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- Bibfilex
- Bibfilex is a bibliographic manager. It's useful for creating and managing archives of bibliographical items (books, articles, etc.) with possible attachments of any kind according to Biblatex structure and rules, but it can be used also with a word processor like Writer or Word. Bibfilex may create and manage files which are catalogs of many items – also thousands of them. A file of Bibfilex is a database of SQLite. In a Bibfilex file data are not stored according to Biblatex format, so it cannot be used as a bibliographic file in a Latex document. Anyway, Biblatex may export with a one-click functionality all or part of its content in Biblatex format file; this can be read directly with JabRef or used in a Latex document. At the same time, Bibfilex may import directly a JabRef database.
- Castle Game Engine
- Castle Game Engine is a cross-platform 3D and 2D game engine for Object Pascal (FPC and Lazarus). - It supports many formats for game assets, including X3D, VRML, Collada, Spine JSON, MD3 and others. - Many graphic effects are possible, including bump mapping, shadows, shaders, mirrors, screen effects. - Animation, collision detection, 3D sound and more features are available. - An extensible system of 3D objects can be used, with out-of-the-box levels, items, intelligent creatures and more. - The engine is portable -- for desktop, mobile, web plugin. The engine is also used to develop view3dscene - a full-featured X3D / VRML browser and a viewer for many other 3D and 2D game formats.
- DataStatix
- DataStatix is a free software for GNU/Linux and Windows useful to manage data of every kind (although it has been written to manage biomedical data), to create descriptive statistics and graphs and to export items easily to R environment or to other statistic softwares. In order to handle properly big amount of data and many concurrent users, DataStatix works with MySql database and it has been developed and tested with MySql community edition 5.5. Some features of the software are: users management (create, delete, modify password) within the software; different users levels of data access (administrator, default, read only); user defined templates (models) of data, to create new databases easily; importation and esportation of data in CSV format (used also by Calc and Excel); updating of existing data from a CSV file created with DataStatix; descriptive statistics from every data (some more kind of statistics to come); graphs from every data.
- Emaigos
- Emaigos is a free multi-platform software useful to import Google contacts and calendars in Emacs. Contacts are stored in a Big Brother Database (BBDB) file, which makes them usable with many Emacs email packages, like Gnus. Google calendars are stored as a single Org mode file, so that the events may be viewed as a structured document and possibly shown within an Agenda view. So with Emaigos it's possible to use Google as contacts and calendars manager, while having at the same time all data available within Emacs. The original Google contacts and calendars are not modified in any way by Emaigos. The name "Emaigos" is an acronym for "EMAcs Importer for GOogle Stuff".
- Free Pascal
- Free Pascal (aka FPK Pascal) is a 32 and 64 bit professional Pascal compiler. It can target multiple processor architectures: Intel x86, AMD64/x86-64, PowerPC, PowerPC64, SPARC, and ARM. Supported operating systems include Linux, FreeBSD, Haiku, Mac OS X/iOS/Darwin, DOS, Win32, Win64, WinCE, OS/2, MorphOS, Nintendo GBA, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo Wii. Additionally, JVM, MIPS (big and little endian variants) and Motorola 68k architecture targets are available in the development versions.
- Free Pascal Compiler
- FreePascal (aka FPK Pascal) is a 32 bit Pascal compiler with extensions for different processors and operating systems. It tries to stay compatible with the dialects of well known proprietary Pascal-based compilers, so you don't have to learn much to switch to free software and/or systems. The language syntax is semantically compatible with TP 7.0 as well as most versions of Delphi (classes, rtti, exceptions, ansistrings). FreePascal supports function overloading, operator overloading and other such features. It also comes with several command-line tools to help your programming, including a source formatter, a makefile generator, a C header translator, a unit dependency lister and even TP lex and yacc. FreePascal comes with its own development environment (not for all platforms yet).
- GNU Pascal
- GNU Pascal is the Pascal language compiler of Project GNU. It is a 32/64 bit compiler that is linked against the GCC backend and will be integrated in to GCC in the long run. It runs on all operating systems compatible with GCC, and can act as a native or a cross compiler between those systems. It implements ISO Pascal, Borland Pascal 7.0, and parts of other Pascal standards or de-facto standards.
- GTKpas
- GTKpas is based on the gtk.h header translations and external declarations included with FreePascal and builds an objective model around these functions. The package includes a binding for GtkGLArea, which lets users embed an OpenGL drawing area in a GTK window.
- Lazarus
- Lazarus is a cross-platform IDE for developers of Free Pascal.
- MyNotex
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JOE TUMPKIN oversaw an aggressive and productive group of linebackers in 2008, his first season at Pitt.
Middle linebacker Scott McKillop was selected a first team All-American and the Big East Defensive Player of the Year. McKillop was one of the country's most prolific tacklers, ranking third nationally in solo stops (6.31 solos/ game), 10th in total tackles (tied, 10.54 tackles/game) and 22nd in tackles for loss (tied, 1.35 TFLs/game).
McKillop was selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2009 NFL Draft and was instantly lauded by 49ers staff for his knowledge and toughness.
A pair of first-year starters also thrived under Tumpkin's tutelage. Austin Ransom elevated from special teams performer to starting Will linebacker and finished as the team's second-leading tackler (89 stops). Additionally, Sam linebacker Greg Williams was named the Big East's Top Defensive Freshman by Rivals.com.
Tumpkin joined the Panthers after spending three seasons (2005-07) coaching linebackers at Southern Methodist University, where he served under then-SMU head coach Phil Bennett, now Pitt's defensive coordinator.
While at SMU, Tumpkin oversaw the development of All-Conference USA linebacker Reggie Carrington. During the 2006 season, SMU earned bowl eligibility behind a defense that ranked 24th nationally against the run (107.5 yards/game).
In 2007, Tumpkin earned a coaching fellowship with the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers. As part of the fellowship, he worked with Tampa Bay's coaching staff during the team's July training camp.
From 2002-04, Tumpkin served at Sam Houston State, where he coached the linebackers (2002-03) and secondary (2004). He was instrumental in the development of Sam Houston State linebackers T.J. Dibble, a two-time All-Southland selection, and Paul Donelson, who earned All-America honors. In 2004, the Bearkats captured a share of the Southland Conference championship, advanced to the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs and reached as high as No. 3 in the national rankings.
Tumpkin was the defensive coordinator at Lakeland College during the 2000 and '01 seasons. From 1998-99, he was the linebackers coach and recruiting coordinator at Southern Illinois, where he helped mold Bart Scott, who went on to be a Pro Bowl performer for the Baltimore Ravens. (Scott was signed by the New York Jets as a coveted free agent this past offseason.) In 1996 Tumpkin coached the linebackers at Defiance College.
Tumpkin's additional experience includes graduate assistantships at Lakeland (1994), Northern Michigan (1995) and Western Michigan (1997).
As a collegian, Tumpkin was a team captain and four-year letterman at Michigan Tech. He earned his bachelor's degree from Michigan Tech in 1994.
Personal Information
Born: 2/16/71
Hometown: Miami, Fla.
Alma Mater: Michigan Tech, '94
Family: Tumpkin and his wife Maria have two sons, Christopher (23) and Nikolas (19).
Coaching Experience
Lakeland, 1994, graduate assistant.
Northern Michigan, 1995, graduate assistant.
Defiance, 1996, linebackers.
Western Michigan, 1997, graduate assistant.
Southern Illinois, 1998-99, linebackers & recruiting coordinator.
Lakeland, 2000-01, defensive coordinator.
Sam Houston State, 2002-03, linebackers; 2004, secondary.
Southern Methodist, 2005-07, linebackers.
Pittsburgh, 2008-present, linebackers.
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Pitt Places 10 on Athlon's Preseason All-ACC Team
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Pitt Football Unveils Young Alumni Ticket Program
Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Donates $20,000 to Pittsburgh Charities

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(10/22/2007) NEW HAVEN- New Haven Police arrested a suspect in connection with a stabbing incident Saturday morning where a 28-year-old male suffered wounds to his neck. Ventura Alinez, a 41-year-old New Haven resident was arrested and charged with Assault in the 1st degree. The incident occurred at 4:47 am Saturday at a home located at 58 Revere Street. The victim is in stable condition at Yale New Haven Hospital.
Early Sunday morning, officers arrested 24-year-old Eric Frieson charging him with Driving Under the Influence, Operating a Motor Vehicle without a License, Unsafe Movement and Failure to Drive a Reasonable Distance Apart. Frieson struck a pedestrian at 300 York Street as the victim was attempting to enter another vehicle.
New Haven Police Officers were dispatched to 10 Gilbert Street on Saturday when a woman reported she was being threatened by a man with a gun. Using the description provided by the victim, officers arrested 24-year-old Kevin Gillian of New Haven. Officers apprehended Gillian after stopping his vehicle on Orchard Street between Edgewood Avenue and Elm Street. The vehicle and the operator matched the police broadcast. Gillian was arrested for the following charges: Reckless Endangerment in the 1st degree, Criminal Trespass in the 1st degree, Carrying a Pistol without a Permit, and Carrying a Weapon in a Motor Vehicle.
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Voice Against Violence (VAV) was launched in November 2009. We are a group of eight Young Experts who have first-hand experience of domestic abuse and different services. We are the 'critical friends' of adults in power, Scottish Ministers and the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (CoSLA), and we work with them to eradicate domestic abuse from Scotland.
Our Vision is that:
- Children and young people experiencing domestic abuse in Scotland have a voice and are heard
- Domestic abuse should no longer be a dark stain on the minds of children and young people in Scotland
- Domestic abuse should be recognised as the horrendous violation of human rights that it is – everyone should know about it and be able to talk about it without feeling stigmatised
- Everyone going through it should be safe and get the support they need and know that there is a brighter tomorrow/future


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National Park Service rangers from Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (NRA) and Grand Canyon National Park (NP) joined forces on Saturday, June 4, to rescue an injured hiker from an unnamed canyon near Halls Crossing on Lake Powell.
On June 3, about 9:30 p.m. Mountain Daylight Time (MDT), Glen Canyon rangers received a report of a hiker in a canyon near Halls Crossing, UT with a possible broken leg. Glen Canyon ranger Tim Sveum responded by boat with staff from Utah State Parks and arrived on scene about 10:30 p.m. MDT. The injured hiker, a teenager from Buena Vista, CO, had taken a fall in a very narrow canyon and had suffered a broken leg. The family group had lowered one of the other members into the canyon by rope to see if the victim could be taken out. This individual then found it impossible to get out of the canyon as well.
After assessing both the patient and the scene, Ranger Sveum determined that the patient was stable and that a technical rescue in the dark would be too dangerous. The group lowered food, water, and sleeping bags to the victim and his friend. Ranger Sveum instructed the two individuals to bivouac for the night and he would facilitate a rescue for them in the morning.
There were no safe anchor points on the canyon rim for a technical rescue, so the decision was made to do a short haul rescue by helicopter. Staff from Grand Canyon NP was contacted and arrangements were made for their helicopter to assist in the rescue the next day.
About 10:30 a.m. MDT on June 4, the Grand Canyon helicopter was on scene and lowered a rescuer into the canyon. He prepared the patient and his friend to be lifted out of the canyon. Once out of the canyon, the victim was transported to Halls Crossing by Glen Canyon staff and then flown on Classic Lifeguard to St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Junction, CO for treatment.


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Awesome!!! They all look great. :D Keep it up!
Any more creepy patients or exciting stories?
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Awesome!!! They all look great. :D Keep it up!
Any more creepy patients or exciting stories?
OH!!! Stories!!! Yes!!! :D Your stories are awesome!!!
No crazieness, thank Mandalore. The worst guy was sent to a different facility, so no fights lately.
I did send 1 guy out to a new facility on Monday, and he came back Tuesday on a 5150 for a 72hr hold, aparently he was talking to his mom on the phone at the new place and got mad and threw the phone into the TV.
I'm working again tonight, and off tomorrow, so I will let you guys know if there's any craziness tonight, and will do a little work on my bucket tomorrow.
Kando'sii! the armor sets for you and your kids are great!
I made lightsabers for myself, friends, and siblings for Xmas and now am looking at making some armor but as I'm I'm almost totally new to costuming I'm going to need a lot of help and details.
I think I understand the basics of how to do just about everything from making the armor and painting it and detailing with props (gun, saber, helmet clip, gloves etc.) so basically I'm looking for two things: armor templates and details on helmets.
I'm actually really confused as to the helmets. Can you buy them? I think I remember reading about someone buying a clone helmet and customizing it for a clone armor set but what about for Mando? You're making yours, but where did you get the template? And what were you using to make it? A metal trash can, cardboard, and clay? Bondo?
Help Please!!!
You're from Chattanooga! Cool. Ever heard the song by Glenn Miller?
There are several people here who supply helmets they make themselves out of different materials. Lots of people do scratch builds, like our good buddy adonian here.
Have you tried searching templates yet? There are plenty of those. Especially look at the stickies on the helmet forum in Boba Helmet. I'm pretty sure there's temps there.
Hope that helps.
Can't wait for stories, adonian! ;)
Yep, I've heard it all right, I swing dance a lot. It's a great town.
I tried searching the word "templates" and but all I got was threads like this one where people talked about them but didn't actually post any links or down load files. I'll look around some more though, thanks for the help.
That link is for the helmet
That link is for the armor
That link is for the gauntlets
I use trash cans as you can see, I just got my 2 vests, I have a whit girth belt (a horse girth belt), and I am still working on my white bucket.
As for stories, your not gonna believe this.............
The realy psychotic guy we sent out (the one who attacked the nurse) HE'S BACK!!!
Back to the armor...
I use the above listed templates, print them on regular paper, then use a glue stick and put that paper on priority mail envelopes since they are FREE BABY!!, then I just cut fold and tape.
After I get it all taped together, this time I did a resin coating on the inside and outside, then put fiberglass around the weaker areas, like the inner rim around the dome and face, then the t-visor and cheek bones, and I put fiberglass on the outside over the t-visor so when I cut it it SHOULDN'T warp like my first bucket.
I hope to have this white bucket a little more underway soon. I kind of have a plan to make the wide flare, I am gonna try it tomorrow, I hope to post progress tomorrow night.
Your other bucket is in the post mate.
Cool thanks
we sent him to a group home, he said he felt afraid that he might hurt someone... WOW if he's cognative enough to know that, then he's in his right mind enough to go to jail if he does, so he comes into the psych unit pretending so he wont go to jail... these people use the system to their advantage.
There are some patients that are there that really need help, and i feel for them, but guys like this guy... when he need's an injection, i make sure the needle goes in slow ;)
as for armor and bucket, family happened today so no updates sorry :(
Boba's on TV...
Just watchin' a little TV on break and the patients are watchin' ESB :lol
Boba comes on the screen and I'm like YEAH! And the patients give me a look... Am I crazy?!
Sweet! Thanks so much for the links you guys rock. One last question, I know eventually I'll want to build my own helmet (or several :] ) but where could I buy one to start with, to have to look at while building my own, you know? Oh, and how much do they run?
If you just need 1 for reference, you could go with a rubies 2 piece, at least they don't warp like the rubies deluxe, but I did mine w/o a reference bucket.
That really funny about the patients looking at you funny! Congrats on the job man.
The 2 piece are hard plastic, the delux is like a rubber kind of substance so they warp pretty bad.
rubies warp REALLY bad...go with a good quality bucket (Fett Pride, Boba Maker, &c.) or (by far the best option) build your own. Not so hard, and is WAY more fun than just buying one.
*ending thread jack*
:D Crazy is good...
why did solo go to cloud city?
to get caught by the Fett!!!
Oh boy.... :p
SAZ's bucket came out realllllllllyy cool :albino
:eek:love wow...:eek:love
saz...:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup amazing...
adonian...lucky lucky lcuky...;):D


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RH,I have gathered these type of swarms before by laying a blnket on the ground and scraping the bees onto the blanket. Then fold and dump the blanket into the box.
i was thinking that since we're following the bloom maybe we should follow the swarms too. i'm thinking that some of the gulf coast and atlantic coast beekeepers will start getting swarm calls next week and that they will be popping up close to me by the last week of march as long as we don't have another freeze. have any south florida beekeepers hived any yet?


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The pink lemons produced by the variegated pink Eureka lemon tree will supply you with pitchers of pink lemonade all summer. The lemon of pink lemonade fame has a bumpy green and yellow striped rind. Only the flesh is pink.
It is less juicy than a
yellow Eureka lemon
but just as tart. Use it just the same as you would its yellow-fleshed cousin.
The pink Eureka lemon tree produces a smaller crop than a standard Eureka and is grown more for its ornamental qualities than for its pink-fleshed fruit. The juice, by the way, is clear--not pink.
A pink lemon tree growing at
Leu Gardens.
With its striped fruit and cream edged leaves, the pink Eureka lemon is the most striking of the ornamental or novelty lemons.
The tree in the photo is growing in the open ground but the variegated pink lemon does equally well in containers. I kept one in a pot outside my screen porch for a couple of seasons before transplanting it into the ground.
My tree was not grafted onto dwarfing rootstock but it grew very slowly. I think it could have remained in that 14 inch pot for several years without being root pruned.
Front to back: Variegated Pink Lemonade tree, Key lime,
Meyer lemon,
Navel orange, and a
Mango tree.
The Pink Lemonade tree is hardy in zones 9b-11. In colder zones, plant it in a pot and protect it from frost.
The fragrant flowers and interesting fruit will appear intermittently throughout the year.
Ponderosa Lemon Tree
The Ponderosa lemon is not a true lemon but the juice of the large, seedy yellow fruit is tart enough to be used as a substitute for lemon juice in recipes. Growing a Ponderosa lemon tree is the best way to obtain the fruit.
Lisbon Lemon
The Lisbon lemon is the most widely sold lemon variety in the world. It is the sour lemon most often carried by U.S. supermarkets. Its only rival for top spot is the similar Eureka lemon.
Growing Dwarf Lemon Trees as House Plants
Dwarf lemon trees can be very enjoyable houseplants. An indoor lemon tree will delight you with its fragrant citrus blossoms and tangy fruit. Why the dwarf Meyer lemon is my preferred lemon tree dwarf.
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When Dating Violence Hits Close to Home
by Madeline Shepherd, NCJW Legislative Aide
Part of the #HERVotes blog carnival on the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
When I was a senior in college, the reality of domestic violence—and specifically teen dating violence—hit closer to home than any study or statistic ever could. I was preparing to graduate when another student killed his girlfriend, who was a sophomore at the time. Shock and sadness of indescribable depth enveloped our campus, a small community where you knew most of the faces you passed on the sidewalk. Overnight, we were pitched into a national debate about dating violence and mental health. Reporters roamed the grounds and snapped pictures of the candles and photographs assembled to honor the victim. We mourned as best we could, while the story was splashed across major news networks. Our paths have diverged, but every student present that day carries the memory we wish we didn't share.
According to the National Task Force to End Sexual and Domestic Violence, three women are murdered by their partners every day in the United States. By my calculations that breaks down to one woman killed in the eight hours I spend at work; one for my time attending class, eating dinner, and relaxing with my roommates; and a third for the hours I'm asleep and preparing for another day.
February is Teen Dating Violence Prevention and Awareness month. This name, important though it is, doesn't do justice to the physical, mental, and emotional repercussions of what happened on my college campus and what takes place among young people every day across the country. Teen dating violence is more pervasive than most people realize. Every year, 1.5 million high school students across the United States experience physical abuse from a dating partner.
There are warning signs of abuse and ways to offer help and support to victims and there is even help for perpetrators-who can be found in relationships regardless of gender or sexuality.
Signs that someone might be abusive include:
- telling a partner what to do
- physically hurting a partner in any way
- or isolating a partner from family or friends.
If you observe abuse or suspect a relationship is abusive, you can reach out and express your concern for the victim's safety. By listening and acknowledging her feelings you can help a victim realize that abuse is not normal or justified. Focus on the victim, help connect her (or him) to resources in the community for help, and don't contact the abuser, which could make things worse.
Every so often I think about the young woman at my school whose life ended so abruptly. We were at the same parties, shared mutual friends. She was an advocate and passionate about ending hunger and poverty. Nothing can bring her back; there is no caveat to this fact. But her story has impacted how I perceive violence, because it's more prevalent than we would ever hope and can hardly imagine. That's why legislation like the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), as passed in the Senate, is so vital. In fact, the Senate-passed VAWA actually improves and increases protections for victims of dating violence, particularly on college campuses. But wherever the violence takes place, no one in the United States should be left without resources or help.
The information here was gathered from Break the Cycle at LoveIsRespect.org, where you can find additional resources if you or someone you know are part of an abusive relationship.
Read more about Higher Ground, NCJW's domestic violence campaign.>>
Read more HERVotes blogs on VAWA
- Congress Must Act Immediately to Reauthorize Federal Legislation to Protect All Victims of Violence, Dara Richardson-Heron, MD, YWCA
- Don't Be Fooled, Janet Hill, Coalition of Labor Union Women (USW)
- Advocating for an Inclusive VAWA, Amanda Reed, National Organization for Women (NOW)
- This Season's Paul Ryan? Eric Cantor Takes on VAWA, Terry O'Neill, National Organization for Women (NOW)
- Prioritizing Campus Safety, American Association of University Women
- Victims of Abuse Suffer Each Day an Inclusive VAWA Reauthorization is Delayed or Weakened, Avril Lighty, The Leadership Conference Education Fund
- Whatever Affects One Woman, Affects ALL Women, Bernardita "Beni" Yunis Varas, Young People For
- When Dating Violence Hits Close to Home, Madeline Shepherd, National Council of Jewish Women
- Violence Against Women Act Must Move Forward, National Association of Social Workers
- Join Ashley Greene and Support VAWA, Love Is Respect
- Support VAWA, Love Is Respect
- Servicing Members is Sometimes Sad, Judy Beard, Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW)
- House of Representatives Republicans: You Should Represent Women Too, Phyllis Johnson, Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW)
- Turning "Ifs" into "Whens": College Students Like Me Need Reauthorization of a Full VAWA, Dana Bolger, NWLC
- New Congress should focus on passing VAWA, Sharon Stapel, New York City Anti-Violence Project
- House can no longer ignore violence against LGBT community, Sharon Stapel, New York City Anti-Violence Project
- Congress' Opportunity to Protect All Women From Violence—We Say, Yes!, Cristina M. Finch, Women's Human Rights Program, Amnesty International USA and Adjunct Law Professor, George Mason University School of Law
- A VAWA For All Victims, Shaina Goodman, National Network to End Domestic Violence
- WHY WOMEN'S VOICES MUST "ROAR" IN MARCH, 2013, M. DeLois (Dee) Strum, The National Coalition of 100 Black Women
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- One 10-by-6-inch pound cake (about 15 ounces)
- 1 1/2 pounds whole milk ricotta, preferably fresh
- 3/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons orange liqueur
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 3/4 pound finely chopped bittersweet chocolate or 1 1/2 cups high-quality chocolate chips, chopped
- 1/2 cup candied orange peel, chopped
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped walnuts
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup sweetened cocoa powder
Shave the browned top, bottom and sides from the pound cake and discard the shavings. Cut the cake horizontally into 4 even slices.
Push the ricotta through a sieve into a large bowl. Sift the confectioners" sugar over the cheese and beat it in along with 2 tablespoons of the orange liqueur and the vanilla. Fold in the chopped chocolate, candied orange peel and walnuts.
In a small saucepan, heat the water with the granulated sugar until the sugar dissolves. Remove from the heat and stir in the remaining 1/4 cup of orange liqueur. Line a 10-by-6-inch loaf pan with plastic wrap, allowing 6 inches of overhang all around. Brush 1 side of 1 cake slice with the orange syrup and set it, dry side down, in the pan. Spread one-third of the ricotta filling over the cake in the pan. Brush both sides of a second cake slice with orange syrup and set it in the pan. Cover with another third of the ricotta filling, another brushed cake slice and the remaining ricotta. Brush the last cake slice only on 1 side and set it on the ricotta, dry side up. Cover with the plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
Invert the cake onto a platter and discard the plastic. Sift the cocoa on top. Cut the cake into 1-inch slices and serve.


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For most of us North American beekeepers, there isn't yet much to do IN the apiary. We covered those items in our January issue. Please continue to hope for breaks so the bees can buzz out to do their business as well as move their (hopefully large) cluster to food stores.
There's still plenty to do beyond the apiary—last month's three pages outline all sorts of things to keep you from missing your bees too much.
We turned to one of our favorite beekeepers, Cleo Hogan, to affirm that there isn't much most of us should be doing in the apiary. Cleo notes: "Unless you are talking about the Deep South, I can't think of ANY reason to open a hive in January, February, and first part of March. Perhaps there is one thing—you could look to make sure the entrance is clear, not plugged with snow or ice. Other than that, there is nothing you could do, even if you found a problem."
"By mid-March you could look to see if dead bees are clogging the entrance, evidence of deadout, and then plan as to how you want to replace it. You could possible feed if you have several warm days, but in January and February you won't normally have very many warm days in a row. Just a day here and there, and still very cold nights. If you have a day or two of warm weather, bees probably won't break cluster, so feeding will do little or no good. Might as well wait until March."
Down south however, things are starting to stir. Dennis Brown, a Texas beekeeper, provides his insights below.
So, grab your new Kelley's catalog, plan, and continue to dream of the days soon to come.
February Activities for Beekeepers in the South
February is a busy month here at Lone Star Farms in Bryan, Texas. This is the month that I put together all that equipment I ordered last month. It is time consuming to put together several boxes, frames, tops and bottoms. Then, when you finish all that, you still have to get all that equipment painted.
By working with a good plan I made in January, I am able to have all the parts I need to complete my February work load. I don't have to re-order anything which would only slow the process down.I believe in keeping my bee yard in good order so February is a good time to perform that task. I make sure that all the hives are sitting level on their stands and that the grass and bushes are cut away from the hives. I like to have plenty of work space around each hive. The bees will need unobstructed access into their hive entrance when the nectar sources become available to them.
February is a good time to inspect all my feeders to make sure they are clean, in good working order and ready to go in case they are needed when I perform my first hive inspection around the first of March. (In the Kelley newsletter for March, I will be discussing how to perform a good hive inspection and what you should be looking for.)
The start of the bee season will be exploding here in Texas by March 1st and if you have a passion for beekeeping like I do even after 50 years, you know how hard it is to contain your excitement. Are we there yet?
Dennis Brown of Lone Star Farms, www.lonestarfarms.net, author of "Beekeeping: A Personal Journey", of course available from Kelley's!


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Dehydrated celery is something that I never thought I'd have to have in my house. But, do you know how convenient it is to have a jar full when one of your kids gets sick and asks for soup? I almost always keep a whole chicken in the freezer for this purpose as well. And well, I always have onions and garlic in the house because I can't cook anything with out them. Really. Celery though, that isn't always in the house.
When I get a good price on celery, I buy a lot. Buying it right off the farm during the end of the season is awesome though. I know it's locally grown and ripened in the field!
Drying celery is easy. Chop off the bottom of the stalks and give them a good soak in the sink. Celery likes to hid dirt in the bottom of the stalk.
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Make the job easy on yourself and find a toddler to do this part. They love to help, line things up and boring and tedious doesn't seem to bother them. Just make sure they don't take a bite and then put it on the screen. (Laugh, I'm sure your toddler has never done that!!)
After that, just set the dehydrator to about 125 degrees. I like to let mine go over night. And the timing just depends on how thick you cut you pieces of celery.
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Cherry, along with Marne Roberts and Nancy Perricone, worked at a community center in Fort Collins where evacuated residents could access a variety of forms of support, from insurance adjusters to representatives of the Humane Society and mental health counselors who stand by as residents receive updates on the status of homes within the boundaries of the fire area.
Local volunteer Joanne Erickson said the supplies in the trailer are meant to be sufficient for local volunteers to support those 50 people through the first 24 hours after they are asked to leave their homes. There are other trailers based in nearby towns and cities on the Western Slope to support the Red Cross philosophy of building scalability into its disaster response, Cherry said.
The process of going through the contents of the trailer this weekend is meant to ensure the local volunteers are prepared to respond quickly. Beyond the first 24 hours, more volunteers and trailers from across Northwest Colorado, and even the nation, can be brought in if necessary.
Tentatively, the Steamboat Springs Community Center has been identified as a likely evacuation center, Cherry said, because it is centrally located and accessible. But ultimately, the Red Cross would defer to local emergency managers who would base the decision on the level of need and proximity of the shelter to the fire. Emergency managers don't want them so close that fire can threaten them and lead to a second evacuation, Cherry said.
Should evacuations persist, it's likely a shelter separate from the community gathering place would be set up, Cherry said, and that likely would be a facility, like a school, with showers.
Red Cross volunteers also are meeting with residents in other communities in the region this week, Cherry said. Erickson said seven volunteers attended an organizational meeting last weekend, but there are about 15 volunteers on the list.
The volunteers in Routt County are coordinated by Jody Acres, the Red Cross disaster services manager for the Northwest Area, Erickson said. However, just as soon as Acres returned from the High Park Fire to Summit County, she was summoned to a fire that broke out in Eagle County.
Since June 9, the Red Cross has served more than 3,000 meals and snacks in Colorado, provided 3,600 health and mental health contacts and handed out more than 4,900 relief items.
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At the dog park (which is now covered with a foot of new snow), ice balls are forming on my dogs foot pads and between her toes splaying them apart.
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In South Australia's Barossa Valley, the Kalleske family have been farming and growing grapes since the 1800s near the village of Greenock. They are one of the regions leading grapegrowing families consistently growing some of the Barossa's best quality grapes. After five generations of growing grapes, winemaker and sixth generation family member, Troy Kalleske, established the Kalleske winery and created the Kalleske label. The winery is situated on the family estate where open top fermenters, basket press and barrel store ensure the vineyard realises its full potential as wine. The vineyard is managed by Troy's father, fifth generation grapegrower, John Kalleske, who has over forty years experience tending the vineyard. The 100 acre vineyard is planted to Shiraz, Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon, Semillon and Chenin Blanc. Vines vary in age with the oldest vineyard dating back to 1875 and an overall average vine age of about 50 years. The vineyard is low yielding and all grapes are grown organically. There are five wines in the Kalleske range. Clarry's Barossa White is a blend of Semillon and Chenin Blanc and its partner Clarry's Barossa Red is a Grenache Shiraz blend. The Greenock Shiraz is a single vineyard wine, made from a superb Shiraz block on the Western edge of the Greenock Creek. The Old Vine Grenache is from a small dry-grown vineyard planted as bush vines on the Kalleske farm in 1935 and the Johann Georg Shiraz is made from a dry-grown vineyard planted on the farm in 1875. All wines are estate grown and vinified with minimalistic winemaking techniques used to fully capture the essence of the vineyard allowing genuine hand made estate wines to be produced. The 2004 growing season started with a wet Winter and Spring, providing excellent moisture for the vines. A cooler than average Summer with no heat waves resulted in gradual ripening and retained natural acidity in the grapes. A dry, mild to warm Autumn with sunny days provided ideal ripening conditions to finish the grapes to maturity. A good vintage with intense flavours. The Greenock Shiraz is deep red-black in colour with a purple rim. The nose is extremely inviting with concentrated aromas of dark plum, black licorice, cocoa, coffee, blackberry and clove spice.The palate is rich and full bodied with layers of flavour supported by a harmonious balance. Intense pure fruit, subtle barrel maturation characters and fine integrated tannins combine for a complete and stylish wine. It's a muscular wine that fills the entire mouth with its generosity. A very persistent finish completes this powerful but sophisticated wine that will cellar well for many years.
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A large-scaled as well as impeccably balanced red, the 2004 Shiraz Greenock's dense purple color is followed by concentrated blackberry and cassis flavors intermixed with notions of raspberries, camphor, and graphite. This beautifully-knit, full-bodied Shiraz possesses modest amounts of alcohol (14%) for its richness and intensity. It should drink well for 10-12 years... at the minimum.
Gorgeous bouquet of blackberry, boysenberry and candied cherry, with subtle notes of mocha and spicecake. Lush, plump and fresh, the ripe berry flavors showing excellent purity and a tangy candied licorice note. Finishes with silky tannins and excell... Stephen Tanzer's IWC. A Syrah wine from South Australia in Australia. 2004 Kalleske Shiraz Greenock 750ml
The impressive 2005 Shiraz Greenock exhibits an inky/purple color, greater intensity, and additional roasted meat and gamy characteristics interwoven with pepper, creme de cassis, and blackberry liqueur. The oak treatment is identical to the 2004, but that component seems more subdued in the 2005. The 2005 should evolve and drink well for 10-15 years.
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A bit closed and brooding on the nose, showing merely traces of dark chocolate and espresso. Despite its sullen state, this wine's potential is clear from its ample weight and structure, dark chocolate and plum flavors and promising finish, which brightens to add raspberries and a hint of black pepper. Drink 2010-2020.
A barrel sample of the 2003 Shiraz Greenock appears to be a virtually perfect wine. If it makes it into the bottle with minimal clarification, it will be one of the leading candidates for Barossa's "Shiraz of the Vintage" in 2003.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Indiana secures playoff berth
HOLLIDAYSBURG — With one small step of his 6-foot-5 frame, Darrious Carter saved the day for the Indiana Indians.
And with that, the Indians took a giant leap into the WPIAL football playoffs.
Carter, Indiana's standout senior defensive lineman, snared an interception early in the third quarter to steal the momentum away from Hollidaysburg, and the Indians went on to beat the host Tigers 41-24 on Friday to earn a playoff spot with a resounding win.
The big play came with the Tigers leading 17-14 and Indiana trying to salvage its playoff hopes after coughing up a 14-point first-quarter lead.
"Hollidaysburg had the momentum, but we needed a leader to step up and make a play, and Darrious made a huge play right there," said Indiana coach Mark Zilinskas.
Carter returned the interception 28 yards to the Hollidaysburg 2-yard line. On the next play, quarterback Sean Thompson scored for the third time to put Indiana ahead. Although the Tigers answered with a touchdown soon after, Indiana took its newfound momentum and scored the game's final 21 points to run away with the win — and a playoff spot.
The Indians (4-5) entered the game knowing they had to win in order to clinch a playoff spot out of the Class AAA Greater Allegheny Conference. They left the field after the win feeling as if they are one of the hottest teams left standing.
"This feels good," Carter said with a smile. "All the guys stepped up tonight. We played like a team tonight, and this is what we can do when we play like a team."
Thompson, one of the team's senior leaders, rushed for three touchdowns and passed for two more, to Carter (20 yards) and Riley Stapleton (52), as part of his best night as a starter. He completed 16 of 20 passes for 160 yards without an interception.
"We made plays when we had to," Zilinskas said. "We've got five or six guys who stepped up tonight. I'm real happy for them."
Indiana will find out its playoff opponent Monday when the WPIAL announces the pairings. The Indians are the fourth seed from the Greater Allegheny Conference and will likely play a No. 2 or No. 3 seed from one of the other two conferences. That list includes, but is not limited to, West Mifflin (8-1), Ringgold (7-2), Central Valley (8-1) and New Castle (7-2).
"It doesn't matter," Zilinskas said. "I'm just glad to be playing somewhere. We've just got to get back to work and work our tails off to be ready for whoever we play."
For a time Friday, Zilinskas was probably wondering if he was coaching the final game of the season. Indiana had opened up a 14-0 lead in the first quarter, on two scoring runs from Thompson, but then the Tigers roared back with two touchdowns and a field goal to enter the break up by three.
Several Indiana miscues led to the Tigers' quick rally. First, Thompson fumbled the ball away at the Indiana 21-yard line that set up Hollidaysburg's first score, then the defense got mixed up in pass coverage and the Tigers' Daniel Baker was able to haul in a 39-yard touchdown pass from Josh Bickley that knotted the score.
On that drive, Indiana's DeQuan West suffered a game-ending ankle injury, which was magnified after Indiana's next possession stalled and it had to punt. With West sidelined, Stapleton had to punt, and his kick traveled only 8 yards and the Tigers had the ball at the Indiana 35-yard line. Five plays later, Eric Miller drilled a 37-yard field goal to put Hollidaysburg ahead.
"That was just jaw-dropping," Zilinskas said. "We had been running up and down the field and then we gave them a quick seven and started giving them good field position. We gave them 17 points and they only needed to make a couple plays. So they got some momentum there."
But thanks to Carter, that poor second quarter turned out to be the only real negative to the Indians' night.
On Hollidaysburg's first play of the third quarter, Bickley tried to throw a screen pass but forgot about the rangy Carter and didn't toss the ball high enough. Carter snared it and dashed to the Tigers' 2-yard line before being tackled, setting up Thompson's third touchdown.
"I knew when (Bickley) was backing up that he was going to throw," Carter explained, "but I didn't know where he was going to throw it. I didn't turn around and look for a running back, but he just plopped it up there over my head and I went up and got it."
From there, the game pretty much belonged to the Indians. Hollidaysburg did score one more time, but Indiana answered with two of its own to hold a close 10-point lead with less than a minute to go.
That's when Indiana's do-it-all senior, Ian Scott, put the exclamation point on the win — and the playoff berth — when he intercepted a pass and slashed his way 31 yards to the end zone for a touchdown that put Indiana up by 17.
For Scott, who rushed for 94 yards on just nine carries, the pick-six was the perfect way to end the night. It was also the perfect capper to a fine three-week stretch for Indiana, which seems to be playing its best football at the most important time. And now that the Indians have earned their way into the playoffs, a new season has started with high hopes.
"I'm very happy for our kids now that they have the opportunity to keep playing for one more week," Zilinskas said, "and we're going to work hard to make it longer than that."
Matthew Burglund has been with The Indiana Gazette since 1998. He covers IUP and Indiana High football. He can be reached at email@example.com, or (724) 465-5555, ext. 257.
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One of the great benefits of celebrating the Lunar New Year is all the food that's around the house. I made six banh chung, Vietnamese Tet sticky rice cakes last week. Several went into the freezer. One was gifted to my friend Mike who made the wooden banh chung mold for me. My husband and I ate the others over the span of a week.
When banh chung is firm from refrigeration, I reboil it to a soft warmth – just like when it came out of the pot and was allowed to cool for a couple of hours. Before eating, I the banh chung with string into wedges, the shape that allows each portion to have a little bit of everything; the sticky rice is too sticky to easily and cleanly cut with a knife. Then we savor the soft banh chung with a little sugar, pickle and Vietnamese charcuterie (coincidentally the same sausages and headcheese that you'd put into banh mi).
Since each of my 5-inch (12.5-cm) square banh chung feeds 4 people, Rory and I have leftovers. That's where panfried banh chung comes into our lives. The sticky rice loses its banana leaf perfume as its texture goes from soft to crisp chewy. The pork renders its fat to fry into a carnitas like texture; in the soft banh chung, the fat retains an irresistible fragrance from the black pepper, beans and leaves. The mung beans' starch also gets transformed into a little crisp bits wherever its exposed to the skillet's hot surface. All that from a handful of ingredients. Amazing. Here's how I do it:
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I hate the stupid truck that my stupid human makes me ride in. She wakes me up really early and puts this clicky thing around my belly then say we are going for a ride. I don't like rides. And not a ride where we are in the truck from when the sun is up and then down. Do Not Like. But I find the more I complain the more treats I get. Silly human. We finally made it though and I haven't been in a car for a bunch of days. I am so happy that I sleep wherever I want, but I can't find my orange chair. Thats ok, I just steal her pillows and other chair.
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Union Leader Hypes Unwarranted Fears Over Narrow Networks Under Obamacare
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The New Hampshire Union Leader exaggerated reports concerning the narrow insurance networks soon to be available on the state's health care exchange as part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) by claiming residents of New Hampshire will have their "health care choices constrained by Obamacare." In fact, narrow insurance networks are not a new concept and allow insurance companies to create plans that are more affordable and accessible to low-income citizens.
Union Leader: Access To Health Care Will Be "Constrained By Obamacare"
Union Leader Claims Insurers Under Obamacare Will Limit Health Care Access For All. A September 23 Union Leader editorial pointed to limited insurance networks, or narrow networks, created to cover the uninsured as a failure of the ACA:
It turns out that New Hampshire is not alone in having health care choices constrained by Obamacare. The New York Times reported on Sunday that insurers in many states are shrinking their provider networks because of the Affordable Care Act.
"Federal officials often say that health insurance will cost consumers less than expected under President Obama's health care law," the Times reported. "But they rarely mention one big reason: many insurers are significantly limiting the choices of doctors and hospitals available to consumers." [New Hampshire Union Leader, 9/23/13]
Narrow Networks Provide Health Care Coverage While Keeping Costs Low
NYT: Narrow Networks Hold Down Costs For "Low- And Moderate-Income People." According to a September 22 New York Times article, narrow networks make health insurance affordable to the uninsured by reducing costs due to streamlined provider networks:
When insurance marketplaces open on Oct. 1, most of those shopping for coverage will be low- and moderate-income people for whom price is paramount. To hold down costs, insurers say, they have created smaller networks of doctors and hospitals than are typically found in commercial insurance. And those health care providers will, in many cases, be paid less than what they have been receiving from commercial insurers. [The New York Times, 9/22/13]
BDC Advisors: New Narrow Networks Have An Emphasis On Quality And Cost Savings. According to BDC Advisors, a strategy consulting firm, new narrow insurance networks are focused on providing quality care and cost savings:
A recent BDC survey of national and regional Health Plans indicates there is a resurgence of narrow, tailored, tiered and high performance networks products in the market with premiums substantially below traditional open access offerings and with a new focus on quality. These new benefits plans are now being embraced by the market after falling into disfavor over the past decade for allegedly sacrificing quality for cost, as benefits managers opted for full service HMOs and open access PPO alternatives. Now with employers and patients seeking greater value for their health care dollars, businesses are showing a new willingness to offer narrow network products which encourage members to use more efficient health care alternatives, either by restricting networks to the most efficient providers and/or by having different copays and coinsurance for providers in different tiers of the network. [BDC Advisors, accessed 9/24/13]
Narrow Networks Are Currently Used In Employer-Based Health Insurance Programs
EBRI: Employee Benefits Have Generally Relied On Restricted Networks. According to a 2009 Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) study, many Americans who receive employee health benefits coverage are already enrolled in a type of narrow network:
In 2008, 98 percent of Americans with employment-based health benefits were enrolled in some kind of managed care plan (Claxton et al., 2008). Health maintenance organizations (HMOs) and preferred provider organizations (PPOs) represent a great majority of that enrollment, with approximately 80 percent. A managed care system typically provides, arranges for, and finances medical services using provider payment methods that encourage cost containment by contracting with select networks of providers.
Before the spread of managed care in the 1990s, insurance coverage was mostly based on a fee-for-service (FFS) system. Beneficiaries in the plan picked their doctors and hospitals at will. Payment was made by the beneficiary when service was rendered, or the health care provider accepted assignment of the claim from the beneficiary, and afterward claim forms were submitted to the insurance company (or self-insured plan sponsor) for reimbursement. Under managed care, enrollees are often required to follow utilization review and disease management procedures in order to secure coverage for services received. [Employee Benefit Research Institute, accessed 9/24/13]
Previous Use Of Narrow Networks Have Been Successful
Reduced Cost Narrow Networks In Massachusetts Have Been "Popular With Certain Individuals And Employers." According to California Healthline, Massachusetts has offered popular narrow networks at lower cost since the state's healthcare reform of 2006:
Evidence from Massachusetts -- which instituted its own health insurance mandate and exchange half-a-dozen years ago -- suggests that the model can succeed "when plans contract with providers that are pursuing a low-cost strategy, rather than with those that are simply granting temporary discounts to pick up volume," David E. Williams, president of the Health Business Group, told California Healthline.
For example, Williams cites Fallon Community Health Plan in Massachusetts, which "partners with Steward Health Care System to offer a narrow network product for about 20% less than comparable plans with broader networks." The plan has been popular with certain individuals and employers who are purchasing coverage through the state's Health Connector and can see side-by-side pricing, Williams adds. [California Healthline, 5/29/13]
Massachusetts, Which Uses Narrow Networks, Matches National Average In Health Access And Availability Of Care. According to the Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis, the state's health plan performance --which includes narrow networks-- matches the national average of health care access:
Massachusetts health plan performance was in line with the national average. There was also little variation across plans on two HEDIS measures used to evaluate adults' and childrens' access to primary care practitioners and preventive care, a key indicator of health care access. The measures evaluate the proportion of enrollees that had the recommended preventive care visits; higher rates indicate greater access to preventive care.
For adults, the Massachusetts average score (96%) was in line with the national average (95%) (Figure 14). Among the health plans examined, there was little variation; performance ranged from 94% (Neighborhood Health Plan (NHP)) to 97% (HPHC PPO). On the children's access measure, the average scores were between 97% and 99%. For the seven payers analyzed, scores exceeded national averages and, in all age ranges for children, every product scored above 95% on these measures. [Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis, August 2013]
Narrow Networks Will Apply To Previously Uninsured And Those Who Switch Insurance
Anthem Insurance Company: Individual Policies Purchased Before March 23, 2010, Will Not Be Subject To New Narrow Networks. According to a Seacoast Online interview with Anthem, the only health insurer to offer plans on the New Hampshire exchange under the ACA, those who purchased plans prior to March 23, 2010, will not be subject to narrow plans:
Q. Will people who purchased individual policies before March 23, 2010, that were "grandfathered in," be able to stay with their same policy when it's up for renewal or will they have to purchase the newer narrow product that excludes certain hospitals?
[A.] Members who have grandfathered health plans will be able to stay on their grandfathered health plan. They will not have to move to an ACA compliant plan with the accompanying Pathway network at renewal unless they decide to choose a new plan. [Seacoast Online, 9/15/13]
Las Vegas Review-Journal: Narrow Networks On The Exchanges Apply To Newly Insured Or Those Who Switch Coverage. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, narrow networks will appear on exchanges used by people seeking new insurance coverage:
Whether you'll see a trimmed-down network in 2014 depends on your current coverage. If you have a policy through a big company or a self-insured business, and you don't change plans Jan. 1, your network should stay the same. If you have to change plans, or if you're buying for the first time, you could see thin networks. [Las Vegas Review-Journal, 9/11/13]
Associated Press: New Hampshire Narrow Networks Will Include 74 Percent Of Primary Care Providers, 85 Percent of Specialists. According to a September 18 Associated Press article appearing in the Boston Globe, 74 percent of primary care providers and 85 percent of specialists will be included in the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Hampshire narrow network:
The new network will include 74 percent of the state's primary care providers, 85 percent of specialists and 16 of the state's 26 acute-care hospitals. And while concerns about access to care are magnified by the fact that no other company will be offering plans, Anthem can neither change nor fully correct for that, Anthem president Lisa Guertin told state senators Wednesday. [Boston Globe, 9/18/13]
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Robert Pattinson, who is busy promoting his film Cosmopolis, told MTV interviewer Josh Horowitz in a light hearted way that if he wanted him (Robert) to speak about Kristen, he would need to pay!
While promoting his film Cosmopolis on MTV, Josh Horowitz asked him about his relationship trouble with Kristen Stewart. Josh began by saying, This is not going to be Dr. Phil or Oprah, so if u tuned in for that, keep moving. Rob took it very sportingly and laughingly replied, You want tears, you gotta give me the big bucks!
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Fake Kremlin Twitter account mocks Russia's President
MOSCOW (Reuters Life!) - President Dmitry Medvedev's embrace of Twitter has spawned a new twist in Russia's rich tradition of political humor: a mock account lampooning the tech-savvy leader and his uphill battle to modernize the nation.
Just days after Medvedev sent his first microblog from Twitter's offices in California last month, an account called KermlinRussia appeared -- and swiftly drew almost 1,500 followers.
By Monday it featured 130 tweets, most of them reacting to entries from Medvedev's KremlinRussia page.
Although mock accounts like these are common in the West, Russian media outlets are subject to state pressure and street protests are often broken up by police. That leaves the Internet as one of the few viable outlets for free expression and government criticism.
Medvedev's June visit to San Francisco and Silicon Valley was part of a campaign to promote innovation in Russia's economy and reduce its reliance on energy exports.
Several of the mock account's entries predicted, playfully but pointedly, that the Kremlin's modernization efforts are doomed by Russian bureaucracy and corruption.
"One needs to understand that money given to modernization and innovation will be spent on corruption and swindling," one tweet said.
Another suggested a high-tech hub Russia plans to build near Moscow to nurture innovation would be a haven for the more traditional businesses of gambling and prostitution.
A few tweets took aim at Medvedev himself, including one critical reference to the daily ritual of stopping traffic to let the president's convoy hurtle through the city. Continued...


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The 70th Annual Golden Globes broadcast on Sunday night was filled with a lot of laughs, many emotional moments, and some unbelievable technical glitches. Here is our breakdown of the show's best and worst moments.
HIGH: 'Saturday Night Live' vets are still funny on Sunday
Former "Weekend Update" anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler made an outstanding pair in their first time as co-hosts. They didn't hold back, lobbing pointed barbs at James Cameron and James Franco in their opening monologue, but they didn't come off as mean-spirited as previous host Ricky Gervais. They even took their act off the stage, showing up in disguise as fake nominees and then hamming it up with Jennifer Lopez and George Clooney when they faced each other in the Best Actress in a TV Comedy category.
The hosts' fellow "SNL" comrades Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig also got huge laughs with their slack-jawed presentation of the nominees for Best Actress in a Comedy (though a cutaway to a stone-faced Tommy Lee Jones, who was not in any way amused, was hilarious in its own way). Even some winners showed off their "SNL" fanaticism. Jodie Foster quoted Molly Shannon's Sally O'Malley character – "I'm fifty! I'm fifty!" – and Anne Hathaway saluted Fey's "30 Rock" character by saying Liz Lemon's signature word, "Blergh!"
LOW: Technically, the show was not ready for primetime
Before the show even officially began, things got off to a bad start. As the preshow was wrapping up, you could hear the audio of the director counting down to the broadcast open. And the gaffes kept on coming. The teleprompter gave out, stranding Salma Hayek and Paul Rudd with nothing to read (though after his earlier joke tanked maybe he was better off).
The worst flub had to be when the audio dropped out two minutes into Jodie Foster's emotional revealing acceptance speech for the Cecil B. DeMille Award. It came right as she was speaking about coming out, and it lead some viewers to wonder if she was being censored. But it was really just an extremely poorly timed error and interrupted a moving moment.
HIGH: Genuine surprise in acceptance speeches
It's fun when someone who you don't expect wins, but it's even more fun when they don't expect it either. Adele was appropriately and adorably shocked when her theme from "Skyfall" won for Best Song, and she showed it by slipping a little foul language in her speech. You could tell Quentin Tarantino also didn't see his win for Best Screenplay coming, though his not-at-all-humble speech gave away that he felt he deserved it. And when he won for Best Director, Ben Affleck saluted the other nominees, saying, "I truly to God never thought I would be in the same breath as them."
LOW: Forgetful winners need a do-over
Apparently, Affleck was so surprised at his win, he completely overlooked the producers of his film "Argo." Which might have been understandable if one of the names that escaped him was George Clooney. Luckily for Affleck, his wife Jennifer Garner presented an award later and was able to thank producers Clooney and Grant Heslov in his place. More awkward was when Anne Hathaway stepped in after "Les Miserables" won for Best Musical/Comedy to thank the manager she had forgotten to recognize during her speech. Though the best shout-out to a forgotten figure was when "Girls" creator Lena Dunham finally thanked Chad Lowe, who was not recognized by his ex-wife Hilary Swank when she won the Oscar back in 2000.
HIGH: Fast-paced, on-time presentation
Mercifully, the show wrapped up right on time at a lean three hours. There were no unnecessary montages, no musical performances, no modern dance numbers. It was jokes, awards, repeat. Though one complaint about the show's strict adherence to time limitations was when the orchestra started playing off Daniel Day-Lewis while he was giving his acceptance speech for Best Actor in a Drama. The man's the greatest living actor (and our 16th president); you could give him another 20 seconds.
LOW: Head-scratching moments
Catherine Zeta-Jones was an Oscar winner for a musical, but that doesn't mean she should've sang a-cappella when introducing "Les Miserables." Robert Downey Jr. was his snarky, charming self while presenting Jodie Foster her award, but a bit he worked out involving Mel Gibson and a platter of plushie hamsters was just odd. And then there was the moment when Aida Takla, the heavily accented president of the Hollywood Foreign Press, asked nominee Bradley Cooper to "Call Me Maybe." While Cooper would've surely liked to win, he probably didn't want the award that much.