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Top money-saving tax deductions
Don't miss the deductions and credits that are mostly likely to yield significant tax savings. Business, home and dependents are 3 key categories.
This post is by Lisa Greene-Lewis at U.S. News & World Report.
Each year, Americans make changes in their lives that affect their taxes.
Whether you started a new job, sent a kid off to college or made home improvements, there are tax breaks available that could help put a few extra dollars in your pocket this tax season.
Before you file, check out these money-saving tax moves that will help maximize your refund.
Did you change jobs or start your own business in 2011? (Post continues below video.)
With the average unemployment rate at 8.9%, millions of Americans were hunting for a new job in 2011. If you were one of them, your job search, moving expenses and home-office expenses might be tax deductible:
- Job-search expenses. All those resume copies, outplacement agency fees, career seminars, and even business-related travel might be tax-deductible if you actively searched for a job in the same profession. To be eligible for the deduction, however, only your job-search expenses greater than 2% of your adjusted gross income can be claimed. You must also itemize your deductions.
- Moving expenses. Moving expenses related to a new job may be tax-deductible if you meet the distance and time tests. Plus, you could be eligible even if you do not itemize.
- Unemployment benefits. Many people are asking if the first $2,400 of unemployment income is tax-free, but that tax benefit expired Dec. 31, 2010. This year, you must pay tax on all unemployment benefits you received.
- Home-office deductions. Many entrepreneurs are hesitant to write off the business use of their home, but there are many deductions they shouldn't miss out on. To qualify for the home-office deduction, you must use part of your home exclusively and regularly 1) as your principal place of business; 2) as a place to meet with customers as part of your business; or 3) where the business portion of your home is a separate structure not attached to your home.
Did you welcome a new addition to the family or send a child off to college?
Parenting can be hard work and costly. Whether you have new additions to the family, college-bound students or kids in daycare, you might get a little extra money back in your pocket at tax time:
- Dependent deduction. This is one of our most frequently asked questions today, due to the changing dynamics of relationships. You can claim a "qualified child" or "qualified relative" if they meet certain criteria. You may even be able to claim your boyfriend or girlfriend as a dependent if your significant other meets all seven tests for a qualifying relative, one of which includes living with you for the entire year.
- Education credits. The U.S. government provides incentives in the form of education tax credits and deductions to help decrease the economic impact of pursuing a college education. If you paid eligible education expenses for yourself, your spouse or your dependent, you may qualify for one of these tax benefits.
- Child and dependent care credit. If you paid for childcare, dependent care or even summer camp so you could work, you may be eligible to deduct 20% to 35% of qualifying expenses, up to $3,000 for one qualifying individual and up to $6,000 for two or more qualifying individuals.
- Adoption credit. If you chose to adopt, you may be eligible to take a qualified adoption tax credit up to $13,360 for qualified expenses associated with the adoption.
Did you buy or refinance your home?
Whether you were one of the 302,000 new homeowners in 2011 or longtime homeowners, there may be tax deductions available to help offset some of the financial costs of being a property owner:
- Mortgage refinance. If you took advantage of lower interest rates and refinanced your home, you may be able to take a tax deduction for the points (loan origination fees) paid to refinance your home loan.
- Energy tax credits. The Residential Energy Tax Credit was reduced in 2011, but you still may be able to deduct up to $500 for insulation, roofs and doors.
- First-time homebuyer credit. If you were lucky enough to receive the first-time homebuyer credit in 2008, you were supposed to start repaying the tax credit in 2010 over 15 years through your tax return. That means you will need to make that payment again this year.
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As we kick off the 2013-2014 school year, we are pleased to introduce some changes to the Alumnae Board. In order to provide more opportunity for our alumnae and alumni to stay connected to the Sacred Heart community, we are welcoming Emily Cochran Jakacki'02 and Lisa Goecke'97 as our Chicago Regional Representatives and Megan Tennyson'00 as our New York Regional Representative. These alumnae will help cultivate the Sacred Heart spirit amongst alumnae in these regions through social and community service events. Stay tuned for more information on alumnae events in Chicago and New York.
Community in Action Day, which typically is held in the winter of each year, is moving to the fall. On October 19, 2013, alumnae and alumni can register for a variety of community volunteer opportunities. This year's off-campus events include volunteering at the DTE Garden Site, Forgotten Harvest and the Hazel Park Animal Shelter. The volunteer opportunities offered on campus include cleaning up our school grounds and knitting squares for afghans that will be given to someone in need. Registration information will be available in the upcoming weeks. We are grateful to Alumnae Board member Kate Karpinski Brune'04 for organizing this year's event!
Please consider involvement in some of the seasonal traditions, including the Alumnae Benefit Gift Gathering on November 21, Advent by Candlelight on December 4, a mother-and-alumnae shopping event at Leon and Lulu in Clawson on December 10, and the Alumnae Christmas Eve Liturgy on December 24. These holiday traditions provide a festive way to reconnect with the school.
Finally, I'd like to remind you of the importance of your contribution to Annual Giving. Alumnae and alumni participation is crucial this year as we seek grants and continue funding projects and activities that made our own Sacred Heart experience so unique. You may donate to Annual Giving through the mail or by clicking here. Remember, you are able to earmark your donation for scholarships for children of alumnae by donating to the Heart to Heart Fund.
Best wishes for a happy, healthy start to the 2013-2014 school year,
Erin Reynolds '97 President of the Alumnae and Alumni Association
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'GIANT' SURF ROLLS INTO (OAHU's) THE NORTH SHORE
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Story by By Gregg K. Kakesako Honolulu Advertiser
Photos by KRYSTLE MARCELLUS / K email@example.com
The peak of the largest swell in a decade began hitting the North Shore of Oahu this afternoon and could continue through the night, prolonging anxiety for some shoreline residents and building excitement for throngs of big-wave watchers.
The National Weather Service predicted 40- to 50-foot surf for north- and west-facing shores of Niihau and Kauai; and north-facing shores of Oahu, Molokai and Maui.
As of 1 p.m., surf rolling into Waimea Bay was recorded at 22 feet, according to the National Weather Service.
However, the largest of the swells still hasn't hit Kauai and Oahu's North Shore.
A buoy located more than 200 miles northwest of Oahu continues to record swells, said Bob Burke, National Weather Service meteorologist.
"This will occur into the overnight hours and decrease tomorrow," Burke said.
State and civil defense officials reported no major damage from the waves this morning.
Roads on all islands remain open with sand and surf lapping on to a few shore-front roads on Kauai and Oahu.
John Cummings, spokesman for the city Emergency Management Department, said volunteers began canvassing the shoreline on Oahu's North Shore this morning. State Civil Defense said there were no reports of damage on Kauai or Oahu today.
However, city Ocean Safety lifeguards put up yellow tape on North Shore beaches from Alii Beach near Haleiwa to Sunset Beach, warning people to stay out of the water.
"Nobody has any business in the ocean," said Ocean Safety Lt. John Hoogsteden.
Even experienced surfers stayed out of the water as strong winds made the surf choppy and unrideable.
"Giant breaking surf" and dangerous currents will make it extremely hazardous to approach the shoreline, according to officials at the National Weather Service.
The gates to the Waimea Bay parking lot and nearby grassy area were closed this morning after surf started rolling into the parking lot. The state closed the beach park Tuesday night in anticipation of today's high surf and is expected to keep it closed through Thursday.
Cars lined the road to the parking lot early this morning causing major traffic headaches for motorists. Police had the cars towed.
At Alii Beach Park, Wailua resident Dora Doroha, 55, said: "This is awesome to watch. We haven't had big surf like this in a long time.
"It's cool watching this from a distance," said Doroha, who spent the morning taking photos of the big surf to send to her grandchildren in Oregon.
City officials reported sand and water running on to the highway at low spots fronting Haleiwa Harbor.
At Haleiwa Boat Harbor, Ryan Bruner, 34, a charter fishing boat employee, said: "Everybody pretty much tied up their boats as well as possible. Nobody's going out."
He said boat owners were using reinforcement lines and extra floats. Mariners were also helping each other out to protect their property.
"It's almost like a tsunami surge, but for a long period of time," he said.
Roads remain open on Kauai, however, state civil defense officials said there were reports of waves washing over Weke Road on Kauai's north shore near Hanalei.
Surf began building rapidly just after midnight on Kauai and Niihau, and will remain above the warning level through Thursday night.
All north shore beaches, from Anahola to Kee Beach, on Kauai remained today closed until further notice.
The same storm system causing the swell will also whip a cold front through the islands, bringing gusty
southwest Kona winds, cloudy skies and locally heavy rainfall through Wednesday.
High winds caused several trees to fall closing a portion of Waialua Beach Road. Also, in the Wahiawa area, California Avenue is now closed in both directions between North Cane Street and Ihoiho Place due to downed power lines.


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MongoDB, memcached, EHCache: Compared as Distributed L2 Caches
As can be seen, whether the off-host process that manages the cache-data is MongoD or MemcacheD or Terracotta-Server, architecturally they all look equivalent - i.e. a pure-L2 with no-L1 - so that all data needs to be retrieved from over the network and then massaged into a POJO for consumption by the application.
When speaking about caching systems, I'd also include criteria like:
- warm up strategy
- locking strategy
- single-machine memory spill strategy
Original title and link: MongoDB, memcached, EHCache: Compared as Distributed L2 Caches (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://javamuse.blogspot.com/2011/03/nosql-document-based-or-distributed.html
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Get ready to be transformed for success, to achieve your dreams and to be prepared to take on whatever comes your way in life.
Developing yourself at CW happens both inside the classroom and out. CW offers may opportunities for personal, social, cultural and professional growth. You can get involved with clubs and other on campus activities that will enrich your CW experience and help you develop the leadership skills that will serve you well in the future.
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NRBSC Staff
Markus Dittrich, Ph.D. is a computational biophysicist, Director of the NRBSC and Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Computational and Systems Biology at the University of Pittsburgh. His background is in molecular modeling of biomolecular systems employing molecular dynamics and quantum chemical methods to study enzyme structure and function. At NRBSC his research interests are the modeling of the structure and function of synapses using the Resource's reaction diffusion code MCell. He is also heading the MCell development efforts at NRBSC.
Greg Hood received a BS in mathematics and a BA in philosophy from Case Western Reserve University in 1980 and an MS in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University in 1982. He joined the Biomedical Group at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center in 1995, and has been a neuroscience specialist there since 1999.
Pallavi Ishwad, Ph.D. is responsible for educational outreach activities focused on computational biomedicine and research carried out at the NRBSC, as well as other research performed at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. She obtains information from NRBSC and PSC scientists in the fields of computational microphysiology, volumetric data imaging and analysis, structural biology and other areas and develops outreach educational materials for a vast range of audiences.
Hugh B. Nicholas Jr., Ph.D., is a computational biological chemist whose research interest is in methods for identifying essential, informative residues in protein and nucleic acid sequences. This work has included the identification of essential t-RNA bases for recognition by the charging enzymes and amino acyl synthetases using multiple sequence analysis techniques that he has developed. He received a BS in 1963 and Ph.D. in chemistry in 1969 from the University of Oklahoma. He was a postdoctoral research fellow in Biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1968 to 1971 and a biophysics researcher at the University of Wisconsin from 1971 to 1987. He joined the staff at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center in 1987 and was promoted to Senior Scientific Specialist in 1992.
Alexander J. Ropelewski is a senior programmer who designs and writes sequence analysis programs. He has not only implemented a variety of sequence analysis algorithms on high performance computers, but has also been involved in the development and design of a sequence-structure alignment program. He received a BS in computer science from the University of Pittsburgh in 1989. He has been an applications programmer in the Biomedical Group at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center since 1989 and has implemented sequence analysis codes on a wide range of high performance computers, including: Cray Research X-MP, Y-MP, C90, J90, T3D and T3E; Thinking Machine Corporation CM-2 and CM-5; and a Convex C-3. He was promoted to Coordinator for Biomedical Software Development in 1995.
Arthur W. Wetzel is a Principal Computer Scientist leading projects in biomedical imaging, statistical classification and large networked data repositories. He received his BA in chemistry from Thiel College in 1973 and did his Ph.D. work in the Interdisciplinary Department of Information Science of the University of Pittsburgh, where he served as an Adjunct Assistant Professor from 1980 to 1981 and again from 1988 to the present. From 1981 to 1983, he was Member of the Technical Staff of Bell Telephone Laboratories in Holmdel, New Jersey designing "silicon compiler" and simulation tools for integrated circuits. In 1983, he joined Pixel Computer, Inc. becoming Vice President of R&D in 1985 leading development of graphical workstations. Art came to CMU in 1988 to work on operating systems and document imaging projects in the Computing Services department. He joined PSC in 1995. His biomedical projects include semi-automated pathology diagnosis, pulsed illumination microscopic imaging, and mass spectrometry analysis collaborations with University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. He is the architect of PSC's Volume Browser for networked analysis and visualization of large volumetric datasets. He is currently developing high-speed algorithms to align multi-Terabyte electron microscopy image sets for neural circuit reconstruction.
Jacob Czech received a BS in neuroscience from the University of Pittsburgh in 2007. Shortly thereafter, he joined the NRBSC staff as a visualization specialist. At the Resource, he has worked extensively on educational outreach programs, particularly CMIST. Furthermore, he contributes to MCell training and development efforts, including maintaining the MCell website and developing tutorials.


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LANSING (WKZO) -- State Senator Mark Jansen of Gaines Township is trying again to get bills passed to ban health insurers from covering "elective abortion" unless the policyholder pays more for a supplemental rider. Jansen got the measure attached to bills overhauling Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan last year, prompting Governor Snyder to veto them, despite his desire to pass the reforms to the Blues.
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Jan 31 -
I've always thought that the perfect accessory is the key item of an outfit. It's what defines a style and can help you change an image completely. I'm a true lover of accessories, so I would like to dedicate this space to all of them... it doesn't matter the brand or designer; new trends or old vintage, some that I've made myself, others that I find though research. The idea is to share this fashion love.


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Coming Out For Bowie
Last night in Chelsea, Out magazine threw a bash at the Americano to toast its April David Bowie issue. The party drew a pretty diverse crowd of fans, from Ladyfag—who credits Bowie as inspiring her to "go that extra mile, in twenty pounds of makeup"—to Italo Zucchelli, who said that Bowie's glam rock was one of the reasons he became a designer. "When I discovered him, my world changed," the Calvin Klein Collection men's designer told Style.com.
Bowie himself wasn't in attendance last night, but his influence was omnipresent. Guests painted lightning bolts across their faces and sipped on Ziggy Stardust-themed cocktails, and Bowie's longtime friend, drag queen Joey Arias, gave a knockout performance. As the night grew late, Out editor in chief Aaron Hicklin opened up about the challenges of doing a David Bowie issue with no David Bowie (the artist has been famously quiet lately in an attempt to let his new album stand on its own). But instead of seeing it as problem, Hicklin saw it as an opportunity—he ditched the idea of the usual cover shoot and feature, and instead commissioned personal essays on Bowie from Jean Paul Gaultier, Dries Van Noten, Jake Shears, Chuck Palahniuk, and more. Said Hicklin, "It was an editor's dream. I don't think we would have gotten there if we didn't have to get there—the journalism had to be much more interesting and creative." Out's new issue is on newsstands now.
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Do You Have What it Takes? by Cynthia Cox - about 1 year ago
"This photograph is from an awesome Firefighter Appreciation Day and volunteer recruitment event at the Waterford Speedbowl June 15. Here I am with the driver of the 27 truck-- which also carries our campaign slogan " Do you have what it takes? Local volunteer fire departments handed out 600 t shirts--- thats a lot of walking advertisements and potential recruits for our local fire departments! The stands were a sea of blue! Thanks Custom Ink for an awesome product and excellent service!"


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Are You a Maxed Out Mom?
Author Katrina Alcorn, in her book Maxed Out: American Moms on the Brink, explores how there's a time to lean in and a time to push back.
This week the internet was a buzz after hearing about the concept of being a maxed out working mom. They were chatting about Katrina Alcorn, and her book Maxed Out: American Moms on the Brink, where she opens up about her own experience of a breakdown as a working mom after the birth of her third child. She weaves her personal experiences of trying to have it all with family and career alongside research to enlighten the reader on what causes a mom to become maxed and how it can be avoided.
As a working mom myself, who is pregnant with her second child, I find myself wondering if I'm maxing out as I have a hard time slowing down and saying no for fear of not being taken seriously in the professional world. Though my profession as a teacher is different form Alcorn's work in the corporate world, I found our stories to be similar, which is why I was so very grateful when an opportunity came for me to interview Alcorn. Read on to find out if you are a maxed out mom and Alcorn's thoughts on how to change it all.
Can you describe a typical day from your maxed-out phase and then a typical day now? What are some of the big differences for you?
A typical maxed out day was non-stop motion from 5am to 10pm—Wake at 5am with baby. Get self and children ready for the day. Run out the door at 7:30am to catch train to work. Non-stop meetings from 8am – 4pm. Run out the door at 4:15pm to catch train home. Pick up kids at daycare and school. Make dinner, give baths, sooth nerves, oversee homework, put everyone to bed, clean up, pay bills, spend 1-2 hours catching up on work, collapse in bed.
Note: No time for exercise, no time to talk with a friend, barely any time to go to the bathroom!
Now, that I'm self-employed, a typical day may involve the same amount of actual work, but there's no commute, and no office to get dressed up for (unless I have a client meeting). I often take a lunchtime break to hike with another self-employed friend. Yesterday I chaperoned a field trip with my son's first grade class. I could never do that before.
How do you feel the unpaid maternity leave status in the US contributes to the "maxed out" working mom?
We're so exhausted in the weeks and months after giving birth. A lot of us need time to establish breastfeeding; and both moms and dads need time to bond with a new baby. Not having paid parental leave means a lot of moms are back at work within three weeks or less after giving birth. Many dads get zero time off. The U.S. is one of only a handful of countries in the world that doesn't guarantee this benefit. It's shameful.
What are your thoughts on "leaning in" when working moms sometimes feel they can barely stand up?
There's a time to "lean in" and there's a time to "push back." Personally, I'm glad I leaned into my career—it's been great for my confidence, and my ability to support myself and my family—but after what I went through, I wish I'd pushed back more. In other words, I wish I'd advocated better for myself. After my son was born, there was a lot of pressure for me to return to work full time—I had my stepdaughter and daughter to take care of, along with a new baby, and my husband was working really long hours. I knew I wasn't ready to be back full time, but I did it, and it was a mistake.
Do you feel that that there are certain industries that cater to the working mom and her lofty goals of having it all, while helping her attain balance?
Honestly, I don't know. People say health care is supposed to be better, but it depends on where you work. I've heard from thousands of women around the country with stories of maxing out, and they're in every profession—doctors, nurses, attorneys, social workers, child care workers, teachers, engineers, people in marketing and finance, architects, web designers, the list is endless! Often, it depends on who your manager is—a bad boss will make your life miserable in any industry.
What do you think are the big triggers for working moms that send some over the brink?
There are so many factors. These are the big ones from what I've seen: the number of kids you have; whether you're single or in a relationship; whether you're in a happy or unhappy relationship; whether you have family to help, or can pay for extra help. Do you have a long commute? How much flexibility do you have in your work schedule? Do you have a child with special needs? All these things are factors…
What small changes can women ask of their employers so life is more reasonable for all involved?
About half of us have jobs that are compatible with telecommuting, and yet, we're still showing up at the office five days a week. Even asking for one day a week to work from home can make a big difference for many of us. Everyone's situation is different. Other people are better off working a flexible schedule, or a part time schedule, or doing a job share. There are many, many ways to be productive workers, and still be happy and sane.
Do you feel balance for a working mom with high aspirations is possible? How can they make it work?
Yes, I do. But it will take employers changing their mindset. Right now we have a cult of long hours—it's a sign of status for people to say they're busy all the time, or that they worked all weekend. It hasn't always been this way. It used to be a sign of status to have leisure time.
What's more, research shows that we're actually less effective at work when we work long hours. When we work chronically long hours, we go into what is called a "negative productivity cycle." Anyone who has tried to lead a meeting with distracted, overworked colleagues knows what I'm talking about here.
What are the signs for working moms to know they are falling apart versus being stressed? Don't all moms get overwhelmed?
Yes, we all get stressed. That's perfectly normal. But if you're reaching your limit, trust me, you will know. For me the signs were panic attacks, insomnia, and I lost interest in eating. I had no doubt I was reaching my limit, (my body was really good at telling me!), I just didn't think that quitting was an option, so I kept going.
What policy changes would you recommend so that working moms will overall feel less like maxing out could happen to them?
There are many, but here's one small change that I think would have a huge ripple effect: We need to give fathers incentives to stay home with a new baby.
Sweden is the best example for this. For years, they offered new parents more than a year of paid parental leave, but only mothers used the time, and Sweden had the same kind of problems we do with gender inequality, the gender pay gap, etc. Then the government set aside a month or two just for fathers…Fast forward a couple decades—this little change has caused a gender revolution. Fathers started bonding with their babies, and voluntarily taking on more responsibility at home. Mothers returned to work earlier. The pay gap between men and women started to close. Employers saw that work-life balance wasn't a "women's issue" and they started offering more options for flexible scheduling. Even the divorce rate went down!
I'm pregnant with my second child, and a teacher who is back to saying yes to taking on new endeavors at work. Once baby sister arrives, I worry that I will go back to my conflicted moments of when I had my first daughter and worried about how others viewed me because I shirked off responsibilities when I first went back to work. Like people stopped asking me and assumed I couldn't do anything extra, when all I really wanted was a balance of it all. What advice do you have for me so that I don't become fully "maxed out," though I'm already feeling so, as I worry people will feel I'm checking out?
Great question! There is no easy answer here, because the fact is, women's job performance is scrutinized more after they have kids. It's been studied. It's not just you feeling self-conscious. But I think the important thing to remember is that your health and sanity is so important to your beautiful babies, and your employer. No one benefits if you burn out. So advocating for what you need is really good for all concerned, whether they realize it or not.
What are some ways we can help liberate working moms?
There's a new management strategy called Result-Only Work Environments (ROWE) that I'm really excited about. I talk about it in the book. In a nutshell, what ROWE says is forget about clocking in and out of an office, forget about tracking your vacation and sick days. In fact, forget about tracking your time at all. Instead, employees are held accountable to results. It doesn't matter when and how they get work done. All meetings are optional.
It's sounds too good to be true, but companies like Gap Inc. say that productivity has gone way up since they converted to ROWE. This is a game changer, not just for working parents, but for anyone who wants to have an interesting career, and still have a life.


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A seven-run eighth inning helped the Oral Roberts University baseball team to a big victory on Sunday afternoon as the Golden Eagles rolled past Nicholls State at home, 8-1, winning the three-game series 2-1.
Tim Zufall (5-1) allowed just five hits and a run in eight innings of work to earn the victory. Alec Smith entered in the ninth for the final three outs of the game.
The Golden Eagles (15-26, 10-8) sit in a four-way tie for fourth place with Central Arkansas, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Stephen F. Austin.
Jose Trevino continued his hot hitting trend with a double and a single, giving him seven hits in the series. Tyler Boss had the same output at the plate, driving in the go-ahead runs on his double in the eighth inning that scored Matt Brandy and Logan Domenico.
Brandy, who started the eighth with a walk, added a two-run double later in his second at bat in the inning that plated Kevin Cho and Brandon Healy. ORU had just three hits in the inning, taking advantage of four walk and two Colonel errors.
ORU's seven-run inning was the most runs it has scored in an inning this season.
In the top of the fourth, Trevino picked up his double with one out and was followed by a Boss single. Trevino then crossed the plate for the first time on the afternoon as Nate Goro reached on a fielder's choice.
Nicholls tied the game in the top of the eighth as Leo Vargas singled and later scored on a sacrifice fly by Brandon Jackson. Jackson was the starting pitcher, striking out four Golden Eagles and allowing just a run in six innings. He was relieved by Taylor Byrd who took the loss.
ORU travels to Beaumont, Texas, on Friday as they face the hottest team in the Southland, Lamar. The Cardinals have won seven straight contests through Sunday and are tied with Sam Houston State for first place.
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Cass and Max-Ernest discover the Museum of Magic, unscramble more coded messages, and solve new mysteries in their attempt to thwart the Terces Society's ambitions of discovering immortality.
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In this sequel to
The Name of This Book is Secret,
Cass and Max-Ernest are involved in another grand mystery-solving adventure to find out the secret of the Terces Society so that they can finally figure out how to thwart the evil plots of Ms. Mauvis and Dr. L. once and for all. 50,000 first printing.
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Dangerous secrets lie between the pages of this book.
OK, I warned you. But if you think I'll give anything away, or tell you that this is the sequel to my first literary endeavor,
The Name of This Book is Secret
, you're wrong.
I'm not going to remind you of how we last left our heroes, Cass and Max-Ernest, as they awaited intiation into the mysterious Terces Society, or the ongoing fight against the evil Dr. L and Ms. Mauvais. I certainly won't be telling you about how the kids stumble upon the Museum of Magic, where they finally meet the amazing Pietro!
Oh, blast! I've done it again. Well, at least I didn't tell you about the missing Sound Prism, the nefarious Lord Pharaoh, or the mysterious creature born in a bottle over 500 years ago, the key to the biggest secret of all.
I really can't help myself, now can I? Let's face it---if you're reading this, it's too late.


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Advances in Petroleum Exploration and Development, Vol. 5, No. 2, June 30, 2013
To see an article, click its [PDF] link. To see one abstract at a time, click its title link.
Table of Contents
|Editorial Office
|Enhancing Tight Gas Recovery Through Hydraulic Fracture Treatment Design Optimization
|M. M. Rahman, H. K. Sarma
|The Seismic Acquisition Method Researching for the Complex Mountainous Terrain in YXL Area Qaidam Basin
|Luo Qifeng, An Peijun, Ning Hongxiao, Zhang Lijun, Yang Lingjun
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I saw it again this weekend in the discount theater and really enjoyed it (again). One of the things that sort of bothered me before was the way the movie teetered on the edge of farcical comedy but I remembered that Tolkien originally wrote The Hobbit as a children's story and indeed had a much different mood and vein in it that TLOTR. I can rationalize some of the discrepancies in this retelling as Bilbo's smoothing out the tale for Frodo (indeed, IIRC Tolkien smoothed out some discrepancies between editions and attributed changes to Bilbo's hiding some parts of the tale).
I liked the way Jackson retained the order of the Dwarves appearing at Bilbo's door although he lost some of the dialog. I wasn't as enthralled with the replacement dialog. What really bugged me were the costumes and hairstyling. Balin, Gloin and maybe Dwalin were the only ones that struck me as dwarvish and NONE of them had the colored cloaks described by Tolkien (nor did Fili & Kili sport yellow hair).
These are Dwarves of the Longbeard clan and yet Thorin and Fili barely had beards while Kili sported stubble and Bofur and Bombur had moustaches but no actual beards! Bofur reminded me of something out of Time Bandits, not The Hobbit.
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why not get it through apple.com it self it's only 459 with no commitment for a 16 gb
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and it has a option called CHECK ELIGIBILITY itll ask for phone number with carrier /social/zip etc
and it will give you your price rates for the phone,i tried with my mothers line which she just joined atnt and she didn't get this offer but i did for 459 so i am going to sell my iphone 4 for 300 and put up the extra and pre order tonight
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Nice, but do you happen to know if apple is thinking on selling it factory unlocked ? as the previous i4 ? because i got mine like that... and want it like that.
I went on the Apple website and talked to 2 different representatives thru the online chat. They both said the same thing to me: Each customer will be allowed to purchase 2 iPhone's...
They didn't confirm nor denied that the release would be at 12:01AM PST today...i guess we will find out!
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Every once in a while I like to look at the "Dogs of the Dow" to see how they're faring. It just piques my interest to see how well a strategy based on nothing more than a company's dividend yield is performing. The history of the "Dogs" is impressive, of course - an average yield of more than 14% growth compared to the Dow's 11%-plus, over the past 40 years - but it has had some bad years. For 2012, the "Dogs" provided a yield of 5.71%, compared to the DJIA's overall growth of 7.3% (and a straight play of the Dow Jones' 30 Industrials having a yield of 11%). As it turns out, some "Dogs" can sit pretty (General Electric up 17.2%), while other "Dogs" just roll over and play dead (Intel Corporation down 15%).
At the same time, some "non-Dogs of the Dow" just plain put the Dogs to shame: Bank of America saw an increase in value of nearly 109%, at $11.61, up from $5.56.
There aren't many changes to the "Dogs" for 2013, and three dogs carry over that represent the healthcare sector: Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), Merck (NYSE: MRK) and Pfizer (NYSE: PFE). In 2012, these three companies presented compelling yields and growth.
(Pfizer alone gained 15.9% for the year, hopefully putting to rest fears that its loss of exclusivity over Lipitor would result in serious financial pain - in fact, they have increased their dividend 9%, to $.96/year up from $.88/year. You can't keep a good dog down.)
Question: why bother dividing your investment dollars up among 10 companies, a few of which are likely to be losers, when you can isolate a smaller group of companies that have the potential for more substantive gains - especially when that small group of companies offers a nice set of dividend yields (Pfizer - 3.7%, Merck - 4.1%, Johnson & Johnson - 3.4%)?
I must confess to having great affection for companies that have a debt-equity ratio of less than 1 - and even more affection when the Quick Ratio is greater than 1.
Financially, these companies seem fit. With respect to the valuations per share, I think we see some of the weakness Pfizer has realized from the loss of exclusivity to Lipitor, and perhaps some effects of its decisions to divest itself of some peripheral business and focus more exclusively on drug development. However, Pfizer's EBIT margin, compared to those of Merck and Johnson & Johnson, speaks to the company's overall health quite favorably.
The strength and sustainability of a pharmaceutical firm is dependent upon its pipeline - not just the drugs it has available at present, but what it will have in two, five and even ten years down the road.
Because of its business activities in the healthcare product market and the medical equipment and diagnostics market, Johnson & Johnson may be less reliant upon its drug pipeline than Merck or Pfizer, but it does have a very healthy line of more than 25 drugs currently on market.
Merck currently has more than 50 drugs that are currently available by prescription. In addition to these, their pipeline also has 35 drugs in Phase II, Phase III or Review stages of development.
In addition to more than 100 prescription and over-the-counter drugs it has available, Pfizer has more than 70 drugs in its pipeline, including Phase I, Phase II, Phase III drugs, and more than a dozen drugs that are currently in registration. Among these latter is tofacitinib - a pain reliever for Rheumatoid Arthritis that is already being touted as Pfizer's new "Lipitor."
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Mobile photography gets the red-carpet treatment at the upcoming LA Mobile Arts Festival, which features more than 500 works by iPhone photographers from around the world. Glimpse some of their stunning creations here.
If you were still wondering whether the iPhone had made a significant mark on society, news that London's Kensington and Chelsea College has a course offering students the ability to learn iPhoneography (the art of taking photographs with your iPhone) should be enough to answer the question.
Submissions to this year's Pogo Art Contest, which tasks creatives with drawing original work on an iPad or other iOS device, prove that the stylus can be just as mighty as the pencil or paintbrush.
A giant exhibit at San Francisco's DeYoung Museum highlights the influential artist's foray into iPhone and iPad art, as well as films he made using multiple digital cameras.
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Remorse and regret are hard to live with. On a totally different level from yours I feel the same about my smoking days; I am appalled at my obliviousness regarding non-smokers' rights, their health issues, my invasion of their space. I meant no harm; it just never occurred to me to question whether I had the right to impose my own 'needs' onto others.
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Take a look at The Neighborhood in Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved where players will work their way through a restrained 2D urban cityscape, using music and magic to unleash a ...
Get down with Cee Lo Green's Forget You in Fantasia: Music Evolved.
Set in a modular space station orbiting around Earth, The Capsule realm will feature Elton John's "Rocket Man" and Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes" as playable songs.
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QUINCY, Wash.—Friday is the opening day of the much anticipated Paradiso music festival. The event at the Gorge Amphitheatre in Quincy is known for its electronic music and carnival setting, but many remember last year's event after one person died and dozens became ill from drug overdoses.
Local law enforcement is trying to prevent a repeat performance this year.
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In the quiet agriculture community of Grant county, a carnival is coming to town that is like nothing they see all year.
Paradiso is an electronic dance music festival that costume clad concert goers come from all over to attend.
"It's part of what drives me," said 33-year-old concertgoer Tom Johnson. "It's my passion, so coming to gather with other people who share that passion, it just builds on that."
But outside of the spectacle of the venue and the music, Paradiso is also known for a drug scene that left one person dead and 70 people hospitalized last year.
READ: Gorge concerts cost local hospital thousands
"People started waking up, their partners and friends didn't wake up," remembered Assistant Chief Tony Leibelt of Grant County Fire District 3.
And it's taxing resources. Leibelt says last year, 25 EMTs had to be called in to respond to this event alone.
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This is truly fantabulous. It looks so complex and for a moment i thought it was different pieces joined to form this single shape. But it is astonishing to watch this made out by just folding a single sheet of paper. Great work. Kudos.
Dear Sara,
Thank you very much for this video.
I tried 3-stage clover folding. And when I saw your 7-stage clover folding model's photograph I was really inspired by it. It is awesome. And most important is it is made up of just 19.5 cm^2 paper. When I tried 5-stage (Actually I thought I was doing 7-stage, but I just double the number of creases, and it became 5-stage clover folding), I started with a very big paper, and still it was bit difficult to make precrease. (I don't even know weather there is something called 5-stage, since it doesn't have that nice last petal part.)
But I enjoyed doing that also. (It is actually happy folding).
Here is the URL of picasa web album of clover foldings which I made.
(This are not perfect, but this is my first attempt.)
Thank you again.
Best regards,
Archana Morye.
Hi Archana,
Good to hear you enjoyed the video. As to your "5-stage" clover folding:
First of all, you did a very good job. I usually don't like patterned papers for tessellations, but this one works quite well. It makes it look like patchwork.
Second, the formula for determining the grid to start with is: 6*(no of stages)-2.
If you start with a 32 by 32 grid, then you are 2 grid squares short of 6 stages. But that only means that for the last stage you have 2 rows of 2 squares rather than 4 squares. That's why you have another rows of squares as the last stage, rather than the finish I showed.
Having said that, you might want exactly that effect, it is by no means "wrong", it's just slightly different. So, in essence, you folded a variation of the 6-stage clover folding. :)
I bought new paper, and might fold another clover folding with more stages. I don't think more than 7 states are feasible with a 19.5cm square. The grid squares were 5mm wide (40 by 40 grid), and that makes the collapsing stage quite fiddly already.
-- Sara
Dear Sara,
Thank you very much for your replay. Somehow I didn't see your reply earlier. Thanks for the formula for determining the grid. I'll try sometime for 7-stage.
About the patterned paper, I too wanted to use plain paper (at least for Hydrangea (Shuzo Fujimoto): High density patterned, http://picasaweb.google.co.in/sarchana.morye/TessellationsOrigami#), but I didn't get it. I leave in a city, where even if I want usual 15 cm^2 plain origami papers, I need to give order at least 1-2 month before. Only wrapping papers are easily available.
Once again thanks for video's and other things on this site.
Best regards,
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I really don't know if this model has been diagrammed anywhere. I'm not aware of any source (hence it's not mentioned in the video or on these pages). Sorry.
It is just the hydrangea minus a couple of the last folds! it is done by the same person, "Shuzo Fujimoto ".
Not really... The cloverfolding model starts at the top level and goes down when folding. The hydrangea model starts at the bottom level and goes up when folding.
Can you please make a video of the cloverfolding model. I really want to make it.
Can you make a video on this model? I have been wanting to do it but Ravi Apte's website is not working. I appreciate you efforts.


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Your Brilliant Baby in Week 52: The Importance of Pointing
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Baby's Brain in Week 52
Right around now, your child is becoming quite a pointer. Few items seen during your daily routines escape his little thrusted finger, and as your baby points, he likely says, "What'sat?" Now you might think doing this is just his way of learning the names of various things: clock, car, sock, plate, pencil, vase, pillow, and so many, many more.
This pointing skill, however, is about far more than just learning words. It involves bringing you into your child's realm of learning. If you watch younger babies closely, they are either solely engaged with you or with objects. They'll bat at an object overhead and then later coo back and forth with you. But now as he turns one-year old, your child can point at an object and interact with his Most Important Person—you!—by asking, "What'sat?"
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Brain scientists call this phenomenon the cognitive triangle; the points of the triangle include you, your baby, and an object. Researchers discovered this pointing ability by doing nothing more than observing and videotaping children at about 12-months old.
For example, a child sees a fly on the window: She folds her thumb around her pinky, ring, and middle fingers while extending her index finger toward the fly, and then looks at her parent. Even when the child does not explicitly ask for information, you can see the question written all over her face. The parent just knows to say, "That's a fly."
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Peanuts: The Newest Pregnancy No-No?
Guest blogger Ronda Kaysen: The list of things pregnant women should avoid may be about to get longer. Yes, peanuts may soon make a reappearance on the no-no list. A new study suggests that pregnant women might need to back off eating the nuts if food allergies run in their families.
The study looked at babies aged 3 to 15 months and tested them for sensitivities to eggs, dairy and nuts. The more peanuts a new mom ate during her third trimester, the greater likelihood her baby would develop a sensitivity to one of the above. Since the study looked at kids in 2008, it's too soon to tell if those babies will develop a true allergy or not.
"Our study looked at sensitization, not peanut allergy," researcher Scott H. Sicherer, MD, of New York's Mount Sinai School of Medicine, told WebMD. "It is going to be a few years before we know whether these children really do develop true peanut allergies."
This isn't entirely new information. Researchers have long linked moms eating peanuts during pregnancy to kids having food allergies, but the research has always been weak. For a while, the American Academy of Pediatrics told moms to abstain from peanuts during the third trimester, but they backed off that suggestion in 2008 because the research was so thin.
Despite the recent findings, however, researchers aren't ready to definitively return nuts to the list of dangerous pregnancy food. "We simply don't have enough information to tell women they should or should not eat peanuts during pregnancy," said Sicherer.
In fact, some studies have pointed to just the opposite: that early exposure to allergens reduces the rate of allergies in kids. This tidbit of information brings to light a very important point: It's not always clear what we should do to protect our babies before they're born.
As a very pregnant mama, I find all this contradictory news distressing. Obviously I don't want to give my kids food allergies or cause them any other suffering because of my eating habits. But at the same time, I find the endless list of things to avoid overwhelming, frequently impractical and often contradictory. I know I shouldn't drink like a fish or smoke or take out the kitty litter. OK. Those seem like avoidable toxins. But then you start adding on the other ones .... "Fish is good for you, but not too much of the big fish. Avoid raw cheeses and deli meats and undercooked anything." And now nuts, too?
Nuts are tasty, nutritious and filling when you're very hungry and very pregnant. But as a person who grew up in a house with kids and grownups with food allergies, I know what a burden food allergies can be. Allergies are restrictive, exhausting and stressful. The last thing I'd want would be to bestow them on my kids.
Steering clear of peanuts for a few months seems like a reasonable thing to do. Unless, of course, early exposure is the way to go, and I should be doing just the opposite!
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Arcade Fire 's Reflektor is headed for a big #1 debut on the Billboard 200 album chart, with projected sales putting it somewhere around 135,000 copies.
If the predictions are true, this will be the band's second #1 album on the list, following 2010's The Suburbs . That record debuted in the top slot with 156,000 copies sold in its first week, and has sold more than 776,000 copies since its release, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
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