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by gwilson on Oct.09, 2009, under Uncategorized
Hmmm… Maybe you CAN pick your friend's nose after all.
Our Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus study is underway, and the response has been all we hoped for! In three days we surpassed our goal of 100 samples taken from 100 students from every corner of campus. Next step? We'll do Gram stains, catalase test, coagulase test, and confirm results using BD-Crystal Rapid ID panels to confirm Staphylococcus aureus. That will end our lab work on THIS project for the semester, but then comes the more laborious part of the project – inputting data from the surveys and lab tests, doing the statistical analysis, etc. Students this semester will end their contributions to the project by putting together their research posters in which they'll focus in on one aspect of the study.
In the spring we'll continue the project in two ways. First, I'll repeat the work with McMurry faculty and staff. Second, we'll hand over any presumed MRSA strains to students in another course who will do the DNA sequencing necessary to confirm the presence of the mecA gene – the "gold standard" in MRSA confirmation. How ironic that the project starts with swabbing the nose and ends with a "gold standard".
We also have a student whose Honors project involves surveying environmental surfaces for MRSA, so we'll have a full profile of MRSA on campus.
This has been a very fun and popular project that has taught my students lots of basic microbiology through involvement in an interesting and relevant research project. I could have taught it in the conventional way – but how much fun would that have been? The McMurry BIMS approach to teaching is the only way to go!
By the way, reporters don't come out to talk with you when you teach your labs in conventional ways. So why not promote your program as you teach by doing interesting projects with your students? For more info on this project, become a fan of the BIMS Facebook page and see some of the press we received!


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Wasps boss Dai Young has made two changes to his side for Sunday's Premiership clash with Gloucester at Adams Park.
Wasps boss Dai Young has made two changes to his starting XV for Sunday's Aviva Premiership clash with Gloucester at Adams Park.
Stephen Jones starts at fly-half and Andrea Masi returns from international duty with Italy to line up at outside centre.
"We played Gloucester down at Kingsholm and lost in September and while I would like to think we are a much better side now, they have definitely improved as well," said Young.
"Stats wise they have the best scrum in the league both on their ball and on opposition ball, and they have a good line-out too so they are going to try and take us on physically.
"We need to match that up front before we can think about anything else and we recognise what a huge challenge this fixture is."
Nigel Davies has kept faith with the same starting fifteen that earned victory at Northampton last weekend, as Gloucester Rugby face another tough road trip at Wasps on Sunday.
The Cherry and Whites clinched a hard fought 27-11 win at Franklin's Gardens last Saturday in one of their best performances of the Aviva Premiership campaign.
The win saw Gloucester leapfrog Wasps in the table for a few short hours, until Dai Young's side regained fourth spot with their own impressive win at Harlequins.
So, fourth will take on fifth at Adams Park at Sunday lunchtime with both teams looking to enhance their playoff claims.
Meanwhile, the only changes to the Gloucester line-up from last week are in the replacements. Jim Hamilton is back from Scotland duty and replaces Peter Buxton, while Koree Britton, Dave Lewis and Shane Monahan come in for Tommaso d'Apice, Jimmy Cowan and Henry Trinder respectively.
Despite the win at Franklin's Gardens, Davies stressed this week that thoughts had immediately turned to Sunday's game.
"The players delivered at Northampton and we were pleased. But that was one of four big games in this block of rugby, and we've refocused straight away," he said.
"Wasps are a very good team. They've crept up from nowhere really in some respects. They're playing some really good rugby, they have some threats in their team and they work hard for each other.
"It's another big challenge, but we're in a good place to meet that challenge and we're looking forward to it."
Form: London Wasps have won their last four Aviva Premiership Rugby encounters since tripping up 23-30 at Exeter on 1 December. Wasps' only defeat at Adams Park in the Premiership since this weekend twelve months ago was 10-14 to Newcastle in round 22 last season. Gloucester Rugby won 27-11 at Northampton last Saturday and have not won successive away games in Aviva Premiership Rugby since February 2011. Wasps have won just one of the last five clashes with Gloucester: 26-24 in this equivalent fixture last season. Gloucester's only victory at Adams Park since 2008 was 10-9 on 13 February 2011.
The teams:
Wasps: 15 Hugo Southwell (c), 14 Christian Wade, 13 Andrea Masi, 12 Chris Bell, 11 Tom Varndell, 10 Stephen Jones, 9 Joe Simpson, 8 Billy Vunipola, 7 Sam Jones, 6 Ashley Johnson, 5 Marco Wentzel, 4 James Cannon, 3 Phil Swainston, 2 T Rhys Thomas, 1 Zak Taulafo.
Replacements: 16 Tom Lindsay, 17 Tim Payne, 18 Will Taylor, 19 Alex Rae, 20 Matt Everard, 21 Charlie Davies, 22 Nick Robinson, 23 Elliot Daly.
Gloucester: 15 Rob Cook, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Mike Tindall (capt), 12 Tim Molenaar, 11 Jonny May, 10 Ryan Mills, 9 Dan Robson, 8 Sione Kalamafoni, 7 Akapusi Qera, 6 Tom Savage, 5 Will James, 4 Lua Lokotui, 3 Rupert Harden, 2 Darren Dawidiuk, 1 Nick Wood.
Replacements: 16 Koree Britton, 17 Dan Murphy, 18 Yann Thomas, 19 Jim Hamilton, 20 Matt Cox, 21 Dave Lewis, 22 Shane Monahan, 23 Martyn Thomas.
Date: Sunday, February 17
Kick-off: 13:00
Venue: Adams Park
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|Posted by hj on December 30, 2003 at 08:31:31:
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YOur "bendable" copper is probably stronger than the "staight" tubing which would normally have been used, although many inspectors would not approve, or at least like, its use once the copper tubing exits a concrete floor slab.
: Hello ladies and gents - another plumbing question from me... Yesterday I removed the drywall in the bath we had gutted (well, I should say "almost" gutted since we had left most of the drywall up in the toilet/sink area). Anyway, when I removed it to expose the supply lines, I found what I *think* is a mess left by a previous DIYer.
: It appears that the second bath, which abuts this bath and shares the wet wall, was placed where there used to be a laundy room. Inside the wall, I found an unused and sealed cast iron drain line at washer height and galvanized hot and cold supply.
: Here's kicker #1 - There is copper tube connected DIRECTLY to the galvanized hot and cold lines!
: Kicker #2 - The copper lines aren't ridgid - they're "bendable." There are lines running from these galavanized supply lines to 1 sink, the washer, and the toilet. The lines bend and snake through the walls and around corners until they get to their destinations. I thought I saw a This Old House episode where the god of plumbing, Richard Tretheway, was pointing out that in the US you can't just bend copper if you want to turn. You must use an elbow. The point was that in England, water pressue is so low that you CAN bend copper there...but not here.
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I haven't noticed it. Nothin a little monochrome filter probably couldn't fix, though.
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I really don't like how blurry this texture is. So I decide to add some texture on it. Here's another two propositions:
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Andy Haynes fantasizes about a new-and-improved subway system, explains why getting engaged sucks for men and describes his gangster rescue cats.
All right. Hello Boston.How are you guys.
(crowd cheering)
I am... I'm very good.
Uh, but I'm broke.
I'm very broke.
Is anybody broke here?
(crowd cheering)
It is not a good thing.It's not a good thing.
Do not celebrate it, but...
it is a great timeto be broke, huh?
Nobody blames you.
It's the economy.
It's not that you'rehorrible with decisions,
waste money constantly,dumb-ass.
It's the economy.
People are like,"It's hard out there."
You're like,"Yeah, I'll co-op that."
Bong rip 8:00 a.m.
Ambition, uh...
I don't like being broke thoughbecause I don't look broke.
I look like a senator's nephew.
Hi, hello.
I look like all the presidentsexcept the current one.
I'm "Insert Name" Romney, uh...
Yeah, I don't like being broke.
I can't do broke things.
Like, uh, I usedto live in Brooklyn.
I used to live in, um, Brooklyn,I would work in Brooklyn
in, like, kind ofbad neighborhoods.
Like, I'd have to takethe train out to these
really bad neighborhoods,and I mean, like, bad.
Like, they didn't even havebrunch in these neighborhoods.
But people would see meon the train and they'd be like,
"Oh, my God, a lost prince."
And they would tryto return me for a reward.
I'm like,"No kingdom is missing me."
One thing I don't likeabout being broke
is I don't likepublic transportation.
I... I don't like it.I don't like it.
You know why?
They let the publicon that thing.
And that means everybody.
That means all sorts of people,
and I mainly meanhomeless people.
That's what I'm talking about.
And I hear you guys tighten up
'cause you're all liberal votersand you went to Whole Foods
and you recycle your bagsor whatever.
We don't like homeless people,all right?
We care about them, we feel badfor them, but we're never...
We don't like them.
We're never excitedto see a homeless person.
Like, "Oh, Boots is here to makethe room smell different.
"Get in here, buddy.
I got some cansI've been saving."
And it's not justthat they're homeless,
it's that they're, like,super homeless, you know?
They're, like,time traveler homeless.
You're like, "How do you haveclothes made out of hair
"and bark, sir?
"And why are you on the subway?
"Like, I should be on thesubway-- I'm going to work.
"You should be one of thosecrank carts from a Looney Tunes.
Stack of squirrels helping youon an adventure."
I told all my friendsin New York
that I was gonna move to L.A.--I used to live in New York
and move-moved to L.A.And I told them all,
and they were like, "Andy,you don't want to move to L.A.
If you move to L.A.,you'll have to drive."
I was like, "Yeah. (chuckles)I love driving.
Driving is great."
Like, and I'm an environmentallyconscious person,
but after four yearson the New York subway,
I would drive a Hummer
powered on Native Americantears, all right?
I mean that. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry for everybody.
I don't care. I love driving.
Driving's great.
You go exactlywhere you want to go.
You're like, "Hey, over there,"and you go there.
You get to listen to exactlywhat you want to listen to
and not what the mostintimidating teenager is playing
on his cell phone.
And I really like how I've neveropened up my car door
and there's just been a guy thatshit his pants and it was like,
"Guess we're going uptowntogether. That's weird.
I paid a fee to get in thiswith you and now..."
That's counterintuitive.
I want to make, uh, like,a new kind of subway,
bus, whatever.
I want classes.
Like an airplane, you know?You know? Everybody?
(light applause)Here's what it's gonna be.
You're gonna have first class--it'll be really nice, right?
Velvet, whatever.
It'll be nice. I don't knowwhat nice things are, but...
imagine a nice thingand that's it.
And then there'll be
middle class,and that'll just be normal
but it'll be clean, okay?
And then there'll bethe lowest class,
and that'll be called"Anything Goes."
And you get on thatand they hand you a hammer
and a Four Lokoand the lights go out.
And that is free to ride.
That is a free ride.
So vote for me.
I was in Seattle one time,
and I was in a coffee shop'cause duh.
And, um...
Watching, uh...
What was that movie called?I forget. Um...
But I was in Seattle,and I was in a coffee shop
and this... I had a outsidecoffee drink, right?
I got a drinkfrom another coffee place.
And the baristagoes like this, she goes,
"Sorry to besuch a Nazi about this,
but you have to takeyour drink outside."
And I... Made me wonderif a Nazi had ever said that.
Like, if a Nazihad ever been like,
"Hey. Sorry to besuch a Nazi about this...
but you guys haveto get on the train."
Yeah. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry about that
(man whoops)
There we go.
There's my neo-Nazis. I...
I, uh...So, I-I lived in Seattle
and then I moved to New York,
and when I moved to New York,I made a big mistake
because I brought my girlfriendfrom Seattle to New York.
And I don't knowif you guys knew this,
New York already hasgirlfriends.
You... don't needto bring a girlfriend there.
They got it covered.They got it all covered.
Bringing a girlfriendto New York
is like bringinga warm beer to a bar
that serves free cold beers.
And everybody's just spillingcold beer all over the place,
and you have to sit there andpretend like you love warm beer.
You're like...(forced chuckle)
"Thanks, I brought my own."
I wish there would've been
a bouncer at the doorto New York that was like,
"Hey, you can't bring thatin here.
There's girlfriends inside."
So, uh, I got marriedlast weekend.
(crowd cheering)
That's for real.
That's for real for real.
Um, but I'm really gladto be married
'cause I did not likebeing engaged.
I did not like that at all.
Being engaged for a guy,getting engaged for a guy
is really kind of horse shit.
I don't know if you knew that.
'Cause here's what you have todo: you have to work a bunch.
You got to do all this work.
You got to workand work and work.
And then you got to saveall this money. Okay?
So you save all this money.
And then you haveto buy a diamond ring,
and then she has to say yesto a diamond ring, so...
Do you guys seea discrepancy in effort?
Do you see how one persondid a bunch of stuff
and the other person
just said yes to the mostvaluable elements on Earth?
And she wanted to get married.
That's like getting a prizefor getting what you wanted.
That doesn't make sense.I didn't get a prize.
I didn't get a Xbox or anal sex.
And I want something.
I don't care who it's with.
Guys, we used to get a dowry.
I don't know what happened.
When you liked a girl,her dad would come running over
to your house and he'd be like,
"How much moneydo I have to pay you
to get this bitchout of my life forever?"
And proposing isn't...isn't easy either, you know?
Proposing--you-you can't just propose.
You got to, like,surprise your girlfriend,
and that's noteven really enough.
You got to, like,punk them these days.
So I punked the shitout of my girlfriend.
I sent her on an errand,
and then I ran aroundthe other side of the block
and I hid, right?
And I had a ski mask
and a pistol,
and I robbed her, all right?
But then I took that money,
and I bought heran engagement ring, so...
Pretty romantic guy.I don't know.
I... uh... I've been calledgay a lot, my whole life.
Um, so I'm used to it.
I was raised by my mom,
so I was, like,a pretty feminine kid.
But, uh... but, you know,
like, I... I wore, like,a cape and...
a crown and high heelsand lipstick
and I blew guys,but what I'm trying to say...
is that I know what it's liketo be called gay.
But this guy, he called me gaythe other day.
He called me gay'cause I'm a vegetarian.
He was like,"You don't eat meat?
I was like, "How madis he gonna be when he finds out
what gay dudesare really doing?"
It's not vegetables, bro.
It's way differentthan a farmers' market.
I, uh...
I have a gay brother,I have a gay sister
and I have a gay uncle,and I think it's crazy
that they live in this countryand they are not afforded
the same rights as everybody--I think that's insane.
I think that's super crazy.
(crowd cheering)
But... having said that,I do think
that they shouldgo to hell, and...
it's only because gay peopleare so good
at gentrifying neighborhoods.
I kind of want to seewhat they do with the place
before I get down there.
"Are you kidding me?
"Is that a dog park?
"Gay people.
I love your hell."
"Thai food?" Um...


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Edgar Degas Woman ironing (Blanchisseuse repassant) (detail)
c 1882–1886 oil on canvas Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery, Reading, Pennsylvania Gift, Martha Elizabeth Dick Estate.
Part of the upcoming Degas exhibition
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Money on the Table: Why the U.S. Should Tax Inbound Capital Gains
Reuven S. Avi-Yonah
University of Michigan Law School
June 3, 2011
U of Michigan Law & Econ, Empirical Legal Studies Center Paper No. 11-008
U of Michigan Public Law Working Paper No. 239
In 1992, Chairman Rostenkowski introduced legislation that imposed US capital gains tax on foreign sellers of large blocks of shares (10 percent or more) in US corporations. The legislation was not a treaty override, although it added an anti-treaty shopping provision similar to those adopted for the branch profit tax in 1986. It also had anti-abuse provisions that addressed holding company structures. Today, the US faces a large budget deficit and seeks to impose higher burdens on its own multinationals. While that is also justified, there is no reason to let foreigners off the hook, especially since there is much more inbound FDI now than there was in 1992. Congress should adopt the Rostenkowski legislation now.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 20
Keywords: taxation, capital gains, FDI
JEL Classification: H25
Date posted: June 3, 2011 ; Last revised: June 23, 2011
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Our sweet angelic mother, Joan Flora Jensen Huntsman, peacefully returned to her Heavenly Father the morning of her and Jerry's 55th wedding anniversary, Aug. 9, 2011, from complication's of Alzheimer's and multiple myeloma. Born Nov. 5, 1927, Huntington, Utah, to Rosel J. and Flora Jensen. Married James McKenna in 1947, divorced 1954. Married Jerry Huntsman Aug. 9, 1956.
Jerry and Joan moved to Sandy, Utah in 1960 where for 51 years their friends called them "Two Peas in a Pod". Joan mastered lollipop making and for many years was known throughout White City and Sandy as the 'Sucker Lady'. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, neighbor and friend who gave mentally, physically, and financially to help others have an easier journey through life. She was a truly remarkable woman who exemplified charity and the pure love of Christ in serving all who came in contact with her.
Joan was an avid sports fan and exceptional cook. One of her joys in life was having a meal ready for anyone who stopped by. Joan was proud of her heritage and sought to honor their name. She taught her children by example to have a strong moral character, charity, kindness, and integrity. Joan believed in hard and honest work and loyalty to family, friends and employer. She received an award upon retiring from Becton Dickenson for not missing a single day of work in 27 years.
Joan was an active member of the LDS Church who conducted her life based on the teachings of Jesus Christ to "Love thy neighbor as thy self." She was a gentle spirit who modeled "blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth." Her hospice nurse said "She was one of those people who smile with their eyes" summing up what it felt like when Joan caught your eye and in that moment you know the feeling of pure love.
Survived by her husband; Jerry, children; Steven (Sharlene) McKenna, Gwen McKenna Davis, Tom McKenna, Lavon (Paul) Huntsman Maiersperger, Michael (Sheila) Huntsman, Ileen (Brett) Huntsman Kennedy. Grandchildren; Sharice, James (Shandie), Dylan, Joe, Jeremy, Matt, Julie (Deric), Alex (Aline), Celeste, Emeline, Levi, Hannah, Issac, Kyle, Brielle, Braxton, Zen and Jake. Proceeded in death by her parents, brother Zen, sister Shirley, granddaughters Wendy and JoAnn McKenna, and grandson Nicholas McKenna.
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Tenjho Tenge, anyone? Another very good work by Oh! Great.
The story follows Nagi and Bob, two delinquents who have only one thing on their mind: becoming the strongest fighters around. When they transfer to a new school and attempt to take it by force, they meet several members of a martial arts club that show them their place. (Practically) Forced to join the club, they now begin training to become even stronger as they become entwined in something much bigger than themselves.
Some very unique artwork in this one as well as some very memorable characters. The summary may not say much, but I haven't read it in a while. If you're into Seinen manga, you should check this out.


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its finaly out
its finaly out
nice ch. Wendy was awesome in this chapter even though they lost
makarov looks pissed, cant wait to see what hades can do
Now to see a giant pimp slap from makarov and I'll be happy.
Hey baby, wanna take a gander at some Adam West penis?
Time for fairy law. Waiting for laxuz to appear
Kick me high, hit me low, spit on me it's gonna take more than that to break my soul.
Makarov's gonna lose. :|
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
Nice teamwork by Mest and Wendy this chap, too bad Azuma was too much for them to handle. Lily showed off some nice moves too but his limited transformation time hinders his skills too much for him to be a threat to Grimoire Heart. Natsu should show up and give Azuma a run for his money.
Makarov's self dissapointment in allowing outsiders enter Fairy Tail's Holy Ground was interesting to note. He's gone mega giant and hopes to knock Grimoire's battle ship straight out of the sky! Don't think he'll be successful however, Hades is bound to be a heavy hitter, and things won't end so prematurely.
Ultear must really hate her mom. She was mean to poor little Meldy just because she called her Ul. I guess the similarity with her mother's name really pisses her off. I'm curious to find out just how she and Ur were separated, seeing as Ur thought her daughter had died and most certainly would've tried looking for her if she knew the opposite was true.
Maybe Ultear doesn't know the whole story but I doubt she's 100% evil. She's probably just been brought up that way by Hades. Gray is definitely going to have his hands full either this arc or further down the line.
Yea Was kinda obvious that something will happen to incapacitate makarov or else he'd just beast the enemies and that'd be too anticlimactic.
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Let's Find a Dance Partner
Cam Davie
July 15 2010 01:52PM
"So Danny. Where do you think I'll end up in October?"
After a recent appearance on TSN's "Off The Record", it seems even Kevin Bieksa knows the writing is on the wall, and he's probably on his way out of town.
What are some of his possible destinations? Let's look at the top 5 teams with defensive needs who could be a willing dance partner with the Canucks.
1. Nashville
Ironic, no? Canucks sign Dan Hamhuis as a UFA away from Nashville and now they desperately need a top 4 D, with only four defensemen listed on their active payroll. They have tons of cap space, so taking Bieksa's contract is not an issue. In return, the Canucks could request Joel Ward to fill out their 3rd line with minimal cap hit, or a 2nd or 3rd round pick next year. Another option may be to request a prospect in return. On my wish list - former Vancouver Giant D Jonathan Blum.
2. Anaheim
Almost identical situation to Nashville, as they have only 4 defensemen on payroll and huge cap space. However, there isn't really a roster forward that would fit in the Canucks' lineup right now. Therefore the Canucks would likely ask for draft picks, or possibly Luca Sbisa as a prospect return, although I doubt the Ducks would be willing to part with Sbisa.
3. St. Louis
The Blues have a lot of cap space and need a top 4 D to fill out their defensive roster. A deal with St. Louis could be interesting, because this would depend entirely upon with whom the Blues would be willing to part. I would love to see Patrick Berglund come to the Canucks. Otherwise, the Canucks might go after prospect and former Calgary Hitman Brett Sonne, who also happens to be a native of Maple Ridge.
4. Dallas
The Stars have a lot of cap room and a lot of questions on defense. While they have 6 defensemen on the roster, their bottom 3 defensemen are Mark Fistric, rookie Philip Larsen and Jeff Woywitka. One word about their overall defense - SHAKY. The Stars don't have much in the way of prospects that would interest the Canucks, but one target on their current roster could be Jamie Benn, a Victoria native and former Kelowna Rocket.
5. Washington
The Capitals are in a similar situation to the Blues, in that they have a need for top 4 D to complete or improve their defensive lineup. The Canucks might try to pry Jason Chimera away to round out their 3rd line, or just go for a 2nd or 3rd pick.
So which lucky lady will choose to dance with the Canucks, to try to win the affection of the beloved Juice? My guess would be on either Anaheim or St. Louis at this point, because I don't think the Predators will want to deal with Vancouver, although Nashville is probably the most in need of Bieksa's services.
Wishful thinking from a Homer Van Homerville. There is no way that any of those teams would part with guys like Ward, Blum, Sbisa, Berglund, Benn, etc for an inconsistent, oft-injured guy like Bieksa. Look at what PHI just got in return for a star LWer in Gagne. Trading Bieksa would be nothing more than a salary dump. What did SJS get in return when they dumped Ehrhoff? (not much). Getting a guy like Chimera would be a more realistic best-case return for Bieksa.
By the way, when are you going to join our fantasy league? You will be known as Homer Van Homerville until you join the league and start watching other teams!! :-)
With luv, Transformers


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Investors are quickly learning which retail stocks are being naughty or nice, revealing how Wall Street is betting the critical holiday season will turn out.
Retail stocks in general have been relatively flat since the holiday shopping season started on Black Friday. The SPDR S&P Retail exchange traded fund, which tracks the shares of 95 retailers, is down 1.4% since Black Friday.
Yet, keen investors are finding that below the tranquil surface are clear winners and losers, many of which underscore important retail trends.
"There are lots of cross currents," says John B. Morris of BMO Capital Markets. What investors are gleaning from action in retail stocks is:
• Less importance of deep discounting. Consumers aren't automatically gravitating toward discounted items, a new trend after years of frugality, Morris says. Shares of discounters such as Ross Stores and TJX have been down slightly since Black Friday, and dollar stores are down 6%. "Consumers aren't quite as price sensitive as they have been in the past," he says.
Some of the underperformance of discounters' stocks, though, might be more of a function of the stocks being richly valued after a five-year rally, says R.J. Hottovy of Morningstar. Meanwhile, Wal-Mart, which has seen its shares hold steady since Black Friday, is more aggressively taking on discounters, he says.
• Gain of starting early. The grand experiment this year to open stores earlier than usual, on Thanksgiving, paid off for most retailers that tried it, Morris says. Black Friday continues to be a big driver for teen retailers, which saw the biggest jumps in traffic that day, says Dorothy Lakner of Caris.
Abercrombie & Fitch, one of the best stocks since Black Friday with a 5.8% gain, was a big winner. Not expanding store hours hurt some that didn't play the game.
• Meld of online and off-line retailers. The line between traditional store-based retailers and online retailers continues to blur, but Amazon is impressing investors by dominating the Internet, Hottovy says. That's a big reason for the stock's strong 5.8% gain since Black Friday.
There have been misfires. Kohl's is a laggard, seeing share fall 16%, as its exclusive store brands haven't hit with consumers, Hottovy says. And while Gap's core business is performing well, the retail chain took a hit in investors' eyes by not opening its Old Navy stores on Thanksgiving, Morris says. Gap shares are down 11%.
The question, though, is can the lagging retailers make the needed adjustments to get their holiday seasons back on track. "We've seen a fair share of winners and losers," Hottovy says.


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|Posted by Liz on April 12, 2002 at 20:51:18:
When I wash clothes the water is coming up from the drain and starting to flood the landry room. I live in the city so what could be causing something like this.
Please tell me it is something little. We just bought the house 7 months ago.
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ABERDEEN — Monroe County supervisors have told Sheriff Cecil Cantrell to work out a deal to house federal prisoners in the local detention center.
The Monroe Journal reports that Cantrell has been in informal talks the past eight or nine months.
"I feel like if we get the 50 prisoners we've requested, we could get $60,000 per month. We're getting $20 a day for state prisoners, but could get $40 a day for federal prisoners plus $18.50 per hour for transporting them as far away as Oxford," Cantrell said.
Cantrell said if a contract is approved, the county could enter into a 36-month contract at this rate and could re-negotiate terms after those three years. He said no new personnel would be needed.
Board president Billy Kirkpatrick stated space was his only concern. The Monroe County Detention Center can house 168 prisoners. Currently 92 prisoners are detained there, with 62 of those being state prisoners.
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|Posted by edj on March 24, 2002 at 22:54:10:
|In response to Re: sewer gas
: follow up: it all began with sewage backing up in our the sownstaris showe--plumber came and claened out the pipes with a snake and then the plumber cleaned out the septic system and then placed the 27 inch risers on and the lids--a few days later we still had a problem with back up and we had a guy come wiht a camera and he said we had roots in our line and recommended replacing the ceramic tiles with plastic so we did--after all of that we started noicing the smell--so the plumber came out and said it was the sink drying out (the trap) well I use that sink everyday and have for years we have never had a problem until we had all of this work done--I did go ahead last night and put the old lids back on with the help of others and the problem still remains althought today it is not as heavy of a smell or god forbid I am getting use to it--so not what? thanks: : thanks for the past post about my problem I wanted to ask--I had 27 inch risers installed on my septic system--they did not replace the original lids back in the holes (in the ground) only new lids on the risers--I was wondering could the gap of air between the septic system and the risers cause the gas smell--that might be a stretch but I wanted to ask as I have put out a lot of money lately and I am hoping to get help here and solve the problem--so should I put back on the old lids on top of the holes and then the lids to the risers?--also would it take a long time for the smell to leave my house once I do find the problem--if I ever do
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Ok, heres what I think.Changing the blocked pipes to new ones has created more momentum in your drainage.This momentum will create siphonage unless there is a proper vent for your fixtures.If the smell is coming from 1 sink in particular then you should investigate the vent for that sink for it.
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Game Review: SCF GM 2
Thomas Drance
June 05 2011 11:57AM
Burrows outfoxes both Tim Thomas and Zdeno Chara to score the second fastest OT winner in NHL playoff history.
(Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
It's hard to imagine a Stanley Cup Finals game with more plot lines than Saturday's game two between the Bruins and the Canucks. Between Manny's return to action, the Bruins PP finally finding the twine, and Alex Burrows' epic heel turn, there was also a wildly entertaining game of hockey played. History, and the fans of both teams, will only remember how the game ended - but that obscures the fact that through 45 minutes of play - the Boston Bruins were taking it to the Canucks, and comfortably carrying the play.
The Krejci line looked very good through two periods (before wilting in the third), Bergeron's line played up to their usual form, and essentially smothered the Sedins through forty minutes. When the game turned, however, Boston seemed to be totally unable to clear their own zone and that eventually cost them on Daniel Sedin's tying goal.
In a series that – through two games – has a low aggregate score of 4-2, the big difference between the two teams has been the third line. In game one, Claude Julien counted on Kelly's line to play some difficult minutes – and the Bruins third-line had 5 defensive-zone starts at even-strength. They got totally creamed. In this game Julien adjusted and gave Kelly's line only a single defensive-zone start, but the Bruins third-liners performed even worse.
The Canucks third-line on the other hand, has been spectacular. Through 45 minutes they were the only line winning their match-up, and they weren't just winning it slightly – they were decisively creaming Kelly and his line-mates. Moore and co. victimized the Kelly line in similar fashion, so I'm not sure what Julien can do to stem the bleeding (short of further sheltering their already protected minutes). I'll be curious to see what he tries in game three.
A quick note on Julien - I know Boston sports radio callers are asking for his head today, but he's done a great job. The Bruins game-plan on the PK stands out especially, it has been the most creative the Canucks have faced so far this post-season; and they've gone up against Coach Q, Trotz and Mclellan - all head-coaches who I think are pretty damn good at what they do. Though the results haven't been there for the Bruins, I'd blame that more on their overall lack of offensive talent and their lack of defensive-speed, not on the coach. Julien's coaching job has been inscrutable for the most part.
Tim Thomas was his usual spectacular self though he looked comically terrible on Burrows OT game-winner. Joe Yerdon of Pro-Hockey-talk in his "five thoughts" post, points out that, "One thing the Canucks did right last night was get under Tim Thomas' skin." Yerdon points to Thomas' complaining about Henrik Sedin bumping him, but I personally threw a twitter fit when Thomas cross-checked Mason Raymond late in the third period. My issue was that Raymond – obviously – wasn't even crashing the crease, he was skating through the slot when he took a Thomas two hand on the wrist... Anyways, I can understand Thomas' frustration, the Canucks are making a game-plan of running the guy, and as Yerdon points out, if Thomas starts, "looking to get his own shots in on opponents to avenge previous misgivings" then the Canucks game-plan has been successful. Last night it was.
Three Big Stats:
1. 24:53 – Edler's team-leading TOI. Alex Edler returned to form in a big way last night, which was hugely important. With Dan Hamhuis out of the lineup, Edler stepped up in a big way. He also led the team in short-handed ice-time, skated to a +2, had two assists, 3 shots on goal and blocked 3 shots as well. His +10 Fenwick number was the highest on the team, and he was doing a great job getting his shots past the first defender from the point. When Alex Edler plays like he did last night, he's a top-10 NHL defenseman, and that makes the Canucks a very difficult team to beat.
2. 4 Defensive-zone starts, 0 offensive-zone starts - Manny Malhotra's EV zone starts last night. Manny's return provided the Canucks with more than just an emotional boost, he was immediately a strategic asset. He started defensive zone shifts with both Kesler and Lapierre, providing some extra "face-off" insurance, he played 7 minutes, he also blocked a shot and recorded a takeaway. He allowed Henrik to start zero shifts in the defensive-zone at EV strenght. It was a gutsy performance from a guy who almost lost his eye only 15 weeks ago.
3. .969 – Luongo's save percentage through two games in the Stanley Cup Finals. I'm really glad these last two games weren't "big games," because we all know Luongo can't win "big-games."
Three Big Moments:
1. Obviously Burrows' OT winner was the games biggest moment, it was also the games second most hilarious moment.
Let's describe what happened: an errant Ference pass got picked off by Edler, fell to Sedin who neatly fed Burrows. Burrows had a step on Chara, faked a shot on Thomas drawing the keeper out into no-mans land. From there the biter went for the wrap-around, banking a pass to himself off the end-boards and tucking it oh so gently into the abandoned Boston net. Burrows deserves credit for moving his feet, and staying persistent, but this goal was a comedy of errors for the Bruins. Ference, Marchand, Chara and Tim Thomas are going to hate seeing the tape of this goal. Ference had the ill-advised pass, Marchand stopped back-checking entirely, Thomas got embarrassed, and Chara should've creamed Burrows and taken the minor penalty. It was a lethargic, unaware play by the big Slovakian stalwart. If we consider the identity of the puck-carrier – no one would've begrudged Chara a filthy hook or even a pile-driver to prevent an easy goal – but Chara allowed himself to be beaten cleanly. The Bruins have now lost both games this series in extremely frustrating fashion, so I almost feel guilty about my glee. Almost. But not quite.
2. Lets go with Daniel Sedin's tying marker for the games second big moment.
Burrows starts the play with a check on "elite power-forward" Milan Lucic, separating the big left-winger from the puck. He then gets in position in the high-slot while Henrik feeds Edler. Edler gets a shot past the first defender (something he was very effective at doing all evening) but it's blocked, and falls to Burrows who smartly dishes the puck to Daniel for what was basically an empty-net goal. Tim Thomas had over-committed to the Edler shot, and was in no position to make the save.
3. Lapierre with the taunt of the year on Patrice Bergeron.
Game 3 goes Monday night in Boston. I eagerly anticipate the chorus of boos that will rain down on Burrows head.
June 05 2011, 04:21PM
Bergeron's 'what the? that's funn...ah, tabernak! piss off!' reaction is just priceless. Well played Max.


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psychiatrist, the patient's presentation: the history, the findings
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conduct of the interview.
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The residents work under the direct supervision of the Director of Child
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Residents perform comprehensive intake evaluations with every intake being
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all under supervision of Dr. Pang. Each resident will spend 1 full day/week
for 5 months at integrated care site some of which are located in area
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This is a required 12 month rotation in the R-3 year consisting of one
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Faculty consists of 3 full-time attending psychiatrists who have board
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Addiction Psychiatry. Additionally, there is a Program Manager who is
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Residents will attend eight (8) hours of scheduled educational activity
each week. Evaluate and formally present all new cases to the attending
followed by review and discussion of the case. The case loads will be
carefully monitored by the attending psychiatrist
The Outpatient Addiction Recovery service at SIUH has an active treatment
population of between 250 and 300 individuals at any given time. Approximately
85 % of the patients are white; 5% Hispanic and 5% are Black/African American.
65% are men and 35% are women. The average age is 40 and 75% are between
ages 26 and 55. Over half of the patient population, 55%, has never been
married. 43% have finished high school and some College. Twenty five percent
(25%) are employed and about 47% are unemployed. The vast majority of
the patients, 98%, are from Richmond County (i.e. Staten Island). Primary
substance: alcohol=43%, opioids, including heroin = 23%, cocaine/crack
= 13%. Thirty six percent (36%) of the patients have had a psychiatric
hospitalization; 61% have been treated for a mental health condition.
Very few are involved in the criminal justice system; 9% are on probation
or parole.
The residents will evaluate 2 or 3 new patients a week and develop a comprehensive
treatment plan and will be assigned a case load of 5 to 10 patients for
pharmacologic management of psychiatric conditions and substance induced
disorders. The residents are exposed to an interdisciplinary team approach
to the care and treatment of people with substance use disorders. The
residents will participate in on-going groups, such as relapse prevention
and motivational enhancement therapy groups, and in treatment planning
The resident will be closely supervised by the attending faculty during
the substance abuse rotation. The resident's interpersonal and communications
skills and professionalism will be assessed by the attending and by the
clerical and allied health professionals.
Elective (R-4):
Each resident is required to have at least 12, and as much as 16 hours
per week of scheduled elective time during the R-4 year. Each resident
has their program individually structured by the Program Director. In
the spring of the R-3 year, the Program Director meets with each resident
to discuss their future career plans and how the elective time in the
R-4 year should be structured to give the resident advanced training in
an area of their particular interest. Each resident is then provided with
an elective brochure which outlines in detail standard electives available
in our department.
Residents then discuss each elective that they are interested in with the
faculty member offering the elective. Next, each R-3 resident meets again
with the Program Director to outline a preliminary elective program. Residents
then go back to the faculty members offering the electives to finalize
their elective plans and residents meet one more time with the Program
director to finalize the schedule for the R-4 year. Residents also are
allowed to develop electives of their own choosing under the guidance
and supervision of the Program Director. For this reason residents have
approximately 4 hours per week of "Flex time", which they may
devote to their elective experience, to their research, or to other career
development experiences, at the discretion of, and after communication
with, the Program Director.
The faculty for electives consists of the full complement of full time,
part time and voluntary faculty at Staten Island University Hospital,
South Beach Psychiatric Center and Staten Island Mental Health.
Residents may spend several hours per week in seminars and case conferences
related to their elective program.
Standard electives offered in the residency elective brochure include:
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; Pediatric-Consultation Psychiatry; Adolescent
Inpatient Services (South Research); Research (Clinical Research; research
in psychosocial treatment of schizophrenia and psychotic disorders; Behavior
Therapy-Anxiety Disorders Research). Consultation-Liaison Elective in
Primary Care; Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry; Geropsychiatry; Adult Psychiatric
Day Program; Addiction Psychiatry/Dual diagnosis (Several) Clinical ECT;
Bipolar Disorder Clinic; LGBT Clinic; Health Home Clinic; ACT team; First
Episode Psychosis Clinic, Eating Disorder Clinic, and Addiction Services.
Case loads vary based on the electives chosen.
All elective experiences are closely supervised by senior faculty members
and elective programs are designed by the Program Director to ensure that
there is close supervision.
The broad scope of the clinical and research resources at Staten Island
University Hospital and the North Shore LIJ Health System make it possible
for each senior resident to develop an elective experience that will give
them depth in an area of individual interest. Having this elective period
run longitudinally throughout the R-4 year will enable residents to choose
electives that require a full year for either clinical training or research
endeavors. As residents are required to write a paper in published form
during their R-4 year, residents may choose electives that coincide with
the paper that they are writing.
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