching gun control restrictions pale by comparison.
"It's just a very unique situation in which an extremely qualified candidate with a long history of public service who has been fully vetted is considering running for the presidency," noted Nixon, who easily won reelection last year to his second term in conservative-leaning Missouri. "She's entitled to her time of analysis. It does, I think, in many ways freeze the field until she more clearly states what she wants to do with the rest of her life."
( WATCH: Hillary Clinton's top 5 lighter moments)
Like many of the Democratic governors, Nixon has a longstanding relationship with Hillary and Bill Clinton dating to the Missourian's time as a state senator when Clinton was Arkansas governor and then running for president. Nixon served as his state's state attorney general during the Clinton administration.
He stopped just short of committing to a Clinton candidacy.
"I worked extremely well with her husband, I work well with her on a number of things, feel a deep commitment to them at a lot of levels and a deep respect for them," said Nixon. "I'd be very energetic about hitting the trail for [Clinton] if she decides to make that step forward."


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so easy and looks yummy... only thing I would add... hot fudge, of course... drizzled before adding the whipped cream, or maybe after too...
Edys Grand Ice Cream-Cookie Cake
- Makes: 12 to 16 servings
- Prep 30 mins
- Freeze 7 hrs to 24 hrs
This layered frozen dessert cake is filled with shortbread cookies, toffee pieces, coconut, and other favorite ingredients.
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Edy's® Grand Cherry Vanilla, Real Strawberry or Black Cherry ice cream
coarsely crushed shortbread cookies, cinnamon shortbread cookies or fudge-striped shortbread cookies (about 30, 1 1/2-inch square cookies or 6 to 7 ounces)
butter or margarine, melted and cooled slightly
toffee pieces, shredded coconut, miniature semisweet chocolate pieces or slivered almonds, toasted
Edy's® Grand Pistachio, Peanut Butter Cup or French Vanilla ice cream, softened (see note)
Edy's® Grand Chocolate or Chocolate Chip ice cream, softened (see note)
Whipped cream
- Working quickly, scoop Cherry Vanilla ice cream into 1-1/2- to 2-inch balls. Place balls on a chilled, parchment or waxed paper lined baking sheet; freeze. In a medium bowl, combine crushed cookies and butter. Stir in toffee pieces, coconut, chocolate pieces or toasted almonds.
- Press half of the cookie mixture on the bottom of a 9-inch springform pan. Freeze for 10 minutes or until firm. Carefully spread softened Pistachio ice cream evenly over cookie mixture. Freeze for 1 hour to set. Carefully spread softened Chocolate ice cream evenly over Pistachio ice cream.
- Place ice cream balls over ice cream layer, leaving 1/2 to 1 inch at edges. Sprinkle with remaining cookie mixture. Cover and freeze at least 6 hours or overnight.
- To serve, spoon whipped cream into a decorating bag fitted with a large star tip (about 1/2-inch opening). Remove the sides of the pan. Cut into wedges. Serve immediately with whipped cream. Cover and store any remaining ice cream cake in the freezer. Makes 12 to 16 servings.
- To soften ice cream: Place ice cream in a chilled bowl. Use a wooden spoon to stir ice cream and press against sides of bowl until evenly softened and ice cream will spread easily.
Nutrition Facts
(Edys Grand Ice Cream-Cookie Cake)Servings Per Recipe 12, sat. fat (g) 15, chol. (mg) 110, cal. (kcal) 411, sodium (mg) 197, fiber (g) 1, pro. (g) 5, Fat, total (g) 29, carb. (g) 35, vit. C (mg) 1, vit. A (IU) 777, iron (mg) 1, calcium (mg) 111


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An easy-to-use handheld blower with a simplified starting system.
"Absolutely the best blower I've ever owned. The total ease of operating this equipment is far superior from any others I've owned in the past. Makes quick work of grass leaves and debris."
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Designed with ease of use in mind, the STIHL BG 56 C-E features our simplified starting system with the STIHL Easy2Start™. The STIHL Easy2Start™ lets you start the engine with a long easy pull of the starting rope rather than a hard fast jerk, making starting virtually effortless. The semi-automatic choke and the new start/stop switch make it virtually impossible to flood when starting this unit. The high-performance, low-emission engine makes quick work of leaves and other yard waste.
- Built in the USA: Indicates products that are built in the United States from domestic and foreign parts and components.
- STIHL Easy2Start™: The STIHL Easy2Start™ system makes starting STIHL® outdoor power tools almost effortless, eliminating the need for a strong pull of the starting cord. This advanced starting system is designed to make starting STIHL® products fast and easy. The specific system may vary by model, but in each case, a quick pull overcomes the engine's compression to minimize the strength and effort required to start. Available on selected products.
- Purge Pump Primer: The purge pump primer feature enables the user to prime the carburetor with fuel, enabling easier starting. The purge pump primer is designed in a way that the operator cannot flood the machine by priming the carburetor too many times. Flooding the engine is still possible if the choke is not removed after the engine fires.
- Displacement: 27.2 cc (1.66 cu. in.)
- Engine Power: 0.7 kW (0.9 bhp)
- Weight: 4.2 kg (9.3 Ibs.)
- Fuel Capacity: 540 cc (18.3 oz.)
- Blowing Force*: 13 Newtons
- Avg. Air Velocity**: 60 m/sec (134 mph)
- Max. Air Velocity**: 71 m/sec (159 mph)
- Air Volume At Nozzle**: 700 m3/h (412 cfm)
- Sound Pressure Rating**: 70 dB(A)
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Can you identify the Code violation(s) in this photo?
Hint: Taking the long route
Find the Answer
How well do you know the Code? Think you can spot violations the original installer either ignored or couldn't identify? Here's your chance to moonlight as an electrical inspector and second-guess someone else's work from the safety of your living room or office. Can you identify the Code violation(s) in this photo?
'Tell Them What They've Won...'
Using the 2011 NEC, correctly identify the Code sections that show violation(s) in this month's photo — in 200 words or less — and you could win something to put in your toolbox. E-mail your response to [email protected], and we'll select three winners (excluding manufacturers and prior winners) at random from the correct submissions. Winners will receive a set of insulated hand tools from Ideal Industries, Inc., valued at more than $125.* The set includes 9.25-in. insulated side-cutting pliers, 10-in. insulated tongue-and-groove pliers, and a 0.25-in. 3 6-in. insulated screwdriver. (* Please allow six to eight weeks for delivery of tools.)
We had three winners this month: Brandon McCoy, foreman, G&G Systems, Henderson, Nev.; Larry Lowe, reliability engineer, Flint Ink, Huntington, W. Va.; and Bill Butler, estimator/project manager, Bayshore Electric, Inc., Daytona Beach, Fla. Each one of them had some interesting observations on this bird nest-filled conduit body — the best one being, "the feathers and twigs in this LB do not qualify as sealing material."
The missing cover for the conduit body is a violation of 314.17(A) and 314.28(C). This exposes the cable to corrosion and deterioration (and even wild birds!), which is a violation of 300.6. As noted above, feathers and twigs do not qualify as an approved sealing material per 300.7. The conductor exiting the conduit body is now exposed and unprotected from physical damage, which is a violation of 300.4 and 300.5(D)(2). The open and exposed holes in the brick wall at both locations in this photo also create a potential fire hazard. The lack of approved fire stop materials at these locations also creates a violation of the requirements of 300.21. As is normally the case with these photos, we can also cite this installation for not being done in a neat and workmanlike manner (110.12).


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I am dealing with a non-linear function of three variables, namely R0k, R1 and alpha. To find its maximum value, I divided the three variables into grids and maximized the function by plotting the maximum value of the function on the grid of alpha, on all the grid points of the two variables. Now I want the value of all those alpha at which the function attained its maximum value. How do I find it? Here is my code:
tbl = Table[
Flatten[{R0k, R1,
Max[Table[bTransp61[(i - 1) Pi 45/180/78]^2, {i, 0, 79}]]}],
{R1, 0, 21.43, .1}, {R0k, 2*(R1/R1el)^2*R0kel - R0kel, 19.71, .1}]
tbl >> "datafile.nb"
Export["tbl.dat", tbl]
tbl2 = Table[Flatten[tbl, 1], {1}]
ListPlot3D[tbl2, PlotRange -> {0, 0.0004}]


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You can now get your tickets to see the show Aug. 10, a kickoff day for 2013 World Series events.
SHELBY � Thousands crowded into the Cleveland County Fairgrounds, many dancing or relaxing in lawn chairs and on blankets.
As the sun set from a blue sky, MercyMe took the stage and performed a concert to help kick off the 2012 American Legion World Series.
The internationally known group will return to Cleveland County in August � and they�ll be joined in a concert that also includes Aaron Shust and The Afters.
You can now get your tickets to see the show Aug. 10, a kickoff day for 2013 World Series events that will also include a community festival for the first time this year.
�They�re on sale now, so people can go online or visit the (ALWS) office,� said Eddie Holbrook, co-chairman of the American Legion World Series executive committee.
Fairgrounds concerts the past several years drew thousands to see Ronnie Dunn, Montgomery Gentry and MercyMe.
Last year�s World Series baseball games attracted more than 100,000 fans to Veterans Field at Keeter Stadium.
For information on tickets to this year�s World Series baseball games, visit http://www.americanlegionworldseries.com/ticketinformation.php or call 704-466-3103.
Where can you get tickets?
* Visit the American Legion World Series office location at 117-A W. Warren St. in Shelby to buy with cash, personal check or credit card.
* The office is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
* Visit www.americanlegionworldseries.com/tickets to order with credit card.
How much are tickets?
* Reserved seats are $40.
* Festival lawn seats are $20.
* Groups of 20 or more are $15 per ticket.
When and where is the concert?
* Cleveland County Fairgrounds
* Saturday, Aug. 10
* Gates open at 4:30 p.m., concerts start at 6:30 p.m.
Can you get tickets at the concert?
* Tickets will be available the day of the concert at sales windows at the fairgrounds. There will be one will-call location at the fairgrounds.
Where can you get more info?
* Call the American Legion World Series office at 704-466-3103 or visit www.americanlegionworldseries.com.
Who�s performing?
* MercyMe � The band is visiting Cleveland County for the second straight year at an American Legion World Series concert. The band is internationally known for its 2001 hit �I Can Only Imagine� and has won numerous Dove Awards and an American Music Award.
* Aaron Shust � He wrote �My Savior, My God,� which became the most-played song of 2006 on Christian Adult Contemporary charts and won three Dove awards for Song of the Year, Songwriter of the Year and New Artist of the Year. He has since released multiple albums with awards, nominations and hits such as �To God Alone,� �Take Over� and �My Hope is in You.�
* The Afters � The Afters are a Texas-based rock quartet that has produced theme songs for several TV shows (�Beautiful Love� for MTV�s �8th and Ocean,� �Until the World� for ABC Family�s �Beautiful People� and �Light Up The Sky� for MTV�s �The Hills.�)
The Afters were the 2006 Gospel Music Association New Artist of the Year. The group�s most recent album release in April 2013 was �Life is Beautiful,� and the single �Every Good Thing� hit the top 10 in the Billboard Hot AC/CHR Chart. The title track was featured in the 2012 film �October Baby.�


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Why 2012 turned small
The 2012 election is over at last, and its supporting cast — a complex of operatives and reporters, locked in an embrace of mutual need and mutual contempt, an audience of millions, at once transfixed and repelled — is gasping at the finish line, collapsed in a heap.
Eighteen months after the affair got under way with the first Republican primary debate, the country is looking back Tuesday on a campaign of superlatives. Objectively: the most expensive ever, by far. Subjectively: the most garish and debased election of the modern era.
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( Also on POLITICO: 9 takeaways from the 2012 election)
Many commentators were addicted to its plot twists, all the while trashing the show. From the left, columnist Maureen Dowd said it was a race that "looked more to the gutter than the stars." From the right, Fred Barnes headlined his last election column, "Good Riddance."
Gary Hart, the Colorado Democrat who ran twice for president in the 1980s, in a POLITICO interview condemned a campaign marked by "a dumbing down of the message to elementary rhetoric that does not contain big ideas or challenging ideas."
At the core of these complaints is a paradox: The 2012 campaign seemed grotesquely bloated and all-pervasive, at the same time it seemed the opposite — miniaturized and ephemeral.
These two opposites in fact are closely connected. Yes, there are specific people to blame, and no better place to start than the top: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney were co-conspirators in driving what they both claimed was the most important election of our lifetimes into cul-de-sacs of trivia and evasion. But it is clear that both men found themselves caught in a vortex of large forces that converged to make the election small.
The arguments were small. Dozens of days were dominated by uproars over careless but inconsequential remarks by one candidate or another, with much of the debate playing out on cable TV and Twitter, both of which shaped the contest in an unprecedented fashion.
The playing field was small. The Electoral College's usual bias in favor of 10 or so swing states — and, by the end, half that many — was intensified this time by the candidates' relentless focus on mobilizing narrow demographic slivers within those states.
( See also POLITICO's swing-state map)
Most of all, the leading actors were small — either content with their diminished stature or powerless to change it. Obama, who four years ago encouraged people to view him as an epic figure, riding a wave of history, this time encouraged people to view him in life-size terms, as a mortal figure who had done the best he could amid setbacks and disappointments and was at least better than the alternative. Romney ran mainly as the vessel for anti-Obamaism, and watched helplessly as his biggest career achievements — in business and as Massachusetts governor — turned into partial liabilities.
None of these 2012 phenomena occurred in isolation. All were created by three long-term trends that contributed to making this election historically small:
The side show has become the main show
One consistent refrain of Barack Obama, especially in the early days of his administration, was disdain for what he plainly regarded as the frivolous and distracting nature of modern political media and the 24-7 news cycle.
( Also on POLITICO: The best stories of 2012)
In June 2009, Obama boasted to Brian Williams that he did not watch cable television: "I generally don't. Mainly because I don't find most of the cable chatter very persuasive. I've used this analogy before, it feels like WWF wrestling. Everybody's got their role to play."


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I want to control the placement of figures. The paper that I am currently writing contains a lot of figures, resulting in some figures ending up in the bibliography section. Therefore I want to manually control their placement. I know options like
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2015 Albarino$28.00ea.
Originally from the Rias Baixis region of Spain, Albarino is fast becoming a domestic favorite. This vintage is again bright and citrusy, with a complex nose of ripe orange, fresh cut grass, vanilla and a hint of cotton candy. It tastes of lemon, orange and kumquat, with hints of whipping cream, baking spices and gingerbread. Well balanced, the body is nice and light, a very refreshing wine.