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Motions In Motion
Comrades Pierre, Simone, and Desbordes proposal to move for the call of a labor party (p14) is is both noble and perhaps necessary. There are a few things that must kept in mind as we agitate: Given that less than 20% of the US working class is even in a unionized form of employment, and the limitations of Taft-Hartley, the call for a labor party for an increased political platform for the working class can only work with the reversal of Taft-Hartley and massive re-unionization, or a complete re-thinking of labor organizations.
Existing unions will need to be cut from capitalist parties or made redundant by other organizations. So while I endorse this push for labor policy, we need "working groups" outside of the Central Committee to share thinking load for how to achieve this beyond anachronistic organizational methods that have plagued socialist formations for the last fifty years as de-unionization and de-centralization of the industrial economy have arrived. In short, while that work is important, the work that needs to be done is both more immediate and more diffuse to enable such a Labor party to even come into existence, much less be effective.
This brings me to Comrade Pierre's concerns about proposals, particularly the responses to p11, p16, and p 14. in which Comrade Pierre states, "It would be poor form to create a separate committee to duplicate work already done by the CC and by other party units, mainly branches." Comrade Pierre is rightfully concerned for the redundancy of work, and particularly given concerns of communication by other groups within the party, I share some of this concern.
However, it is crucial to remember that working groups and committees have an advise and consent aim and serve as a accountability mechanism for both the parties continued cultivation of membership and as a check to executive power within the central committee without having to resort to recall voting. In short, working groups have functions seemingly not considered in the statement and go beyond seeming redundancy of work. This enables more of the party to contribute to party documents outside of conventions and the central committee, whose membership must be necessarily limited. .
In solidarity,
- C. D. Varn
Structural Racism
Over the weeks leading up to our convention there has been some debate about Red Party's stance on national liberation for U.S. territories and indigenous North Americans. While this is certainly a debate we should be having, it is also worth noting the lack of discussion, and the lack of any recognition in our current programmatic demands, of the oppression of black communities in the United States.
Part one of RP's current program does mention racism in the United States, "fighting social oppression is an essential need for working class partisans. In particular, racism in the United States is a bedrock on which the repressive state apparatus is built which is then wielded against the people in general". Additionally, our current program has provisions, aimed at the entire working class, that would address sites of oppression disproportionately affecting black communities such as mass incarceration, the police state, and economic demands. What we lack are concrete demands to end racial oppression.
The United States is more segregated in 2017 then it was under Ronald Reagan. Black communities were disproportionately affected by the 2008 crash. Black workers are paid less than white workers. They are imprisoned and killed by police at a higher rate than white people. Black communities are currently being gentrified. Schools in black communities are underfunded. Black communities are internally colonized by an outside army that extracts profit from them via heavy fines and other penalties. Racism permeates through every institution in this country- public and private alike.
It would be a severe oversight to have no mention of this in our demands. There are a number of measures that could be taken under a Workers' Republic to begin dismantling the specific and unique oppression of black people in the United States.
Structural racism is a useful tool for the maintenance of capitalism. We must fight both, and our program must recognize this fight.
We encourage comrades in general agreement to contact us to discuss creating a potential motion at the convention. I equally encourage comrades who disagree to write in response so we can begin to have an open debate.
- J.R. Murray
- D. Knowles
Against General Election of of CC Secretary
I'm always in favor of increasing the accountability of our membership and our leadership but this proposal doesn't do that. In fact, it does the opposite and reduces the accountability of the secretary position.
Let's start with our current system of accountability: the secretary is elected by the central committee and can be directly recalled by this body. Alternatively, the membership can call for a recall of the CC comrade (or the whole committee for that matter) who serves as secretary.
Now if we pass this motion, we will get rid of the recall ability of the central committee (due to electing power being solely in the hands of convention). In effect, less accountability.
There's one more brief note. Our current system provides for our CC to replace the secretary and continue on its work. This motion would mandate a convention if the secretary is to be removed and replaced, taking more time away from accomplishing the mandates of the previous convention.
- Miah Simone


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Period Pattern ™ No.56
Late Tudor and Elizabethan Gowns, c. 1545-1610 A.D.
Includes patterns for 3 Late Tudor gowns and 3 Elizabethan gowns, plus a sleeveless partelet with collar, in sizes 8 - 18. These gowns should be worn over undergarments from Period Pattern no. 90, and go well with headdresses from no. 52, capes from no. 92, and pouches and purses from 93.
The late Tutor period was a time of transition and uncertainty with 3 rulers in 11 years (not to mention Lady Jane Grey, who only ruled for 9 days!), and the country endured violent switches from Protestant to Catholic and back to Protestant again.
Very few new elements of woman's style appeared during Edward's short reign. During Mary's reign, through her marriage to Phillip, Spanish styles (favoring dark colors) were reintroduced, but the basics of the previous styles remained the same, and women's fashions were less flamboyant than men's.
The elements of women's styles, including the Spanish farthingale (Period Pattern no. 90), lasted into the 1570's. However, under Elizabeth's rule woman's fashions came to visually dominate the court.
In the 1570's the drum farthingale (Period Pattern no. 90) radically changed the shape of woman's skirts, while other less sweeping changes, such as high standing ruffs, also occurred.
Elizabethan gowns could be plain and somber, or quite colorful; they could be made of plain linen and wool or brocaded velvet with gold threads woven into the design.
Embroidered fabrics were fashionable, using linen, wool, silk or metallic threads; pearls and jewels were sewn to gowns (the inventory book of Elizabeth's wardrobe mentions a number of times a jewel or pearl was "lost from her majesty's back"). The limit was whatever the owner could afford (and the sumptuary laws allowed!).
"Elizabethan" styles lasted well after her death in 1603 - the new king saw no reason to pay for new clothes for his queen, Anne of Denmark, when Elizabeth had left such an extensive, ornate wardrobe that could be made over to fit the new queen.
The stomacher, underskirts and undersleeves are not sewn to the gowns, to allow wearing different sets with one gown.

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Backup Beverage, LLC was founded in 2015 by Chris Turner. With more than a decade of Craft Beer Distribution under his belt, Chris struck out on his own to create a craft beverage distribution company based on a simple principle: Craft Beer Sold the Right Way.
Servicing the State of Maryland, Backup Beverage, LLC is committed to building brands through education and customer service. Relationship building is our job and maintaining that trust between our customers and ourselves is paramount. We strive to be the best at what we do and offer a distinguished approach to a unique industry.


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This wine is made from our Pinot Noir grapes and fortified with brandy from Clear Creek distillers. The Pinot Noir grapes soften the body of this port-style dessert wine. Residual sugars are at 7% adding the perfect touch of sweetness. Enjoy on a stormy evening by the fireplace with something chocolate.
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Stefano Pioli will reportedly be named as the new Bologna boss after the club sacked Pierpaolo Bisoli today.
Pioli spent last term at Chievo before a summer switch to Palermo. However, he was axed by the Rosanero in pre-season.
The Rossoblu had initially targeted Delio Rossi and Davide Ballardini, but both men turned them down.


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Big, Bad & Beautiful Live – Popa Chubby
Big, Bad as well as Beautiful– this recorded in the springtime of online dual cd summarizes exactly what Popa Chubby has attained in the past decade. For 10 lengthy years, it is currently right here that Popa Chubby launched an online album. This double live cd includes hits from Popa of 'Booty as well as the Beast' to his wedding anniversary CD 'I'm Feelin' Lucky '. The 27-song live job of Chubbfatha was in March 2015 recorded in France during his' I'm Feelin 'Lucky' excursion on which he was gone along with by a fantastic group: Dave Keyes (Keyboard), Francesco Beccaro (bass) as well as Andrea Beccaro (drums). As a special reward, there is an unplanned mini-set of the band with some Rolling Stones standards. A definitive real-time launch of 55s guitar heroes from NYC! (via bluesmagazine.nl)


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The Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to finding the cure for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. When they held an auction and raffle at the 17th Annual Women of Distinction Awards, we put together a flashy, graphics-driven video of all the auction items to help raise money for this important cause.
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Ian Fleishman is an Assistant Professor of German at the University of Pennsylvania. In May 2013 he completed his PhD in French and German Literature at Harvard University, having previously studied at the Freie Universität in Berlin, the Sorbonne Nouvelle and the École Normale Supérieure in Paris and at Middlebury College in Vermont. He has published articles in German Quarterly, French Studies, The Germanic Review, Mosaic, The Journal of Austrian Studies and elsewhere on subjects ranging from the Baroque to contemporary cinema.
His work focuses largely on sex and violence in order to trace the evolution of narrative form and its underlying epistemological shift from modernism to the postmodern. His first book, An Aesthetics of Injury: The Narrative Wound from Baudelaire to Tarantino, was the 2015 winner of the Northeast Modern Language Association Best Book Award and is forthcoming with Northwestern University Press. Examining representations of the open wound in the works of ten exemplary authors and filmmakers, his monograph exposes injury to be an essential aesthetic principle of twentieth-century narrative.
Next year he will serve as the Academic Director for the Berlin Consortium of German Studies at the Freie Universität.
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Does making homemade cured meat and sausages take your fancy? On the 30th July we are holding a workshop in which we will teach the basics of salami and sausage making.
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You will have hands-on experience in learning to cut, stuff, and flavour your sausages. Food safety issues in this process will be discussed on the day. 3 varieties of pork salami will be made; chilli, fennel, and plain. Alongside these we will be making some fresh pork sausages.
A glass of Sub Rosa Nebbiolo, coffee, and nibbles are provided. On the day, you will be able to take home approx. 2kg of fresh sausages and some basic notes and recipes. 12 weeks later you are invited back to collect approximately 2kg of the completed salami to take homes.
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Four Brooklyn friends are suing after they claim they were kicked off an American Airlines flight because their appearance made the captain uneasy.
The $9 million federal lawsuit claims the airline 'disgracefully engaged in discrimination' after staff removed the friends from flight 44718 from Toronto to New York last month 'based upon their perceived race, color, ethnicity.'
The men had just boarded the plane home after a trip to Canada to celebrate a friend's birthday, when a flight attendant told one of the group to get off the plane, the lawsuit seen by Dailymail.com alleges.
Four Brooklyn men are suing after they claim they were kicked off an American Airlines flight after their appearance 'made the captain uncomfortable' (pictured is Shan Anand)
'I thought it was an evacuation or something, so I didn't think nothing of it,' he told NY Daily News, 'but then she told me to take my bags and when I went back into the plane I saw I was the only one standing,' added the fashion designer, who is identified only by his initials W.H.
The cabin crew then told his friend, M.K., 29, who was sat next to W.H., 23, in business class that he too had to leave the aircraft, the lawsuit claims.
In coach, their friends watched in shock as the pair were escorted off the plane.
Personal banker Shan Anand and Faimul Alam, both 25, who had switched seats with strangers when they boarded so they could sit next to each other, were shocked at the treatment of M.K. and W.H.
But they quickly became the focus of passengers who began making 'bigoted and racist' comments.
A flight attendant intervened but told the pair they had to get their luggage and leave immediately, according to Alam, who runs his own construction company.
As the four friends, two Bangladeshi, one Arab and one Punjabi, left the plane they say they were told that they had made the stewardess and captain feel 'uneasy.'
When challenged if they were being thrown off because of their appearance, as they were 'dark skinned and had beards' the agent allegedly told them it 'did not help.'
Faimul Alam said that he and Anand were surrounded by passengers who began making racist comments
Anand, who is Sikh, was told by a flight attendant that he had to get his luggage and leave the flight immediately, the lawsuit claims
Staff had also found 'inconsistencies' in their behavior as two of the friends had upgraded to business class, while two had not, they were told.
'Humiliated, embarrassed and scared' the men exited the aircraft.
Tahanie Aboushi, who is representing the men, told the Dailymail.com the decision to remove the men was 'blatant discrimination'.
She said that, due to her clients' perceived ethnicity and religion, actions such as upgrading seats or friends attempting to fly and sit together were viewed with suspicion.
'It's taking mundane basic, normal actions, things that are everyday for people, that they now have to think twice about.
'A group of friends trying to fly together, if that suspicious? Upgrading their seats, is that suspicious?
'But these things have become demonized and suspicious for someone who is perceived to be Muslim or Middle Eastern.
'I would like to know their thought process. If it was such blatant discrimination, they should own up to it and correct this very grave wrong.
'We should not have this in this day and age.'
W.H., M.K. and Alam, all of whom are Muslim, as well as Anand, who is Sikh and wears a turban, were ordered off the plane which took off without them in the incident last month.
Two other friends of the flight, who were Hispanic and Pakistani were allowed to remain on the flight but were told to 'just be peaceful.'
A spokesman for American Airlines said he could not comment as he was not yet in receipt of the lawsuit
The four ejected friends were forced to wait at the gate to see if the captain and crew of the next flight would allow them onboard, according to the lawsuit
The four ejected friends were forced to wait at the gate to see if the captain and crew of the next flight would allow them onboard, according to the lawsuit.
Each of the men are now seeking $1 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages in the $9 million lawsuit to be filed today at Brooklyn federal court.
W.H. said the whole experience had made him question his next flight.
'I felt like a criminal,' he said.
A spokesman for American Airlines said he could not comment as he was not yet in receipt of the lawsuit.
The suit also names Republic Airlines and American Eagle who were operating under the banner of American Airlines.


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Computational Plasma & Reactive Flow Seminars
Plasma Modelling for CFD: Perspectives and Retrospectives
The interaction between non-thermal plasmas and turbulent flows (as occurs in plasma flow control, plasma-assisted combustion, plasma medicine, or plasma-based fuel reforming) has been so far a major challenge to simulate numerically due to the large variation in physical time scales involved: while electrons travel at velocities as high as millions of meters per second within the sheaths, neutrals and ions travel at velocities 4-6 orders of magnitude lower. This large discrepancy between the time scales has made it difficult to incorporate detailed plasma models within CFD codes for fluid flow. We discuss recent advances in computational plasmadynamics that overcome this hurdle and make addition of a detailed plasma model to a CFD code relatively trouble-free.
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Bullock still mourns mother
The 45 year old insists it took her years to come to terms with the death of German opera singer Helga in 2000 – and she still struggles to cope with the loss.
Bullock says, "It took me two years to accept that she's not here. It doesn't get easier; it gets harder. But it's a good thing, because I feel it and I value it and I'm not rushing through life."
One method she has found to deal with the grief is by using her power to help other women suffering from cancer.
The Blind Side star adds, "I love to do things that continue what she started, whether it's making candles or creating a place for women going through chemotherapy to spend time with their families."


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Edited by: Hilary Allison, Paula Hewitt Amram, and Sandy Jimenez
The acclaimed political anthology, still going strong after 30 years, stays as relevant as ever. This issue features comic book stories about young people and how they are confronting the "climates" they have inherited- social, political, cultural, and especially environmental. For the first time in this comic book magazine's 35 year history, works written, drawn by, or with youth will be featured in the magazine along with stories by parents and children and collaborations between teachers and students. Rather than stories about the younger days of today's adults, World War 3 Illustrated #46: Youth & Climate Change will feature individual perspectives of today's youth: the ultimate inheritors of the world and future the adults of planet earth are laying the foundation for.
Featuring work by: Eric Drooker, Peter Kuper, Seth Tobocman, Kevin Pyle, Chris Cardinale, Jordan Worley, Carlo Quispe, Paula Hewitt Amram, Hilary Allison, Mark Graham and many more. -- a 160-page, b&w perfect bound comics anthology, 7" x 9"
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Top-seeded Wesley Cash of Chattanooga and Mike Tammen of Portland, Ore., won the USTA Men 55 national indoor doubles championship Friday in Boise, Idaho, with a 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 victory over No. 2-seeded Californians Mike Fedderly and T. Lehto. For Cash, a teaching pro at Manker Patten, this was the ninth consecutive USTA national doubles title in the age group, going back to 2012. Tammen plays this morning in the singles final. He's the No. 2 seed facing No. 4 seed Vallis Wilder of Fort Worth, Texas.
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American Chemical Society Meetings
254th ACS National Meeting, August 20-24, 2017, Washington, DC
Program Committee Chair: Thomas E Spratt, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Pennsylvania State University.
256th ACS National Meeting, August 19-23, 2018, Boston, MA
Program Committee Chair: Thomas E Spratt, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Pennsylvania State University.
258th ACS National Meeting, August 25-29, 2019, San Diego
Program Committee Chair: TBA.
260th ACS National Meeting, August 23 – 27, 2020, San Francisco, California
Program Committee Chair: TBA.
262nd ACS National Meeting, August 22-26, 2021, Atlanta, Georgia
Program Committee Chair: TBA.
Purpose. The award was established in honor of the founders of the Division and recognizes scientists whose work exemplifies the founders' vision of excellence in the field of chemical toxicology. Nominees should be members of the Division of Chemical Toxicology whose scientific activities have emphasized innovative research in the general field of chemical toxicology.
Nature. The Award consists of a plaque and the recipient will organize a Symposium at the American Chemical Society National Meeting. The symposium will culminate with the recipient presenting the Richard Loeppky Lecture.
The Richard Loeppky Lecture. Richard Loeppky began studying nitrosamine chemistry in the mid 1960s. In the ensuing decades, Loeppky's group used the tools of mechanistic chemistry to shed light on carcinogenic N-nitroso compounds. His work centered on the definition of the bioactivation pathways of environmental and metabolically-generated ß-oxidized nitrosamines and the exploration of new nitrosation mechanisms for the generation of endogenous and exogenous nitrosamines.
Loeppky's research in the field of nitrosamine carcinogenesis led to his central role in conceiving and establishing the Division of Chemical Toxicology. In the early 1990s, he and others recognized that there was no appropriate venue for the presentation of work in this field. This led to the idea that chemical toxicology could be represented by a new division of ACS. Loeppky's dedication to the cause was substantial. He was instrumental in developing a petition, recruiting a leadership group and, most importantly, obtaining permission from various ACS committees and individuals to mount a drive for a new division. He also secured the approval of the existing ACS divisions and the ACS president. The division was granted probationary status and presented its first program at the Orlando meeting of the ACS in August 1996.
With this Lecture, we honor the creativity, enthusiasm, and the work of Richard Loeppky.
History. The award was established in 2008 by the Executive Committee of the Division of Chemical Toxicology. The past winners are listed below.
2008 Lawrence J Marnett
2009: Stephen S Hecht
2010 Richard Loeppky
2011 F. Peter Guengerich
2012: Thomas Baillie
2013: Steve Tannenbaum
2014: Paul Hollenberg
2015: Arthur Grollman
2016: Nicholas Geacintov and Suse Broyde
Rules of Eligibility. The awardee will be a member of the Division of Chemical Toxicology.
Nominations. Nominations are sought by the Awards Committee each fall for the presentation at the following fall meeting of the American Chemical Society Meeting.
A nomination document should include:
- Nomination letter containing an evaluation of the nominee's accomplishments, innovative research into Chemical Toxicology.
- The candidates CV with a list of publications and patents.
Nominations should be submitted as a single PDF file (Name the PDF file with candidate's name, for example: LawrenceMarnett_FoundersNomination.pdf)
Chemical Research in Toxicology sponsors a Young Investigator's Award and Symposium at the American Chemical Society's national Meeting
Nature. The Award consists of a plaque and the recipient will organize a Symposium at the American Chemical Society National Meeting.
Eligibility: Candidates should be within 15 years of having received a Ph.D.
History. The past winners are:
2012: Yinsheng Wang
2013: Dean Naisbitt
2014: Shana Sturla
2015: Penny Beuning
2016: Yimon Aye
Nominations: Nomination packet will consist of a nomination letter plus the candidate's CV and may include up to two seconding letters. Nominations will carry over for two additional years as long as the nominee still meets eligibility requirements.
All nomination material should be sent electronically to:
Chemical Research in Toxicology Editorial Office: firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Division of Chemical Toxicology (TOXI) will make available Travel Assistance Awards to undergraduate and graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. The awards of approximately $750 will reimburse travel and hotel costs for the National ACS meeting in Washington DC this August (receipts will be required). Applications will be awarded on the basis of financial need, scientific merit, and diversity factors. Preference will be given to first-time attendees.
All students and postdocs who are members or affiliates of TOXI and who have submitted an abstract to the TOXI program at National ACS meeting in Washington DC are eligible to apply.
The application should consist of a single pdf file containing:
- A nomination letter from the faculty advisor or laboratory director. The letter should explain why Travel Assistance Award funds are needed.
- A curriculum vitae for the applicant.
- The abstract for the work to be presented by the nominee at the meeting.
Applications are due to treasurer Natalia Tretyakova by June 1, 2017.
The Program Committee will evaluate proposals based on their ability to attract and engage a large audience, timeliness, and appropriateness for the Division of Chemical Toxicology.
The Executive Committee seeks proposals that span the interests, and fully reflect the diversity of the membership in the Division. Therefore, selection of speakers should be balanced when considering gender, groups historically underrepresented in the profession, research area, employment sector, and career stage.
- Proposals are due on July 15 ONE YEAR prior to the meeting where the session is requested. For example, for a symposium in Fall 2018, the due date is July 15, 2017.
- Proposals should be a maximum of ONE page (12 point font, 0.5 inch margins).
The proposal must contain (see the Template/example below):
- A symposium title.
- A paragraph stating the idea behind the proposal, why it is timely, how this symposium will differ from those recently given at TOXI, and why TOXI is the appropriate forum for this symposium. (Chemical mechanisms of toxicology)
- Indicate your willingness to organize this symposium at a different (later) time than originally proposed.
- A list of potential speakers, preferably with tentative titles (4-6 speakers is a typical number submitted).
- The names of several alternative speakers for the session should be included.
- The speaker's status should be listed as outlined in the template
Please use the template provided below for the proposal.
E-mail national meeting symposia proposals to Thomas E. Spratt
- Proposals will usually be considered for a half-day session only.
- Academic speakers are eligible for reimbursement of reasonable travel expenses
- Industrial speakers are eligible for reimbursement on a case-by-case basis.
- Speakers working for the government or a non-profit institution are eligible for reimbursement.
- Typical reimbursement for an academic speaker would include:
- Travel – Non-refundable round trip coach airfare to the meeting (usually up to $500).
- ACS members are expected to pay their own registration fees. Non-ACS members can get reimbursed for a one-day registration.
- Accommodation – Two night's stay in a hotel (please choose one from the ACS list, if possible).
- Miscellaneous – Other reasonable travel expenses (taxi, tolls, etc.), but not meals, during the trip.
- Reimbursement amount outside the guidelines is at the discretion of the session organizer and Divisional Treasurer.
- Symposium organizers are eligible for reimbursement within the above guidelines.
- The symposium organizer will collect all original receipts from the speakers, and submit them to Secretary-Treasurer using the reimbursement form.
Any funds that are raised by the organizer are technically donated to the TOXI, which formally funds the symposia at the National Meetings. Symposium organizers should manage the overall expenses for their symposium on behalf of the TOXI, so please be sure to let the speakers understand the guidelines before the symposium to avoid misunderstandings.
As an organizer, it is your responsibility to determine the distribution of available funds. This is critical when there are not enough funds to pay all of the expenses encumbered by invited speakers. In this case, you must indicate to the Secretary/Treasurer the level of partial reimbursements to be accorded to each speaker.
Chemical Research in Toxicology Young Investigator Award-Invited, Oral
Y. Aye, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks.
8:45 Protein Modification by Lipid Electrophiles and Its Consequences. L.J. Marnett, J. Camarillo, W.N. Beavers, J. Galligan
9:15 Reactivity of damaged DNA in nucleosomes. M.M. Greenberg
9:45 Succinylation and SIRT5 as Important Regulators of Heart Function. H. Lin
10:15 Intermission.
10:30 T-REX™ on-demand redox targeting: A toolset for functional discoveries and validations. S. Parvez, M.J. Long, H. Lin, Y. Zhao, J. Haegele, V. Pham, D. Lee, Y. Aye
11:00 Master and Commander of the Cellular Antioxidant Response. J.R. Poganik, Y. Aye
11:30 Switching gears: ribonucletoide reductase antagonizes cell proliferation. Y. Aye
Founders Award Lecture & Symposium-Invited, Oral
S. Broyde, N. E. Geacintov, Organizers, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks.
1:40 Regulation of dual incision and repair synthesis in human nucleotide excision repair. O.D. Scharer, F. Adebanke, J. Rageul
2:15 Impact of Structural Features of DNA Lesions on their Recognition and Repair by the Human Nucleotide Excision Repair System. N.E. Geacintov
2:50 Elucidating Structure-Function Relationships in Lesion- Containing DNA: Insights from Molecular Modeling Integrated with Experiment. S. Broyde
3:25 Intermission.
3:45 Insights into the DNA damage recognition by the Rad4/XPC nucleotide excision repair complex. J. Min, A. Ansari, X. Chen, Y. Velmurugu
4:20 DNA damage and repair in chromatin: Finding the keys to get in. P. Mao, M. Duan, J. Wyrick, M. Smerdon
Increasing the Value of Water Monitoring Data for Pesticide Fate & Effects Evaluations- Oral
Sponsored by AGRO, Cosponsored by ENVR and TOXI
Young Investigators Symposium-Oral
U. Sarkar, Organizer, Presiding
8:00 Parsing the conformational and configurational equilibria of a 2′-deoxyribosylurea DNA adduct. A.H. Kellum, V. Jasti, A.K. Basu, M.P. Stone
8:20 Mutagenic and cytotoxic properties of the O2-alkylthymidine lesions in human cells. J. WU, P. Wang, L. Li, Y. Wang
8:40 Investigation of RNA oxidation via selective generation of a C5′-uridinyl radical. M. Ellis, A.C. Bryant-Friedrich
9:00 Quantitative Assessment of the Biological Consequences and Repair of Carboxymethylated and Ethylated DNA Adducts. C. You, P. Wang, S. Nay, j. wang, x. dai, T. O'Connor, Y. Wang
9:20 Sequencing of 8-oxo-7,8-dihydro-2'-deoxyguanosine in the genome by next-generation sequencing methods. Y. Ding, A.M. Fleming, C.J. Burrows
9:40 Intermission.
9:50 Transcriptional Bypass of O2-alkylthymidine Lesions by T7 RNA Polymerase and Human RNA Polymerase II. N. Williams, P. Wang, Y. Wang
10:10 Tracing androgen metabolism with inhibition of aromatase in breast cancer: in vitro studies, clinical correlates and implications for acquired resistance. L. Bottalico, L. Gil de Gomez, Q. Wang, A. Frey, N. Snyder, I.A. Blair
10:30 Metatranscriptomics Reveals Functional Effects of Diazinon Exposure on Gut Microbiome. B. Gao, X. Bian, L. Chi, P. Tu, K. Lu
10:50 Toxicological study of quinone–protein adducts by molecular modeling and spectroscopic analysis. M.S. Elgawish
11:10 Cadmium inactivates a zinc-dependent endonuclease of the human mismatch repair pathway. S.M. Sherrer, P.L. Modrich
11:30 Replication Studies of C3'-Epimeric Lesions of 2'-Deoxyribonucleosides in E. coli cells. P. Wang, N.J. Amato, Y. Wang
Increasing the Value of Water Monitoring Data for Pesticide Fate & Effects Evaluations- Oral
Sponsored by AGRO, Cosponsored by ENVR and TOXI
Agrochemicals & Pollinators: Current Science & Risk Assessment Approaches-Poster
Sponsored by AGRO, Cosponsored by AGFD, ENVR and TOXI
Asbestos Fate, Exposure, Remediation, & Adverse Health Effects
I. A. Blair, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 Overview: Penn Superfund Research and Training Program Center: Asbestos, fate, transport, remediation and adverse health effects. T.M. Penning
2:10 Fate of asbestos in soil: remediation prospects and paradigm. J. Willenbring, S. Mohanty , A. Salamatipour, C. Gonneau, D. Jerolmack, B. Casper
2:40 Aggregate dynamics and their control on the mobility of asbestos in the environment. D. Jerolmack, L. Wu, C. Ortiz, J. Willenbring
3:10 Historic cohort study to identify effects of chrysotile asbestos exposure on past residents of Ambler, PA. E. Emmett, A. Agawu, S. Elahi, F. Barg, D. Wiebe
3:40 Intermission.
3:55 Mouse models of malignant mesothelioma. J. Testa, C. Menges, M. Cheung, Y. Kadariya, J. Talarchek, R.A. Pietrofesa, R. Simmons, M. Christofidou-Solomidou, S. Albelda
4:25 Chemopreventive properties of LGM2605. M. Christofidou-Solomidou, R.A. Pietrofesa, A. Velalopoulou, S. Albelda
4:55 Biomarkers of asbestos exposure. I.A. Blair, L. Weng, C. Mesaros, N. Snyder, W. Hwang, A. Vachani
Increasing the Value of Water Monitoring Data for Pesticide Fate & Effects Evaluations- Oral
Sponsored by AGRO, Cosponsored by ENVR and TOXI
Chemical Toxicology in the Study of Health Disparities among Ethnic/Racial Groups- Invited, Oral
S. Balbo, S. S. Hecht, Organizers, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks.
8:35 Differing frequencies of clinically relevant genomic alterations (CRGA) in with colorectal cancers of patients to define disparities in outcomes. E.P. Mitchell
9:15 Relationships between body burden of contaminants, biomarkers of effects and health outcomes among Inuit in the Canadian Arctic. L.H. Chan
9:55 Unconventional Gas and Oil Drilling Operations (UGOD) in the Marcellus Shale and Health Disparities. T.M. Penning
10:35 Intermission.
10:50 Individual variation in human arsenic biotransformation: Intuitive and puzzling determinants drive variability. W. Klimecki
11:30 Analysis of nicotine and tobacco smoke toxicant and carcinogen metabolites in relation to ethnic differences in lung cancer susceptibility in cigarette smokers. S.S. Hecht, S. Park, S. Carmella, D.O. Stram, C.A. Haiman, L. Le Marchand, S.E. Murphy
12:10 Concluding Remarks.
Agrochemicals & Pollinators: Current Science & Risk Assessment Approaches-Oral
Sponsored by AGRO, Cosponsored by AGFD, ENVR and TOXI
Increasing the Value of Water Monitoring Data for Pesticide Fate & Effects Evaluations- Poster
Sponsored by AGRO, Cosponsored by ENVR and TOXI
Needs & Directions for the Future of Toxicology in Pharmaceutical Development- Invited, Oral
Cosponsored by MEDI Y. Will, Organizer F. Guengerich, W. G. Humphreys, Organizers, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks.
1:35 Update on recent approaches to improve drug design practices. N.A. Meanwell
2:15 Risk assessing bioactivation: a pharmaceutical challenge. R.A. Thompson
2:55 Small Molecule Safety Lead Optimization and Candidate Identification: Integrating Technologies into Decision-Making. D. Dambach
3:35 Learnings from early-safety assessment in the pharmaceutical industry. Y. Will
Agrochemicals & Pollinators: Current Science & Risk Assessment Approaches-Oral
Sponsored by AGRO, Cosponsored by AGFD, ENVR and TOXI
Division of Chemical Toxicology Keynote Address-Invited, Oral
P. F. Hollenberg, Organizer, Presiding
5:00 Introductory Remarks.
5:10 From repair replication to R-loops in half-a-century. P.C. Hanawalt
General Poster Session-Poster
A. C. Bryant-Friedrich, Organizer
6:30 – 8:30
Automation of an empirically-based decision tree for developmental and reproductive toxicity (DART). C. Coolbaugh Lester, J. Fisher, M. Laufersweiler, J. Naciff, G. Daston, K. Blackburn, S. Wu
Impact of gold nanoparticles coated with a new class of polyelectrolyte on Zebrafish (Danio rerio) "a model aquatic organism". K. Noland, Z. Zheng, I. Gunsolus, C.L. Haynes, N. Niemuth, R. Klaper, Z. Rosenzweig
Next generation sequencing based cytotoxicity and mutagenicity studies on arylamine adducts in cell. K. Bian, F. Chen, Q. Tang, A. Cai, B. Cho, D. Li
Chemical biology and toxicology of human carboxylesterase 1 in macrophages. M.K. Ross, L. Mangum, J. Lee, A. Borazjani, J. Crow
Effects of asbestos exposure on mitochondrial metabolites in lung cells. L. Weng, C. Mesaros, N. Snyder, I.A. Blair
Avoidance of the AMES test liability for aryl-amines via computation, 5 years on.. L. Whitehead, P.R. McCarren, S. Glowienke, A. Werner
Tetra-Ethylene Glycol Coated Gold Nanoparticles Are Stable And Have An Extended Half-Life In Vivo. J. Willett, M. Lawrence, J. Wilder, O. Smithies
Do grinding conditions affect the toxicity of asbestos fibers?. A. Salamatipour, S.K. Mohanty, R.A. Pietrofesa, D. Vann, M. Christofidou-Solomidou, J. Willenbring
Mineral Calomel (Mercury(I) Chloride): A Poison in the Byzantine Empire?. M.R. Chávez, M. Golas, A. Mousavi
Read-across at the crossroad of chemoinformatics and regulatory science. A. Mostrag- Szlichtyng , I.J. Boyer, B. Bienfait, B. Heldreth, T. Kleinoder, J. Marusczy, A. Tarkhov, O. Sacher, C.H. Schwab, V. Vitcheva, J. Rathman, C. Yang
Nucleosome histone tail conformation and dynamics: impacts of lysine acetylation and a nearby minor groove benzo[a]pyrene-derived lesion. I. Fu, Y. Cai, Y. Zhang, N.E. Geacintov, S. Broyde
Impact of lesion stereochemistry on histone tail structure in a nucleosome core particle: a molecular dynamics study. Y. Cai, Y. Fu, N.E. Geacintov, S. Broyde
Effect of DNA-protein cross-links on transcription. S. Ji, N.Y. Tretyakova
Conformation-driven translesion synthesis of a bulky DNA lesion: thermodynamic, binding, and computational investigation. A. Cai, K.A. Wilson, S.D. Wetmore, B. Cho
XPC lesion recognition mechanism in nucleotide excision repair. H. Mu, N.E. Geacintov, Y. Zhang, S. Broyde
Oncometabolites inhibit AlkB family DNA repair enzymes. Q. Tang
Mutagenicity and toxicity assay studying effect of oncometabolites 2-hydroxyglutarate on AlkB family DNA repair enzymes. F. Chen, K. Bian, Q. Tang, D. Li
DNA polymerase ν pre-steady-state kinetic studies of the fidelity and bypass of adducts derived from tobacco specific nitrosamines. P. Aladahalli Sanne Gowda
Effects of copper on replication block and mutagenicity in-cell on AlkB family DNA repair enzymes. Z. Humulock, K. Bian, F. Chen, Q. Tang, D. Li
Dynamics of the E. coli beta-clamp dimer interface on DNA loading. B. Koleva, J. Conway, J. Compton, J. Donlan, J. Han, A. Wu, P.J. Beuning
Gut Microbiome and Metabolome Response to Artificial Sweeteners. X. Bian, B. Gao, K. Lu, L. Chi, P. Tu
Sex-specific Effects of Arsenic Exposure on the Trajectory and Function of the Gut Microbiome. L. Chi
Effects of nicotine on the gut microbiome and its metabolic functions. P. Tu, R. Mahbub, X. Bian, B. Gao, L. Chi, K. Lu
Inhaled Aldehydes Increase Lung Tumor Formation in the NNK Induced A/J Mouse Tumor Model. M.K. Oram, D. Seabloom, M.G. O'Sullivan, Y. Ho, L. Zhang, S.S. Hecht, S. Balbo, L.A. Peterson
Identification of pyridyloxobutyl deoxycytidine adducts formed in the reaction of DNA with 4- (acetoxymethylnitrosamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone. A.K. Michel, P. Upadhyaya, S.S. Hecht
Identification of adducts formed by pyridyloxobutylation of deoxyadenosine and DNA by 4- (acetoxymethylnitrosamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone, a chemically activated form of tobacco specific carcinogens. P. Upadhyaya, E. Carlson, A.K. Michel, S.S. Hecht
Synthesis, stability, and in vitro analysis of nitrosamides resulting from cytochrome P450- mediated oxidation of N'-nitrosonornicotine and 4-(methylnitrosamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1- butanone. E.S. Carlson, P. Upadhyaya, S.S. Hecht
Enantiomeric composition of N'-nitrosonornicotine in the urine of smokers and smokeless tobacco users. J. Yang, S.S. Hecht
Effect of Variable Power levels on the Yield of Total Aerosol Mass and Formation of Aldehydes in E-Cigarette Aerosols. I.G. Gillman, K.A. Kistler, E. Stewart, A. Paolantonio
Improved method for the analysis of 4-hydroxy-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone-releasing DNA adducts by liquid chromatography nanoelectrospray-high resolution tandem mass spectrometry. B. Ma, C. Ruszczak, V. Jain, S.S. Khariwala, R. Dove, I. Stepanov
Investigation of DNA Lesions from C5'-Oxidation. S.H. Cho, S.A. Audat, A.C. Bryant- Friedrich
Rapid Throughput DNA Extraction from Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded Tissues for Quantification of Multi-Class Carcinogenic DNA Adducts. B. Yun, J. Guo, S. Xiao, T.A. Rosenquist, A.P. Grollman, R. Turesky
Replication of double-stranded plasmid vectors containing interstrand DNA-DNA cross-links generated by the reaction of a deoxyguanosine residue with an opposing abasic site. N.E. Price, Y. Wang
Chemical syntheses and Characterizations of Oligodeoxyribonucleotides Containing Site-specifically Incorporated Alkylphosphotriester Lesions. J. Wu, Y. Wang
Synthesis of oligonucleotides containing Fapy-dG and N5-(2-oxoethyl)Fapy dG adducts. C.K. Malik, C.J. Rizzo
Probing Arylamine-DNA adducts using Ru(II) polypyridyl complexes. N. Thangavel, V. Vaidyanathan
Mass spectrometric analysis of post-translational modifications in hemoglobin from type 2 diabetes mellitus patients. H.C. Chen, Y. Yang, P. Chen
Abasic site cross-link discovery and quantification via stepped MRM in rat tissue. A novel approach to identify DNA modifications in organisms. R. Hillebrand, M.J. Catalano, S. Mohapatra, S. Senvo, R. Lee, K.S. Gates, P.C. Dedon
LC-MS determination and pharmacokinetic study of lonidamine in a mouse model of melanoma. L. Guo, K. Nath, D.S. Nelson, .C. Roman, C. Mesaros, J.D. Glickson, I.A. Blair
Inhibition of cytochrome P450 by buckminsterfullerene. P.M. Gannett, C. Bostick, T.S. Tracy, E.L. Dolan, A.R. Biundo, W.D. Tish
Epigenetic Regulation of Cytosine Methylation, Hydroxymethylation, Formylation and Carboxylation in a Mouse Model of Smoking-Induced Lung Cancer. C. Seiler, J. Song, A. Anandharaj, F. Kassie, N.Y. Tretyakova
Biomonitoring the cooked meat carcinogen 2-amino-1-methyl-6-phenylimidazo[4,5-b]pyridine in hair and prostate by ultra performance liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry. S. Xiao, S. Krishnamachari, C. Weight, R. Turesky
Quantification of Azaserine-induced Carboxymethylated and Methylated DNA Lesions in Cells by Nanoflow Liquid Chromatography-Nanoelectrospray Ionization Tandem Mass Spectrometry Coupled with the Stable Isotope-Dilution Method. Y. Yu, j. wang, P. Wang, Y. Wang
Distinct metabolomic profiles in inbred mouse strains and correlation with iron. R. Zeidan, D. Medina-Cleghorn, K. Page, S. McLachlan, E. Eskin, D. Nomura, C. Vulpe
High Throughput Analysis of Orlistat® Drug Standard and Corresponding Non-Prescription Over-The-Counter Drug alli® using TSKgel ODS-140HTP, 2.3µm Columns using HPLC and UHPLC. C. Benner, A. Chakrabarti
Dibutyltin Alters Interleukin 1 beta and Interleukin 6 Secretion from Human Immune Cells. S. Brown, S. Tehrani, W. Wilburn, M. Whalen
Estrogen receptor-mediated PAH o-quinone toxicity. I.G. Lee, T. Zang, D.H. Tamae, M. Huang, T.M. Penning
Dissipation Monitoring of the QCM-D to Study Ligand- Induced Cell Signaling. J.Y. Chen, M. Garcia, L.S. Penn, J. Xi
Pilot study of malathion, atrazine, carbaryl and chlorpyrifos in the breast milk of women in suburban and agricultural communities of Central Florida. m. bourgeois, J.C. Tovar, E. Pulster, R. Harbison
Quantification of alkaloids in areca nut-containing products by liquid chromatography-tandem mass-spectrometry. V. Jain, A. Garg, P. Chaturvedi, M. Parascandola, I. Stepanov
General Oral Session-Oral
A. C. Bryant-Friedrich, Organizer Z. Suo, Presiding
8:00 Gut microbes and probiotics anaerobically transform carcinogenic dietary heterocyclic amines to metabolites with altered toxicity. J. ZHANG, C. Engels, M. Schneider, M. Fekry, C. Lacroix, S.J. Sturla
8:20 Mitigating CYP TDI Ensuing from Bioactivation of Fluoropyrimidine Moiety. M. Mandal
8:40 Rapid detection of endocrine disrupting chemicals by a nanosensor at ultra-sensitive level. N. Le, X. Wang, Y. Geng, R. Tang, G. Yesilbag Tonga, Z. Jiang
9:00 New techniques for determination of e-cigarette aerosol pH and nicotine absorption by saliva. J.H. Lauterbach, . Lauterbach
9:20 N2-Benzyl-2'-deoxyguanosine 5'-triphosphate is a specific substrate for human DNA polymerase ?. T. Spratt, A. Prakasha Gowda
9:40 Pyridylhydroxybutyl DNA phosphate adduct formation in rats treated chronically with the tobacco-specific lung carcinogen 4-(methylnitrosamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone. B. Ma, A.T. Zarth, P.W. Villalta, P. Upadhyaya, I. Stepanov, S.S. Hecht
10:00 Intermission.
10:10 Delivering The Benefits of Chemical-Biological Integration in Computational Toxicology at the EPA. A.J. Williams, K. Mansouri, C. Grulke, K. Houck, D. Lyons, J. Edwards, M. Martin, J. Wambaugh, G. Tier, I. Shah, R. Judson, K. Crofton, R. Thomas
10:30 Metalloporphyrins and salens as mimics of the cytochrome p-450 mixed oxidase systems to evaluate toxicity of drug metabolites. M. Chorghade
10:50 Biomarkers of heterocyclic aromatic amines for molecular epidemiology studies. R.J. Turesky, Y. Wang, K. Pathak, S. Xiao, C. Weight, M. Malfatti, K. Turteltaub, K. White, L. Wilkens, L. Le Marchand
11:10 Chemistry and biology of N5-alkyl-Fapy-dG lesions. M.P. Stone, M. Egli, R.S. Lloyd, A. Mc Cullough, C.J. Rizzo, R.J. Turesky
11:30 Murder of John Bell: Reviewing a 200 year old paranormal murder mystery through the eyes of a chemical toxicologist. M. Mann
11:50 Using yeast to test the effect of CYPs on the toxicity of certain chemicals. R. Zeidan, R. Ma, R.A. Rudel, J. Ackerman, A. Loguinov, M. Tagmount, C. Vulpe, M. Fasulo
Computational Chemistry & Toxicology in Chemical Discovery & Assessment (QSARs)- Oral
Sponsored by AGRO, Cosponsored by COMP, ENVR and TOXI
DNA Repair & Its Role in Defining Human Susceptibility to Disease-Invited, Oral
Financially supported by NIEHS N. Y. Tretyakova, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 Introduction.
1:35 Repair of OG:A mismatches: From chemistry to MUTYH-associated polyposis and back again. S.S. David
2:15 Single molecule studies of DNA base excision repair. Z. Suo
2:55 DNA sculpting and moving metals in DNA repair nuclease specificity. S. Tsutakawa, J. Tainer
3:35 Intermission.
3:50 Replicative and translesion synthesis DNA polymerases in the repair of DNA interstrand crosslinks. U. Roy, S. Mukherjee, A. Sharma, O.D. Scharer
4:30 CELLULAR REPAIR OF DNA-PROTEIN CONJUGATES. N.Y. Tretyakova, A. Groehler, S. Ji, C. Campbell
Computational Chemistry & Toxicology in Chemical Discovery & Assessment (QSARs)- Oral
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Innovations in Human Health Exposure & Risk Assessment-Oral
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We've heard it is best to stay in a hotel outside of DC, especially since our budget is pretty tight. Safe location is priority. We would like to visit all the top museums as time allows, & again because of budget constraints, freebies will be tops!
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Chad Johnson's wife reportedly files for divorce, says receiver needs help
Lost in the hubbub of Chad Johnson's arrest for allegedly head-butting his wife and his subsequent release from the Dolphins has been the potential legal ramifications for Johnson.
UPDATE (4:03 p.m. ET): According to TMZ, Lozada will file for divorce. She claims the marriage is "irretrievably broken."
UPDATE (12:17 p.m. ET): Evelyn Lozada has released a statement, via the Huffington Post:
"It is with great sadness and much trepidation that I release this statement addressing the domestic violence incident that happened this past Saturday. I am deeply disappointed that Chad has failed to take responsibility for his actions and made false accusations against me, it is my sincere hope that he seeks the help he needs to overcome his troubles. Domestic violence is not okay and hopefully my taking a stand will help encourage other women to break their silence as well. I'm grateful to my family, friends and fans for the outpouring of support during this difficult time."
Lost in the hubbub of Chad Johnson's arrest for allegedly head-butting his wife and his subsequent release from the Dolphins has been the potential legal ramifications for Johnson.
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His football career is probably over -- not to mention his upcoming reality show -- but that doesn't mean his involvement with the legal system is finished yet.
As the AP notes, if Johnson were to be convicted of domestic assault, he could face up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. But we have a long way to go before we get to that point -- we're not even sure if the state attorney's office will move on the case or if Johnson's wife, Evelyn Lozada, will continue to want to file charges against Johnson.
But the Davie, Fla., police department released the 911 tape (via the Palm Beach Post) made by a neighbor after Lozada ran to his house following her alleged incident with Johnson. Click the link here if you're interested in listening.
During the middle of the call, after the neighbor called the incident a "misunderstanding" and described the 3-inch cut on Lozada's forehead, the 911 operator asked if the alleged attacker was white, black or Latin.
"If we can, let's not make a big scene about it until the police get here," the neighbor said. "We're worried he's going to get mad, and he's a high-profile person. … We don't need the news here."
The neighbor also mentioned that he didn't want Johnson entering his home and getting mad at him.
Other than that, there isn't much new here. But it does give us an insight into the mood of the evening, and it's an interesting portrait into the last night of Ochocinco's employment with the Dolphins.
Speaking of which, here's Dolphins coach Joe Philbin on why the team released Johnson so quickly:
"When he came in on June 11, we sat down and talked, and I was very clear as to the expectations of the program," Philbin said. "We take into account the overall body of evidence to determine whether an individual is the right fit for this organization, and more specifically, this football team."
And this: "It's not about one person flexing his muscles. It wasn't done to send a message. It was done because it just didn't feel right."
As CBSSports.com's Pete Prisco notes from Monday's practice, Johnson is dead to the Dolphins at this point. Perhaps, just like his career.
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Zack Hample's life is pretty cool (or pretty nerdy, depending on your opinion). He has caught over 6,500 balls at baseball games, from the stands. He wrote a book, titled How To Snag Major League Baseballs.
Last night, he caught two balls at the Yankees vs. Diamondbacks game. That isn't your average SportsGrid genitals joke; he actually caught two home run baseballs at two different seats, far apart, in the Yankee Stadium outfield.
A bit cocky for a ball-snagger, I'd say (that was your average SportsGrid genitals joke).
He's clearly good at what he does, selfishness and nerdiness aside. I applaud his efforts, yet will refrain from excessive praise. And no matter how many thousands of balls he catches in his normal-sized glove, he will never, never approach the marvelousness of Giant Glove Guy.


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A styrofoam sealer was used, but I still can see moisture seeping through at the bottom of this sealer. What would be the best type of sealer to use in this case?
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In which Kick-Ass star Aaron Johnson dances his heart out to R.E.M.'s new Collapse Into Now cut "Überlin" along London's Brick Lane for the song's official video directed by (his fiancée) Sam Taylor-Wood. Meanwhile, at least two more videos from the LP, helmed by Oscar host/actor/Yale scholar James Franco, are reportedly on the way.
"Sam and I had talked about doing something for R.E.M., but I had no idea that she and Aaron would create such a work of beauty," said Michael Stipe. "It's as if all the film references instantly updated themselves to '21st Century Now.'"
(See if you can spot the brief "Single Ladies" moment.)


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The Oct. 29 roundtable is one mechanism being used to obtain feedback to inform the SEC's Congressionally mandated study of the impact of mark-to-market accounting on financial institutions. Letters filed so far represent a range of views, with some supporting the current fair value standards, some asking the standards to be suspended, and some with views in between.
In related news, FASB stepped in with a number of letters of its own, including, as we previously reported, a letter sent by Robert Denham, chair of the Financial Accounting Foundation (FAF) which oversees FASB, to House Financial Services Chair Barney Frank, and more recently (on Oct. 27), a letter from FAF Chair Denham to SEC Chair Christopher Cox urging the SEC to reject requests to overrule FASB standards (particularly as relate to fair value and FASB's proposed revisions to securitization accounting).
Additionally, FASB and the IASB recently announced the formation of a high level global advisory group on matters in the current markets.
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Some rabid fish fans are crazy about their aquariums. They have let their hobby take over their lives. The fish are in massive tanks that dominate there living space. They spend huge amounts of money on fish every year. The fish for pets business is thriving because of the kind of people. How about those gold fish at the fair. Do they have a chance to have a life in one of those amazing tanks? Most will not. Most of those gold fish will live of their short lives in the tiny fish bowl from… Read Article →
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Throughout its first season, one of the more interesting recurring themes has been the very real difference between the Old Gods and the New Gods, when it comes to issues of faith and belief. The Old Gods, for example, draw their power from a more deliberate form of belief, that relies on prayer and open worship – and, this is the primary reason why they are struggling in the modern world. The New Gods, on the other hand, have been able to grow out of our devotion to the trappings of the modern world. No one actually prays to Media or the Technical Boy, after all – but, the time we invest into what they represent still gives them power.
This whole idea became especially interesting when previous episodes began to delve into the possibility Old Gods reinventing themselves to survive in modern America. Vulcan, as we had learnt a few episodes ago, had managed to establish himself as the god of guns and firepower in America – something which had allowed him to thrive, despite the fact that no one actually prayed to him, anymore. The New Gods had even offered Wednesday the chance to do the same – though, he ultimately turned them down.
We also had another example of this as we meet Easter, or Ostara, (Kristin Chenoweth) – who has managed to thrive thanks to her association with both the Christian church (as represented by the multiple versions of Jesus who attend her celebration) and Media (who puts in another great performance, in the form of Judy Garland). There was quite a bit to like about this whole dynamic, too – as, despite her best efforts to hide the fact, it is almost immediately evident that this ancient pagan goddess clearly resents the way her celebration has been co-opted by another religion, as well as overly cute and harmless way that the holiday has often been portrayed.
Finally, we had a much more overt display of this central theme as the Old Gods and the New Gods came face-to-face once more – as Wednesday finally reveals both his true identity, and his true plan. While Wednesday's real identity has never been treated as a closely guarded secret (much like with the novel, anyone with a basic familiarity with Norse mythology would have been able to figure it out, well in advance), the actual moment of revelation was still suitably impressive. More importantly, the culmination of Wednesday's secret plan, as we see him finally convert Shadow into a true believer while also winning Ostara to his side, felt like a genuinely great moment to end the season on. Ostara's display of her true power, as she reverses the growth brought about by Spring, is another fantastic moment – one which, obviously, marks a significant turning-point for the series, as a whole, as the war between the Old and New Gods now seems to have truly begun.
There was actually quite a lot to enjoy about this final episode. For Shadow, we had what feels like the end of an occasionally frustrating character arc, as his odd inability to comprehend any of the strange things he has seen since the series began finally gave way to a new found belief in the supernatural world – and, particularly, in Odin. Wednesday, too, seems to have reached the end-point of a narrative arc, as his efforts to bring about a war between the Old and New Gods seems to have been successful. In both cases, this promises interesting developments for the second season – and, in both cases, Ricky Whittle and Ian McShane gave genuinely great performances. Similarly, Kristin Chenoweth was also fantastic in her role – mixing a very genuine charm with simmering layer of anger and resentment buried just beneath the surface.
It was also great to see Anansi again, after his single appearance earlier in the season – with Orlando Jones given another great performance. I believe that Anansi will have a much larger role to play in the second season than he had in this season. Based on what we have seen, so far, that is something I am genuinely looking forward to seeing.
Of course, even in his moment of apparent victory, the series is still up to add some last-minute complications for Wednesday in the form of Laura Moon – who, having finally discovered the details behind her death, is clearly set on revenge. This was also a pretty great final episode for Emily Browning and Pablo Shreiber – as the two seem to have finally found some unexpected common ground in their anger for the way they have been used, and abused, by Wednesday. I have to admit that the idea that these two might actually be working together, against Wednesday, is something that I am genuinely interested in seeing play out, throughout the next season.
While it may not have been the sort of large-scale, climactic, finale that some in the audience may have hoped for, this final episode still did a great job of bringing the first season of American Gods to a close. More importantly, though, it did so in a way that manages things up for what should, hopefully, be an even more impressive second season.


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15 Famous People Who Made So Much Money…And Almost Lost It All
I know that when you go off to work in the morning to the job that you totally hate, the very last thing that you can imagine is having millions of dollars and losing it all. I mean, how could that possibly happen in a million years? You've made tens of millions of dollars, and then you just spend it all? The whole thing is totally crazy. Well, that's just it; really; it kind of is totally crazy. In the first place, it's crazy that these people were put in that situation where they earned millions of dollars and even more insane that they spent it all. Some of them even spent pretty much their entire fortune and then earned it all back again.
It's pretty hard to feel bad for these people. I mean, let's be honest for a second… how could you, really? No matter who you are or what you do, the odds are that you're not totally rich. And if you are totally rich, the chances are that you're not planning on spending your entire fortune like a total moron anytime soon. Now, I'm not saying that these people are total morons — they obviously have to have something good going on to have made all that money, but you know, maybe they are. You be the judge.
Here are 15 Super Rich People Who Lost All Their Money.
15. Michael Jackson – $400 Million in Liabilities
Not many people know that Michael Jackson, who was known as the King of Pop and also as one of the creepiest men that ever lived, had some financial problems back in the day, but he certainly did. In fact, it had a lot to do with the whole creepy thing of being charged with child abuse. Prosecutors said he was close to bankruptcy because he was $300 million in debt and had $400 million in liabilities. This goes to show you how much money he was actually spending because there's absolutely no doubt that he was making a whole lot of money. The fact that he was making that much and was still hundreds of millions in debt was rather staggering — just one more odd thing about Michael Jackson.
14. Larry King – Accuse Of Stealing From Business Partner
Larry King is known to be quite successful, as far as finances go anyway — in his romantic life, not so much. Back in the early 70s, he was busted for grand larceny, having been accused of stealing $5,000 from a guy he was in business with. The charges were dropped, but it made it hard for him to get a job, causing him to file for bankruptcy in the late 70s. This whole "broke" thing obviously didn't stick when it came to Larry King as he ended up making millions of dollars and collecting what seemed to be millions of wives and is now totally rich in pretty much anyone's estimation. So if you find yourself under arrest for stealing from a business partner, don't worry. The odds are that you'll be super rich soon after that. I promise.
13. Mike Tyson – $23 Million In Debt
Mike Tyson earned over $400 million in his career. One would think that would be enough for him to get by, but apparently not as he ended up spending just about all of it and even owing some money as well. He filed for bankruptcy in 2003 and said he had a total of $23 million in debt. This included a $9-million divorce settlement and a $13.4 million debt to the IRS. Well, let's face it: it never seemed like Mike really had his head on his shoulders, what with things like going to prison for rape and all. He now has an estimated net worth of one million, and hey, the last I checked, that was more than what I had. It's hard to feel bad for some of these guys, though. Like really? You actually spent $400 million?
12. Floyd Mayweather – IRS Troubles
Floyd Mayweather is not the only boxer on this list. There seems to be something about giving young men who are prone to violence millions of dollars, that makes them spend all of it, and do it quickly. It's not like they give these guys classes in financial management. He once defaulted on a $167,000 car loan and filed a $61-million claim in bankruptcy, and the IRS said that he owed them $50 million in back taxes. Still though, with all of that, it's still estimated that his net worth is $340 million. Some of these guys just get into financial problems because they're not paying attention. 50 million dollars to the IRS? Sure, Mayweather will get around to paying it when he's good and ready.
11. Nicolas Cage – Spent His Money On Junk
Nicolas Cage has had an interesting career. He's been a big star in many movies, and on top of all that has made a lot of money. Still, even with all of that cash made, a lot of people look at him kind of like a joke. Some of that may have to do with how much money he wasted. He dropped millions of dollars on huge mansions, sports cars, private jets, and exotic animals — all in a seemingly desperate quest to be cool. So was it a wonder that he ended up being sued by his former business manager and owing $6.5 million in taxes? However, he's recovered just fine, as most of these guys do. He's now worth an estimated $18 million. Now, doesn't that make you want to get up and go to work for your 16 bucks an hour?
10. Curt Schilling – The Video Game Bust
Curt Schilling is a legend to many in the sports world and certainly to any true Red Sox fan. The guy will never have to buy a beer in the city of Boston again. Of course, none of that means he's not a total jerk in real life. But whether he's a jerk or not is up for debate. What isn't is that he lost all of his money. Schilling put 50 million bucks into a video-game company, then lost it all when the company had to file for bankruptcy. He had to sell many of his possessions to survive. Of course, that's not the biggest tragedy in the world. There are a lot of people who are totally poor and don't have a mansion to sell to get by. Still though, those were rough times for Schilling, who went from World Series hero to chump.
9. Francis Ford Coppola – Owed Nearly $100 Million
This is a whole new level of avoiding responsibility. Francis Ford Coppola, who is one of the most successful and well-respected directors in the history of cinema, once filed for bankruptcy even though he said he had $52 million in assets. The problem was that he owed $98 million. How do things like this happen? How do you have over 50 million bucks and owe almost 100 million? I get that some of these rich and famous people are different than us and are more ambitious and creative and blah blah blah. Still though, they live on the same planet as we do. I would not get the opportunity to have 98 million, and if I did, I'm pretty sure people would expect me to pay it back.
8. MC Hammer – Went Broke Trying To Help Low-Income Community
Remember MC Hammer? To people of a certain age, he was ridiculously famous; to others of another age, they would have absolutely no idea who he is whatsoever. He was a one-hit wonder, although his one hit, "U Can't Touch This," was one of the most successful singles of its time. It must have seemed like the good times were going to last forever, but of course, they didn't. I mean, if they did, he would not be on this list. Come on people, keep it together. At one point, Hammer had a net worth of over $30 million, but he quickly became broke as a joke. He claims that his loss of income was not because of his lavish spending but because of his trying to help and employ lower-income people in his community.
7. Cyndi Lauper – Filed Bankruptcy Before 1st Hit Album
Some super rich people lose it all before they become rich. Yeah, I know that's not all that surprising, but hey, we might as well throw one on there that's a little bit inspiring after all of these stories of rich dubs that spent all of their money. Lauper actually filed bankruptcy before her huge hit album She's So Unusual came out. Now, she's worth an estimated $30 million. See how that works? So if you're ever in a huge financial bind and feel like there's no way out, do what she did. First, you file for bankruptcy; then, you record a super huge hit album and save up 30 million bucks. It might sound like it's not such a great idea, but come on now; I bet you pretty much anything that you've never tried it.
6. Dennis Rodman – Child Support
If there's one guy out there that you probably would've guessed totally blew all of his money, it would probably be Dennis Rodman. I mean, come on, just look at the guy. He's like a walking accident totally waiting to happen. What do you think might happen if you gave a person with rather obvious mental illness and no self-control at all millions of dollars? He made a lot of money in the NBA, but of course, spent even more. In fact, he owed well over $800,000 in back child support, which as I'm sure most of you are aware, is totally uncool. Come on, Dennis! That kind of thing doesn't fly with a lot of people. It's one thing to party like a millionaire, but take care of your kids first, will you?
5. Willie Nelson – Ignored The IRS
So we all know that Willie Nelson is a bit of an outlaw, so it probably shouldn't surprise any of you that he tends to do his own thing when it comes to his money. It turned out that he owed the IRS almost $17 million at one point and even released an album that was meant to pay off the IRS. His lawyer had actually talked them down to 6 million bucks, but still, Willie Nelson just ignored it, which, of course, caused the IRS to raid his ranch in Texas. He finally paid it all off in the 90s. This is one lesson that you should take from all of this: do not ignore the IRS. I mean, it's one thing to tell them you're going to do something about it, but it's another thing entirely to totally ignore it. Don't do that.
4. Meat Loaf – Filed Bankruptcy
One of the oddest things in music history is that there's a big, fat singer named Meat Loaf, but his album Bat Out of Hell has sold more than 43 million copies worldwide and still sells an estimated 200,000 copies annually. It's one of the best-selling albums in history. Still though, at one point, he had to declare bankruptcy, although he seems to be doing fine now as he's worth an estimated $25 million. The lesson appears to be clear in so many of these cases, and that lesson is: bankruptcy is your friend. That's all you have to do to stay completely and filthy rich — that is, as long as you have the ability to record an album that sells 43 million copies worldwide while calling yourself a dish made out of meat.
3. Kim Basinger – Sued By Movie Producers
Kim Basinger is as hot as she is rich. So what is she doing on this list of people who blew an enormous amount of money? Well, she was signed to do the movie Boxing Helena, and she pulled out, causing the producers to sue her. To protect herself financially, she decided to declare bankruptcy. The studio won over $8 million in the suit; Basinger ended up settling and paying them $3.8 million instead. She's now doing fine financially, though, although personally, she's had some issues, including an ugly divorce from her former husband, Alec Baldwin. What is it with two really famous and gorgeous people deciding to get married together? All of us know that it never works out, and yet people keep trying it.
2. Marvin Gaye – Drug Addiction
Marvin Gaye was incredibly talented and is one of the most popular singers ever, which made his situation even sadder. He once filed for bankruptcy, and he battled with drug and financial problems throughout his entire life until he was finally killed by his own father in the aftermath of a fight. Marvin Gaye lived a very sad life. Despite all of his talent, he was still tormented by a lot of demons. He never was able to stay away from drugs, and because of that, he was never able to be financially solvent. Isn't it kind of funny how many people that get involved with drugs end up getting all messed up in life and have serious financial problems? Hey, kids: don't do drugs, and stay in school while you're at it.
1. Heidi Montag – Plastic Surgery
While some people on this list are super talented, Heidi Montag, not so much. She and her dopey husband, Spencer, blew all of their money. "They used to make $2 million a year by appearing on the MTV reality series The Hills and showing up at fancy Hollywood events. But after years of overspending on frivolous things like $3,000 bottles of wine, $15,000 Hermes purses, and $10,000 crystals, Spencer Pratt, 32, and his wife Heidi Montag, 29, have whittled away their fortune, which must have been over $10 million." And why were they spending all of their money? Well, they were worried about being hit by an asteroid. Hey, no one ever said Heidi was smart, and I truly mean that, literally.
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The Cult comes back with Choice of Weapon
Choice of Weapon
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I remember it vividly. It was the summer of 1987 when my friend Matt, who was working at a store called Cassette World — which was like a record store but sold only cassette tapes — threw a copy of The Cult's Electric at me and said it was one of the best albums (on cassette of course) he'd ever heard.
There had to be some mistake. Matt was a metal fan who loved Metallica and Megadeth not English alterna-music like what was on the band's previous album Love. But when I listened to Electric I understood immediately why Matt was excited. It's an amazing rock album and probably still ranks as one of my top ten all-time favorite albums. It's nearly flawless.
Today, 25 years and a number of albums later, the Cult is back with Choice of Weapon, a name which is unfortunately apt since the band doesn't seem to know what direction to go in; rock like Electric or alternative like Love. If I get a vote, which I should after all the CDs and concert tickets I've bought over the years, I would suggest alternative because the rock sound just isn't there anymore.
When the band tries to rock on Choice of Weapon, they fall flat from a combination of weak lyrics and a lack of truly driving guitar riffs. Songs like "Honey From a Knife," "For the Animals," and "Amnesia" are just tough to get through.
On the other hand "Elemental Light," the Bowie-esque "Life Death," and "This Night in the City of Forever" have some of the intensity and mystique that attracted fans to the band in the Love era without the dance-remix potential. They are powerful without trying too hard to rock.
But overall, it's true: you can't go home again nor can you go back to Cassette World. As much as I have loved and been a fan of the Cult for 25 years I can't recommend this album. Even the bright spots aren't enough to suggest adding this to your collection. Instead, if you aren't already familiar, go back and experience the band's true legacy: Rain, Electric, and Sonic Temple. Those are the weapons I would choose.


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Russia had to bail out 'brotherly' Ukraine, says Putin
President Vladimir Putin on Thursday said Russia had offered Ukraine a multi-billion dollar bailout package to steer the neighbouring "brotherly country" out of economic trouble and not to stem pro-EU protests.
Russia's economic assistance has infuriated the Ukrainian opposition spearheading mass street protests against President Viktor Yanukovych, whom they have accused of selling out to Moscow.
But using highly emotional language to describe Russia's relationship with the ex-Soviet state, Putin insisted that the generous gesture was only aimed at helping a fellow Slav country.
"Why did we take this decision? We often use the term 'brotherly nation', 'brotherly people'. And today we see that Ukraine is in a difficult situation, economically, socially and politically," Putin said at his annual press conference.
"If we really say that this is a brotherly people and a brotherly country then we must act like close relatives and help the Ukrainian people in this difficult situation."
Putin denied the assistance package had anything to do with the massive protests in Kiev or the Ukrainian government's aborted move late last month to sign an Association Agreement with the European Union.
Protesters are still occupying Independence Square in Kiev, known locally as the Maidan, in a bid to persuade the government to sign the EU trade and partnership pact, which would mark a major break with the Kremlin.
"It is not linked to the Maidan or the negotiations with Ukraine and the European Union," Putin said.
"There is no need to think anything up. No one is trying to strangle anyone," he added. "We are not trying to drag Ukraine anywhere."
During talks with Yanukovych on Tuesday Putin agreed to buy $15 billion (11 billion euros) of Ukraine's debt in eurobonds and slash its gas bill by a third, a move economists said would stave off the risk of a Ukrainian default for now.
He described the new gas agreement as "temporary" and said a long-term solution needed to be found that would allow Ukraine to keep the new lower price.
It has remained unclear what Russia is getting in return for the scheme and Putin has made clear he and Yanukovych did not discuss Kiev joining the Kremlin-led Customs Union of ex-Soviet states including Belarus and Kazakhstan.
Putin's traditionally marathon annual press conference was due to coincide later Thursday with a televised interview by Yanukovych with the main Ukraine television stations where he was expected to comment on the deal.
'We cannot wait until 2015'
The protests are the biggest to hit Ukraine since the 2004 Orange Revolution, a popular uprising which forced the annulment of fraudulent elections initially claimed by Yanukovych.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said a day earlier that Kiev had avoided bankruptcy and social collapse thanks to the "historic" bailout from Russia.
But the deal left the opposition fuming and European diplomats complaining it was nothing more than a temporary stop-gap to plug a hole in the Ukrainian economy.
European Union chair Lithuania warned that Ukraine had only delayed a looming crisis. "If money is given to plug a hole, it only postpones the crisis," Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius told AFP.
Opposition leader and world boxing champion Vitali Klitschko accused Yanukovych of "pawning" Ukraine to Russia by giving Moscow key Ukrainian assets as collateral. This has not been confirmed.
The government Thursday wants to bring the budget for 2014 before parliament but the opposition has vowed to physically block the session to prevent it being passed.
"We have clearly told the speaker that until the state crisis is resolved it is impossible to solve any questions in parliament. It is absolutely unacceptable to pass the budget on Thursday," said nationalist leader Oleg Tyagnybok.
Jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, an icon of the Orange Revolution, said the only solution to the crisis could be "the removal of Yanukovych constitutionally on the basis of the will of the people."
She said on Wednesday the ousting of Yanukovych could not wait until the next presidential elections, due in early 2015. "If we delay this until 2015, we are going to lose Ukraine," she said in a statement from detention read by her lawyer.


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Curtain times:
8PM March 22, 23 and 24.
Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. The show opened last night (3/16) and was a lot of fun. There's nothing quite like watching 40 kids tap-dancing to the title number! Or the huge dance scene that's wrapped around "Blow, Gabriel, Blow." Kat Cravens does a terrific job as Reno Sweeney, and is worth the price of admission. (No, I'm not her mother! Just a fan!)


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Detroit Lakes Farmers Market, September 2006
Things have progressed to the point where a recent Star Tribune headline read "Too Many Markets or Too Few Farmers?" It described a new farmers market in
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Broccoli: A later variety than we had a couple of weeks ago.
Sweet Onions
A couple Summer Squash: You may already be getting sick of this stuff, so I took it down to two this week.
Fresh Italian Parsley
Lacinato Kale: A Italian variety of kale which most call "Dino Kale" since it looks like it comes from prehistoric times.
Mini-head of lettuce: There was an area of salad mix uncut from last week which basically produced some mini-heads of lettuce…
Red Potatoes
Chiogga Beets : An heirloom variety. See recipe below.
Five Minute Beets
From Deborah Madison, Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone
4 beets, about 1 pound
1 T butter
Salt and pepper
Lemon juice or vinegar to taste
2 T chopped parsley, tarragon, dill, or other herb.
Grate beets into coarse shreds. Melt the butter into a skillet, add the beets, and toss with ½ teaspoon salt and pepper to taste. Add ¼ cup water, then cover the pan and cook over medium heat until the beets are tender. Remover the lid and raise the heat to boil off any excess water. Taste for salt, season with a little lemon juice or vinegar—balsamic or red wine is good—and toss with the herb. If you don't mind the shocking color, you can stir in a tablespoon of yogurt or sour cream, always a good addition to beets.


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Panasonic FPWIN Pro GetBlock Heap Buffer Overflow Remote Code Execution VulnerabilityZDI-16-331: May 11th, 2016
CVSS Score
Affected Vendors
Affected Products
FPWIN Pro
TippingPoint™ IPS Customer ProtectionTippingPoint IPS customers are protected against this vulnerability by Digital Vaccine protection filter ID 23793. For further product information on the TippingPoint IPS:
Vulnerability Details
This vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable installations of Panasonic FPWIN Pro. User interaction is required to exploit this vulnerability in that the target must visit a malicious page or open a malicious file.
The specific flaw exists within processing of a project file. A specially-crafted project file will lead to a write beyond the end of a heap buffer in the GetBlock method of the HEAPSTREAM object. An attacker can leverage this vulnerability to attain code execution under the context of the current process.
Vendor ResponsePanasonic has issued an update to correct this vulnerability. More details can be found at:
Disclosure Timeline
2016-01-19 - Vulnerability reported to vendor
2016-05-11 - Coordinated public release of advisory
CreditThis vulnerability was discovered by:
Steven Seeley of Source Incite


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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
SuzAnna's Antiques Newsletter
5 comments:
- Country Wings in Phoenix said...
Oh Jenny Sweetie...
My word I would be penniless if I lived close by. My gosh there are so many beautiful things. I love the fireplace mantel for one. I think I would leave it as is for now. How beautiful it is.
I adore the old cake carriers. Are they not beautiful? Oh my gosh you have so many things to share. I just love it.
That little yellow and green enamel table is precious if you had a little nook or breakfast area. Just darling.
Thanks for sharing sweetie. How is your Moma doing? I pray she is getting along fine, I continue to keep you both in my prayers.
Have a beautiful day sweetie. You are so love. Country hugs...Sherry
- March 3, 2010 at 9:55 PM
- Cottage Rose said...
Hello Jenny; I so can't wait to make a trip to visit your gorgeous shop.. When my friend Cindy gets back here, we are going to make a day trip,,, love all the beautiful things there.... have a great week.
- March 4, 2010 at 12:47 PM
- Lisa said...
Love the new look! You guys really work hard to move it and make it look awesome!!
Hugs, Lisa
- March 4, 2010 at 8:57 PM
- Charlotte said...
I would just go crazy in your shop! One day I'm going to take a trip to Raleigh just to meet you and your wonderful 'junk'!
- March 5, 2010 at 3:57 AM
- satya said...
Greatl...amazing, i was looking for something like this and i found it..thank you car rent in pune
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Hey guys,
me and my boyfriend are in a long distance relationship since 3 months. Saying 'I love you' is a rather new thing for us. Before we said that he was way more charming with his words. He gave me lots and lots of compliments, said lovey dovey stuff and talked about how much he misses me and all. He was so cute. Now it changed a bit. I see his affection in his jealousy and care for me but I still miss him talking about his feelings and giving me compliments. What could I do to get him more interested again and not taking me for granted?
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Vegetable Beef Soup/Stew, Slow Cooker
Donna Graffagnino
I've been making this for years and find that the easiest way is in a slow cooker. My nephew says it's his favorite soup. You can make this as thin or thick as you like and serve it over noodles or rice, or eat it just as it is.
★★★★★ 1 vote5
30 Min
4 Hr
Slow Cooker Crock Pot
- 1 Tbsp
- olive oil, butter, or bacon grease
- 1 1/2 lb
- beef stew meat, cut in 1" cubes
- 1 large
- onion, coarsely chopped
- 2-3 stalk(s)
- celery, sliced thick
- 1 medium
- bell pepper, diced
- 1 can(s)
- (15oz) petite diced tomatoes with juice
- 2 can(s)
- beef stock or broth
- 2 can(s)
- (11.5 oz) v-8 or tomato juice or tomato sauce
- 2 can(s)
- whole kernel corn, drained or 1 1/2 cups frozen
- 2 c
- frozen green peas, rinsed
- 1 1/2 c
- fresh or frozen green beans
- 1 can(s)
- baby lima beans, drained and rinsed (optional)
- 2 tsp
- granulated garlic
- 2 tsp
- worcestershire sauce
- 2 Tbsp
- dried parsley
- 2 Tbsp
- dried chives
- 3 large
- russet potatoes, peeled and large dice
- 3 large
- carrots, peeled and cut into large pieces
- salt & pepper to taste
How to Make Vegetable Beef Soup/Stew, Slow Cooker
- 1If your slow cooker has a browning feature, as mine does, put your oil, butter, or bacon grease in the pan and brown the stew meat until seared on all sides. Otherwise use a skillet and transfer the meat to the slow cooker and use some of the beef broth to deglaze your skillet and pour that into the cooker.
- 2Add all of the remaining ingredients. Stir well and set to Low for 8 hours, or High for 4 hours, depending on how hot and fast your cooker cooks.
- 3Depending on how thick or thin you like your soup you can add more stock when adding the carrots and potatoes. When those vegetables are done taste again because they will soak up a lot of the salt. Adjust seasoning as needed and serve over rice or elbow noodles if you like it thick like a stew or serve as is if you like it as a soup.
About Vegetable Beef Soup/Stew, Slow Cooker
Course/Dish: Beef Soups, Bean Soups, Vegetable Soup
Main Ingredient: Vegetable
Regional Style: American
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