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You're an explorer at heart, which is why you enjoy the adventure-ready newly updated ASICS® Gel Kahana® 6. Whether your run leads you on or off the traversed path, they're ready for the journey and here to aid the mild over-pronator!
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- Rearfoot Gel® cushioning system attenuates impacting shock and allows for a smooth transition to midstance
- Trusstic System® reduces overall weight of the sole unit, while retaining the structural integrity of the shoe
- AHAR® (ASICS High Abrasion Rubber) is known for its supreme durability and is strategically placed throughout high-wear areas of the sole
- Trail Specific sole - Reversed lugs provide uphill and downhill traction on varied terrain
- Weight: 12 oz
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Dec 15, 2010 Shawn's antics cause evidence to be thrown out in the high profile prosecution of a known crime lord named Czarsky, resulting in the dismissal of the entire case and the firings of not only the Psych agency but also of Henry as their liaison. After Henry wonders to Shawn what life would have been like in Santa Barbara if he had never returned, Shawn travels through a series of dreams which answer that question and aid him in discovering a new way to bust Czarsky for good.
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Dec 8, 2010 Shawn and Gus help the SBPD solve a case, but are soon reprimanded for their efforts because they did not follow police procedure. As a result, Chief Vick arranges for them to take a three-week crash course at the Police Academy, but in true Shawn and Gus fashion, they end up resorting back to their rogue investigation styles regardless.
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Greendale - Two anti-bullying task forces, each with a separate approach and separate leaders, are getting more active in the village.
The Climate and Culture Taskforce, co-chaired by Alison Julien and Susan Castro, parents of Greendale students, is organized by the Greendale School District. Greendale Against Bullying is led by co-presidents Linda Lee and Brian Debelak, both of whom have children in the district.
Greendale Against Bullying has approached the district and Superintendent John Tharp to present its mission and website. While Tharp agreed to meet with the group, he declined to work directly with them.
Tharp said of its website, 'It entails kids or parents logging into her website and saying 'I was bullied,' or 'My child was bullied at this school.' We don't look at that as favorable. We want to work directly between school and family.'
The group members, frustrated by the reception it has received from Tharp, appeared Tuesday at the School Board meeting to petition the board to let them present their group and work to the district.
Debelak pleaded at the meeting for the board to consider a partnership, adding: 'I was an educator, and I understand where the administration is coming from. This community-based focus is geared toward educating adults.'
There are no official plans on the table for both groups to come together.
The district's Climate and Culture Taskforce has a mission to examine the school's policy on bullying, take input from students, faculty and staff, and determine what action, if any, to take. The group has met twice and will have two more meetings, one Nov. 28 and the other Dec. 5.
The task force, which has 20 members who are district staff, students or parents, is in the process of analyzing local policies and procedures. The group has gathered input from about 400 students and staff members about types of bullying, avenues of bullying and what teachers do to prevent bullying.
The findings show a mild to moderate intensity of bullying, rare to seldom levels of in-school bullying, but a large amount of bullying via social media and text messages. The findings are available on the Greendale High School website - accessible via the district's site, www.greendale.k12.wi.us - under the 'District News and Announcements' header.
Tharp, stressing the task force's involvement with parent groups, said, 'The ultimate goal of the task force is to make recommendations to administration and each school's parent groups to propose solutions to them, and they can take those and move forward.'
Greendale Against Bullying formed in August. The group aims to be a nonprofit advocacy group for students who experience bullying. The group has worked with medical professionals at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and is working on having a 24-hour hotline that victims of bullying can call.
The group, led by eight parents, including a police officer, also has a website they hope to have fully functional by Dec. 1. The website, gabnow.org, includes and will add resources to help parents, faculty and school staff deal with bullying.
The website also has a 'report a bully' feature through which one can name a bully confidentially. The site asks what school the bully is in, when the bullying occurred and which grade the bully and the victim are in.
Lee said they will look to their professionals for guidance before taking action against any suspected bullies.
'We've talked about how we may be getting accusations and calls,' she said. 'We have professionals in this area in addition to ourselves who are going to be on the team. We are in the community.'
If the group feels like it needs to take action about the bully, they will call the parent and alleged bully to talk about how they can deal with the problem.
Lee said she feels the community-based organization will be more efficient and able to cut through red tape.
'This can be resolved with a simple phone call,' she said.
The group also is in the process of organizing speakers and obtaining more business sponsors. It plans to set up yard signs advertising community solidarity against bullying.
Both groups agree that Greendale doesn't have a greater-than-average bullying problem. Greendale Against Bullying believes that bullying is an epidemic across America that must be dealt with.
The Climate and Culture Taskforce's findings don't show a large amount of bullying, but they do show there is a moderate amount.
'Bullying is a problem everywhere, and this is a great opportunity for the district to take a look at this issue, look at what's in place and see what can be implemented,' Bill Attewell, communications coordinator for the Greendale School District, said.


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Recipes from some of our favorite people—chefs, designers, architects, and bloggers—all guaranteed to impress your family and friends this Thanksgiving.
A Gluten-Free Thanksgiving
Menu ideas from some of our favorite people—chefs, designers, architects, and bloggers—all guaranteed to impress your family and friends this Thanksgiving.More
Roast Turkey
1 whole turkey, innards removed
1 cup duck fat or butter
1 teaspoon sage
1/4 teaspoon thyme
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
6 Bosc pears, cut in half
1 sweet onion, diced
4 cups turkey or chicken broth
Pear Glaze
3/4 cup white wine
3/4 cup honey
3/4 cup turkey or chicken broth
1/2 cup duck fat or butter
1 very ripe Bosc pear, peeled, cored, and finely chopped
Pear & Sage Stuffing
(1) 10 oz package herbed dried stuffing cubes
1 yellow onion, diced
1 Bosc pear, peeled, cored, and coarsely chopped
1 egg, whisked
2 and 1/2 cups milk
1/4 cup duck fat or butter
2 tablespoons fresh parsley, finely chopped
1 teaspoon salt
3/4 teaspoon dried sage
1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
Pan Dripping Gravy
3 cups pan drippings
2-4 tablespoons corn starch
2-4 tablespoons flour
If you want to brine the turkey—I recommend it!—place it in a brining or turkey-sized oven bag or large stockpot and fill the bag or pot with a brining solution that contains 1 cup of salt and 1 tablespoon of dried sage for every gallon of water. Make sure the bird is completely submerged in the brining solution and place it in the refrigerator to soak overnight. I recommend placing the bag in a pan to make it easier to get it in and out of the refrigerator.
The next morning, make the glaze by bringing all the ingredients to a boil in a medium-sized pot over medium-high heat. Bring the heat down to medium low and continue to boil for 20 minutes. Remove from heat, allow to cool a bit, and then puree in a blender or food processor until completely smooth. Set aside.
Next, make the stuffing. Pour the milk over the dried stuffing cubes in a large bowl and allow them to soak, stirring a couple times to help evenly soak the cubes. Meanwhile, saute the onions in the duck fat or butter over medium-high heat until translucent, about 10 minutes, stirring every couple minutes. Remove the onions from the heat and scrape the onions and duck fat or butter into the bowl with the stuffing. Add the egg, pear, seasonings, and 2 tablespoons of the pear glaze and toss until the ingredients are evenly distributed. Set aside.
Now you can begin preparing the turkey. Preheat the oven to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. Remove the turkey from the brine and pat it dry. Mix together the duck fat or butter with the sage, thyme, salt, and pepper until it is fairly soft and spreadable. Rub the mixture all over the outside of the bird, the inside of the bird, and underneath the skin on the entire front (breast) of the bird. I was able to peel the skin up slightly and then push my way under the entire breast skin with my hands, rubbing the fat and spice mixture everywhere.
Evenly distribute the chopped onion on the bottom of the roasting pan. Once the bird is coated inside and out with the fat mixture, set it in the roasting pan, breast facing up. Stuff the bird until full and set aside whatever stuffing you have left in a separate oven-safe pan. Tie together the turkey's legs with cooking twine. Whisk together the 4 cups of broth with 1/2 cup of the pear glaze, then pour the mixture into the roasting pan, pouring around, not over, the turkey. Arrange the 6 halved pears around the bird.
Place the roasting pan in the oven and cook for 30 minutes, then lower the heat to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and continue cooking for 15-20 minutes per pound of turkey. Baste the bird every 20 minutes with the pan drippings, but every third basting (i.e. once per hour) baste the bird with the pear glaze. Rotate the roasting pan once per hour to help the bird cook evenly (since you will be opening the oven every 20 minutes to baste the bird, the side facing the oven will always loose a bit of heat).
If the bird is browning too quickly, tent tin foil over the roasting pan (do not allow the turkey skin to touch the tin foil otherwise it will cook onto it and the skin will get pulled off when you take off the tin foil, which would make your turkey look sad).
When it starts to look done, take the temperature of the turkey and once it reaches 165 degrees in the breast, stuffing cavity, and thigh, it is safe to eat. Allow the bird to rest for 30 minutes before carving. While the bird is resting, make the gravy. Heat 3 cups of the liquid from the bottom of the roasting pan in a small pot over low heat. Whisk in 2 tablespoons of corn starch and 2 tablespoons of flour until smooth. If you want your gravy to be thicker, continue adding tablespoons of flour and/or corn starch until your desired consistency is reached. Remove from heat and set aside.
Carve the turkey and serve with the gravy and the remaining pear glaze on the side for optional drizzling.
"Thanksgiving Day is the perfect day to impress friends and family with culinary creativity. Side dishes are a great opportunity to be a little more adventurous—dinner guests will be excited to enjoy refined versions of beloved Thanksgiving sides. This luxurious gratin of Swiss chard with Gruyère and Parmesan can take the place of creamed spinach or green bean casserole."
-Daniel Boulud
Swiss Chard Gratin
Serves 6
6 lbs. Swiss chard, washed, leaves and stems separated
2 cloves garlic, peeled and chopped
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
1 cup milk
¼ teaspoon nutmeg
Salt and pepper to taste
½ cup shredded Gruyère cheese
1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Preheat oven to 350˚F. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil and place a bowl of ice water on the side. Boil the chard leaves until tender, remove and chill in the ice water. Strain well; chop roughly. Cut the stems into thin slices. In a small saucepan over medium-low heat, add one tablespoon of butter, garlic, and stems, cooking until tender; remove and set aside. Add the flour and the remaining butter to the pan and reduce heat to low. Cook, stirring for three minutes, being careful not to brown the butter. Using a whisk, gradually stir in the milk and nutmeg. Cook, whisking, for three minutes. With a wooden spoon, add the chopped leaves, reserved garlic, and stems; season to taste. Transfer to a small casserole dish (or individual casseroles if you have them). Sprinkle evenly with the cheeses and bake six to eight minutes, or until golden brown.
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All isn't lost if you embrace turkey's dark side
So what's behind this bias we all seem to have against dark turkey meat?
You know dark meat is richer, juicier, just plain tastier than white meat, which can turn out bland and dry as the Mojave on this most turkey-centric of all days, depending on the skill and luck of the chef.
The National Turkey Federation says the majority of Americans prefer the white meat on a bird, which makes sense, because there's way more of it: An average turkey is 70 percent white meat.
And it's true that dark meat is fattier than white, but it's not as bad as you might think.
A 3.5-ounce portion (about the size of a deck of cards) of white meat has 147 calories, 2 grams of saturated fat and 80 milligrams of cholesterol, according to Susan Randolph, a registered dietitian and nutrition coach at St. Jude Medical Center in Fullerton. The same-size portion of dark meat has 173 calories, 6 grams of saturated fat and 128 milligrams of cholesterol.
"I personally don't think that if you're really into dark meat and just love the way it tastes, that it's a bad thing," Randolph says. "You're not saving that many calories, and it's not significant in terms of calories or fat or cholesterol. And it's got more zinc and iron in it."
Zinc is good for the body's immune system, among other things. Adult men need 11 milligrams a day, and women need 8 mg. A serving of dark turkey meat provides 3.51 milligrams, compared with 1.72 mg for white meat.
Iron is an essential nutrient, and the lack of it means insufficient oxygen in the blood, causing fatigue and other maladies. Men ages 19 to 50 need 8 mg of it each day, women 18 mg (pregnant women 27 mg). Dark turkey meat has 1.43 mg., light has 0.7 mg.
Of course, 3 1/2 ounces is merely a starter for some people. People who study such things say Thanksgiving diners ingest about 3,000 calories just from the dinner, and around 5,000 during the day, including beverages and snacks during the Detroit Lions' annual defeat.
But if you can keep the portions reasonable, there's not much difference between white and dark meat.
"It really is about enjoying yourself. It's so much more than just a calorie count," Randolph said. "There's the ceremony and the friends and the communal aspect of it. I think people should just enjoy themselves, but moderation really is the way to go. Don't deprive yourself. But make sure that you eat a good breakfast, and get your physical activity in for the day."
So why do chickens and turkeys have white and dark meat? Those birds are incompetent at flying, but they have strong legs for running, or just standing around. So they need more oxygen delivered to their legs and thighs, and myoglobin, a protein that carries oxygen through the bloodstream, turns those muscles dark. Since breasts and wings don't get much of a workout, they have less myoglobin.
Ducks, on the other hand, are good flyers, so more myoglobin gets delivered all over their bodies. That's why duck is pretty much all dark meat, and hardly anyone eats duck at Thanksgiving.
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Elder Jones will enter the Missionary Training Center on April 16. Elder Jones is the son of Jim and Ann Jones of Castle Dale.
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Religion Dispatches offers a riveting report of a recent meeting in Oakland in which a leading Mormon authority offered an apology for the pain caused by the LDS Church's activism on California's Propisition 8. To an emotional gathering of "LGBT Mormons and their allies," Elder Marlin K. Jensen reportedly said:
"To the full extent of my capacity, I say that I am sorry … I know that many very good people have been deeply hurt, and I know that the Lord expects better of us."
I'm on record as saying that we should measure the public virtue of religious traditions not merely by the positions they take, but by the way they treat those with whom they agree and disagree along the way. It is, sadly, rare to witness religious authorities open up to this kind of human and seemingly searching encounter on an issue in which they have staked a theological and political claim. I say, "Bravo."


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The Raketier sneaker from Diesel sports a cool low-top look. This lace up combines comfort and style with its nylon, leather and suede material, and sleek silhouette. Whatever the occasion, get ready to be a trend setter and stand out from the crowd!
- Nylon upper with suede and leather trim
- Round toe with rubber toe guard
- Padded collar and tongue
- Fabric mesh lining
- Lightly cushioned insole
- Vulcanized rubber sole
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Saucony Grid Excursion TR6 Trail Running Shoe - Mens
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If you demand adventure and even more comfort durability and responsiveness, discover how exciting this can be in the updated Saucony® Grid Excursion TR6. This shoe is built for the neutral to under-pronator looking for superior cushioning. Runners enjoy your run or jog through the wilderness in this trail running shoe.
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- Non-visible grid system provides stability at impact
- Propel technology in the heel absorbs shock and ensures a level smooth ride on rough terrain
- HRC Strobel board for extra comfort
- XT-600™rubber outsole with triangular lug design for all terrain types
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Very comfortable Saucony
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Ten years in the making, Ben Shapiro's docu on celebrated photog Gregory Crewdson concentrates on his magnum opus, the collection of huge prints known as "Beneath the Roses."
Ten years in the making, Ben Shapiro's docu on celebrated photog Gregory Crewdson concentrates on his magnum opus, the collection of huge prints known as "Beneath the Roses." For those unfamiliar with Crewdson's oeuvre, the docu serves as a delicious eye-opener, while for fans it furnishes an unprecedented look at his long-secret methods, utilizing crews and budgets suitable for independent features, by which his eerily frozen moments of Americana come into being. Bowing Oct. 31 at Gotham's Film Forum, the bigscreen providing a perfect canvas for Crewdson's epic creations, "Brief Encounters" reps a must-see for art lovers.Producer-director-lenser Shapiro follows Crewdson at each stage of his laborious process. Location photos require endless hours of the shutterbug driving solo through the streets of the same Western Pennsylvanian towns where he shoots all his photographs, endlessly retracing his steps until inspiration strikes and the key aspects of his composition come together in his mind. At that point, Crewdson, his director of photography Richard Sands and a large crew (many, like Sands, veterans of feature filmmaking) meticulously micromanage every element in the huge frame, a two-day affair that might involve closing off roads, rearranging selected cars, carefully positioning human subjects, laying down fog, washing or dirtying up windows, stapling flowers to a beanstalk and, most importantly, setting up the lighting. (Crewdson's final photo in the series, fittingly titled "Brief Encounter," needed 75 lights deployed along a half-mile stretch.) Finally, at twilight on the second day, they take some 40-50 shots that will be further fiddled with and composited in post-production to create a final print. Non-location images that spring fully formed from Crewdson's imagination are re-created on soundstages, with a production manager, carpenters and a sizable posse on hand to build, say, a dilapidated house (replete with outmoded, rusty appliances and menacing basement) or a fantastically moonlit room. Throughout the docu, Crewdson supplies revealing commentary on his life, work and influences, many of them cinematic. This close scrutiny of the artist at work never diminishes the eerie, haunting quality of the photographs themselves, which Shapiro's camera explores in detail before pulling back to appreciate the whole. The helmer also wisely taps novelists Russell Banks and Rick Moody, rather than fellow photogs, to describe in words the power of Crewdson's vision. Banks sees the choice of twilight as marking the shift between public and private spaces. Both writers stress the narrative nature of his pictures, and the melancholy beauty of the economically depressed ghost towns where industry has fled, leaving sad, bewildered inhabitants adrift. This socioeconomic layer counterbalances the darker imagery of dreams, often filtered through films. Thus, the bathroom in "Psycho" reappears, virtually unrecognizable, in the corner of a mysterious, very different drama. A coda in Shapiro's docu explores Crewdson's next project, a black-and-white series featuring the decaying, abandoned sets of Cinecitta. As Crewdson himself puts it, every artist has just one story to tell. The challenge is telling it over and over, differently.
Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters
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okay bill,this time you do have a point.yes the irish could probably have beaten arkansas,miss st. and maybe (on a given day) mizzou.maybe i left another one out.my point is they were vastly overrated and that the 'defacto' national champ. game was georgia vs. alabama.of course,if this somehow conflicts with your 'fair tax thinking'-then i owe you an apology!<quoted text>
As much as I dislike ND, if you believe ND couldn't beat anybody in the SEC you're more clueless than would appear AND you don't know much about college football...
Who do you support for U.S. Senate in Georgia in 2010?
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sorry,i did leave out the vols(tenn.) and kentucky(that powerhouse),so nd could maybe have beaten 5 or 6 of the 14 sec teams!wow!!!!!!
#3202 Feb 10, 2013
i do apologize for multiple replies to a single post,but i just can not get over your diversity of knowledge- i had always thought of you as a kind of one-trick pony,and have always marveled at your ability to crunch numbers and stuff like that.so i was just wondering,of your 3-4 thousand posts,how many times do you reckon that you have called someone clueless,uneducated or undereducated.you don't have to be precise-a ballpark figure will do.
#3203 Feb 11, 2013
Duh?!?! Show me a post that is a liberal "bragging" about Obama being re-elected. Show me a post where this so-called liberal Obama lover is unhappy with Obama. You can't count posts that show people that are sick of and very unhappy with ignorant conserative rants that are baseless and hold no facts.
Shouldn't be a problem for someones as smart as you, waiting.
#3205 Feb 11, 2013
I sure hope that you are very young,because you could be waiting for quite awhile!
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This one is easy. Type in "The Best Man Won-President Obama" and then check out posts 1,3,4. That was the first one that popped up. Don't know about your second demand. Most liberals tend not to be honest about their feelings when they have made a huge mistake. I know you weren't posting this to me, but just thought I would help you out.
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Check out post #3206.(Sometimes you feel like a nut, huh?)
#3209 Feb 11, 2013
So you brought up a post from November 6 from Villa Rica Mom as your example? I think he was talking about in this thread.
#3210 Feb 11, 2013
But sometimes I don't.
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Well, he most certainly didn't state that. He asked and I answered. Not everyone is as smart as the two of us, ChicknButt. Keep up. ; )
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lol Carry on, dude.
#3213 Feb 12, 2013
And you must be an avid watcher.
#3214 Feb 12, 2013
the best cheater won and that would be bozo
#3215 Feb 12, 2013
all those purple shirt , cheeto eating , over weight , union bus riders represent obama.oh and eating pop sicles.
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Damn, how it must suck for those pot bellied, tooth misssin, grit eatn, GED edumacated, unemployed, beer guzzling, junk car on blocks in the front yard, old stuffed sofa on the porch, welfare, food stamp, and free school lunch slurpin good 'ol boys - who lost.
Hey, idiotic stereotypes and insults are fun !
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You are still the most ignorant pompous ass on the planet. You still afraid to sit down to lunch with a 63 year old who just wants to look you in the face and see what you really are. I think not.
#3218 Feb 12, 2013
Holy H. Moses,info-op.I think between you and "walt",y'all have insulted just about everybody in the whole state except me and bill!
#3219 Feb 12, 2013
I hope I included myself in that insult.
I'd hate to be left out of the stereotyping - that would sure be embarrassing.
Especially since I'm a an overweight, gun owning, grit eating, taxpayer mooching, white boy, couch potato, who watches "World's Dumbest ... ", who now lives in the South.
#3220 Feb 12, 2013
tough break-but you will get used to it.
#3221 Feb 12, 2013
Vote for the candidate who insists on the Sequestor. This as already been approved but now Friggin republicans and democrat are starting to stall. There is alot of pork that will be done away with and especially defence, the biggest over-priced expenditure we pay for. We have more than enough manpower and weapons to defend ourselves but there are those who use defense as a tool to frighten us into believing we need much more. Cayman island banks are full of money defense companies use to bribe especially " family value " republican congressmen. Atleast God is not fooled. I pray daily that March 1st the government will have to go OFF the cliff and save all of we taxpayers trillions of dollars. I've heard of democrat congressmen who have also been having second thoughts about sequestor so they are corrupt as well.
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Whoops, Sarah Palin said something that sounded "folksy" and "commonsensical" when she thought of it that turned out to be an explicit endorsement of liberal policy. Did you know that she used to take advantage of socialized medicine?
Speaking in Alberta, Canada (which is, according to the old cliche, Canada's Texas—because they have oil and love guns) Sarah Palin accidentally tried to relate to her audience of conservative Canadians who love their government health care.
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Leicester and the Ospreys have both named unchanged starting sides for their Heineken Cup meeting at Welford Road on Sunday.
Leicester and Ospreys have named unchanged starting XVs for their Heineken Cup clash at Welford Road.
After starting the season with just one defeat in the opening six rounds of Aviva Premiership action, Tigers go into Sunday's game looking for their first points in Pool 2 after an opening-round defeat in Toulouse. The Ospreys kicked off their European campaign with a 38-17 bonus-point victory at home to Treviso.
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"We had a decent start to the Heineken Cup with a win against Treviso last week. We won't be getting carried away with ourselves as we realise that while there was plenty to be pleased with about the performance there was a lot that wasn't,' said Ospreys Head Coach Steve Tandy.
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Replacements: 16 George Chuter, 17 Marcos Ayerza, 18 Martin Castrogiovanni, 19 Louis Deacon, 20 Richard Thorpe, 21 Sam Harrison, 22 George Ford, 23 Matt Smith.
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The Wages of Failure: Executive Compensation at Bear Stearns and Lehman 2000-2008
Lucian A. Bebchuk
Harvard Law School; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER); Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) and European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
Alma Cohen
Tel Aviv University - Eitan Berglas School of Economics; Harvard Law School; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Holger Spamann
Harvard Law School
November 24, 2009
Yale Journal on Regulation, Vol. 27, 2010, pp. 257-282
Harvard Law and Economics Discussion Paper No. 657
ECGI - Finance Working Paper No. 287
The standard narrative of the meltdown of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers assumes that the wealth of the top executives of these firms was largely wiped out along with their firms. In the ongoing debate about regulatory responses to the financial crisis, commentators have used this assumed fact as a basis for dismissing both the role of compensation structures in inducing risk-taking and the potential value of reforming such structures. This paper provides a case study of compensation at Bear Stearns and Lehman during 2000-2008 and concludes that this assumed fact is incorrect.
We find that the top-five executive teams of these firms cashed out large amounts of performance-based compensation during the 2000-2008 period. During this period, they were able to cash out large amounts of bonus compensation that was not clawed back when the firms collapsed, as well as to pocket large amounts from selling shares. Overall, we estimate that the top executive teams of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers derived cash flows of about $1.4 billion and $1 billion respectively from cash bonuses and equity sales during 2000-2008. These cash flows substantially exceeded the value of the executives' initial holdings in the beginning of the period, and the executives' net payoffs for the period were thus decidedly positive. The divergence between how the top executives and their shareholders fared implies that it is not possible to rule out, as standard narratives suggest, that the executives' pay arrangements provided them with excessive risk-taking incentives. We discuss the implications of our analysis for understanding the possible role that pay arrangements have played in the run-up to the financial crisis and how they should be reformed going forward.
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Keywords: Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, the financial crisis, banks, executive compensation, risk-taking, compensation structures, bonus compensation, stock options, restricted shares, moral hazard
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Edwardcullenfan: Yikes, your situation is a little bit tricky. Here's a bit of advice from my personal experience. If you are interested in this myspace man, I would make sure you're ready for a long distance relationship if that's applicable. If he's somewhere different than you are, that can get complicated and end up ending badly, which sucks. But if you're sure about him, go for it! Keep up the flirting and maybe try the subtle messaging like, "such and such happened today and it reminded me of you " Just make sure not to get too "friendly" if you want to make something happen with this guy. Enough cute little messages and some "let's hang out's" can turn into a burning romance!
Genny: There's no update because it's not Thursday yet, and no, he's not off of my mind. It's ridiculous! Seriously that whole debacle sounds horrendous! I hate when people make comments like that, but in those situations, I always make sure people know it's offensive and it's not appropriate to do that. You should tell J to defend you next time too...what a lousy boyfriend! Oh, and I congratulate you for using the Weee-otch thing. You've inspired me to use it...to see what looks I can get
Christine: Seriously, the whole thing with Andy sounds pretty flirty to me! Physical relationship?! Geesh girl! It seems as if he's into you though, which is weird, because isn't he with Cara? Do you think you might feel something more than friendship with him? If not, that's an awesome guy friend! Keep me posted!
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Morocco, about one-tenth larger than California, lies across the Strait of Gibraltar on the Mediterranean and looks out on the Atlantic from the northwest shoulder of Africa. Algeria is to the east and Mauritania to the south. On the Atlantic coast there is a fertile plain. The Mediterranean coast is mountainous. The Atlas Mountains, running northeastward from the south to the Algerian frontier, average 11,000 ft (3,353 m) in elevation.
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Morocco has been the home of the Berbers since the second millennium B.C. In A.D. 46, Morocco was annexed by Rome as part of the province of Mauritania until the Vandals overran this portion of the declining empire in the 5th century. The Arabs invaded circa 685, bringing Islam. The Berbers joined them in invading Spain in 711, but then they revolted against the Arabs, resenting their secondary status. In 1086, Berbers took control of large areas of Moorish Spain until they were expelled in the 13th century.
The land was rarely unified and was usually ruled by small tribal states. Conflicts between Berbers and Arabs were chronic. Portugal and Spain began invading Morocco, which helped to unify the land in defense. In 1660, Morocco came under the control of the Alawite dynasty. It is a sherif dynasty—descended from the prophet Muhammad—and rules Morocco to this day.


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Vascular Dysfunction with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow: A Role for PPAR Gamma
Congenital heart defects, which are birth defects that result in anatomic abnormalities of the heart, afflict as many as 1% of all born infants. Although there are many different types of defects, several common defects disrupt the normal separation between the blood that flows from the heart to the lungs and the blood that flows from the heart to the body. As a result, these defects cause an abnormally increased amount of blood to flow through the lungs. Over time, this increased blood flow to the lungs causes injury to the blood vessels of the lung. Normally, the blood vessels of the lung are maintained in a relaxed dilated state, and thus allow blood to flow easily under low pressure. However, after exposure to abnormally increased blood flow, the blood vessels of the lung begin to loose this relaxed state, and become prone to periods of intense constriction. This can diminish the amount of oxygen delivered to the body from the lungs, and can place a significant strain on the heart which must pump blood through the lungs against an abnormally increased pressure. Even worse, if the disease process continues, the blood vessels of the lung begin to change by thickening and decreasing their internal size. This can permanently increase the resistance of blood flow through the lung and increase the pressure within the lung's vessels. This increased pressure is called hypertension, and since it develops within the lung, it is called pulmonary hypertension.
My research is focused on understanding the basic mechanisms that link increased blood flow through the lungs with the development of this pulmonary hypertension. Only by understanding these processes, can novel treatment strategies be developed to help patients with this disease. In order to study basic biochemical, cellular, and molecular mechanisms that control the development of pulmonary hypertension, lung tissue and lung blood vessels must be examined. This presents a significant problem for researchers, since obtaining lung tissue from patients would require very invasive and potentially dangerous surgery. Therefore, our laboratory group has developed a large animal model that closely mimics the human disease. With this model the controlling mechanisms can be explored.
We have previously demonstrated alterations in important factors produced by lung vessels, such as nitric oxide and endothelin-1, that contribute to the development of pulmonary hypertension in the setting of congenital heart defects. In fact, therapies that increase nitric oxide signaling (sildenafil) and that block endothelin-1 (bosentan) are currently used to treat patients with pulmonary hypertension.
More recently, our work has explored the role of reactive oxygen species, which are molecules derived from oxygen that contribute to the development of a number of vascular diseases, including hypertension, diabetes, and stroke, in the development of pulmonary hypertension. Furthermore, preliminary studies in our laboratory have identified a potential role for a recently discovered class of receptors in the body termed peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors, or PPAR. This line of research is exciting because drugs that activate these receptors are currently available commercially for the treatment of diabetes.
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Title: Novel NO-ET-1-ROS Interactions in the Pulmonary Vasculature Principal Investigator: Peter Oishi Agency: National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, K12 1/01/05 to 12/31/10 Pediatric Critical Care Scientist Development Program – The objective of the project is to delineate alterations in endogenous pulmonary endothelial function that occur during exogenous augmentation of pulmonary NO-cGMP signaling. Title: Endothelin-1-Reactive Oxygen Species Interactions in Pulmonary Hypertension Principle Investigator: Peter Oishi Agency: Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Entelligence Young Investigators Program 7/01/06 to 6/30/07 Title: Vascular Dysfunction with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow: A role for PPAR Gamma Principle Investigator: Peter Oishi Agency: National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, K08 1/01/07 to 12/31/10 The objective of this project is to elucidate the role of PPAR gamma in the pulmonary vascular dysfunction that develops secondary to congenital cardiac defects with increased pulmonary blood flow. Title: Vascular Dysfunction with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow: A role for PPAR Gamma Principle Investigator: Peter Oishi Agency: Pulmonary Hypertension Association, K08 Supplemental Award 7/01/07 to 6/30/12
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posted Sep 16 2012 12:00AM
I don't know what role this game will play in the outcome of the 2012 season and no, I did not make reservations for New Orleans(site of the Super Bowl) after the Bills romp over Kansas City.
But I do know the team, the fans and sports talk show hosts needed it… badly!
While the opener was about as bad a game as you could have possibly imagined in your worst nightmares, you couldn't have scripted the follow up much better.
Don't get me wrong, the opposition was terrible. Imagine how Chiefs fans feel today knowing their team has been outscored by the Bills 76-24 in the last two meetings.
For the fans who believe the Bills will make the playoffs this season, this is exactly the kind of game they had in mind.
The recipe was one part dominating running game, one part the quarterback just making plays that were there and not killing the team with turnovers and one part an improved defense that got after the quarterback and took the ball away.
Fitzpatrick didn't have an eye popping day but he didn't need to. He ended up 10-19 for 178 yards and 2 touchdowns but most importantly he had no turnovers. His best throws of the day were a 10 yard touchdown pass to Scott Chandler and short throws to Chandler and Stevie Johnson where run after catches produced 33 yards for Chandler and a 49 yard TD for Johnson.
The offense was sparked by the legs of C.J. Spiller. During an interview on WGR on Friday, Bills General Manager Buddy Nix remarked "there's something to be said for running the ball and playing good defense." Must be the team was listening.
Spiller again showed a combination of explosive speed, shifty moves and an ability to break tackles. In his last 7 regular season games, the former first round pick has amassed 683 rushing yards. He is downright scary when in space.
On his 38 yard TD scamper, he started right, saw nothing, then cut back left and found a big hole to fire through. He became the 4
back in Bills history to top 100 yards rushing in the first two games of the season.
There may be more of that to come. I was both surprised and heartened to hear Chan Gailey say after the game "we'd rather be a physical run team that throws it on surprise or when we have to throw it." Honestly I thought Gailey was a pass happy play caller who would live and die with Fitzpatrick. This may mean the offense is going in a different direction.
The offense wasn't the only unit that did a complete 180 from last week. The defense had a pass rush, got consistent pressure, recorded sacks and took the ball away.
Kyle Williams was a beast. On at least three different plays, he took the man attempting to block him and bullied him into a backpedal. Remember the scene in the movie "The Blind Side" when Michael Oher pushes the guy all the way downfield and over a fence? I think Williams could have done that if they let him keep going.
The defensive line dominated the Chiefs. Buffalo got pressure and sacks while only rushing four. Kyle Williams had two sacks, Marcell Dareus had one and Alex Carrington added another while forcing a fumble.
Mario Williams didn't get a sack but his pressure forced Cassel towards Dareus on that sack and he drew a holding penalty on Chiefs right tackle Eric Winston on another rush. He also recovered the fumble that Carrington forced.
The takeaway right before halftime was important. A Chiefs TD would have made it 21-7 and maybe given them some life. Instead, they came away with nothing on their best drive of the half.
Kudos to Dareus for playing just days after the tragic shooting death of his younger brother and in more trivial matters, for playing as much as he could after suffering a shoulder injury.
Special teams got caught up in that whole reversal of fortunes theme. After giving up a punt return for a touchdown against the Jets, the Bills got an 88 yard return for score from Leodis McKelvin, the 2
longest in franchise history. I felt good for McKelvin since that came at the end of a week where he lost his nickel job to Justin Rogers(and deservedly so).
As if the day wasn't good enough already, as the game comes to an end, I get to watch the Pats get a gift from the Arizona Cardinals with a late game fumble that sets them up for what seemed to be a 4
quarter comeback victory. But then I see Stephen Gostkowski miss a 42 yard field goal. Thank you football gods for that one.
I said the Bills had to win this game and next week's at Cleveland to restore any faith in this team and where the season can go. If they are going to take advantage of a weak schedule, you have to beat teams like the Chiefs and Browns. One down, one to go.
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Circa 2,800,000 BCEThe Earliest Known Remains of the Genus Homo Circa 2,500,000 BCE – 500,000 BCE
The First Industrial Complex Circa 2,400,000 BCE – 1,400,000 BCE
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The Most Complete Early Human Skeleton Circa 1,400,000 BCE
The Earliest Flint Tool Found in Europe Circa 1,200,000 BCE
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Early Humans Use Heat-Treated Stone for Tools Circa 150,000 BCE – 50,000 BCE
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Early Attempt to Record Information or Early Art? Circa 75,000 BCE
Tool Making by Pressure Flaking Discovered in Africa Circa 75,000 BCE
At Sibudu Cave, the Oldest Known Early Bedding and Use of Medicinal Plants Circa 68,000 BCE
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Neanderthals Made the First Specialized Bone Tools in Europe Circa 48,000 BCEProof that Neanderthals Ate Vegetables as Well as Meat, in the Earliest Dated Human Faeces Circa 43,000 BCEGenome of the Oldest Human Fossil Found Outside of Africa and the Near East Shows that Humans and Neanderthals Interbred 50,000-60,000 Years Ago Circa 41,000 BCE
Discovery of the Cro-Magnons, the First European Early Modern Humans Circa 40,000 BCE
The First Specimen to be Recognized as an Early Human Fossil Circa 39,000 BCE
The Denisova Hominin, a Third Kind of Human Circa 39,000 BCELyuba: The Best Preserved Mammoth Mummy Circa 38,000 BCE – 33,000 BCE
The Earliest Known Examples of Figurative Art 38,000 BCE
The First Sturdy Shoes are Invented Circa 38,000 BCEThe Oldest Known Hand Stencil & One of the Earliest Dated Figurative Depictions: Both Discovered in Maros, Sulawesi, Indonesia Circa 37,000 BCE
The Oldest Cave Painting Circa 37,000 BCEPossibly the Earliest Art Created by a Neanderthal Circa 36,000 BCE
Neanderthal Genome Reveals Interbreeding with Humans 35,000 BCE
The Oldest Known Mathematical Artifact Circa 33,000 BCE
The Earliest Musical Instruments Circa 33,000 BCE
The Earliest Known Carving of a Mammoth Circa 32,000 BCE – 30,000 BCE
Probably the Earliest Extensive Collection of Paintings Circa 32,000 BCE – 28,000 BCE
Making Materials from Flax Fibers Circa 31,000 BCE
The First Genuine Human Fossil Skeleton Discovered by a Scientist Circa 30,000 BCE
The Earliest Zoomorphic / Anthropomorphic Sculpture Circa 30,000 BCEThe Advantages of Orally Transmitted Traditions Circa 30,000 BCE – 29,000 BCE
The Earliest Sculpture of a Horse 29,000 BCE – 25,000 BCE
The Oldest Known Ceramic Figurine Circa 28,000 BCE – 21,000 BCE
Some of the Earliest Tools for Sewing Garments 25,000 BCE – 20,000 BCEThe Ishango Bone, Possibly One of the Oldest Calendars Circa 25,000 BCE
The Earliest Representation of Spun Thread Circa 24,000 BCE – 22,000 BCE
The Venus of Willendorf 24,000 BCE
The Earliest Portrait Circa 23,000 BCE
One of the Earliest Known Realistic Representations of a Human Face Circa 23,000 BCE – 12,000 BCE
Perhaps the Oldest Surviving Architecture Circa 21,000 BCE – 16,000 BCE
The Oldest Fish Hooks and Evidence of Paleolithic Offshore Fishing Circa 20,000 BCEDiscoveries in Brazil Could Predate the Arrival of the Clovis People in the Americas Circa 18,000 BCE
Cylcons Circa 18,000 BCE
The Oldest Known Pottery Circa 16,000 BCE
The Earliest Surviving Pottery From Japan Circa 15,300 BCE
The "Sistine Chapel" of the Upper Paleolithic Circa 14,000 BCEThe Venus Impudique: the First Discovery of a Venus Figurine Circa 13,500 BCE – 11,200Hunter-Gathers Were Living At Buttermilk Creek, Texas, as Early as 15,000 Years Ago Circa 13,000 BCEThe Lourdes Horse Circa 12,800 BCE – 8,500 BCE
North America's Earliest Rock Art Circa 12,000 BCE
"The Sorcerer" Circa 12,000 BCEMore than 5000 Flint Tools Are Found in Biggar, Scotland Circa 12,000 BCEThe Oldest Map is Discovered in Abauntz Cave, Navarre, Spain Circa 11,000 BCE
Pre-Historic Art Created by Children at the Cave of a Hundred Mammoths, Rouffignac Circa 11,000 BCE
The Swimming Reindeer Circa 10,500 BCE
The Mammoth Spear Thrower 10,000 BCE
Perhaps the Oldest Map in the World Circa 10,000 BCEThe Holocene Interglacial Period Begins Circa 9,500 BCE
The Earliest Surviving Human-Made Place of Worship Circa 9,300 BCE – 9,175 BCEFood Storage Preceded Plant Domestication in the Jordan Valley Circa 9,000 BCE – 8,000 BCE
The Eight Founding Crops of Domesticated Agriculture Circa 9,000 BCE
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