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The Same But Different
I had a big blowout with Husband Number Two this week about disciplining our kids. And then I had a revelation.
Cupid, Take Aim at My Ex -- Please!
Once my first husband falls in love with someone else, it will be easier for me -- or so they say.
My Second Marriage Was about Love, Not Timing
This is something I've spent a lot of hours thinking about recently. When we choose our partner, what matters the most? What seals the deal and makes us proclaim to our family and friends, "This is the one!"?
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I'm not a huge believer in New Year's resolutions, but 2010 seems like a good year to start. While I resolve to treat my hurting stepchildren (who can sometimes be very rude to me) with love and compassion, I have a request for his ex.
Why Lust Matters
I used to be one of those women who convincingly argue that lust, passion and sex just aren't all that important. Not anymore!
Counseling Couldn't Fix My Broken Marriage
Once I told my husband I was in love with another man, we decided to go to marriage counseling. In some ways, I wish I would've chosen a girlfriend and a glass of wine instead.
The Affair That Wasn't
Most people think Patrick and I had a torrid affair for months. They assume that because we left our spouses for each other. It's a reasonable assumption, since that's probably what most often happens. But not in our case: ours was the affair that wasn't.
I Had No Choice But to Have an Affair
A lot of you responded to my story "Don't Call Me a Husband Stealer" by calling me horribly, disgustingly selfish. And I was selfish for leaving my husband and having an affair. But I had no choice.


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Rooney Mara's New Hairstyle Takes Serious Guts
Look at this girl to the left, and who do you see? You think it's just another schlub off the street, right? Nope. Ready for it? It's Rooney Mara. Ahhh, yes, you see it now in the eyes! The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo star has completely revamped her look for a role as a prescription drug addict in her latest film, The Bitter Pill (opposite of Channing Tatum, yum!).
She really is pretty unrecognizable, aside from the leftover signature short bangs. Going from jet black hair color to this -- talk about a drastic change, eh?
I could NEVER.
Rooney got her new 'do at the salon by adding in some extensions and then ombre-fying it. According to People, the ombre look would allow her to "look chic on the red carpet but still look unkempt for the movie." Right, because I would LOVE my hairstyle to scream "unkempt."
As a natural brunette myself, I just don't think I could ever go from what I've got to an ombre blonde. That's what this is, right? Dirty blonde? Besides the point: Brunette is what I know. It's who I am. It's nothing I want to part with ANY time soon.
It takes some major kahunas to make a drastic change like that. Rooney, she's lucky. Maybe not in this photo, per se, but in a few others, she looks pretty good blonde-ish. Dare I say it, she totally looks like a clone of Mischa Barton, no? OK, so maybe that's a leap.
Either way, kudos to her for making the jump and rockin' it. This girl? I could never.
Have you ever made a drastic hair color change?
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no drastic colors but drasic cuts yes!
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Bertha21April 18, 2012 at 2:00 PMYes I have, she is sooo unattractive. I don't think it looks good, buy that is just my opinion.
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This is not supposed to look good, she did it for her new role. If I was paid like a movie star I would do the same.
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the4muttsApril 18, 2012 at 3:13 PMI drastically change my hair every single season, without fail. I've shaved, extended, chopped, dyed, permed, straightened, and gone completely without a brush, using only my fingers for months a time or 2.
Its no b.f.d.
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Samantha Lane Grant Thomas says league lacks clear policy to deal with players who face criminal charges.
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Samantha Lane In the wake of several lamentable off-season events, Carlton has kept quiet about much of the behind-the-scenes work it is doing to address its leadership structures.
Players not hard enough: Ratten
Samantha Lane Seranta O'hAilpin's brain fade the exclamation mark on a litany of third-quarter errors Carlton committed against Hawthorn.
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Samantha Lane A 45-possession game puts Bryce Gibbs in Carlton's record books, but not at the top of Brett Ratten's best players.


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USHL Honors - Week 18
Monday January 28, 2013
Justin Kloos, Luke Johnson, Paul LaDue, and Connor Girard all earned weekly USHL awards for their recent performances. (photos by Britta Lewis, Brandon Anderson, Serena Dalhamer)
The United States Hockey League announced the CCM and Reebok player awards for the 18th week of the 2012-13 USHL regular season.
Award winners include Luke Johnson of the Lincoln Stars and Justin Kloos of the Waterloo Black Hawks who were named co-recipients of CCM Forward of the Week; Paul LaDue of the Lincoln Stars, selected as CCM Defenseman of the Week; and Connor Girard of the Dubuque Fighting Saints, who takes home honors as Reebok Goaltender of the Week.
Luke Johnson, F, Lincoln Stars: The 18-year-old tallied four goals and an assist over the weekend, leading then Stars to a pair of wins. On Friday night, he scored Lincoln's first goal mid-way through the first period on the power play and assisted on Paul LaDue's second period power play goal to help the Stars to a 3-2 shootout victory over the Sioux City Musketeers. After being held off of the score sheet on Saturday, the Grand Forks, ND native responded by recording his first USHL career hat trick, with a goal in each period, to lead the Stars to a 5-0 win over the Des Moines Buccaneers. Johnson currently ranks fifth on the team in scoring with 26 points (11g, 15a) and is tops with 11 points on the power play (6g, 5a).
Justin Kloos, F, Waterloo Black Hawks: The Lakeville, MN native had a big weekend for the Hawks recording six assists in two games played. Friday night, he notched the lone assist on Taylor Cammarata's first-period goal in Waterloo's 6-5 overtime loss to Tri-City. On Saturday, 19-year-old dished out five assists as Waterloo took down Omaha 8-1. His five assists on Saturday tied a USHL single-game high for the season (Ryan Lowney, Youngstown - 11/21/12) and was just one shy of the Black Hawks' team record for assists in a single game. He now has assists in five straight contests, collecting 13 over that span, and his 37 assists on the season is tops in the USHL.
Paul LaDue, D, Lincoln Stars: The Grand Forks, ND native had a point in each of the Stars' three games over the weekend. On Friday, he scored a second-period goal on the power play and buried the deciding goal in the shootout to lead the Stars to a 3-2 shootout win over the Sioux City Musketeers. He notched an assist in Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Fargo Force and added another assist in Sunday's 5-0 shutout over Des Moines. LaDue is currently riding a four-game point streak, amassing three goals and two assists over that span, and is third on the team in points (32) and second in assists (22).
Connor Girard, G, Dubuque Fighting Saints: The Edina, MN native was a perfect 3-0-0 with a .952 save percentage, 1.29 goals against average, and one shutout over the weekend. Friday night, he turned aside 35 shots and then stopped all eight attempts in the shootout to lead the Fighting Saints to a 4-3 shootout win over the Muskegon Lumberjacks. Saturday, the 19-year-old turned out a 23-save performance as Dubuque upended Team USA by a 3-1 margin. He blocked all 23 shots he faced to backstop the Fighting Saints to a 5-0 shutout on Sunday against Team USA and collect his first USHL career shutout. Girard has won six of his last seven starts, allowing just nine goals in those six wins. He is now third amongst USHL goaltenders with a 2.23 GAA and tied for tenth with a .904 SV%.
Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, the USHL celebrates its 11th season as the nation's only Tier I junior hockey league in 2012-13. With 20 NHL Draft picks on team rosters and over 250 players already committed to NCAA Division I schools this season, the USHL has emerged as the world's foremost producer of junior hockey talent. For more information, visit us on the web at www.USHL.com or visit the League's social media platforms, including Facebook (www.facebook.com/ushlhockey), twitter (www.twitter.com/ushl), and YouTube (www.youtube.com/ushlinteractive). Fans can also watch USHL action all season long, live or on-demand via FASTHockey (ushl.fasthockey.com).
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OCALA, FL – The Rutgers Women's Golf Team is tied for 12th with a 628 (314-314) team score after two rounds at the Ocala Spring Invitational, played Sunday and Monday at the Juliette Falls Golf Resort. Freshman Samantha Moyal (Alameda, Calif.) continued her strong play on Monday and enters Tuesday's final round 12th in the 82-player field with a 148 (70-78) on the 6,113-yard course.
Moyal, who has six birdies in the tournament, is seven strokes behind Mercer's Lacey Fears, who sits atop the leaderboard with a three-under par 141.
Senior Brittany Weddell (Buzzards Bay, Mass.) was the Scarlet Knights' top performer on Monday, carding a 77 to move into a tie for 46th place with a 157. She has 25 pars through 36 holes.
Freshman Gabrielle Sacheli (Pittsford, N.Y.) also performed well on day two, shooting a 79 to enter Wednesday tied for 58th. She is minus two in par five scoring for the event.
Freshman Melanie Chambers (Henderson, Nev.) and senior Karen Cash (Allendale, N.J.) round out the team scorecard. Chambers is tied for 63rd with a 162 (82-80) and Cash is 80th with a 171 (90-81).
Mercer is in first place, 12 strokes ahead of the rest of the field, with a 584 (293-291). Stetson and Toledo are tied for second at 596.
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Tom Walker
Wm. Thomas Walker is the Dean of the School of Professional & Continuing Studies at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. In his capacity as dean he oversees all professional and continuing education activity for the university. A native of Mobile, AL, his educational background includes degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi, the University of North Texas, and a Doctor of Arts in music performance from the University of Northern Colorado.
Prior to his appointment at UMSL, Walker had been at Oklahoma State University where he served as Associate Dean for continuing education in the College of Arts & Sciences and held a faculty appointment in the Department of Music. Continuing education programming flourished under his leadership and included a wide variety of credit and non-credit activity. A notable contribution was the development of an online course creation program which recruited faculty, provided technical and instructional design assistance, and a broad array of services for students. This program led to exponential growth in enrollment and course offerings of the unit.
Walker's doctoral research (The Effects of an Epoxy Resin Surface Coating on the Characteristic Sound of the Trombone) inspired his continuing interest in music technology. He developed a series of four courses in music technology and analog and digital recording technology. He also provided digital editing and mastering services for music department faculty and ensemble recordings.
Walker has also worked extensively as a trombonist, arranger, and conductor. While serving as Music Director for the Oklahoma Hall of Fame awards show he worked with such luminaries as Steve Allen, Vince Gill, Reba McEntire, and others, for which on three occasions he received an Angel Award by Excellence In Media. His musical arrangements have been widely performed and broadcast and as a conductor he has worked with some of the world's most notable jazz musicians. Walker has also performed and recorded widely as a trombonist, including a U.S. State Department tour of Portugal and the former Soviet Union with the University of North Texas One O'clock Jazz Band. His work with Spiritual to the Bone (a jazz trombone ensemble) included five CD's, U.S. and European tours, and an invitation to perform at the International Trombone Festival in 2003.
Prior to joining the music faculty at Oklahoma State University Walker served on the faculty at the University of Central Florida and as a graduate teaching assistant at the University of Northern Colorado. His articles and reviews have appeared in professional music journals and he has presented at both music and continuing education professional meetings. He is a member of the University Professional Education Association and the Association for Continuing Higher Education.
Deborah Baldini
Dr. Deborah Baldini serves as the Associate Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences and as the Associate Dean for the College of Fine Arts and Communication, School of Professional & Continuing Studies. She provides leadership for the Advanced Credit Program, the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education, the Foreign Language Connection, the Gateway Writing Project, the Next Chapter Book Club, and the continuing education programming for the departments within both Colleges.
A member of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Dr. Baldini has taught Spanish at UMSL since 1980. She has published software for college-level Spanish, has served as a reviewer of college-level Spanish textbooks and multimedia projects, and has served as a consultant to high schools, community colleges, and universities. Dr. Baldini is a member of the Board of Program Reviewers for the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), is a member of the National Screening Committee for the U.S. Student Fulbright Program, and is the Chair of the Liberal Learning Community of Practice for the University Continuing Education Association. She has presented papers at numerous state and national conferences and is a member of the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, the American Translators Association, the Foreign Language Teachers Association, the University Continuing Education Association, and the American Council on Education Missouri Network for Women in Higher Education.
Dr. Baldini received a BA cum laude in Spanish Language and Literature from Washington University in St. Louis, an MA in Spanish Language and Literature from Washington University in St. Louis, and a PhD in Educational Psychology from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Dr. Baldini also completed the Management Development Program at Harvard University.
Gina Ganahl
Gina V. Ganahl serves as Associate Dean for the School of Professional & Continuing Studies and Affiliate Assistant Professor in the College of Education at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. She directs the Program Support department and oversees the Marketing and Information department for the Division. Program Support is responsible for providing logistic, registration, fiscal, and contract support for the school's noncredit programs, conferences, and off-campus credit courses.
Marketing and Information is a full-service marketing department that provides graphic design, editing, web design services, and electronic communications services to the Division. Gina also manages the J.C. Penney Conference Center on the UMSL campus.Gina earned a doctorate in Instructional Theory and Practice from the College of Education at the University of Missouri–Columbia, a master's degree in Marketing Education from the University of Missouri–Columbia, and a bachelor's degree in business administration and marketing from the University of Illinois-Urbana.
She has served on the executive council of the Missouri Association for Adult, Continuing, and Community Education (MAACCE) since 2005 and is currently serving as Immediate Past President.
Perry Drake
Perry is the Digital Media Marketing Program Director & Assistant Professor for the School of Professional & Continuing Studies and the College of Business Administration.
Perry comes from New York University where he taught and created leading edge classes and curriculum including Social Media Analytics & Measurement, Advanced Web Analytics using Adobe SiteCatalyst, and SAS Data Mining for Marketers Certification. He forged unique relationships with various vendors such as Adobe (using their SiteCatalyst product for Webtracking), Netbase (a major social listening tool) and SAS (the premier data analytics tool). He also regularly involved his students in the Google Paid Search Challenge (an international university competition) and the Adobe Web Analytics Competition. He taught at both the graduate and undergraduate level. He also received two outstanding teaching awards during his 14 years at NYU. In addition, Perry also does various training programs for the Direct Marketing Association located in New York City.
Kay Gasen
Kay serves as director of the Community Partnership Project at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, a joint initiative with University of Missouri Extension.
In this role, she provides leadership to a variety of efforts that link the university and the St. Louis metropolitan community. Her strengths include planning, program development and implementation and the development of collaborations and partnerships.
Kay joined the University of Missouri faculty in 1986 and has more than 20 years of experience as an educator, program manager, and administrator, including serving as Extension community development specialist, regional director, Public Policy Research Center director of Community and Neighborhood Development, and Urban Program leader. She has also been project director for two U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Community Outreach Partnership Center grants, serving Old North St. Louis and Affton.
Kay is a UMSL graduate with a master's degree in Public Policy Administration. She was the 2003 recipient of the C. Brice Ratchford Memorial Fellowship Award, in recognition of outstanding commitment, dedication, and effectiveness in advancing the land-grant mission of the University of Missouri.
Melissa Hattman
Melissa is the Director of Community College Relations. Among her other responsibilities as director , Melissa provides direction and oversight for the PCS Outreach program, a program for degree completion of select undergraduate and graduate degrees on community college campuses in the St. Louis metropolitan area.
Melissa joined the University of Missouri Office of Admissions in 1996 and has more than 20 years of combined experience in secondary and post secondary education, both as a teacher and an administrator. In her 13 year tenure ,she has served UMSL as Director of Admissions and Director of Transfer Services. She is currently serving a six year term as a board trustee for St. Louis Community College. Melissa is an UMSL graduate with a master's degree in Adult and Higher Education.
Clark Hickman
Clark J. Hickman is Associate Dean for the School of Professional & Continuing Studies and Associate Research Professor of Educational Psychology, Research and Evaluation in the College of Education.
He earned his doctorate in educational psychology and adult education in 1993. His teaching area is research methods, and his research area is teacher efficacy and program evaluation in distance education. He is a 2002 alum of the UM President's Leadership Institute and a co-recipient of a 2001 Award for Excellence for a Continuing Education initiative by the University Continuing Education Association. In addition to his teaching and administrative duties, he is a manuscript reviewer for two international journals and, in 2007-2008, led a national committee on distance education. He is also a Commission on the UPCEA Learning, Instruction and Technology Commission, running through 2011.
Ann Kaup
Ann Kaup is the Budget and operations Specialist for the School of Professional & Continuing Studies.
John Matthews
John Matthews is the Assistant Dean of Marketing and E-Communication for the School of Professional & Continuing Studies at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
He graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia with an MBA in Finance and BSBA in Marketing. John came from the corporate world with sales and product management experience, working with American Express Incentive Services, Tyco Healthcare/Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, and Hoechst Marion Roussel Pharmaceuticals. He owned and operated several internet-based companies dealing with short-dated pharmaceuticals and affiliate marketing before coming to UMSL.


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Frying Pan Fishing Fun – Sept 16/19
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Wow, did we have fun on the Frying Pan River September 16-19!!!!!!!!!!!! This was a new chapter trip arranged by Joe Snoy through Frying Pan Anglers who own the accommodations at Taylor Creek Cabins. The participant were Kent Higgins, Bill Honeyfield, Bill Wiebesiek, Jim Ives, Duane Vandeventer, Todd Young, Jerry Shin and Joe Snoy. Fishing started slow on Thursday, but on Friday the guys "broke the code" and started catching rainbows and browns on size 22, 24, 26 emergers and dries. The fish seemed to prefer the Barr Emerver. The group concentrated on the section of the river at the bridge below Reudi Reservoir and several of the guys had 20+ fish days. Most of fish were between 8-16 inches. Four of the guys arranged float trips on the Colorado River below Glenwood Springs through the Frying Pan Anglers. The Colorado River fish were very fussy and difficult to catch, but one 21 inch 4 pound rainbow was landed. Keeping in tune with the TU mission, we performed a "bug collection" experiment in "the Pan" across from the cabins just to get a feel for the health of the River. The result was two stoneflies and a zillion size 50 midges/mayflies, etc. The close-in accommodations made fishing access to the river a breeze. The cabins are rustic on the outside but modern on the inside with a full kitchen, 2 bedrooms, living room with sleeper, satellite TV, phone and outdoor gas grill. We had so much fun that Joe is thinking about making reservation for next year.
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Great trip. We had a great time, but could not entice the large fish in the upper river. Lower down, the dry fly fishing was super. Thanks to Joe for organizing a very successful event.
This looks like a great trip. Some big fish in there. I'm looking forward to next years trip.
i guide for frying pan anglers. those cabins are great and u cant beat the frying pan river in late summer. good stuff.
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Friday links don't look very encouraging
A long-overdue tab dump which will make me feel much freer over the long Memorial Day weekend:
$400 billion of Lehman Brothers assets ("at nondistressed prices") are being valued at $45 billion.
Rick Bookstaber: The Flight to Simplicity in Derivatives
Models Didn't Bring Down Wall Street; People Brought Down Wall Street: I basically agree with this, although it's couched as though we disagree. (I'm the "author who has been widely published on the subject of Wall Street's use of mathematical models" the blog entry is talking about.)
U.S. Household Deleveraging and Future Consumption Growth: The future's not pretty. Yet another case where a very long boom is likely to be followed by a similarly long bust, and yet another reason not to get too bullish right now.
An interesting question from Willem Buiter: "interest on money is forbidden by the Quran. I don't know what Sharia scholars would have to say about negative nominal interest rates."
Ryan Chittum sees "Hints of an Explosive Wall Street Story from FT's Tett" — he may be right, but I don't smell the same smoking gun that he smells. On the other hand, if there really are banks which have positioned themselves to benefit from a bankruptcy, only to then push that borrower into bankruptcy, Chittum is right that all hell would break loose — especially if they turned out to be US banks. Banks have a lot of power to decide who gets to roll over their loans and who doesn't. They should never abuse that power for their own speculative profit.
Google drops idea to buy newspaper: Unless there's "some massive, massive set of corporate bankruptcies". Which isn't all that unlikely.
Felix Salmon needs to get a haircut and then comb his hair!!!
Short answer: any excess or shortfall, by prior agreement, on money loaned is not permissible.
Buiter writes: "If if were viewed as a gift from the lender to the borrower it might even be condoned." This is true; but a "gift" (whether from lender to borrower, or vice versa) can not, by definition, be by prior contract.
The rationale for the prohibition of riba is slightly different from the analysis that Buiter presents. In brief, in Islamic law, acts are judged by intent. In "transactions" (the exchange, spot, or deferred of "property") the intent is either charity, or commerce ("both" is inadmissible). If charity, no premium or discount on the principal, by prior agreement, is permissible. If commerce, all capital must share in the risk of the basic transaction (from which profit is expected), to be eligible for a lawful share in the return.
Thus riba is forbidden not because it is "an increase in capital without any services being provided"; it is forbidden because it is an increase in capital, despite the fact that the capital has been shielded completely from the risk of the fundamental venture. In other words, it isn't that "something for nothing ain't right"; rather, it is a case, if you will, of "no risk, no gain"!
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While the burgers were firming up, I grilled the rest of my yellow, red, green and poblano peppers up and sauted my mushrooms with garlc and red pepper flaked. At this point, I stopped and made myself a little lunch out of a corn tortilla, peppers, baked seitan and a tiny bit of avocado. I had planned on eating two tacos, but one was enough. Now the burger mixture was firm enough to make into 12 burgers, which I cooked in my cast iron pan and 12 meatballs , which I baked in my toaster oven. I also made 4 sausage size patties for breakfast.
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Salad for breakfast? You are a true blue veggie lover. The closest breakfast salad I could do is fruit with my oats. I love days when I can cook up a kitchen full and live on the leftovers.ReplyDelete
Bryanna adds tofu to the newest seitan recipes and puts it through a long kneading time. I have taken Bryannas "ham" seitan roast sliced to church potlucks and have had omni's say "mmmm, if I could eat like that I could be a veg." I cook mine in the slowcooker (unless I want a special presentation then I put it in the clay cooker)...I cook it overnight and then in the morning take a few bites (smells so good). Then, stick it in the frig to cool (the texture hardens some). At supper heat and eat or keep it cold. It also slices thin for luncheon meats! Awesome good stuff.
WOW what a long day!ReplyDelete
You were certainly busy today. Hope you're feeling better too : )
PS Don't forget to stop by my blog while I'm on vacation. Richard's still posting for me ;)
wow - you really kept yourself busy. Sometimes cooking is the best therapy. I'm sorry to hear about your grandmother.ReplyDelete
we are kindred spirits--yesterday, I had a veggie burger for breakfast. I knew it was odd, but that's what I wanted and I enjoyed it so much.ReplyDelete
this salad looks so incredibly fresh and delish. I admire your energy.
I've never considered salad for breakfast. I have a pretty bad sweet tooth first thing in the morning. ;-)ReplyDelete
Holy tofu, that's a lotta cooking! Sounds like lots of fun, though -- well, except for all that cleanup! I know I've had a whopper of a cooking day when I have to do dishes three or four times!


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Everyone loves to party for a good cause, and this evening (March 2) stars of all kinds gathered for the 22nd Annual Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party in West Hollywood.
Glamming up the fancy fete were actresses Ashley Greene, who rocked a knee-length white dress, and Anna Paquin, who made a statement in a black frock with colorful accents as she held hands with hubby Stephen Moyer.
Honoring the best and brightest performances in film and television over the year, the 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards has lined up a batch of big name presenters.
On Wednesday (January 15), Executive Producers Jeff Margolis and Kathy Connell announced that Matt Damon, Robert DeNiro, Chiwetel Ejiofor, SAG-AFTRA President Ken Howard, Mindy Kaling, Jennifer Lawrence, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, James Marsden, Ewan McGregor, Lupita Nyong'o, Sarah Paulson, Julia Roberts, Elisabeth Röhm, Meryl Streep, and Emma Thompson will all grace the stage.
Showing some love to their Italian fans, Robert De Niro and Sylvester Stallone showed up at a photocall for "Grudge Match" in Rome on Tuesday (January 7).
The "Rocky" hunk and the "Meet the Parents" star both looked to be in good spirits as they smiled and posed for the press outside the Hassler Hotel.
Bringing new meaning to the term "silver screen," the gentlemen stars of "Last Vegas" attended the premiere in New York City on Tuesday (October 29).
Posing together on the red carpet, Michael Douglas wore black on black, while Morgan Freeman chose a black suit with a crisp white dress shirt. Opting for a tie with his suit, Robert De Niro wore navy blue.
It's no secret that pop music tends to have some silly lyrics, and the stars of "Last Vegas" were cool enough to read the words to some of the hottest songs of the day.
During a recent interview, Robert De Niro had the pleasure of reciting Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball," though he seemed unimpressed with the content.
Showing some love to his Japanese fan base, Robert De Niro attended a promotional event for "The Family" at the 26th Tokyo International Film Festival today (October 22).
Joined by his wife Grace Hightower, the "Meet the Parents" star was pleased with the warm reception he received at Roppongi Hills Theater ahead of the film's big premiere.
Showing some love to their French fans, the stars of "The Family" showed up at the big Paris premiere on Wednesday night (October 16).
Robert De Niro was more than happy to pose for the paparazzi at the Europacorp Cinema along with his fellow cast mates Dianna Agron and Michelle Pfeiffer.
Pushing international box office success for their new movie, the cast of "The Family" headed to the premiere in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday (October 15).
Classing up the red carpet was Michelle Pfeiffer in a white blouse, black and gold jacket, and slim black pants while her younger co-star Dianna Agron wore a black and white patterned gown.
They're both living legends in their own right, and Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro have struck gold with their new flick "Grudge Match."
In a just-released teaser trailer, the "Rocky" hunk and the "Meet the Parents" star play aging, retired rival fighters who cross paths decades after their last fight.
They may be sporting quite a bit of gray hair, but the guys from "Last Vegas" can still let loose as shown in the new trailer released on Thursday (July 18).
In the geriatric comedy, three sixty-something friends take a break from their day-to-day lives to throw a bachelor party in Las Vegas for their last remaining single pal.


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this is another image of the Forum in Pompeii. if you look on the left side, you can see a few white squares on the ground. those are the original marble squares that at one time use to cover the whole area.
Pompeii is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Italy, with approximately 2.5 million visitors each year.
the left image is a view of the Forum (the economic, religious, and political center of the city) with Mount Vesuvius in the background.
the right image is of another paved street in Pompeii.
this is a close-up of a paved street. if you look closely, you can see the grooves in the stone from chariot wheels.
this is an image of a paved street in Pompeii. the streets are straight and laid out in a grid pattern, they have houses and shops on both sides of the street. at the time of the eruption, the town could have had some 20,000 people.
here are a few more images of Pompeii. the image on the left is of some kind of theatre area the city had.
the right image is of a house from that time period.
this is an image of Pompeii, Italy. the city of Pompeii is a partially buried Roman town near Naples. Pompeii was completely destroyed and buried when the volcano Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79. the city was lost for nearly 1,700 years before its accidental discovery in 1749.
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Your doctor may also want you to take a calcium supplement, often combined with vitamin D. Vitamin D helps your body absorb calcium and other minerals. It is found in eggs, salmon, sardines, swordfish, and some fish oils. It is added to milk and can be taken in calcium and vitamin supplements. In addition to what you take in from food, your body makes vitamin D in response to sunlight.
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In addition to diet and exercise, quitting smoking and avoiding excessive use of alcohol and cola will also reduce your risk of bone loss.
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Whether you will tend to develop osteopenia is, in part, already determined. Things like whether you have any family members who have had osteoporosis or osteopenia, whether you have chronic asthma that requires you to take steroids, and how much calcium and vitamin D you got while you were growing up are beyond your control now. But if you are a young adult or if you are raising children, there are things you can do to help develop strong bones and help slow down osteopenia and prevent osteoporosis.
Your bones don't reach their greatest density until you are about 30 years old. So for children and people younger than 30, anything that helps increase bone density will have long-term benefits. To maximize bone density, make sure you get plenty of calcium and vitamin D through your diet and by spending a little time in the sun, get weight-bearing exercise on a regular basis, don't smoke, and avoid cola and excessive alcohol. If you have children, teach them to eat healthy, get regular exercise, and avoid smoking and alcohol. Also, get them to play a little in the sunshine to help their bodies make more vitamin D. Talk with your doctor about how much and what sources of vitamin D are right for your child.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks fell on Thursday as retail sales rose solidly in November, adding to signs the economy is strong enough for the Federal Reserve to begin reducing the pace of monetary stimulus.
Profit-taking also played a part in the market's decline, with investors selling some stocks to lock in gains from this year's rally. The S&P 500 is set to close its strongest yearly performance in more than a decade.
"Year-end activity is clouding reactions to some economic news," said Drew Wilson, an analyst at Fenimore Asset Management in Cobleskill, New York.
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The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> fell 104.10 points or 0.66 percent, to end at 15,739.43. The S&P 500 <.SPX> lost 6.72 points or 0.38 percent, to finish at 1,775.50. The Nasdaq Composite <.IXIC> dropped 5.41 points or 0.14 percent, to close at 3,998.403.
Many market participants have expected the Fed to announce a cut in its $85 billion a month in bond purchases in March, but that timeline may have shortened after Friday's better-than-expected November payrolls report and Tuesday's initial agreement in Washington on a bipartisan budget.
Other markets also reacted to the perception of a shorter timeline for the Fed's tapering of its bond-buying stimulus. The U.S. dollar rose 0.4 percent against a basket of major currencies <.DXY> and spot gold slid 2 percent.
The Fed's policy-setting committee is scheduled to meet for the last time this year on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The market is expected to be more volatile ahead of the Fed meeting. The CBOE Volatility Index <.VIX> closed on Thursday at 15.54, its highest since October 15, and the options market showed a trader purchased 40,000 call options at the 22 strike. The VIX has not traded above 22 this year, though it brushed against that level in June in the wake of a Fed announcement.
Data showing the biggest jump in a year in initial claims for unemployment benefits was mostly ignored as figures were skewed by adjustments for the season and other factors.
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Food services provider Aramark Holdings Corp
Shares of J.C. Penney
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Decliners beat advancers on the NYSE by a ratio of about 7 to 5. On the Nasdaq, winners and losers were almost evenly distributed.
About 6.2 billion shares changed hands on U.S. exchanges, slightly above the 6.1 billion average so far this month, according to data from BATS Global Markets.
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12 U.S. Code § 4611 - Risk-based capital levels for regulated entities
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(a) In general
(1) Enterprises
The Director shall, by regulation, establish risk-based capital requirements for the enterprises to ensure that the enterprises operate in a safe and sound manner, maintaining sufficient capital and reserves to support the risks that arise in the operations and management of the enterprises.
(2) Federal Home Loan Banks
The Director shall establish risk-based capital standards under section 1426 of this title for the Federal Home Loan Banks.
Source(Pub. L. 102–550, title XIII, § 1361,Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3972; Pub. L. 110–289, div. A, title I, § 1110(a),July 30, 2008, 122 Stat. 2675.)
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Our changing world in cartograms
In this series of interactive cartograms, FedEx shows our changing world (and I guess, how they are changing with it) through a variety of worldwide demographics such as access to mobile Web, growth, and happiness. Above is the cartogram for richest countries i.e. GDP. Choose a topic, press play, and the cartogram changes accordingly to match the current metric.
In case you're unfamiliar with cartograms, they're the same idea as choropleth maps, but instead of using color to represent a metric, the country areas are used. A caveat of choropleth maps is that large geographic areas inevitably end up looking more prominent even if their value is lower than that of a smaller country. A cartogram on the other hand will make even a smaller country more prominent if it has a higher value for whatever metric. The caveat with cartograms of course is that you can easily end up with a big blob.
For example, here's the cartogram for high-technology exports. Looking kind of blobby in Europe.
Have a look for yourself. There are quite a few other topics to click through.
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This is a really innovative, fun and interesting application of cartograms. Be careful however, some of the data topics work better than others. Scroll over the countries and there is often no relationship between the data value and the degree to which the country area has been adjusted.
A cartogram by them self is a problematic representation in it self. It is asking us to compare the relative size of odd shaped areas (countries scaled by data) to a memorized area (the non-scaled world map). Even the idea of using the area of a country as the primary factor can cause all kinds of trouble, and for economical data population will often be a better choice.
Finally I wounder about the relatedness of the data presented on the map. A quick visual comparison and you will lean towards 'bigger is better' but only some data are 'normalized' in one way or another. e.g. the view with newspapers -> radio and television stations -> access to mobile web. The two first datasets are "different titles available with the geographical area" and the third is "percentage of population with access to mobile web".
In my opinion this is one of the worst examples of data visualizations I have seen on this blog. It offers no help towards the comparison of related values and is based on poorly selected data.
The problem with these 'cartograms' is that they play off an implicit comparison: the maps with which we are familiar. First, my wrong interpretation: that they compare implicitly to area, which would make sense if all land were equally fertile and everyone agricultural (so one could visualize differences in agricultural productivity easily using a cartogram) or if there were equal population distributions (so one could visualize per capita numbers by extension). However, none of this is true because the maps to which we are accustomed are not equal area maps (think Greenland, which always looks huge, and Africa is compressed). So the implicit comparison is to something pretty artifactual in the first place. Especially since the lowest population density, least productive land is the most stretched (Antartica).
So, then, what do these maps show us? They show us some sort of massive conflation. When people say that Europe 'looks blobby' – first, we don't have a good sense of how big Europe should be on an equal area map. Even if we did, is this because Europe has high population densities? Or high efficiencies? All we know is that it looks larger than it does on a mercator projection…
Is there a projection issue? Canada (warning, I might be biased) consistently appears under-represented in those figures. We have one of the highest life expectancies in the world at 81 years, and yet the size difference compared to a Burundi (50.4) or Mongolia (66) isn't apparent to me in the figures.
Very cool animation, but with the distortions due to width/height ratio, shape, etc. of different countries, I don't find the figures informative.
Very interesting, creative idea :)
Maybe it would be better if the countries has different sizes but "old shapes", of course then there should be spaces between them. Just like on this map http://www.cbs.nl/en-GB/menu/themas/internationale-handel/cijfers/extra/2008-animatie.htm
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Teva pays the price for premature marketing authorisation
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19 Sep 2012
The UK High Court has granted Merck and Bristol-Myers Squibb (jointly, "BMS") an interim injunction preventing Teva from launching its generic version of blockbuster anti-retroviral SUSTIVA®. This pro-patentee decision sounds a warning to companies seeking marketing approval for generic drugs well in advance of expiry of the brand owner's period of exclusivity ([2012] EWHC 627 (Pat)).
The facts were as follows:
BMS alleged that Teva's actions amounted to a threat and intent to market Efavirenz Teva and thus to infringe the patent. Teva argued that BMS's case had no reasonable grounds because no infringement had yet taken place and its actions did not amount to a threat to infringe. The questions of whether the launch of Efavirenz Teva would amount to infringement of the patent and whether the patent was valid were not considered in these proceedings.
BMS's case rested on three main points:
The judge held that it was not enough for BMS simply to fear that Teva might commit an infringing act. The key was the existence of a threat and an intention to infringe, and whether the court could infer the existence of such a threat in the absence of any infringing activities.
Marketing authorisation granted 22 months before SPC expiry
On the facts, the judge held that BMS had sufficient basis to bring its claim for pre-trial relief. The presence of the marketing authorisation was the concrete basis for the inference that Teva threatened and intended to sell Efavirenz Teva at some point in the future. Crucially, when coupled with the fact that the marketing authorisation was obtained 22 months before SPC expiry, this was sufficient to infer that Teva threatened and intended to launch Efavirenz Teva before the patent expired.
Teva could not provide convincing reasons why it was normal commercial practice to obtain a marketing authorisation so far in advance of patent expiry, and so could not discharge the inference that this was done because there was intent to launch before expiry.
Teva's silence
Teva's failure to state its intentions following BMS's letters in December 2011 and January 2012 was also considered to be highly relevant. The judge held that this silence alone would not have been determinative; however, the silence coupled with the marketing authorisation acquired 22 months in advance of patent expiry was sufficient for the court to draw an inference that Teva intended to launch before patent expiry and before full trial. The existence and timing of the marketing authorisation were critical.
Atorvastatin episode
The judge pointed out that the imminence of the threat was highly relevant in deciding whether to grant pre-trial relief in the form of an injunction. For example, if Teva's intent was to launch as far in the future as October 2013 (which was still before SPC expiry), then an interim injunction would not be necessary because a normal trial could run its course and resolve the issues before October 2013. If the patentee succeeded at full trial, then a final injunction would be available to preserve its rights.
In connection with the question of imminence, Teva's conduct in the atorvastatin litigation was considered to be important, as this showed that it was capable of "surreptitiously" launching a generic drug in advance of patent expiry, even when its stated intention was to the contrary.
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In light of the above findings, the judge also held that the "balance of convenience" favoured BMS (ie, that not granting the interim injunction would cause greater unquantifiable damage to BMS than granting the injunction would cause to Teva).
BMS argued that launch of Efavirenz Teva would cause it serious and irremediable harm given the size of the market and the inevitable price drop that would occur following such a launch. Teva filed no evidence to counter this point or respond to the argument that it had taken no action to "clear the way" by seeking a declaration of non-infringement and/or revocation of the patent.
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The Universal Classroom
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The American public school, in its long common school tradition, continues to be one of the most important meeting grounds for the great American experiment in diversity and unity. One teacher tells the story of her universal classroom, and you are invited to also.
How Asian Teachers Polish Each Lesson to Perfection
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The largest observational study of Japanese and Chinese classrooms ever undertaken reveals a widespread, almost uniform, excellence in the structure and content of class lessons. We can't expect the same here, say the authors, until the conditions under which American teachers practice their profession change radically.
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More and more schools and community groups are providing teenagers with mentors—adults who can lend a hand or an ear and open windows on ways of life the student might otherwise never see.
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F or the past three years Hope House has been serving Warren and City Schools through the Bowling Green Backpack Program. It has been an amazing opportunity to serve the schools and provide over 400 children with a grocery bag of food for the weekend who would otherwise go hungry due to uncontrollable circumstances. This ministry effort could not be possible without Broadway United Methodist, Rich Pond Baptist Church, Living Hope Baptist Church, business supporters, and individuals who have supported this ministry for the past three years. God has provided through these means and we are forever grateful.
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49 U.S. Code § 20104 - Emergency authority
(a) Ordering Restrictions and Prohibitions.—
(1) If, through testing, inspection, investigation, or research carried out under this chapter, the Secretary of Transportation decides that an unsafe condition or practice, or a combination of unsafe conditions and practices, causes an emergency situation involving a hazard of death, personal injury, or significant harm to the environment, the Secretary immediately may order restrictions and prohibitions, without regard to section 20103 (e) of this title, that may be necessary to abate the situation.
(2) The order shall describe the condition or practice, or a combination of conditions and practices, that causes the emergency situation and prescribe standards and procedures for obtaining relief from the order. This paragraph does not affect the Secretary's discretion under this section to maintain the order in effect for as long as the emergency situation exists.
(b) Review of Orders.— After issuing an order under this section, the Secretary shall provide an opportunity for review of the order under section 554 of title 5. If a petition for review is filed and the review is not completed by the end of the 30-day period beginning on the date the order was issued, the order stops being effective at the end of that period unless the Secretary decides in writing that the emergency situation still exists.
(c) Civil Actions To Compel Issuance of Orders.— An employee of a railroad carrier engaged in interstate or foreign commerce who may be exposed to imminent physical injury during that employment because of the Secretary's failure, without any reasonable basis, to issue an order under subsection (a) of this section, or the employee's authorized representative, may bring a civil action against the Secretary in a district court of the United States to compel the Secretary to issue an order. The action must be brought in the judicial district in which the emergency situation is alleged to exist, in which that employing carrier has its principal executive office, or for the District of Columbia. The Secretary's failure to issue an order under subsection (a) of this section may be reviewed only under section 706 of title 5.
Source(Pub. L. 103–272, § 1(e),July 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 864; Pub. L. 110–432, div. A, title III, § 304,Oct. 16, 2008, 122 Stat. 4879.)
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In subsection (a)(1), the words "or both" are omitted as surplus. The words "immediately may order restrictions and prohibitions . . . that may be necessary to abate the situation" are substituted for "may immediately issue an order . . . imposing such restrictions or prohibitions as may be necessary to bring about the abatement of such emergency situation" to eliminate unnecessary words.
In subsection (a)(2), the words "or a combination of conditions and practices" are added for consistency with paragraph (1). The words "(as determined by the Secretary)" are omitted as surplus. The last sentence is substituted for 45:432(d) (last sentence) for clarity.
In subsection (b), the words "the Secretary" are added for clarity.
In subsection (c), the words "issue an order" are substituted for "seek relief" for consistency in this section. The words "The action must be brought in the judicial district" are substituted for "for the judicial district" for consistency in the revised title.
2008—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 110–432substituted "death, personal injury, or significant harm to the environment" for "death or personal injury".
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