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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Eight Tennessee soccer players were among UT's 62 student-athletes named to the 2013-14 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll, as announced on Friday by SEC Commissioner Mike Slive.
Michele Christy, Kathryn Culhane, Madison Del Duca, Eleanor Gabriel, Cali Hutson, Emily Morrow, Amy Neal and Jamilah Tejan were recognized for their academic excellence during the 2013-14 academic year.
Each student-athlete must 1) have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or above at the nominating institution; 2) be on scholarship or a letter winner; 3) have completed 24 semester hours of non-remedial credit at the nominating institution; and 4) have been a member of the varsity team for the sport's entire NCAA Championship segment.
A total of 19 Tennessee soccer players were among UT's 196 student-athletes who achieved Academic Honor Roll recognition from the league for the 2013-14 school year. Back in January, Tori Bailey, Caroline Brown, Caroline Capocaccia, Suzanne Capocaccia, CC Cobb, Julie Eckel, Katie Lenz, Jessica Rolfs, Allie Sirna, Peyton Thomas and Brittney Wade garnered 2013 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll accolades.
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While Black Friday has a good couple of decades on Cyber Monday, it's falling behind in popularity. Maybe that's why it's starting earlier and earlier. Some major retailers, such as Target, Walmart, KMart, Toys R Us, and Sears opened their doors before dinner was even digested this Thanksgiving, starting at 8 p.m.
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Islamist Tide Has Risen in Pakistan
It's time to bury the myth of moderate Pakistan.
You know the one: the notion, repeated ad nauseam in magazine articles, think-tank reports and congressional testimony - as though saying it often enough will make it true - that Pakistan is an essentially tolerant country threatened by a rising tide of fundamentalism. Here's a news flash: the tide has risen.
The most recent reminder of this came last Wednesday in Islamabad, when suspected Taliban militants shot dead Shahbaz Bhatti, Pakistan's 42-year-old minister for minority affairs and the only Christian in the overwhelmingly Muslim nation's cabinet. His crime? Supporting the repeal of a barbaric blasphemy law that makes insulting the prophet Muhammad punishable by death.
The law is often used to settle scores with hapless religious minorities, especially Christians such as Asia Bibi, an illiterate peasant sentenced to hang last year after she allegedly badmouthed the prophet during a row with Muslim co-workers. Bhatti's assassination comes two months after a bodyguard murdered Punjab governor Salmaan Taseer for visiting Ms Bibi in jail and speaking out against abuse of the law.
To be fair, Pakistan's claim to relative moderation has been kept alive thus far by more than just wishful thinking. Overtly Islamist parties such as the Jamaat-e-Islami have rarely commanded more than a fraction of the national vote. Women enjoy freedoms in the public square that their counterparts in Saudi Arabia and Iran could only dream of. At great personal risk, a small but courageous group of activists, intellectuals and politicians speak out publicly against bigotry and religious intolerance.
Scratch the surface, however, and a bleaker picture emerges. Islamist parties may not garner large-scale electoral support, but Islamist ideas are widely tolerated by mainstream political parties. The major opposition party, former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League, flaunts its closeness to sundry Islamists, including Jamaat-ud-Dawa, the parent organisation of the international terrorist group Lashkar-e-Toiba.
Ostensibly secular, the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party supported both Kashmiri militancy and the Afghan Taliban in the past. In its current incarnation it appears permanently cowed by the country's legion of vocal fundamentalists. President Asif Ali Zardari failed to attend the funerals of either Taseer or Bhatti. His government has made it clear it will not touch the controversial blasphemy law. Interior Minister Rehman Malik declared he would personally kill anyone who dared blaspheme Muhammad's name.
As for Pakistan's undeniably brave activists and intellectuals, unfortunately they appear to have more admirers overseas than among their compatriots. Hand-wringing in the pages of Dawn and the Friday Times, two of the country's leading English-language newspapers, has not prevented Mumtaz Qadri, Taseer's murderer, from becoming a national hero.
Not surprisingly, anti-American sentiment - often a reliable shorthand for a society's paranoia and self-loathing - is rampant.
On the streets, bloodcurdling yells for the execution of alleged Central Intelligence Agency operative Raymond Davis, accused of killing two Pakistanis in January, have prevented the government from granting Davis the diplomatic immunity that the US claims he is entitled to. This despite personal pleas by President Barack Obama and senator John Kerry.
By now, the reasons for Pakistan's predicament are well known. They include the intolerance embedded in the nation's founding idea of a separate "land of the pure" for Indian Muslims, the malign shadow of Saudi Arabia on religious life, blowback from the anti-Soviet jihad of the 1980s and the overwhelming influence that the army and its thuggish intelligence wing, the Inter-Services Intelligence, wield on national life. The army's very motto, Jihad-fi-Sabilillah, or jihad in the path of Allah, is an exhortation to holy war.
For the international community, the long road to fixing Pakistan begins with the simple recognition that the country's true face is not the urbane intellectual making reasoned arguments but the frenzied mob showering rose petals on a murderer for his services to the faith. Over time, Pakistan can be saved only by rearranging the basic building blocks of the country.
This means backing provincial autonomy and linguistic identity as an alternative to the centralised pan-Islamism used by the military and its supporters to weld the country together. It means deploying social networks and satellite television to open the door to reasonable discourse about religion. It means channelling aid to ensure that children are no longer taught to glorify Islamic conquest and reflexively mistrust the West and India. It means accepting that the most poisonous madrassas must be shuttered if they can't be reformed.
Needless to say, none of this will be easy. But the consequences of the alternative - pandering to fundamentalists while blaming outsiders for all the country's ills - can be seen in the freshly turned soil of Bhatti's grave.


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This is not a complete listing all of the burials in this cemetery. The records below were provided by contributors to Interment.net. last edited Dec 07, 2010. Total records = 4.
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Farrow, Esther, b. May 2, 1886, d. 1907. d/o Rev. Francis Asbury Farrow and Elizabeth Garmo, Addition #2 Lot 79, Plot 12, [EC]
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Farrow, Francis Asbury, Rev., b. May 2, 1886, d. 1907, s/o Joseph Farrow and Elizabeth VanBurkleo, h/o Frances Joanna Sherwood and Elizabeth Garmo, Addition #2, Lot 79, Plot 7, [EC]
Garmo, Elizabeth, b. Dec. 1861, d. Oct. 3, 1951, d/o Richard Garmo and Ann VanLiew, w/o Rev. Francis Asbury Farrow and I. M. Morgan, Addition #2, Lot 79, Plot 11, [EC]
Morgan, I. M., b. 1849, d. 1927, s/o John Morgan and Nancy Cannon, h/o Elizabeth Garmo, Addition #2 Lot 59, Plot 1, [EC]
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The Beatdown in Beantown
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There's a interesting thing about history – sometimes it doesn't have a tendency to repeat itself.
In their 16 run romp over the Red Sox, the Blue Jays scored 16 runs at Fenway Park – just two less runs than their cumulative total during their entire six-game West Coast swing against the Angels and Athletics.
For an even crazier fact … in their 11 previous games against the Red Sox, the Blue Jays have scored 32 runs in total. They managed to match half that total in just one evening.
The Blue Jays could theoretically be shut out the rest of this series, but none of that will matter because there's nothing better than beating the home team by 14 runs.
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barnes will probably start but we dont know if he will be better than lee. id stick with lee until i know how many shots barnes will get a game. at least you know lee will drop 3s and get stls
for a 10 man league, vasquez, derozan, stuckey, and roy probably should not be in rosters. im sure you can find better players
great team. i'd try to find a better/more consistent player than mullens though. which bigs do you have in your FA?
is jeff green in your FA? hes extremely low ranked
NFL > Basketball > everything else > Baseball
him or roy
8 man league and george hill got drafted?
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Tiger pitcher Ryan Eades drafted in 2nd Round
(WBRZ) LSU Tiger pitcher Ryan Eades was selected 43rd overall in the second round of the Major League Baseball draft by the Minnesota Twins on Thursday night.
The junior from Northshore High School in Slidell has been the Tigers second starter on the mound this season and has an 8-1 record in 16 appearances. He's third on the team in innings pitched at 96 and has an ERA of 2.81.
LSU will face Oklahoma in the Super Regionals starting Friday evening at Alex Box Stadium at 6:00 p.m.. The game will be televised on ESPN.
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When it comes to birth defects, craniofacial microsomia (CFM) isn't a household name. But it's the second most common congenital facial condition, affecting more than one in every 3,500 children. It occurs when part of a child's face – usually the ear or jaw – is underdeveloped, and it can profoundly impact a child's ability to hear, eat, breathe or speak. Which explains why Dr. Carrie Heike is on a mission to revolutionize our understanding of CFM.
"Children with CFM often need clinical care from infancy to adulthood," says Heike, a principal investigator at Seattle Children's Research Institute, "but we know little about what causes it, there's no consensus on how to define who does and doesn't have it, and there are no established clinical standards of how to care for affected children."
Since 2009, Heike has been part of a team, which includes Seattle Children's Drs. Daniela Luquetti and Craig Birgfeld, that's working with colleagues to develop an innovative research network, called the Facial Asymmetry Collaborative for Interdisciplinary Analysis and Learning (FACIAL). The network's goal is to bring top pediatric research organizations together to accelerate progress by pooling their expertise and conducting studies together.
Three renowned institutions – Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of North Carolina – have joined the network alongside Seattle Children's Research Institute. Together, they have laid the foundation for new clinical studies that help unravel CFM's causes and identify the most effective treatments. For instance, they developed a standardized research definition of CFM, pinpointed methods for identifying children with this condition, and created standardized ways to assess the severity of each child's condition.
"We have developed tools to make it easier for everyone in the network to identify when a child has craniofacial microsomia, to determine how each child is affected by the condition, and to assess how the children have responded to various medical and surgical interventions," Heike says.
The researchers also developed new research protocols – the rules that govern their clinical studies and ensure the best possible results. So far, 100 children with CFM, as well as their families and children who don't have the condition, have participated in the initial network study.
In 2012, the team's progress was rewarded when the NIH awarded them a new, five-year grant to continue their work. For instance, Heike is launching a new study with Seattle Children's Dr. Matt Speltz that will use the FACIAL network to look at how CFM affects neurological and social development in infants and toddlers. This could illuminate the factors that contribute to neurodevelopmental delays, academic problems and social and behavioral issues in children with CFM. In turn, it could help identify early interventions that limit these effects.
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Game Information:
Opponent: Idaho State (Thursday, Feb. 27/6:30 p.m.)
Opponent: Weber State (Saturday March 1/6:30 p.m.)
Location: Walkup Skydome - Flagstaff, Ariz.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Needing a win to remain in the hunt for a Big Sky Championship tournament bid, the Northern Arizona women's basketball team posted a historic shooting day to defeat Northern Colorado last Saturday. This week, the Lumberjacks return home for their final homestand of the season, first hosting Idaho State on Thursday before Senior Day on Saturday versus Weber State. Both games will tip off at 6:30 p.m. in the Walkup Skydome and will be the final two home contests for senior Amanda Frost.
Last week, the Lumberjacks fell 71-41 on the road at North Dakota, but followed that up with a convincing 86-70 win over Northern Colorado. Freshman Brittani Lusain scored a career-high 25 points versus North Dakota. Frost broke the school's single-season scoring record with a career-high tying 34 points in NAU's win over the Bears and junior Raven Anderson added a career-high 20 points as the Lumberjacks recorded the second-highest field goal percentage in school history while knocking down a school-record 13 three-pointers.
Series History: NAU dropped its fifth consecutive game to Idaho State on Feb. 1 in Pocatello, Idaho, falling 82-72. Down three at halftime, the Lumberjacks surrendered an 8-2 run to begin the second half and never was able to recover as the Bengals were hot from three-point range, shooting 50 percent for the game. Junior Erikka Banks led the Lumberjacks with 27 points, hitting 12-of-14 from the free-throw line, while senior Amanda Frost was the only other Lumberjack in double-digits with 23 points. Idaho State owns the 36-24 all-time series advantage but NAU holds the slight edge at home, 15-14.
On Jan. 30, the Lumberjacks defeated Weber State, 96-87, in Ogden, Utah to notch their seventh straight victory over the Wildcats. NAU was red hot from the field, hitting 56.9 percent for the game and 50 percent from long range. Frost and freshman Brittani Lusain each led the Lumberjacks with 21 points as six players finished in double-figures. Freshman Avonna Lee scored a career-best 11 points, making 3-of-5 from three-point range, and junior Raven Anderson blocked a career-best four shots. NAU trails the all-time series 41-32 and is 16-16 in Flagstaff versus Weber State.
Promotions: Saturday's Senior Day for Amanda Frost will be a BLUE OUT. Fans in attendance will receive a free blue t-shirt.
TV Coverage: Both games will be televised by NAU-TV and broadcasted live on Fox Sports Arizona. Thursday's game will also be televised live on Fox Sports Arizona Plus. The games will be shown live locally in Flagstaff on Suddenlink cable Channel 4 and online on the NAU-TV live web stream.
Coach Sue Darling Quote of the Week: "The regular season is winding down and I feel like our team is ramping up. It's a good time to do that. We had a bad game and then we had a great game. We need to take that same effort and energy into Idaho State on Thursday. We're in playoff mode right now and the chance for us to advance is within our grasp, so it's matter of staying focused and taking it one day at a time."
About Idaho State (10-15, 8-8 Big Sky): Since winning four straight from Jan. 25-Feb. 6, Idaho State has dropped four of its last five. The Bengals played three games last week, beginning with a 84-71 loss at Weber State last Monday before returning home. The Bengals defeated Montana State, 75-65, at home to snap a three-game losing streak before falling to Montana, 76-67. Idaho State is one of four teams in the Big Sky with eight conference wins at 8-8.
Idaho State is the lowest scoring team in the conference at 62.8 points per game, but is fourth in the conference in scoring defense at 66.6 points per game. The Bengals are also third in field goal defense and fourth in rebounding. Five players scored in double-figures in ISU's win over NAU at home led by 23 points from senior Lindsey Reed. Reed leads the team, and ranks fourth in the Big Sky, in scoring at 16.4 points per game. Senior Jessica Tingey collected a double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds and ranks eighth in the in the Big Sky with 7.0 rebounds per game.
About Weber State (6-19, 2-14 Big Sky): Weber State put an end to its 51-game Big Sky losing streak by defeating Idaho State at home, 84-71, last Monday and followed that up with an impressive 56-54 victory over Montana. The Wildcats narrowly missed out on a three-game win week by falling short to Montana State, 75-71, to cap off a four-game homestand. The Wildcats are in 11th in the Big Sky Standings at 2-14 in conference play.
Weber State is second in the conference with 9.6 steals per game and is third in turnover margin at +3.20. The Wildcats force the second-most turnovers in the Big Sky as opponents turn it over 20.3 times per game. Senior Amanda Hughes led the Wildcats in the first meeting between NAU and Weber State with a 19 point, 11 rebound performance. Sophomore Desiree Ramos leads the Wildcats with 13.5 points per game and is fourth in the Big Sky in assists. Ramos hit six threes en route to 18 points and six assists against NAU. Sophomore Regina Okoye leads the Big Sky with 2.8 steals per game.
Quest for 1,000: Senior Amanda Frost's chase for 1,000 points is officially on as she stands at 970 points with at least four regular season games remaining in her career. She would become the 14th player in school history to join the 1,000 point club.
A New Scoring Queen: In her pursuit of reaching the 1,000 point milestone, Frost broke the NAU single-season scoring mark on Feb. 22 in the Lumberjacks' victory at Northern Colorado. She tied her career-high of 34 points to finish the game with 543 points to date this season, moving past Amy Patton's previous record of 539 points set during the 2009-10 season. In the game, she also tied the single-game school record with eight three-pointers made.
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Egypt's Mursi asks water minister to form new govt
CAIRO, July 24 (Reuters) - Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi has asked Hisham Kandil, the water minister little known outside Egypt, to form a new government, state media reported on Tuesday.
Kandil was a senior bureaucrat in the ministry until he was appointed minister in July last year in the wake of the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak.
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CES Report 2012
Day One – Part 2, Page 2
Harmonic Resolution Systems, Inc.
Various equipment isolation devices, record clamps, etc.
Kimber Cable
MSB Technology
Motus Audio
Really nice drivers.
Light Harmonic
A nicely designed high resolution capable DAC. Anodized aluminum, touch screen controls… $20,000 US.
Genesis Advanced Technologies, Inc.
Their new G7.2-F retails for $9000.
Musical Surroundings / Aesthetix Audio Corporation / AMG
Musical Surroundings / Benz Micro/Lukaschek HiFi / Fosgate Signature / Graham Engineering, Inc.
Musical Surroundings / Clearaudio Electronic GmBh
New cleaners.
New Ovation - $5500
New Performance - $3000
Accudrive Power supply
Master Innovation (little brother of their statement turntable) Turntable - $27,500, Stand - $8000, T-2 Tonearm - $10,000
Magnetically driven, really nice.
A whole eschew of phono stages, including the new Basic + at $1000
Onda Systems
These cables were different, esp. their "Free flow conductor" line where they had a solid silver core from end to end. The point sticking out was the wire itself, very stiff stuff. Sounded nice!
The "Rush" – IC RCA 1M $3400, Digital RCA 1.5M $2850, Power Cable 5F $3400, Additional Foot $749, Speaker Wire 8F $4999
The "Crybaby"- IC RCA 1M $4800, Digital RCA 1.5M $3600, Power Cable 5F $4800, Additional Foot $999, Speaker Wire 8F $6999
The "Riptide"- IC RCA 1M $7800, Digital RCA 1.5M $5300, Power Cable 5F $7800, Additional Foot $1500
Rogue Audio, Inc. / Tel Wire
Introducing the Medusa – a hybrid tube / solid state power amplifier with some good grunt. 200 watts @ 8 Ohms and doubles to 400 watts @ 4 Ohms. $3995 and the Hydra (a smaller version) is $2995.
Merril Williams Audio / Enklein Cables / Sutherland Engineering
Harmonious Haven
Introducing a new fully mono stack of equipment, really hard-core independent mono designs. Ron is a great guy and a blast to talk to, he really gets it and has a SUCH a passion to build amazing equipment.
Note the nixie tubes for the display. Super simple operation; depress the volume knob to go into mute and then turn to change inputs. Push again to un-mute.
Phonoblocks $10,000, Lineblocks $15,000, Powerblocks $10,000
Volent Lab Ltd.
Ayon Audio / Audio Block / AVM Audio USA / Bassocontinuo USA / Legacy Audio / Lumenwhite USA
Whole ton of stuff in this room!
New Ayon Triton 2 with their own branded KT-88 style Ayon tubes - $9800
Pass Laboratories
Harmonious Haven
New statement XS-150 with separate power supplies. These sounded amazing.
Harmonious Haven
Ended Day 1 with a visit and demo to the TAD room. Got to hear their newer reference line as well as their new smaller loudspeakers.
Magnesium Midrange, Beryllium Tweeter Vented system and Made in Japan.
Got a nice demo comparing these to their big reference system and wow, talk about nice. Then got to play some of my music! Thanks for humoring me TAD! For those that don't know, this is Pioneer's "reference" line of equipment.
Front and center, sitting next to Chuck Bruce (he put on some Stevie Ray Vaughan)!
Zu Audio
And to conclude Day 1, a nice after hour hang-out session with the Zu guys (covering their room on Day 3). Great guys! Oh and Danny Kaey makes a cameo appearance.
Thanks for the excellent burgers and wine Sean!
Stay tuned for Day 2!


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This blood test measures the amount of the medicine fluphenazine in your blood. Fluphenazine is an antipsychotic medicine used to treat schizophrenia and Tourette syndrome. Fluphenazine helps you think more clearly. It also improves social exchanges, paranoia, and disposition. It can also help reduce involuntary movement related to Huntington chorea. The medicine can take up to 6 weeks to work as it should.
Fluphenazine also has potentially severe side effects and should be taken with caution. Older adults who use this medicine for dementia are at a higher risk of dying. It is not safe to use this medicine if you are allergic to it. You should not take this medicine if you have brain problems, a low blood cell count, or liver disease, or if you are breastfeeding.
You may have this test if it's possible that you have overdosed on fluphenazine or if you have dangerous side effects of the medicine. These include:
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Extreme dizziness or fainting
Inability to urinate
If you have any of these symptoms or believe you have overdosed on the medicine, call your healthcare provider or 911 right away.
Many things may affect your lab test results. These include the method each lab uses to do the test. Even if your test results are different from the normal value, you may not have a problem. To learn what the results mean for you, talk with your healthcare provider.
The normal range of fluphenazine in the blood if taken as prescribed is 0.3 to 3 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL).
You can have side effects with any dose of fluphenazine.
The test requires a blood sample, which is drawn through a needle from a vein in your arm.
Taking a blood sample with a needle carries risks that include bleeding, infection, bruising, or feeling dizzy. When the needle pricks your arm, you may feel a slight stinging sensation or pain. Afterward, the site may be slightly sore.
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Foreign Minister Rafael Bielsa said he had ordered all 25 of Argentina's EU ambassadors to present complaints.
Argentina has long claimed sovereignty over what it calls the Malvinas, which have been in British hands since 1833.
Its 1982 invasion sparked a war during which around 650 Argentines and more than 250 Britons died.
The all-out diplomatic assault on the EU's constitution has its roots in an annex of the draft document relating to EU overseas territories.
Specifically, it says that the Falklands, along with nearby islands and a chunk of Antarctica, are all part of Britain's overseas territories.
The UK's claim over these lands is nothing new but if they are enshrined in the EU constitution Argentina fears that what has traditionally been a bilateral dispute could go continental.
Mr Bielsa said his country totally rejected the inclusion of the disputed territories in the draft document.
"We have a dispute," he said. "We will wait four, 40 or 400 years but the Malvinas are Argentine and it will all be worked out. We have to have the same patience as the colonial powers had."
He vowed to complain to Brussels but he also noted that if the constitution was not approved by all 25 EU members then the row would become academic.


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Battle erupts in California over clothes donation boxes
By Sharon Bernstein
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A political fight over charity collection boxes is brewing in California, where property owners complain that the boxes are sometimes dropped onto their land without permission, becoming magnets for graffiti and shelter for transients.
Goodwill Industries International, the most established of such U.S. charities, has pushed for years for regulation of donation boxes, and a California state senator has taken up the cause with a bill that would make it easier for property owners to have unauthorized boxes towed away.
State and local governments elsewhere in the United States, including Florida, Massachusetts, Michigan, Arizona and North Carolina, have also stepped in to try to regulate the boxes.
Americans plop tens of millions of dollars worth of used clothing into the boxes each year, creating big revenue streams for charities and for-profit companies alike. The regulatory battle over the boxes, now in its fifth year in California, exposes the high stakes in the competitive world of charity fund-raising.
Goodwill executives worry that messy, untended boxes, sometimes owned by companies that are not affiliated with charities at all, give legitimate clothing collectors a bad name. They complain that the big plastic boxes are often blue in color, evoking Goodwill's azure logo.
But opponents of regulation, which include smaller non-profits DARE America and Planet Aid as well as for-profits, say the big reseller is just trying to squash the competition.
This week, frustration on both sides boiled over as media coverage intensified. Accused by opponents of bowing to Goodwill's expensive lobbyists, State Senator Cathleen Galgiani, a Democrat, pulled her bill from consideration moments before it was to be heard in committee on Wednesday. She plans to bring it up again in a few weeks after more preparation.
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The University of Rhode Island's president issued a statement on Sunday supporting a professor's right to express his views after the professor sparked a controversy last week when he wrote in a Twitter post that he wanted to see the National Rifle Association chief executive's head "on a stick."
David M. Dooley's new statement came five days after he first said that Professor Erik Loomis's remarks, made shortly after the recent mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school, did not reflect the views of the institution. Mr. Dooley's original statement drew fire from critics who spoke out in support of Mr. Loomis, an assistant professor of history at the university.
"In the statements at issue, Professor Loomis did not make it clear that he was speaking solely as an individual, and that the views he expressed were his alone and did not reflect the views of the University of Rhode Island," Mr. Dooley said in the new statement. He noted that the university had been contacted by many people who had expressed "very strong support" for the professor.
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Real roots and other assumptions...
I keep encountering problems of the following type when using mathematica:
I want to solve some equation(s) under some assumptions about the unknown(s),
e.g. find the real roots of (x-1)(x^2+1).
I've tried Solve[{Im[x]==0,(x-1)(x^2+1)==0},x]] for the above problem, but that
doesn't get me anywhere.
Is there a general way to let Mathematica know about such additional bounds as
non-complexness etc? -- if so I would be happy to know it!
Janus Wesenberg
Student of Physics.
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Water Heater Timer
Hello everyone.
I have a water heater timer that I suspect may not be turning off when the switch tells me its off. I have hot water when I shouldn't. How can I check to see if the electric is turned off to the water heater when its supposed to be. I'd sure appreciate your help. Thanks
What kind of timer you have it will make the diffrence there.
Most timer useally have interal switch inside of the unit you should able see the switch lever it will marked " on - off " and also check the dog leg on the cam also [ the dog leg is small set screw with a lever to trip the switch ]
Most water heater can hold hot water for pretty long day just about almost full day if not used any hotwater if well insulated.
if you supecting if the waterheater is on you can test by ether test light or listen to the noise many electric water heater will make " very muted sizzing noise if you can hear it "
Merci , Marc
The control box for the water heater is a Intermatic Little Gray Box. I checked the box but can't tell if the switch is being thrown on or off when I slide the on off bar. I know I see a flash of light when I throw the bar, like you see at times when you plug in a cord.
I thought maybe you could touch a testor to see if electric was coming from the box to the water heater, like maybe the testor would not light up when the electric is supposed to be off, but, I don't know how to do that.
Thanks for the reply.
Just because the water heater is off, it should still have hot to warm water for a while. If you see a flash when you flip the lever I would say you are breaking the contact points.
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Whether it evokes pleasant memories of holidays in the Caribbean, or best-forgotten outings to Notting Hill, most of us have experienced jerk chicken in one form or another. With Carnival weekend looming, here is my take on this classic — ideal on a barbecue, but just as tasty roasted in the oven and blistered under the grill. This is chicken with attitude.
Roast Jerk chicken
Serves 4
1 onion
4 cloves of garlic
1 tbsp allspice
1 Scotch bonnet or red chilli
3 tbsp brown sugar
1 tbsp black pepper
1 tbsp red wine vinegar
4 sprigs of thyme
Juice of 2 limes
1 tbsp Maldon sea salt
1 free-range chicken, jointed
For the salad sides:
1 tin red kidney beans
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 ripe avocado
2 fennel bulbs
1 organic unwaxed lemon
To make the marinade, peel and quarter the onion and peel the garlic cloves. Place both in a blender or food processor with the allspice, chilli (deseeded if you want less heat), sugar, black pepper, vinegar, thyme leaves, lime juice and sea salt. Blitz to a paste.
Using gloves, rub the paste really well into the chicken pieces, covering them thoroughly, then place in a container or sandwich bag and put in the fridge. Leave to marinate for at least 2 hours.
Preheat the oven to 180C/Gas Mark 4. Place the chicken pieces skin side down on a baking tray. Roast for 30 minutes, turning over halfway through. Set aside, covered in foil, while preparing the side dishes.
Preheat the grill. Drain the beans, season and drizzle with 1 tbsp of the oil. Scoop the flesh from the avocado, mash and season. Place the fennel bulbs in a food processor with the lemon. Season again and dress with the remaining oil.
Place the chicken skin side up under the hot grill. Cook until beginning to blacken and the skin is crisp. Serve with the salad sides.
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synaptotagmin-II is not a high affinity receptor for BoNT/B and G due to a phenylalanine to leucine mutation in its luminal domain present only in humans and chimpanzees
role for synaptotagmin II as calcium-sensor during phagocytosis and secretion in neutrophils
both synaptotagmins I and II can interact with the syntaxin/synaptosomal-associated protein of 25 kDa (SNAP-25 (show SNAP25 Proteins)) dimer
WNK1 (show WNK1 Proteins) selectively binds to and phosphorylates synaptotagmin 2 (Syt2) within its calcium binding C2 domains. Endogenous WNK1 (show WNK1 Proteins) and Syt2 coimmunoprecipitate and colocalize on a subset of secretory granules in INS-1 (show FOXM1 Proteins) cells.
A recombinant fragment from the luminal domain of the human receptor protein syt (show SS18 Proteins) II can bind specifically to botulinum neurotoxin B and its Hc domain.
Mutation of overexpressed Syt2 transgene leaves intrinsic calcium sensitivity of vesicles intact while it destabilizes the readily releasable pool of vesicles and loosens the tight coupling between calcium influx and release.
The 2.3-A structure of a ternary complex of botulinum neurotoxin type B bound to both its protein receptor synaptotagmin II and its ganglioside receptor GD1a, is reported.
Synaptotagmins 1 and 2 as mediators of rapid exocytosis at nerve terminals: the dyad hypothesis
Syt2 make it an excellent marker for analyzing the development and plasticity of perisomatic inhibitory innervations onto both excitatory and inhibitory neurons in the visual cortex.
Syt2 increases the dynamic range of synapses by driving release with a high Ca(2 (show CA2 Proteins))+ cooperativity, as well as by suppressing a remaining, near-linear Ca(2 (show CA2 Proteins))+ sensor.
Transient expression of Syt2 is no longer detected in cochlear inner hair cells (IHCs) after the onset of hearing, indicating that the most common calcium-sensors in central nervous system synapses are not involved in mature IHC ribbon synapse.
SYT2 was a negative regulator of chemotaxis
The readily releasable pool was rescued by Syt2 overexpression. The kinetics of fusion was slightly slower than in cells expressing Syt1. Syt2 has a lower Ca2+ affinity for phospholipid binding than Syt1 because of a difference in the C2A domain.
Data suggest that synaptotagmins 1 and 2 perform equivalent functions in the Ca2 (show CA2 Proteins)+ triggering of action potential-induced neurotransmitter release and in the restriction of spontaneous release.
Synaptotagmin-2 is an essential synaptotagmin isoform that functions in concert with other synaptotagmins in the calcium-ion triggering of neurotransmitter release.
The cell-, temporal-, and species-specific expression of synaptotagmin isoforms suggests that each may have distinct functions in neurotransmitter release
Synaptotagmins, like SYT2, are integral membrane proteins of synaptic vesicles thought to serve as Ca(2+) sensors in the process of vesicular trafficking and exocytosis (Hilbush and Morgan, 1994
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myself I have found the search function to be very helpful.
I have no idea what sudo or apt-get means but I've managed to get BT installed, my nVidia drivers installed, my Alfa working fairly decent... Synaptic installed and 420 some odd Mb of packages downloaded/updated. Ive added xine and accompanying codecs, had three successes with gerix each in under 10mins and managed to get my desktop customized a little...
Yeah I would have to take back anything negative I may have expressed before. And I might have to disagree somewhat about learning on BT. Seems to be put together very intuitively, its not missing packages to run a package already installed and it is detailed enough to be expletive of itself.
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The UK's recent growth spurt is not coming at the expense of higher inflation so far, as the Bank of England's benchmark of the cost of living eased to 2.7% in August, official figures showed today.
The fall in the Consumer Price Index to the lowest level since April was largely driven by lower price rises at the petrol pump than a year ago, and smaller increases in clothing costs. Economists said retailers may have struggled to shift autumn ranges amid much better weather.
BNP Paribas economist David Tinsley called the numbers "benign", adding that the Bank's inflation "knock-out" under its forward guidance regime was under little threat. Core inflation –stripping out volatile energy and food prices – is now at 2%, the lowest since 2009.
"In time the UK recovery, if the better growth continues, may be expected to see some firming in inflationary pressure. But that is some way off," Tinsley said.
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text: Before Hurricane Isaac started affecting the Louisiana and Mississippi coast, dogs and cats from two animal shelters were shipped to North Texas for adoption.The 181 dogs and cats that arrived Tuesday at shelters in Dallas and McKinney were being immediately put up for adoption. The animals came from the Humane Society of Mississippi in Gulfport and the Louisiana SPCA in New Orleans.At this time, Maura Davies, vice president of communications for the SPCA of Texas, said they aren't expecting any more pets from storm-stricken areas to arrive."This is all we know about at this point," Davies said.These dogs and cats were already in shelters and moved to make room for pets found after Isaac passes. Animals found after the storm will be kept in Louisiana and Mississippi in hopes of reuniting them with their owners.After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the separation of pets from their owners became a huge issue when many New Orleans residents didn't want to leave their animals behind.With the influx of new animals, Davies said, the shelters in McKinney and Dallas are "full to bursting." As a result, the shelter is offering half-price adoptions on all of its pets -- not just the ones from the Gulf Coast.Adoption hours at both shelters are noon to 8 p.m. today. The rest of the week they will be open from noon to 6 p.m. Those interested in seeing the adoptable pets can go online at www.spca.org/findapet.The pets can be adopted at the Russell H. Perry Animal Care Center at 8411 Stacy Road in McKinney and the Jan Rees-Jones Animal Care Center at 2400 Lone Star Drive in Dallas."As of right now, we have not been activated," said Tammy Hawley, operations director at the Humane Society of North Texas.For more information on adopting the pets from SPCA, call 214-742-SPCA (7722).Bill Hanna, 817-390-7698Twitter: @fwhanna


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A question about forming functions. Suppose I create a series, using
giving a = x - x^3/3! + x^5/5!.
I now want to use a to create a function of x, which, functionally,
This will not work in practice. Is there a way to do this? For
something short, as in this example, I could just as well type
the expression
f[x_]:= x - x^3/3! + x^5/5!
and everything would work fine.
What procedure would allow me to create the series and convert it
to a function of the variable?
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S&P 500 Closes at Record High, Cracks 2000: What's Next?
S&P Dow Jones Indices' Howard Silverblatt can finally crack open that bottle of champagne.
The S&P 500 rose 0.1% to 2,000.02, a new record and the first time the index closed above 2,000. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 0.2% to 17,106.70, its third-highest close ever, while the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.3% to 4,570.64. The small-company Russell 2000 jumped 0.9% to 1,175.17.
The stock market gained despite the release of mixed economic data released today. On a seasonally adjusted basis, the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index fell 0.1% in June from May, although they rose 0.9% on an unadjusted basis, while durable goods orders jumped 23% in July, though strip out airplanes and orders fell 0.8%. US consumer confidence rose to 92.4 in August, besting forecasts for a reading of 88.5. Interactive Brokers' Andrew Wilkinson considers the mixed messages:
Generally speaking, consumers indicated that they were more confident about the economy at the present time. As a result the Conference Board's headline reading of confidence rose to 92.4 reaching its highest reading since October 2007. While the mindset among consumers is buoyant surrounding the present situation, they shied away when asked about their future positions. As a result the expectations index took a step back to 90.9 (-1.0). Fewer consumers planned to buy major appliances in the next six months. Meanwhile, more people indicated that they planned to buy a "new" home over the coming period. Fewer people planned to buy "used" homes. The mix here is important as the existing homes market comprises about 95% of the overall housing market. Corroborating the earlier durable goods report, consumer confidence data points show that progress continues to face challenges as the recovery becomes entrenched.
Chelsea Global Advisors' Edward Talisse wonders if investors are being properly compensated for holding stocks:
The S&P 500 is neither overvalued nor undervalued at its current price. The price simply reflects consensus expectations about forward earnings and dividends growth, multiples, interest rates and a fair required rate of return. All these variables are either directly observable or have easy to use empirical based models for parameter estimation. Investors can and should evaluate their expectations against others and market implied realities. Consensus expectations and your own can be too high or too low. They can be overly optimistic or unduly pessimistic- but the price of the S&P 500 is right.
If you think that the expectation of 7% risk-adjusted return is reasonable to bear equity risk, then you should be comfortable with the current valuation. However, the valuation appears stretched unless you trust that the dividend yield or growth rate of dividends will increase, or you are willing to lower your required rate of return...
Capital Economics' John Higgins thinks the S&P 500 finishes the year at 2,000.
Although the S&P 500 has broken above 2,000 this week for the first time, we doubt that the stock market will go from strength to strength. For now, we are sticking with our forecast that the index will end next year roughly where it is now...
...no recent tightening cycle has featured large-scale asset purchases by the Fed, which are due to be phased out soon. These have given equity prices a big boost in recent years via portfolio rebalancing. As a result, the valuation of the S&P 500 is now more stretched than it was when the Fed first raised rates in six of the last seven major tightening cycles. The exception was in 1999/2000, when tighter policy was soon followed by the bursting of the dot com bubble. Granted, the valuation of the stock market is nowhere near as high as it was then. But it is hard to make the case that equities are attractively valued today in their own right.
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Re: ClearAll error message
carlos at colorado.edu wrote:
> Actually this was not a big deal. The group working with the program was
> puzzled by the message but soon it was fixed. BTW, one student came
> with an elegant one-liner to create a nxn symmetric array:
> S=Table[rootname[Min[i,j],Max[i,j]],{i,n},{j,n}]
> The Clear behavior seems largely a question of esthetics.
It is not just a question of esthetics ...
In[1]:= Unprotect[Clear]
Out[1]= {"Clear"}
In[2]:= ClearAttributes[Clear, HoldAll]
In[3]:= x = 1
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> One of the basic
> rules of functional programming is function composition equivalence:
> y:=f(x); z:=g(y) equiv z:=g(f(x))
> Since name=Symbol["A"]; ClearAll[name] is not equivalent
> to ClearAll[Symbol["A"]] the rule is violated here, and likewise
> for any function with HoldAll attribute. Correct?
Note that the ClearAll "function" is not really a function. Evaluating
it has side effects, but it has no return value, so it violates an even
more important principle. A "real" function just takes a value, and
returns another value, but nothing special happens just because the
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Well, there's quite a bit more I'd like to know. For one thing, how does the 454 compare to the 350? I mean, you're stuck with having to get the Big Block or you're a punter, aren't you? Are there aluminium engine options that have a beneficial lightening effect? If it makes such an intimidating a sound, how is it street legal?
'At high-speed, when the Hoss is shifted up during a full-throttle run, in that short moment while the torque converter spins back up and the bike is between gears the torque of the engine is no longer dampened. This causes the machine to suddenly rotate over to the right, convincing the rider to quickly correct and pull the bike back up to the left with a hard push on the bars.' What the hell does that mean? 'Rotates to the right'? Along which axis? Do you die?
This isn't the review article about the fastest thing on two wheels that's 'superceding' the 2006 Victory Kingpin review I was promised for a Christmas present, is it? I mean, this is a diverting story, but I'm very disappointed if that's it. I mean, Boss Hoss's not really a motorcycle?
Well, there's quite a bit more I'd like to know. For one thing, how does the 454 compare to the 350?
As much as I'd like the idea of a V-8 motorcycle, a cast iron Chevy leaves me cold as a motivator. Not that I don't like the engine itself, I own a V-8 Chevy myself and it's really simple, durable, and inexpensive due to the fact that bazillions have been made since the 50's.
But as a motorcycle, I'd much prefer an aluminum V-8, and mounted as a sidewinder the way a motorcycle should be so it doesn't want to torque steer. Case in point:
Or perhaps even this: http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/features/kawv12/
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Post Edited (LaMonsterV8) : 11/21/2005 7:57:45 PM GMT
I too am new here so I really do not mean to offend anyone. The boss hoss is like no other motorcycle in the world... There is a family of owners who "get it" and they are a pretty tight knit group.The loyalty to the brand is undoubtledly unsurpassed even by the harley group. It really is a dependable..fun...exciting ride. You can spend 100,000 on a chopper.... supercharge your valk...turbo your busa... but when you park em in a lot full of bikes then add a boss.. guess what everyone wants to come see and ask questions about.... The boss. I have an 05 385 HP small block with nitrous. 15000 miles this year and no problems.. Mind you I ride it like I stole it. I live in California and the trip to Sturgis this year was an easy cruise for this bike. 500 miles a day is no problem at all. 130 in first... no problem... The torque of the engine is no issue. The boss is so well engineered it almost rides itself. As far as that goes... my wife rides one too.
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bistoury, forceps and tubes suitable for performing tracheotomy.
Thenceforward the world was an oyster, to be opened with scalpel and with bistoury by Owen Saxham.
In the second place, I do not propose to open the chest with the bistoury.
This done, a clean incision is made with the bistoury or the scalpel in the direction of the vessels.
Once, as she passed him a bistoury, he deliberately placed his fine hand over her fingers and smiled into her eyes.
This should be picked up with the forceps, and a further incision made with the bistoury.
The mere thought of surgical instruments, a bistoury or a lance, makes me dizzy.
Perhaps the most heroic consists in opening the joint capsule with a bistoury or with the actual cautery.
After the abscess has been opened, the forceps or bistoury should be retained in position until the pus has drained away.
The cardinal had his perineum opened by La Peyronie's bistoury; but he might have confessed and communicated before the operation.
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Garifuna music
Garifuna music is a type of music found in Central America, primarily on the Caribbean coast of Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
The Garifuna (/ɡəˈrɪfʉnə/ gə-RIF-uu-nə; pl. Garinagu in Garifuna) are descendants of West African, Central African, Island Carib, and Arawak people.[citation needed]
Garifuna music and dance are closely related. The main traditional instruments are drums and maracas.[1]
Drums play an important role in Garifuna music. The main drum is the Segunda (bass drum). The drums are normally made by hollowing out logs and stretching antelope skin over them.[1]
There are certain types of songs that are associated with work, some with play, some with dance and some that are reserved for prayer or ritual use.[1]
Two main Garifuna genres are punta and paranda.[2]
Chumba and hunguhungu are a circular dance in a three-beat rhythm, which is often combined with punta. There are other songs typical to each gender, women having eremwu eu and abaimajani, rhythmic a cappella songs, and laremuna wadaguman, men's work songs.[citation needed]
In 2001, Garifuna music, dance, and language was proclaimed as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.[3]
- ^ a b c "Garifuna Music and Dance". National Garifuna Council of Belize. Retrieved 8 February 2015.
- ^ Michael Stone. "400 years of fury, 400 years of sound". Roots World. Retrieved 2 November 2014.
- ^ "Language, Dance and Music of the Garifuna". UNESCO Culture Sector. Retrieved 2009-09-07.


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Hawthorne will utilize the best our community has to offer: the commitment of our families, the resources offered by institutions of higher learning, and best teaching practices to make our children successful as they progress from elementary to high school and beyond.
We seek to ensure that each student has the resources, abilities, and inspiration to overcome obstacles, fulfill obligations, and achieve his or her dreams. We seek to instill in our students a dedication to academic achievement and a purpose of mind to use their knowledge in service to their community through higher educational pursuits, military service, skilled work, and responsible citizenship.
Hawthorne will be more than just a PK-8 Academy in the San Antonio Independent School District. Hawthorne Academy will serve as a community school - connecting children, parents, school, and community in a positive learning environment.
Hawthorne will become an exemplary community school using exemplary practices. As a charter school Hawthorne will:
Hawthorne Academy is in its 2nd decade of implementation of the Core Knowledge curriculum. This broad curriculum provides the basis for our instruction in language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, art, and music. The widening spiral of knowledge provided by this sequence of instruction ensures that each Hawthorne student will have a strong foundation and will continue to build on previous learning and surpass the expectations set forth in the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills. Our goal for success on state assessments (e.g., STAAR) is not only student mastery- our students strive to achieve Commended Performance status. Our teachers share their knowledge of Core curriculum at national conferences and through presentations to educators throughout the country.
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Makes sense, you start a fight and get kister kicked and then sue.
Woman files lawsuit against McDonald's for fight she started at Greenwich Village location
Myika Darbeau, 25, filed papers in Manhattan Supreme Court charging that Rayon McIntosh, 32, used 'unnecessary, excessive and unlawful force' in the October 2011 incident at McDonald's.
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Friday, October 5, 2012, 8:56 PM
Still frame from video showing incident at McDonald's on West 3rd St. in Greenwich Village in which cashier Rayon McIntosh beats Denise Darbeau after an altercation.
A woman who admitted she started the violent fight in a Greenwich Village McDonalds that sent her to the hospital is suing the burger-flipper who gave her a fractured skull.
Myika Darbeau, 25, filed papers in Manhattan Supreme Court charging that Rayon McIntosh, 32, used unnecessary, excessive and unlawful force in the October 2011 incident at 136 W. Third St.
Myika Darbeau and Rachel Edwards appear at their Supreme Court arraignment in January of 2012.
Darbeau also is suing the owner of the franchise, charging there was inadequate security and the store never should have hired someone with brutal, dangerous, vicious propensities.
Police originally arrested McIntosh, saying he assaulted Darbeau (who was using a first name of Denise) and her lover, Rachel Edwards, with a heavy-duty grill scraper.
Rayon McIntosh, the McDonald's cashier who was caught on a cell phone video beating two female customers, appears in court last October, 2011.
A grand jury refused to indict McIntosh after seeing a video showing that Darbeau and Edwards jumped over the counter and started the fight.
McIntosh, an ex-con who got out of jail in March 2011 after spending a decade behind bars for killing a friend, was released, but the two women were charged. They pleaded guilty last month to starting the fight and got probation.
Read more: Woman files lawsuit against McDonald's for fight she started at Greenwich Village location - NY Daily News