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Giroux, Couturier shine in epic Flyers win, Dustin Brown lead the Kings, the Red Wings even the score and the Devils' quick start is enough to get the job done.
Scott Cullen looks at Friday night's NHL playoff action.
EPIC BATTLE OF PENNSYLVANIAWhile playoff hockey in all venues is played at a level of intensity that is far and away superior to regular season action, the Flyers-Penguins series is another level higher -- more intense than garden variety playoff hockey, which is already great, and the constant changes in momentum make this series as entertaining as one could want.
The Penguins, who now trail the series 2-0 after losing 8-5 at home in Game Two, may not be entertained, particuarly since they've blown leads (3-0 after one in Game One; 3-1 after one in Game Two) in each of the first two games.
Philadelphia's comeback was paced by a six-point night for Claude Giroux, the league's third-leading scorer who had three goals and three assists. He combined with former Penguin Maxime Talbot for a pair of shorthanded goals, with Giroux and Talbot each notching one, assisted by the other. Talbot finished the game a plus-5, the best single game mark of his career. In 536 regular season and playoff games before Friday night, Talbot twice registered a plus-3 rating.
Talbot wasn't the only ex-Penguin that was a factor, either, as Jaromir Jagr scored what proved to be the game-winning goal.
Providing additional support for Giroux's epic performance was rookie Sean Couturier, who had three goals and an assist. The eighth overall pick in the 2011 draft, Couturier has impressed, right out of the gate, with a mature defensive game that has allowed Flyers coach Peter Laviolette to match Couturier up against other teams' top scorers.
To wit, Couturier has spent the bulk of his time in this series going up against the line of Evgeni Malkin, Chris Kunitz and James Neal (per www.timeoneice.com) and, in Game Two, it was no contest. Not only did Couturier put up four points, but that Penguins line combined to finish at minus-13 despite recording six points.
Just as in Game One, Sidney Crosby and Pascal Dupuis each contributed a pair of first period points to the Penguins' cause, but they coulnd't muster any offence after that as the Flyers stormed back to take the lead. Crosby and Giroux each took 29 face-offs in the game and both won 15 and lost 14.
Given the back-and-forth nature of Game Two, it's not surprising that the goalie numbers aren't very good. Penguins G Marc-Andre Fleury isn't to blame for all goals against, but he has to be better than stopping 45 of 56 shots (.804 SV%) if the Penguins are going to have any chance of getting back in the series.
Flyers trade deadline acquisition D Nicklas Grossmann led the team with five blocked shots and four hits.
One of the Flyers' Game One heroes, C Danny Briere found the going tougher in Game Two, failing to register a shot on goal and finishing minus-2.
With two comeback wins in Pittsburgh, the Flyers are in good shape going home to Philadelphia for Game Three, even if the Flyers had a slightly better road record this season.
EVENING THE SCOREIn 82 regular season games, the Detroit Red Wings were held under 20 shots on goal once (a March 9 win over Los Angeles), but they managed to win Game Two against Nashville with only 17 shots on goal.
Their low shot total wasn't the only rarity on the night, as the Red Wings, a team with 15 fights on the season, had a scrap involving Todd Bertuzzi and Predators captain Shea Weber. After Weber's turnbuckle move on Henrik Zetterberg at the end of Game One, it's not altogether surprising that the Wings might seek out some measure of revenge.
Weber more than held his own in the bout, just 1:36 into the contest, led Nashville with five shots on goal and then scored late in the third period to get the Predators within 3-2, which was ultimately the final score.
While depth players paced the Predators in Game One, the Red Wings got some contributions from the bottom six too. C Cory Emmerton scored a goal and was plus-2, making the most of his 5:17 of ice time, the lowest time on ice for anyone in the game.
At the other end of the ice time spectrum for the Red Wings, D Jonathan Ericsson played a team-high 24:50 and finished plus-2. Ericsson played more than 24 minutes just once in the entire regular season (26:34 in an April 4 game vs. St. Louis that went to the shootout) and he's making the most of an opportunity to pair with veteran Nicklas Lidstrom.
By evening the series, the Red Wings head home in good position, but the battle for space in a close series only figures to continue at Joe Louis Arena.
WHAT CAN BROWN DO FOR YOU?Kings captain Dustin Brown notched a pair of shorthanded goals to lead Los Angeles to a Game Two win (and 2-0 series lead) in Vancouver. Brown led the Kings with six shots on goal, while D Willie Mitchell led the team with six blocked shots and checking centre Colin Fraser paced the physical game with six hits in only 8:46 of ice time.
Los Angeles came into the series with a presumed advantage in goal, thanks to Jonathan Quick's exceptional season, and Quick backstopped the Kings in Game Two, stopping 46 of 48 shots for the win.
Without Daniel Sedin, the Canucks appear at a loss offensively. Even with a season-high 48 shots on goal, the Canucks didn't have a lot of sustained offence and, when they did, Quick was up to the task.
LW Mason Raymond, demoted from the first line, led the Canucks with seven shots on goal, playing primarily with Samuel Pahlsson and Maxim Lapierre (who was still a pest, leading the Canucks with six hits and picking up a 10-minute misconduct shortly after the Kings' fourth goal).
Going to Los Angeles, down 2-0 in the series, the Canucks may have to consider going to backup G Cory Schneider. It's not as though Roberto Luongo played poorly, but the Canucks need something new and if they don't get Daniel Sedin back in the lineup, then a new goaltender is a conceivable option.
DEVILS HANG ONAfter a first period in which the New Jersey Devils outshot the home-team Florida Panthers 26-9, outscoring them 3-0, it looked like the Devils were well on their way to sweeping the Panthers away.
However, the Panthers managed a couple of second period goals and outshot the Devils 17-12 after the first period, making a game out of what appeared to be an inevitable blowout.
Despite playing a game-high 27:16, Devils RW Ilya Kovalchuk was held to two shots on goal and finished minus-1, but Dainius Zubrus picked up the slack, putting up a goal and an assist with a team-leading seven hits.
The game-winning goal, as it turned out, was scored by former Panther Ryan Carter, whose 6:56 of ice time ranked ahead of only recent call-up Stephen Gionta, who logged 6:50.
Sean Bergenheim, who scored nine goals in 16 playoff games with Tampa Bay last season, scored the Panthers' first goal and veteran Mikael Samuelsson added two assists. Samuelsson has had double-digit playoff point totals in four of the last five seasons.
If the Panthers can play at least somewhat like they did in the second and third periods, when they weren't completely overmatched, then they might have a shot at a split before the series goes to New Jersey.
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You need to figure out your total cost first.
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you've ever tried to buy a car or a house, you've probably faced the
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A salesperson will try to convince you to purchase something based on the monthly payment you'll have to make. It frames the purchase in a way that lets you begin integrating the purchase into your life, before you've actually made it, and may even make it more likely you'll make the purchase.
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Way back in 1985, famous pop artist Andy Warhol created a set of digital paintings using a Commodore Amiga computer. Those fascinating files have now been recovered.
Google's Portable Native Client technology gives a new Web-based lease on life for an old operating system and the games it could run.
The Amiga brand has been slapped on a high-end gaming PC, which in turn has a whopping $2,495 price tag slapped on it.
The home computing cash-cow of the 1980s turns high-end gaming PC with a seriously pricey price-tag.
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Technology is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it allows for wonderful means of communication—free voice and video calls, no-cost text messaging, and the ability to share your life with thousands of strangers you can call friends. On the other—like in the real world plagued by department store flyers jammed into mailboxes, robocalls, and acolytes moving from door to door to spread The Word—it provides a means for others to junk up your inbox with unwanted missives. In this lesson we'll look at Mail's junk mail protections, as well as at other ways you can keep from being overwhelmed with Internet offal.
Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam …
You've likely heard the term spam used to refer to junk email. This is a reference to a sketch from the BBC's Monty Python's Flying Circus where the word spam is chanted over and over. It was specifically applied to unwanted communications thanks to miscreants of the era who filed posts on electronic bulletin boards that repeated the word often enough to scroll other users' messages off the screen.
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Normally I'd wrap this up with "And that's junk mail filtering under Mail." But because Mail can do only so much (and I really, really hate spam), I'm going to suggest that there are more things you can do. (As well as things you shouldn't do.)
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Air Force revamps program to aid airmen returning to civilian life
Thursday - 8/16/2012, 8:58am EDT
The Air Force is revamping a program to help departing airmen take on civilian life. It'll include help on applying military skills to civilian jobs.
The Air Force will also provide financial planning support, and a briefing on veterans benefits. The new program will be be mandatory instead of optional.
Leaders say the redesign will standardize transition services to make service members job-ready when they leave. They're planning to launch the program service-wide in November.
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The driver involved in the motorcyclist crash on the Metro Parkway extension in October has come forward and spoken to detectives.
Deputies began looking for the driver after a crash on October 22nd that left David Vanaman, 56, seriously injured.
Witnesses said the motorcyclist was traveling north on the new road and put down his bike to avoid being hit by an SUV driving across.
According to witnesses, the SUV drove away after the incident.
Giselle Taylor, 54, of Fort Myers contacted detectives October 24th and told them she was the driver involved.
According to Taylor's attorney, Taylor says that she crossed the road in one motion and did not stop as the witness had stated.
Taylor says she did not see the motorcycle until after she stopped on the east side of the road. She felt she was not involved in the accident and waited on the side of the road until emergency crews arrived and then drove home.
Taylor was found at fault for the crash for violation of right of way but has not been charged.
Meanwhile, two weeks
later, David is out of his medically induced coma and shows positive signs of
"He'll answer yes
or no questions by shaking his head, he will move with limited movement on the
right side of his body," said Ben, David's son.
David is a pastor and
works two jobs, none of which his sons think he'll be able to do again once he
gets home.
That's why his other son
Nic, his wife and two-year-old daughter are moving back in, to help out morally
and financially.
"They put so much
investment into raising me, it's only fair, it's only reasonable for me to come
and help them when they need it," Nic said.
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optimistic that even he'll make a recovery of some kind, to a new normal, but
obviously his life is going to be changed forever," Ben said.
FDOT began its study
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The Vanaman's aren't
"Saying that we're
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save people, it's just going to, they're going to document more accidents, what
does that do?" Nic said.
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Vintage clothing stores are popping up in the neighborhood – Nouveau Vieux and Tomahawk Salon and Boutique at The Loom, and NVU – but Jenny Musitano's Yours Truly Brand retail store brings some Bloomingdale's to Bushwick with new brands that are decidedly girly.
Musitano's store on Broadway – "Bushwick's first and only girls' boutique for girls looking to sweeten their wardrobes" – has existed since 2008, but it was open by appointment only. "I was waiting for the neighborhood to get better. Before, I didn't consider the store to be an official store," she said.
Now, Musitano has given the store a facelift with pink walls and ceilings, chandelier lights, a new floor and new shelving, and femme fatale artwork – and she's open regular hours Wednesday through Sunday to cater for those needing an outfit in a hurry. "If someone needs to grab something, we're here," she said.
As well as the Yours Truly Brand clothing line which she designs – mostly casual daytime stuff like colorful tees, including ones that say "Bushwick" for the 'hood-proud – Musitano now stocks a selection of hard-to-find outside brands, which she sources at trade shows, including Vintage Havana, Blq Mkt, Dylan & Rose, Workshop, and Kat Von D's line.
Items include oversized slouchy tees, the type popular among LA celebs; feathery black cocktail dresses and see-through mesh leggings; flowery print tank dresses; miniskirts and shorts; and olive-green bandage dresses. "It's definitely like street wear slash evening wear slash party wear. I can't say that I'm just one thing right now," Musitano said.
Musitano plans to add more brands and accessories over the coming months, and she may "do vintage" down the track. "There's still a lot more I want to do. I know a lot of designers I want to bring in. I want to get a lot more merchandise, and I'm definitely looking for local designers."
Everything in the store is priced at less than $80, and Yours Truly Brand items are generally cheaper than on the Internet (tees are $30). "I want to cater to newer and older residents. I definitely try to find clothes that are reasonably priced," she said.
Musitano has been throwing parties featuring special guest DJs in the space at the back of the store for about as long as she's had her brand. She says her RSVP-only First Saturday events, on the first Saturday of each month, provide networking opportunities for girls with talents in hair, makeup, or whatever it may be. (The "Bitch I Bought a Pool" party happened on July 2.)
Gazing out onto Broadway – Second Stroke Mopeds is across the road – Musitano says she wants to see more creative businesses sprout up around the neighborhood. "There are so many open spaces, and I'm sure the rent's reasonable… People should just do stuff and feed off of each other."


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The median home value in Kendleton, TX is $67,100.
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The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Kendleton, TX is $67,100.
Approximately 55.61% of Kendleton homes are owned,
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Git Comes to Android!
Git Client for Android Released as Open Source
Robert Tyley, software developer at The Guardian, has posted about 'Agit,' a Git client he has developed for Android smartphones.
With Agit, developers can clone and review the history of a Git repository on their Android smartphones. Tyley has also created animated diffs for the client. This means that when viewing the diff for a commit, the developer can use a slider bar to transition between the 'before' and 'after.' This effect is achieved using Android text CharacterStyles with custom sizes & alpha. When it came to supporting the encryption-based protocol, SSH, which is used to provide secure connections to private repos in Git, he used Android's Interface Definition Language to define a slimmed-down version of the SSH-agent interface. However, Tyley acknowledges the limitations when it comes to editing code:
"Editing code on a smartphone isn't going to be easy and so Agit currently focuses on the read aspect of accessing Git – you can use it to follow software projects in a similar way to the way a Twitter client lets you follow people's tweets," he explains.
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The Buckeyes have yet to fire on all cylinders in the NCAA tournament. Friday night they will play the Tennessee Volunteers in the sweet sixteen. The last time these two teams met - it was in the sweet sixteen in 2007. Ohio State narrowly pulled out a 85-84 victory when Mike Conley hit a free-throw with 6 seconds remaining in the game - erasing the final piece of a 17 point halftime deficit. That was the second amazing comeback in-a-row for the Buckeyes as they rallied from a 9 point deficit with less than 3 minutes remaining in the game against Xavier 5 days earlier.
The following season, after a freshman exodus(Cook, Conley, Oden), the Buckeyes looked to be rebuilding. They were left out of the 'Big Dance' in 2008 despite their 20 win regular season. Matta and his Buckeyes didn't quit however, and played inspired basketball to win the NIT. In 2009 Ohio State fell 74-72 to Siena, and went packing after just one game.To read more or comment...
Last night the Buckeyes polished off their share of the BigTen regular season title. John Diebler led Ohio State(24-7) with 21 points. The all-time scorer in OHSAA history went 7 of 14 from 3 point range to lead the Bucks to a comfortable victory over the Illini. Illinois fell to 10-7 in the league, and 18-12 overall. They'll need a strong showing in the BigTen tournament to make the Big Dance. A couple of wins, putting them at 20, would likely edge them in with their history and winning record in BigTen play. 1 and done would leave them on the outside looking in at teams with similiar resume's - like Florida, Wake Forest, and Georgia Tech.
The one thing that was not in question last night... This years 'player of the year'. When a bad game is 16 points, 12 boards, and 5 assists you know you're the favorite. Ohio State is 24-4 when Evan Turner starts. Turner is averaging 19.5 points, 9.4 rebounds, 5.8 assists, 1.8 steals, and 1 block per game. He recorded the 2nd and 3rd triple doubles in Ohio State history, and is a threat for a triple double every time he takes the court. Double doubles are an afterthought. Turner had 14 of those.To read more or comment...


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One of the top targets of this week's big drug sweep in St. Albans has been arrested.
Wednesday afternoon, members of the Vermont Drug Task Force caught up with Kurt Andall, 29, one of the few suspects who was not caught during Tuesday's roundup.
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Once a far-off dream, Super Bowl 48 is now a fast-approaching reality.
Members of the New York-New Jersey Super Bowl Host Committee -- President Al Kelly; the owner of the Jets, Woody Johnson; and the co-owner of the Giants, Jonathan Tisch -- updated business leaders on the work it has done and the work left to do.
Case in point: electricity. You might remember the 34-minute power outage at the last super bowl. Kelly and his team want to avoid that this year, so they tested the power infrastructure at the Meadowlands complex.
Super Bowl 48, which is expected to generate between $500 million and $600 million, is unprecedented because it's the first one hosted by two teams and two states. And it's the first one to be played outdoors in cold weather.
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Metro Animal Services is taking steps to reduce the risk of distemper and other upper respiratory illnesses. "We have seen numerous cases of extreme disease in our shelter and the community," said Metro Animal Services Director Justin Scally. "It is in the best interest of the animals of Louisville Metro to implement a number of emergency policies to help prevent the spread of disease."
LMAS has worked directly with UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program, an industry leader worldwide. Their shelter medicine experts continue to provide advice and guidance on what they have classified as a possible distemper outbreak.
Until further notice, only animals facing emergency situations will be accepted at Louisville Metro Animal Services. This includes owner surrender animals facing serious health problems, extreme injuries, bite incidents or aggression. The same criterion is in place for strays. Citizens with animals fitting the criteria will be visiting a new intake facility located on Newburg Road. The former public works facility is adjacent (to the right) of the Animal House Adoption Center. Hours of operation are Tuesday – Saturday from 10:30 a.m. -2 p.m. starting Tuesday September 20th. For emergency needs after hours, contact LMAS dispatch at 502-361-1318 (1).
Citizens and pet owners can find information on community resources on our website: http://www.louisvilleky.gov/AnimalServices/
Animal House Adoption Center will operate under normal hours.
The highly contagious diseases such as distemper, kennel cough and other respiratory ailments have a variety of symptoms including sneezing, nasal and ocular discharge, loss of appetite, depression and neurological signs. Every pet owner is encouraged to take precaution as the diseases continue to be an issue throughout the community and southeast region of the United States. Getting animals vaccinated is the best way to prevent the spread of these potentially deadly diseases.
To help encourage the same responsibility from pet owners, LMAS is offering two free vaccination clinics:
Saturday, October 1st 9:00 a.m. – noon Newburg Community Center 4810 Exeter Ave.
Saturday, October 8th 9:00 a.m. - noon Portland Community Center 640 North 27th St.
Staff Veterinarians will offer DAPP (distemper/parvo) and rabies vaccinations and answer any questions the community may have during these clinics. The canine distemper vaccine is one of the most rapidly protective vaccines available in veterinary medicine: it can provide meaningful protection within hours of administration, said UC Davis Vet staff.
LMAS continues to take steps to educate the community and provide the best care for the animals of Louisville Metro. Veterinary staff have met with foster families and rescue groups to go over warning signs and symptoms of respiratory illnesses. "We will continue to reach out to the community seeking information on respiratory and other diseases," said Staff Veterinarian Carolyn E. Congleton, DVM. "It's important for us to know the health history of our animals and all animals in the community. That's the only way we will be able to slow down the spread of disease."


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Tea Hour series speakers for 2013-14
The Women's & Gender Studies department's annual Tea Hour series features faculty, staff and guest speakers on a range of topics. All lectures will be held from 4-5 p.m. in Carlsson Evald Hall (Great Hall).
Lectures are free and open to the public as well as the campus community. For more information about the series, email email@example.com.
Here is the 2013-14 schedule:
Sept. 11, "Taking Back Birth," Alisha Smith, Residential Life area coordinator
Throughout history, women's bodies have been at the forefront of debate. What can we do to them, for them, or against them has been debated, legislated, and manipulated. Perhaps in the most combative of arenas has been the topic of birth and women's role in this fundamental aspect of humanity. This talk will explore the rise of birth legislation and propaganda beginning with the Industrial Revolution following through to today's current birth climate both nationally and globally. Ultimately, this will lead to a discussion of the rights of women over their own bodies and the million-dollar question, "Whose birth is it?"
Oct. 9, "Sex as Capital: The Women of Rome," Dr. Kirsten Day, associate professor of classics
With its interest in lower-class women outside of the main historical narrative, the second season of HBO's "Rome" offers a unique lens through which to examine modern perceptions of regular women in the ancient world. At first glance, the portrayal of women like Eirene, Gaia, and Vorena seems to replicate ancient prejudices about the female nature that are familiar components of modern depictions as well: women are scheming, duplicitous, and dangerous, both sexually and otherwise. The men of Rome, in addition, seem to impose on these women the familiar "goddess/whore" dichotomy prevalent in ancient literary accounts of their upper-class sisters.
Although the series replicates some of these biases, it also takes pains to trouble them, revealing these binary divisions to be a function of individual male subjectivity and exposing the "Catch-22" nature of the dilemma whereby women who would exert agency were limited to channels that required them to enact the very traits that were seen to justify controls on their behavior. As such, "Rome" suggests that in a world where they are largely disenfranchised, women must negotiate power and position by utilizing the tools at their disposal, including their sexuality, their reproductive functions, and their bodies.
Dr. Day has taught in Augustana's Department of Classics and been a contributing member of the Women's & Gender Studies program since 2007. Her research interests focus on women in classical antiquity and classical representations in popular culture. This presentation, which she will be offering again at the November Film & History conference in Madison, Wis., is a shortened version of an article she has contributed to Monica Cyrino's forthcoming anthology on Rome's second season.
Dec. 4, "An International Report on Women's Issues"– Jane Tiedge & International Students(Evald Great Hall, 4-5pm)
Over the years, Jane Tiedge has often heard our international students discuss the conditions of women and children in their home countries. Two years ago, one student said upon leaving Augustana, she was disappointed that there had not been an opportunity for her to tell us about her home country. To that end, a number of international students will discuss issues that are important to their own family and women in their home countries. Topics covered will include: discrimination and abuse that female activists and spokeswomen are currently experiencing in Sweden; alcoholism and its direct and indirect effects on the women of Sri Lanka; education for women and children in Kenya and Somalia; women's access to education and skilled jobs in Vietman; the role of Myanmar females in education, marriage, and work.
As Coordinator of International Student Life, Jane Tiedge is starting her 23rd year at Augustana and has been working with international students for over 10 years. Presenting along with Ms. Tiedge are international students Alexandra Sjölin Falk, from Sweden, who's studying American history, politics, and Chinese at Augustana this year; Dhaneesa Tharakie Pahathkumbura, a degree-seeking first-year student from Sri Lanka; Diney Osman, a first-year student from Kenya who's also a recent U.S. citizen; senior Daisy Hoang from Vietnam who's an International Business major with communication and Chinese minors; and sophomore Business major, and current President of International Club, Yee Mon Thant, from Myanmar.
Jan. 22, "Instead," Rebecca Wee, professor of English - (Evald Great Hall, 4-5pm)
April 9, "Gender, Sexuality, & Health in Cuba" Vicki Sommer – (Evald Great Hall, 4-5pm)
Cuba, a poor country, achieves globally-admired health statistics, provides free medical education and training to all those qualified and sends medical teams to countries in need throughout the world. How do they do it with so little? The Communist Party-led government has a new "health initiative" aimed at educating the population about masculinity, machismo, and eliminating homophobia. What has stimulated political interest in undertaking this effort? These and other questions addressed through information and observations gathered in May, 2013 during an educational exchange sponsored by the California-based non-profit, Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba.
Vicki Sommer, Ph.D., ACSW—Sociology, Anthropology & Social Welfare Department. One of the founding mothers of Augustana's Women's Studies Program and former Chair of the Women's & Gender Studies Program, Dr. Sommer's areas of specialization are gender—both women and men—and social welfare.
April 23, "Understanding Buddhist Nuns: Nuns' sense and Nonsense" Nirmala S. Salgado –(Evald Great Hall, 4-5pm)
This presentation will consider how the English nomenclature given to Buddhist nuns complicates our understanding of who Buddhist nuns are and what they do. While that nomenclature may appear to facilitate a comparison of Buddhist nuns across the world in terms of their "roles" and "status," Nirmala Salgado argues that such nomenclature is problematic. She proposes that in order to better understand the "subject" of female renunciation in Buddhism (Buddhist "nuns"), we need to address the meanings conveyed by "native" language nomenclature for nuns, think about the everyday practices of the female renunciants in question, and also take into account how nuns name and identify themselves. This presentation will engage these concerns in relation to the emergence of the subject of female renunciation in Sri Lanka and with some consideration of the idea of "women and development".
Nirmala S. Salgado, Department of Religion. Dr. Salgado received her M.A. from the School of Oriental and African Studies London University and her Ph.D. from Northwestern University in Evanston. While in Sri Lanka she worked at the International Center for Ethnic Studies and began researching the topic of female renunciants. Her work on Buddhist nuns has been published widely in academic journals such as Ethnology, the Journal of Buddhist Ethics and the Journal of the American Academy of Religion. Her book, Buddhist Nuns and Gendered Practice: In Search of the Female Renunciant (Oxford University Press), is forthcoming this Fall.


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About 30 showed up to
protest the Santa Ana Police Department.
They question whether the 5 deadly police shootings in the city this
year were justified.
"We want to let Santa
Ana Police know that they are out of control and that we want them to stop
killing the citizens of Santa Ana. This
is the 5th person they've killed in their city this year," said Terri
Teramura, a local activist.
The most recent deadly
police shooting in the city happened on Tuesday. Hans Kevin Arellano, a 22 year old father of
two, was fatally shot in the chest by a female officer .
We talked to a witness
who knew Arellano, he told us what he saw but asked to remain anonymous, "He
was outside right here stand with his hands up straight up in the air when he
was shot."
The Santa Ana Police
Department says they can't specifically comment on exactly what happened in the
moments before the shooting, because there is an open and ongoing
But the day after the
shooting Chief Rojas said that officers are trained to use less than lethal
force, unless their life is in danger.
"This must been their
new excuse, to shoot someone if you interact with the police," said Terramura.
Police also said
Arellano has a criminal history and was wanted in a recent burglary. Still
members of the community aren't convinced Arellano should've been shot.
"It was unwarranted and
unjustified. The man came out with his
hands in the air. The officer had to
have seen he was unarmed," said the anonymous witness.
The day after the
shooting Chief Rojas also said there are three ongoing & simultanious
investigations into this shooting.
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o 1 - Monday, May 20, 1996 Volume 58 Number 85 The - Jl I . !t Peace sign, birdie-who knows? Utah Jazz forward Karl Malone expresses his feelings about the Western Conference semifinals against the San Antonio Signpost hears Woman's roar By Wynne Rasmussen Signpost news writer Man creates dinosaur, dinosaur destroys man, woman takes over The Signpost. The new editor-in-chief oijhc Signpost for the 1996-97 academic year is North Carolina native, and last year's Signpost copy editor Heather Stallings. Stallings' primary goal is to see an increased readership through enhancing the visual image of the paper. "I would like to bring more of a visual perspective to The Signpost," Stallings said. "We live in a visual society, and people will pick up the paper if there are more visually appealing graphics and photos." Stallings was the unanimous choice of the selection committee based on her Signpost and journalism experience, leadership ability, and new. ideas for the upcoming year. "I think I leather will do an excellent job. She is a delightful and fun-loving individual. She .handles herself with poise and confidence. Anyone who takes time to get to know her will find that out, plus they will find out See Roar pac 16 " . J - " "AH VA Heather Stallings, The Signpost ( " .... -ttMofte- if - '- 1 "7;7' ' : i I f " : V .. T ' . r : V v- JA :.'7 T- -V - -.T . :' .v : ": " "" hi c JOE WRENTHE SIGNPOST a call in the sixth game of Spurs in a nonverbal way. editor in chief for 1 995-97. Search committee finds new provost By Melissa Karren Signpost assignments editor David L. Eisler of Portales, N.M., will be Weber State University's new Provost beginning July 1. Since 1990, he has been the dean of the College of Fine Arts and a professor of music at Eastern New Mexico University.Eisler said he decided to come to WSU because he sees the university as a place dedicated to giving students an excellent undergraduate education. He also said he was looking for a university with high standards. "When I visited the campus I was impressed with the commitment of the faculty to teaching and to students. That's the type of environment I want to work and live in," Eisler said. During the interviewing process, Eisler handed out index cards to faculty members for a presentation. The questions he asked them were, "What do you cherish most about Weber State, and what would you leastwanttolose?" "What are three challenges Weber State faces?" and fi Planetarium evening entertainment By Cathy McKitrick Signpost senior reporter Until the end of May, Weber State University's planetarium will host two shows each Wednesday evening open to the public. The 6:30 p.m. show, called "The Spring Sky," shows viewers how to use a star map. "Star maps are notorious for being difficult to use," said John Sohl, director of'the Layton P. Ott Planetarium. "With some instruction, people can begin to recognize constellations on their own." The 7:30 p.m. multimedia show this quarter deals with the topic "Astrology Fact or Fiction?" Admission is $2 for the general public, and $1 for WSU students and children. Sohl has directed the planetarium since 1991. He received the Hemingway Faculty Vitality Award in April 1993 for improvements made to the planetarium. "With a yearly budget of $4,000, and no paid staff, we still manage to offer educational entertainment to the public in a variety of formats," Sohl said. Jennifer Merkley, a WSU senior majoring in Physics, is acting associate director for the plan nally, he asked them, "If you were the next provost what would you do?" He said the answers to the first question really impressed him; three comments were made: first, individuals said they would hate to loose the congenial community, orientation to undergraduate curriculum and the emphasis on teaching. He is excited to be working with President Paul Thompson. He said Thompson attended most of his interviewing phases. "He impressed me as a wonderful person and leader," Eisler said. "He asked sincere questions and answered questions sincerely." Eisler will replace Provost Robert Smith, who will be retiring at the end of the school year. Smith plans to take what he calls a slow retirement. He will be gone from campus for one year and then back another year. 1 ie v il! .-,'tii! resictJ in'Ogdcn and be affiliated in some way with WSU as a retiree. "I am going to take a shot at See Provost page 5 offers exciting etarium. "I like the information we give inourshows," Merkley said, "and love sharing it with others." Other students working with Sohl and Merkley are Carole See Evening pane 3 Opinion: Studcntbody President elect voices opinion on Open Hour. See pa ft' 4 Features: Final words from some amazing graduates. See paye 6&7 Sports: Track team faced uphill battle with temperatures in Tempe. Sec pane I V I
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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (WSAU) - A Wisconsin Rapids police officer is in "fair" condition today after a traffic crash Saturday night.
Reports say the crash happened while the officer was responding to a call from another municipality. While enroute, the officer lost control of his squad car and crashed into a wall at 1st and Gardner in Wisconsin Rapids. The officer was cut from the vehicle by fire crews and airlifted to St. Joseph's in Marshfield.
The officer's name has not been released. Officials from the department would not comment this morning, but say that more information will be made available when they are through investigating the accident.


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It's got AJ and Oliver Platt in it. That should be enough for TWW fans to give it a read.
Oliver Platt was all kinds of awesome as Oliver Babish. I found his Season 7 portrayal of Babish to be, at times, a bit closer to his "Huff" character, Russell Tupper, i.e., a bit more whimsical.
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There are loyal people who check this site every single day just out of support of our movement that they've kept up with for years; this letter is to you and to everyone who has kept up with and supported us to this point. If you've noticed, we haven't updated at the frequency we began this website with. To be perfectly honest, it began as an outlet to stumble our way around what we knew we were passionate about until a clear vision began to take place. The journey along to that clarity is something that has been an unbelievably rewarding experience where we've been to places we never thought we would go, met people we never thought we'd meet, be a part of some truly culturally impactful moments here and there, and have fun while we're doing it. We've always tried to keep it as much of a family here as we possibly can, and that's what it's grown to be; a tight knit group of people who care about each other, believe in each other, and encourage the genuine support of one and other. The beautiful, life changing people we've been able to meet at shows in all the different cities, meet & greets, around the scene, by happenstance, over Twitter, and any other random occurrence has been the most life altering and rewarding aspect of it all. It truly opened our eyes to the impact we want to have on our city; to be ambassadors of our state in our respective field and spread the positive intent & movement everywhere we go.
Nobody starts out perfect or remains that way at all times, but the pursuit of perfection with good intentions yield unbelievably positive results, and that's something we've been fortunate enough to learn through our experience and try to practice it in our approach to everything. I get to work with my brother and longest best friend pursuing something we love. I've come to grow with these artists as my brothers, and everyone else that's been so endearing and supportive along the way as family as well. That's what inspires us daily. So, that's what we want to document here; this entire experience. It's been such an evolving concept and entity because you all have allowed us to grow and open the doors to unchartered territory littered with opportunities to flourish. Fully knowing that the support never wavers is what fuels us to continue to try and expand the culture while preserving the values that those that paved the way before us implemented and made it entirely possible for us to make the waves we've been fortunate enough to make. With so many wonderful progressions in what Pairadime and the Oklahoma City HipHop/Music Scene has been able to make lately, it's time for this space to evolve as well.
First and foremost, we will always keep it a space that represents Oklahoma to the fullest extent as in everything we try and do. This will be a hub for the artists on PDMG, our label, and have info, music, and everything else you need from those artists; a one stop shop for everything Pairadime Music Radio with details on how to get your music played, reach out to us, get your projects on our calendar, and all of that; the Blog that was our gateway to so many things will remain a staple and you'll see some new faces/writers around here on that end as well (Always looking to expand!); a gallery of experiences that will continue to encapsulate the unbelievable ride of our past, present and certainly the future moving forward; and the central store for everything PDMG & artist related as well as any shows we're throwing or any collaborations we have lined up in the future with special consideration taken for all upcoming merchandise crafted specifically for those who have supported us thus far; designed with their feedback in mind for an authentic connection we want to continue to build on.
Thank you all again so much for being patient through this evolving movement and an idea that has already gone so far, but is just yet starting to scratching the surface on the full potential. The support, feedback, love, and continual spreading of what we're doing will forever be our motivation and the true roots of why we continue to do what we love for who we love.
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Liver Cancer Treatment
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Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
Doctor's View on Liver Cancer Treatment
Comment by Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
What is liver cancer?
Liver cancer is the abnormal (cancerous) growth of liver cells (most frequently hepatocytes) in the liver. Other liver cell types infrequently can become cancerous but the most common liver cancer is hepatocellular cancer. Other cancer cells can invade the liver (for example, colon, breast, or lung cancer cells) but these are considered metastatic (secondary) cancers, not primary liver cancers. Symptoms of liver cancer include upper abdominal pain, unplanned weight loss, appetite loss, weakness, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or white area of eyes), and light or white chalk-like stools. Diagnosis is usually made by a liver biopsy but there are other presumptive diagnostic methods available.
Liver cancer treatments
Liver cancer treatments depend on the stage of the cancer, age, overall health, and the preferences of treatment decided on by the patient and their doctor(s) or management team. Before treatment, the cancer is staged by one of two staging methods; either stages I to IV or A to D with stage IV and D being the most advanced disease with the worst prognosis.
Cancer centers and national cancer groups publish many guidelines on individual treatment methods; the literature is extensive and specific so the first reference contains sources of the various guidelines for the multitude of treatment methods. Liver cancers are difficult to treat and cure. For all stages combined the survival rate is about 15% after 5 years. Treatments are usually not cures, but may reduce symptoms and lengthen the person's lifespan (months to years).
Treatment methods for liver cancer include the following:
Some patients are treated with more than one treatment method. These treatments have significant side effects and none guarantee a cure or even a complete resolution of symptoms. Some patients and their doctors, especially those people with advanced liver cancer stages, elect to simply treat the symptoms to make the individual more comfortable. Alternative treatments such as acupuncture, biofeedback, acupressure massages, and others may also help reduce the person's discomfort.
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David Duchovny has lined up a killer follow-up role to Californication.
The Golden Globe winner will star on Aquarius, a new NBC series about the real-life serial killer Charles Manson, the network announced on Monday.
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In the series finale, Mary finds herself caught between her "model" witness and an unexpected family reunion, while radical changes take place around the WITSEC office.
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With Mary's father on the lam and out for vengeance, she finds herself under FBI surveillance. In order to clear her name, she'll have to lose her tail and track down her own father before anyone else does.
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In Colorado a bad boy finds his wife raped and strangled to death. Is the husband trying to get away with murder or could someone else be involved?
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Mary must protect a drag queen from reverting back to his old ways while Marshall gets "dragged" into an undercover sting operation.
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White Collar fans may need to start panicking.
According to Deadline.com, renewal talks for a sixth season of the USA crime dramedy have stalled, leaving the fate of the series up in the air. Because of...
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It's the season of the witch... again!
Lifetime's new drama Witches of East End tells the story of Long Island single mom Joanna Beauchamp (Mad Men's Julia Ormond), who looks on with trepidation as her adult daughters Freya and Ingrid (American Horror Story: Asylum's Jenna Dewan-Tatum and In Plain Sight's Rachel Boston, respectively) discover that all the women in their family are witches. The truth comes to the fore when...
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The Witches of East End have the magic touch.
Lifetime has ordered the series, based on the bestselling 2011 novel of the same name, to premiere this summer, the cable network announced Thursday.
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What is Streaming Video?
Streaming video is a means of delivering video content to computer desktops via an Internet connection, without requiring any additional equipment for decoding or downloading. A host server delivers the file to the receiving computer. The host can be either local or remote. Multiple users can view the same video at the same time from different locations.
Streaming video differs from downloads in that no copy of the file is stored on the end-user's computer, so files remain relatively secure.
Playback requires receiving computers to have appropriate software installed. Commonly used streaming frameworks include Windows Media, RealVideo, QuickTime, and Flash. Some streaming services provide files in the end-user's choice of formats.
Because of the large file size for visual data streaming videos usually employ file compression. This compression usually negatively affects image quality when played full-screen or projected. Even with compression, effective use of streaming video requires a robust, high-speed internet connection. Dial-up connections generally are too slow to adequately deliver streaming videos.
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I love Idaho Virtual Academy. It has made schooling so much more enjoyable. I am able to work at my own pace. I love the teacher. The curriculum is great. If you want to get out of the bad environment that a brick and mortar school can offer, or just spend more time at home with your family try IDVA. It is a great school
This school requires a very pro-active parent, but changed the lives of our family for the BETTER. High school offered great course options, including AP and college concurrent credit courses. My children did well and graduated with honors, were accepted to an aclaimed university and are doing exceptionally well there. We did notice one thing, YOU as the parent need to be proactive with the teachers. My girls reached out to the teacher each week at least twice, the teachers responded to our needs. My younger children LOVED the flexibility the program provides. This is not a "can do on your own" program, or an easier alternative to the traditional school. I found it to be what we made it. We were striving for excellence in education--and we found it.
If I could rate this school any lower I would. We have had nothing but problems with them. Our children cant access their site most days and when they do get on it runs sooooooo slow. We started home school to give our children a better education, but through this school this school there has been nothing but problems and our children are falling behind because half the time they cannot access their site. You can complain till your blue in the face but they dont care. This is a terrible home school company. We're having more problems than I can list. Please do your research and see for yourself. Go to their facebook page and see all the daily complaints. Not worth it...NOT WORTH IT
The success of a student in this school is based on the committment of the parent and willingness of the parent. Students and parents must be proactive with the teachers. If they want more involvement they need to ask, or volunteer. We found great opportunities to become involved and actually have a say in our children's education. We found that our high school students were not only better prepared for college with this curriculum, but that they were much more well rounded socially. At this year's graduation an IDVA student received a $150,000 from the Marines which makes the last review interesting. Virtual Schools are still not understood by the military, but the Idaho Virtual Academy has been able to get proactive students in and recognized even as a tier I school because they protested this misunderstanding. I have nothing but positive things to say. A student can be successful here if there is plenty of parental interaction . Thank goodness for IDVA and it's staff. I will always recommend it to ANY family willing to work for success. Thanks IDVA!
I read rave reviews, but they must be from parents of children in elementary school. The High School choices are extremely limited and the courses are lightweight at best. There is very little communication from the teachers and almost no interaction with other students. The diploma is also NOT accepted by the Marine Corps. My son now has to come up with a whole new plan for his life! He can do his full load K12 school work in an hour or two a day and there are no field trips, labs or actual contact with other human beings. I would have loved this school for myself because I could have coasted and got A's while playing video games all day. I am very disappointed and would never recommend this school.
They have excellent curriculum and a supportive team to help your student and you. I recommend it for all grades. My studnts are so advanced because they can work a their own pace. My high schoolers will have college creits under their belt when that time comes. They are able to buckle down and concentrate o their studies without distractions that come fom a brick and mortar scholl. IDVA also as tons of activies including gym days at our local gym where they can swim and hang ut with their friends. It's a geat program and a great community and a great experience. I love it but more importantly, my kid LOVE it! Thank you IDVA!!!!
This is our second year with IDVA and we love it!! My first grader is learning History, Science and Art on top of Phonics, Language Arts, Math and Music! In third grade we can start Spanish. We love it. My four year old is now ahead of her age group because we home-school my oldest. She has been participating in the classes since the age of three. She is now doing kindergarten work! LOVE LOVE LOVE IDVA! I'm very grateful for this as an alternative to mediocre brick and mortar public schools. The teachers are WONDERFUL to work with and are very supportive and helpful. I don't feel like I am doing it alone. I like that we have set lesson plans and deadlines. It keeps me on the ball. This is a great option for people who are interested in Home-school.
IDAHOVA.org is the best educational system for our child. The science, art, music, history included in the 3Rs are fabulous. There is no other public school in Idaho that includes these courses in Kindergarten and builds on these in each subsequent year. We've tried two other district school and were greatly disappointed in the weak cirriculum that they use. IDAHOVA is the best school in Idaho. The only way to learn so much in so many interesting ways.
The Idaho Virtual Academy (IDVA) is a non-traditional answer to the question, 'How will I make sure my child becomes an educated person?' IDVA is a virtual charter public school that uses the traditional, rigorous K12 curriculum. IDVA offers history instead of social studies, and teaches reading using phonics. Assessment is mastery-based, meaning students master concepts before moving on to the next. Parental involvement is extremely high because one parent stays home with the child. Along with the online school curriculum tools, the parent partners with the child's state-certified teacher who is always available as a kind of master teacher. The teachers' other responsibilities are to facilitate class outings, and supervise state standardized testing at the central testing center. I think this school offers Idaho's best K-10 schooling. Extracurricular activities are sparse, but IDVA parents aren't discouraged easily and see this as an opportunity to create what we want.
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We clipped the image above from the latest issue of Martha Stewart Living. To us, it's an ideal bedroom: clean, calm, and simple. The part of the photo we love the most is the bedside table, a classic item that's balanced form has survived the test of time...
Designed by Florence Knoll in 1961, these low side tables look as fresh today as they did then. Knoll believed in "total design": the concept that both manufacturers and designers should consider all the elements of a space, and the way they relate to one another. Her simple, geometric tables fit in well with uncluttered modern decor. These low side tables start around $500 and come in a variety of finishes: glass, wood, marble, and granite.
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Sure, simple tables look nice next to the bed with a lamp and small artfully stacked pile of books...
...but where do folks keep their tissues/eyeglasses/bookmarks/shoehorns and other *ahem* "bedroom necessities"?
Give me a table with a nice deep drawer - preferably two!
I have to second bepsf. We have Saarinen tulip end tables as nightstands and they look incredible in the space but we do miss having a drawer to hide things.
Yeah, just where does one hide the body chocolate? Guess you have to use it all in one shot and then throw awaay the jar?!
lol, you guys are too funny. :-)
Just buy underbed storage bins and store your 32 oz bottle of Eros and "picture magazines" in there.
I think this is good motivation to keep the bedside simple and to-the-point, whatever that point is. I don't have drawers and find that it makes life a teensy bit easier, which is nice in the context of a bedroom. I love the clean lines of this; go Florence!
these are perfect. i love the clean lines especially in the bedroom where i think they're needed most. unfortunately, i don't love the idea of paying $500. i'd be perfectly happy with a cheap knockoff if only i could find one.
You put the body chocolate in the top drawer of the dresser or in a drawer in the closet...
I don't have drawers in my crappy bedside table and I make do with a pretty box on said crappy table in which I store the "essentials." The pretty box makes the table bearable. I am looking desperately for nice tables though.
as far as cheap knowck-offs go, aren't these very similar to the cb2 tables? though chrome, not black:
also, room and board has their bases on sale, you could buy one and have a local place cut marble/wood/etc to fit:
I have a white Kartell Componibili three tier storage on one side, and a white 60's Hille table on the other side (Tulip style).
The Hille table has enough space for the clock, books etc.
The Kartell effectively hides my hand cream, lip salve etc !
I have slept in this bed! It's a delightful guest room, so no real need for storage.
Does anyone know where that bed frame is from?


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Boston - Steve Wynn, the Las Vegas casino operator hoping to build a $1.2 billion gambling resort near the banks of the Mystic River in Everett, is criticizing the tough state regulations facing firms like his bidding for the right to build gambling facilities in Massachusetts.
He said any other business offering to create hundreds of jobs and spend billions of dollars would get a much warmer reception from state officials.
Wynn said that's not the case in Massachusetts - which is planning to award up to three casino licenses and one slots parlor license.
"If we were any other business they would stand on their head and spit wooden nickels to get billions of dollars invested." he said. "But if you are in the gaming business there is sort of a crummy presumption that you might be unsavory and that burns me up to tell you the truth."
Wynn also complained about not being able to have direct contact with members of the five-person state gambling commission because of expanded ethics guidelines.
"In my 47 years of business in the gaming industry this is probably one of the most challenging, complex situations - the Massachusetts situation - that I have ever faced," Wynn said Thursday in comments to investors on a conference call.
State officials have defended the regulations, saying they're meant to get the best deal for taxpayers and to avoid the impression of any conflict of interest.
Wynn's comments come days after a spokesman for Caesars Entertainment also faulted what he called the state's "arbitrary" regulations.
Caesars initially had agreed to partner with Suffolk Downs on a proposed $1 billion resort casino in the East Boston section of the city.
Suffolk Downs opted to end that partnership last week after gambling regulators briefed the racetrack on their investigation into the proposal and Caesars.
The report raised concerns including Caesars' now-ended relationship with a New York hotel company subsidiary, an executive's previous work in online gambling, and Caesars' now-settled dispute with a high-roller over millions in gambling debts.
The commission also cited Caesars' nearly $24 billion debt.
Caesars said they "strongly disagree with the staff recommendation and were prepared to thoroughly address each of the concerns raised by the report."
Caesars has also criticized the state gambling commission for setting what it described as unreasonable standards for prospective developers.
"The commission is attempting to set standards of suitability that are arbitrary, unreasonable and inconsistent with those that exist in every other gaming jurisdiction," Caesars spokesman Stephen Cohen said after the company agreed to end its relationship with Suffolk Downs.
Wynn, Suffolk Downs and a proposed Foxwoods project in Milford are all competing for the single casino license allowed in eastern Massachusetts under the 2011 gambling law.
Residents in East Boston and neighboring Revere are scheduled to vote at a local referendum on the Suffolk Downs proposal on Nov. 5.
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PHOTOS: Is Muammar Gaddafi in love with Condoleeza Rice?
Apparently scrapbooking was one of Muammar Gaddafi's favorite hobbies;
but not just regular scrapbooking– creepy, weird scrapbooking with
photos of Condoleeza Rice (or "Leeza," as he likes to call her) as the
focal point.
Some interesting finds have come out of Gaddafi's compound, but none as
odd as a photo album filled with pictures of the former Secretary of
State. Take a look at the quality of this scrapbook! Plenty of lazy
Sunday afternoons went into this!
Gaddafi did meet Rice in Tripoli in 2008 when he was just getting back on the good side of the international community.
In a TV interview with al-Jazeera in 2007, Gaddafi gushed, "I support my darling black African woman. I admire and am
very proud of the way she leans back and gives orders to the Arab
leaders … Leezza, Leezza, Leezza. … I love her very much. I admire
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2. File versions & types of manual backup
On the HFS at Oxford, the TSM server is configured to keep up to two copies of each file; a copy of the latest or current version and a copy of the previous version (if it existed). If a third (or subsequent) copy is made of the file, at the next backup the oldest copy held is deleted, the current one held becomes the oldest and the very latest becomes the current copy. If the file is deleted on the client machine some rules come into play saying how long the two copies will be retained on the HFS server. This depends on whether the client is a desktop/laptop or server - please see our section on data retention. In TSM terminology, the backup copy of the current version of a file is called the active version; the backup of the previous version is called the inactive version.
There are up to four types of manual backup available, some depending on the client operating system; the screen shot below is for the Windows client but is similar to the TSM interface on other client platforms :
- Incremental (complete) - also known as a full incremental backup. In a full incremental backup the server and client compare notes about which files are on the client and which backups are on the HFS to allow a full reconciliation to take place. The server passes full details of the client's filestore to the client and the client compares this with the current filestore; any new or changed files are then backed up. A file is considered to have changed if any of the following properties have changed: size, permissions, owner, modification date/time. The client tells the server which files have been deleted since the last backup; the server then marks the backup copies for deletion. They are not deleted immediately but become inactive and are retained for the period specified for desktop/laptop and server backups (see our section on data retention), whereafter they are deleted from the server and can no longer be restored. On NT, 2000 and XP machines this reconciliation is potentially different if the Journal Engine Service is running on the local partition. In this case the client records changes to files in a local journal database and uses this to determine which files are eligible for backup. This is useful on drive partitions with folders holding very large numbers of files, only a small percentage of which change. A full incremental backup is the normal mode for a weekly backup.
- Incremental (date only) - also known as partial incremental backup. In a partial incremental backup the server passes to the client the date of the last backup of it's filestore partitions. The client then decides which files to backup - essentially all files with a modification date later than this. New files on the client which have a modification date earlier than the date of the last backup of the partition - for example recently installed software files - will not be backed-up by a partial incremental. Similarly, files deleted from the client since the last backup will not be marked inactive at the server. Note that a partial incremental only updates the last backup date for a partition if it completes a backup of the entire partition. If a partial incremental is performed on only part of a filesystem partition, the date of the last backup is not updated and the next partial incremental will back up these files again. An incremental by date backup is much quicker than a full incremental and is the recommended mode for extra backups carried out between the weekly full incremental backup.
- Incremental (without journal). This only applies to NT, 2000 and XP clients with the Journal Engine Service switched on. In this case the client performs a standard full incremental backup as above, and bypasses the journal database. This is useful to resync the journal and the server when, for example, the journal is corrupt or the Journal Engine Service is stopped or started for any reason.
- Always backup - also known as selective backup. In a selective backup the client backs up the files and directories chosen, unconditionally. This means that all file(s) will be backed up irrespective of whether they have changed since the last backup. This can potentially be very useful if you want to be sure that you have a backup of a particular set of files that you are working on. The disadvantage is that by running an 'Always' backup on a file which is already backed up is that it results in holding two identical versions of that file. In contrast, full and partial incremental backups only backup a file again if it has changed, thereby ensuring that the active and inactive versions are different. This is not a backup mode that we would unreservedly recommend.
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POLK COUNTY, WI (WTAQ) - The family pastor of a 2-year-old boy who was found dead in a car trunk says the keys were with the boy.
Reverend Rick Van Gundy says the family of Isaiah Theis told him about the keys, but did not want to give more information because of the sensitive situation.
Theis went missing on Tuesday night, and he was found dead in the trunk of a car on Wednesday night. Authorities say the boy likely died of hyperthermia due to the heat.
Van Gundy told a television station that he looked inside the same vehicle on Tuesday night, but did not think to unlock the trunk.
Authorities continue to investigate the incident.