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26 U.S. Code § 860C - Taxation of residual interests
(a) Pass-thru of income or loss
(1) In general
In determining the tax under this chapter of any holder of a residual interest in a REMIC, such holder shall take into account his daily portion of the taxable income or net loss of such REMIC for each day during the taxable year on which such holder held such interest.
(2) Daily portion
The daily portion referred to in paragraph (1) shall be determined—
(A) by allocating to each day in any calendar quarter its ratable portion of the taxable income (or net loss) for such quarter, and
(b) Determination of taxable income or net loss
For purposes of this section—
(1) Taxable income
The taxable income of a REMIC shall be determined under an accrual method of accounting and, except as provided in regulations, in the same manner as in the case of an individual, except that—
(A) regular interests in such REMIC (if not otherwise debt instruments) shall be treated as indebtedness of such REMIC,
(B) market discount on any market discount bond shall be included in gross income for the taxable years to which it is attributable as determined under the rules of section 1276 (b)(2) (and sections 1276 (a) and 1277 shall not apply),
(C) there shall not be taken into account any item of income, gain, loss, or deduction allocable to a prohibited transaction,
(D) the deductions referred to in section 703 (a)(2) (other than any deduction under section 212) shall not be allowed, and
(c) Distributions
Any distribution by a REMIC—
(1) shall not be included in gross income to the extent it does not exceed the adjusted basis of the interest, and
(d) Basis rules
(1) Increase in basis
The basis of any person's residual interest in a REMIC shall be increased by the amount of the taxable income of such REMIC taken into account under subsection (a) by such person with respect to such interest.
(2) Decreases in basis
The basis of any person's residual interest in a REMIC shall be decreased (but not below zero) by the sum of the following amounts:
(e) Special rules
(1) Amounts treated as ordinary
Any amount taken into account under subsection (a) by any holder of a residual interest in a REMIC shall be treated as ordinary income or ordinary loss, as the case may be.
(2) Limitation on losses
(A) In general
The amount of the net loss of any REMIC taken into account by a holder under subsection (a) with respect to any calendar quarter shall not exceed the adjusted basis of such holder's residual interest in such REMIC as of the close of such calendar quarter (determined without regard to the adjustment under subsection (d)(2)(B) for such calendar quarter).
(3) Cross reference
For special treatment of income in excess of daily accruals, see section 860E.
Source(Added Pub. L. 99–514, title VI, § 671(a),Oct. 22, 1986, 100 Stat. 2309; amended Pub. L. 100–647, title I, § 1006(t)(1), (8)(C), (21),Nov. 10, 1988, 102 Stat. 3419, 3421, 3426.)
1988—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 100–647, § 1006(t)(21), substituted "and, except as provided in regulations, in the same manner" for "and in the same manner" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (b)(1)(E). Pub. L. 100–647, § 1006(t)(8)(C), added subpar. (E).
Subsec. (e)(1). Pub. L. 100–647, § 1006(t)(1), substituted "ordinary" for "ordinary income" in heading and amended text generally. Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "Any amount included in the gross income of any holder of a residual interest in a REMIC by reason of subsection (a) shall be treated as ordinary income."
Effective Date of 1988 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 100–647effective, except as otherwise provided, as if included in the provision of the Tax Reform Act of 1986, Pub. L. 99–514, to which such amendment relates, see section 1019(a) ofPub. L. 100–647, set out as a note under section 1 of this title.
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In Episode 4 of Corn College TV Season 3, Farm Journal's Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie discusses how to choose a hybrid based on their leaf structure. "Just leaf structure alone can make a big difference in how we manage water and sunlight in the canopy," he says.
A (pendulum) leafy plant is best suited in soils with a lower water capacity. The larger canopy of the plant blocks the soil from sunlight, decreasing the amount of water that is lost to evaporation. An upright variety does best in soils with higher water holding capacities where water is not a limiting factor.
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HUDSON, WI (WTAQ) - Hudson police say a golf course worker may have been lying on the floor in a pool of his own blood for several hours before he was found Friday afternoon.
35 year old Chad Wang was hurt when the sealed 55-gallon drum he was working on exploded at the Hudson Golf Course. Wang was using an acetylene torch at the time.
The explosion caused the lid on that drum to shoot up and hit him in the head, causing severe injuries.
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TrailerBytes: The Paperboy, Skyfall and Nobody Walks
The Paperboy
This is the movie where Nicole Kidman pees on Zac Efron. That very fact probably makes any associated marketing strategy superfluous. If it doesn't though, this trailer isn't going to do it any favors. In the opening clip, Kidman, Efron, and Matthew McConaughey appear to be engaging in some sort of competition to use the most ludicrous southern accent imaginable. It's not a good look, but it also might be the most lucid part of the trailer. After that, it's just a mess. Kidman wants to get her fiancé (John Cusack) out of jail, and she enlists journalists Efron and McConaughey to help her. I don't believe she understands the legal process. Regardless, they seem to do very little, while Efron and Kidman do have an affair. Then, to everyone's surprise, Cusack is let free. Why? I suppose the better question is, why not? He emerges from jail, and violence ensues, because what else is a movie going to do with a character who's just been set free? (No, Nicole does not pee on Zac in this trailer.)
I don't believe this trailer is two and a half minutes. Only time dilation could allow so much information to be so clearly conveyed in such a short period of time. It sounds like an amazing movie, so let's just run down the beats:
- After a lack of room forces a sniper to shoot at someone James Bond (Daniel Craig) is fighting with, Bond is hit with the bullet, forcing him to fall off a train, presumably to his death. Why didn't they trust Bond to kill the thug himself? It's what he does, and pushing someone else off would certainly have been easy.
- A flash drive with the identity of every agent embedded in a terrorist organization has fallen into the wrong hands. Why would they put all of that information on something like that? That's just asking for trouble.
- Bond comes back from the dead, because resurrection is apparently his only hobby. Aren't drinking and womanizing his hobbies? Whatever.
- There's a new Q (Ben Whisaw), and he looks like he's 24. Precocity is hilarious!
- Bond is given a gun that only responds to his signature. I imagine this will come into play at a climactic moment.
- Javier Bardem plays a villain (and brothel owner) who traffics in a deeper fear that anyone can imagine. Settle down Cillian Murphy, I'm sure he also has tricks up his sleeve.
- Bond meets a blond Bardem who is, in fact, terrifying.
- Bond has a sex scene where a woman shaves his beard. I have no further comments.
Nobody Walks
This movie, co-written by Lena Dunham(!!!) offers up the rare love sextet. In the top tier of maybe-philandering, we have filmmaker/producer/rich LA person John Krasinski helping young filmmaker/not-yet producer/up-and-coming LA person Olivia Thirlby with the sound on her movie. In the next tier of maybe-philandering we have Rosemarie DeWitt entering into a doubly-forbidden relationship with Justin Kirk (she plays Krasinski's wife / Kirk's therapist). I don't predict it will end well. In the third tier we have not philandering, but a relationship that is presumably frowned upon between DeWitt's (and Krasinski's?) daughter and Krasinski's assistant. Amazingly, Dylan McDermott shows up and has no romantic interactions with anyone. As convoluted as that may all sound, it makes for a compelling trailer. It's amazingly sensual, to the point that it sexualizes a lemon in a way that makes sense. I'd be worried about the acidity. though More importantly, this trailer introduces angry John Krasinski. Have you ever seen John angry? I certainly haven't, and I want to see more. The potential there is limitless.
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Good book about Violet, a misfit teenage girl during the 1930s who hooks up with a trio of musicians. Brothers Austin and Dallas and Nodak farmboy-hunk Kjel are a sensation in small clubs and roadhouses in the midwest and south. All that happens to them on the road and the years after are vintage Landvik. Bad stuff happens but some pretty good stuff also. To anticipate the bad and fear it, interferes with enjoyment of the good. Love life, it's short but glorious.
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Homely; mother abandoned the family; her father hates her; had an accident that cost her an arm; travels from her Kentucky hometown to the Golden Gate Bridge which she plans on jumping off; her bus gets totaled in North Daokta and a family takes her in; goes with Kjel to find the third memner of his band; becomes the band's manager once they hit it off.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - If you went deer hunting and came up empty, you and the governor have something in common.
Scott Walker said Friday that he failed to bag a deer when he went hunting in Vilas County in far northern Wisconsin.
Walker said he did not see a deer when he was out in the woods.
The DNR said it was a common observation in the far north during the opening weekend of the nine-day gun season.
One of Walker's cabinet members had better luck.
DNR Secretary Cathy Stepp bagged a seven-point buck in western Wisconsin during the opening weekend.
Around 640,000 deer hunters took the woods during the gun season, and they bagged almost 244,000 deer – 7.7% more than last year.


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Killzone: Shadow Fall - The Albotas Review
On a complete whim I decided to pick up a PlayStation 4 on launch day. I typically never get systems on launch day because their libraries either consist of updated ports or first party exclusives that look amazing, but are just kind of okay in terms of gameplay. Killzone: Shadow Fall fits into that second category.


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RICHLAND, Wash. - Benton and Franklin
County Emergency Management Services are holding a contest in September aimed
at getting you and your family ready for a potential disaster or other
The agencies are joining emergency services across Washington State partnering
with CRESA, the Clark County Regional Emergency Services Agency, which has
launched an online social media game. Every day through September, you can go
to 30Days30Ways.com and take part in a challenge. You'll submit your entry
through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Tumblr, and every day judges will pick
winners of Starbuck and Amazon gift cards.
Benton County
Emergency Services Manager Jeremy Beck says the challenges help you and your
family learn about getting ready for a potential emergency.
all talk about preparedness, and see it on the news the tragic things that
happen, and think we need to be prepared. It's time to start taking some action
and getting prepared."
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An epic rebirth to Toho's iconic Godzilla, this spectacular adventure, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, pits the world's most famous monster against malevolent creatures who, bolstered by humanity's scientific arrogance, threaten our very existence. View first-look photos…
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CATALDO, Idaho -- The Kootenai County sheriff's office said the pilot of a small plane was killed in a crash Sunday night near Cataldo. The pilot was the only person on board according to authorities.
Officials identified the pilot as John T. Lippis, 67, of Spokane. Investigators are still at the crash site located near a home on Beaver Road in the Cataldo, Idaho area.
Authorities in North Idaho said they found the site of a plane crash on Beaver Road after more than three hours of searching. They were notified of the crash on Sunday evening around 7:45 p.m.
Shoshone County, Kootenai County, Idaho State Police and multiple fire and rescue departments were all out in this area searching. Air One also helped find the crash site.
Officials said the plane was a 1980 fixed-wing, single engine plane classified as "experimental." Investigators said Lippis had taken off from the Shoshone County Airport on Sunday afternoon to do recreational flying.
Officials said there are no indications as to the cause of the crash. An autopsy has been requested by the Coroner's office.
Lippis' son was on the scene Monday afternoon. He said his father was preparing to fly to Colorado to visit his mother. He described his father as a generous person. Lippis owned a repair shop in Spokane according to his son.
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Im having a macbook air contest for everyone who is following me.
My friend who does not have a tumblr wants to get rid a Macbook air she won (she already has one) and wanted me to do a giveaway on my tumblr!
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This school has NO sensitivity for JUSTICE!!!! It makes me sick to my stomach when I think about the cruel and unusual punishment that goes on!!!!
I Went To Quintanilla Both 7th And 8th Grade(2008-2010) Year And Now Going To High School. I Think The Teachers Are Very Kind And Excellent. They Push You To Be The Best You Can Be.They Have Strong Principal/ School Leader Ship. This School Has Great Sports And Many Challenging Academic Programs To Enjoy.If You Child Is Coming To Quintanilla In The Future They Will Have A Blast!
The administrators go beyond the call of duty in making sure the students have the intellectual and social experiences. The caring and nuturing are best I have ever experienced. Hopefully, this team will stick together - but I know that the associate principal and the assistant principals are ready for their own school.
Great teachers. Excellent programs! all my childrens went to this school. Great school!
I have tought at Quintanilla for 5 years and find it to be a wonderful school. One example of that quality is the project they encouraged me to complete: The Achievements & Goals Archive Project, described in detail at www.studentmotivation.org. It involves our 8th graders each writing letters before graduation to themselves about their achievements & goals. The letters will be stored in the Achievements & Goals Archive at Quintanilla for the next 10 years. Thanksgiving week of that 10th year after graduation alumni will be invited back to open their letters and speak to students about what they themselves would do differently if they were 12 years old again. The Archive is a large safe, with 10 shelves inside, secured under spotlights in a central location in the school passed many times every school day by all students. The goal is to encourage our students every day to think of their futures.
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Union Avenue will be closed to all activities (walking, biking, jogging, and vehicle tours) between the Memorial Arch and Pemberton Avenue beginning at 6:30 a.m., and remained closed until hazardous tree removal work in the area is completed.
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Consider the showgirls of the garden\, herb aceous peonies. Elisabeth Cary will take students on a tour of some of the best herbaceous peonies\, including some of the exceptional species\, Paeonia japonica\, or woodland peonies. Each selection will be discuss ed for garden-worthiness\, growth habit\, aesthetic consideration\, siting \, planting\, cultivation and maintenance. Tips on how to integrate these beauties into the mixed border\, a woodland setting or as cut flowers will be covered. Students will take home a division or seedling from the instr uctor's collection.\n
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Jason Newsted joined as Metallica's bassist after Cliff Burton passed, and stayed with them until 2001. He left on good terms, but both parties had different priorities. Newsted wanted to take a year off and work on a side project, while the rest of the guys wanted to keep going. So, Newsted left. No one seemed to harbor any negative feelings.
Newsted worked in many bands since, and has a new band out called Newsted. Want heavy metal? You'll enjoy Newsted. You can a free download of their new track "Heroic Dose" HERE .


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Add Maryland wide receiver Torrey Smith to the visitors rolling through Flowery Branch this week.
He sent out this tweet at 6:28 p.m. on Tuesday; @TorreySmithWR: Where am I? http://twitpic.com/4k3uji
The photo reveals the side view of the Falcons' facilities from the players' parking lot.
BIRDLAND — Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff and most of the Falcons' top personnel are bracing for a busy week of personal workouts for prospects at the team's facilities, peaking with the team's local day on Thursday.
The Falcons don't release the list of scheduled visitors or make them available to the media.
It's dangerous to read a lot into the visits. It really just means the team wants to know more about the player. The Falcons drafted a couple of players last year that never visited the facility. (Joe Hawley is the one that comes to mind quickly).
Here are a couple of visitors that we have confirmed.
The Falcons really like Jernigan, who might not be available when they select with the 59th overall pick in the second round.
Gilchrist, 5-10, 195, played safety, nickel and cornerback at Clemson. He was also a returner and a gunner on special teams.
Dent's name could come off the board as early as the third round.
Last week, the Falcons were out West.
They made stops in Los Angeles (trying to confirm if they were checking out UCLA linebacker Akeem Ayers). They were also in Denver on their way back from checking out Nevada tight end Virgil Green, who impressed tight ends coach Chris Scelfo at the scouting combine.
The draft will be held April 28-30.
First Round
27. Atlanta Falcons (13-3)
Second Round
59. Atlanta Falcons
Third Round
91. Atlanta Falcons
Fourth Round
124. Atlanta Falcons
Fifth Round
158. Atlanta Falcons
Sixth Round
192. Atlanta Falcons
Seventh Round
209. Atlanta Falcons (from Detroit in the Chris Houston trade)
228. Atlanta Falcons
229. Atlanta Falcons (from New England in the Quinn Ojinnaka trade)
–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog
April 11th, 2011
12:18 pm
Awesome news, D-Led–thanks. If we're putting up a smokescreen on Jernigan it's a good one. I think our interest is genuine. Unless we get Rudolph at #27 or 59 I believe we're serious about Green, too….
April 11th, 2011
12:30 pm
OK, getting close …….. but the excitement is tempered with the pall of the existing lockout.
Do we go DE or WR in 1st round?
DOL, will you be @ Flowery Branch or in NYC?
April 11th, 2011
1:15 pm
I think the Falcons are taking a long look at Virgil Green. I would be very surprised to see us draft Gilchrist in the 1st 3 rounds. I would be surprised to see us draft Dent in the first 5 rounds, as backup MLB is not exactly a glaring need. I'm not completely sold on Jernigan, I'd much rather have Randall Cobb in 2nd if available or I'd take Edmund Gates in the 3rd or later rounds
April 11th, 2011
1:16 pm
Seems like there's more likely to be a "value" DE available @ #27, whereas the wideouts avaiable then might be slight reaches by comparison. I'm hoping we take a DE in the 1st, but I wouldn't be upset if we got someone like Torrey Smith, Baldwin, or Hankerson – all guys with upside to be a #1 receiver someday. However, if we could get someone like Jernigan in a later round, that might be the better play, as DE talent seems to be highly concentrated in the first round this year.
April 11th, 2011
1:29 pm
Everyone knows the Falcons are supposedly in love with Jernigan. Who knows if it is a smoke screen.
D-Led, maybe Ayers and R. Moore? Surprised we haven't looked hard at either.
April 11th, 2011
2:25 pm
Wow!!! This is real news. It must be a slow day in sports.
April 11th, 2011
2:37 pm
Torrey Smith = Troy Williamson, don't draft him!
April 11th, 2011
3:13 pm
Have I missed the stories of Georgia Tech players visiting NFL teams for potential employment???
April 11th, 2011
3:55 pm
I like that Jilchrist guy.
April 11th, 2011
4:38 pm
Any ex-thUGA player would be like toxic waste for the Falcons.
April 11th, 2011
4:49 pm
I hope the Falcons draft Dent. Dent is a hell of a football player!
April 11th, 2011
4:50 pm
Shelia G. Go talk a long walk on a short bridge.
April 11th, 2011
5:13 pm
I really dont want this troy guy he is too small. Titus young wr out of boise is bigger and faster and can make all the catches. We get him the 2nd round he could start next to roddy white this year.
April 11th, 2011
5:15 pm
I dont want Akkem dent or Marcus Gilchrist either i Want justin HOuston in the 1st round to play DE.
April 11th, 2011
5:21 pm
Dimitroff, Smith, BVG, and several other Falcon employees were in Raleigh-Durham area this morning. They were on my flight back to ATL this afternoon.
April 11th, 2011
5:46 pm
2011 HBCU Draft Top CBs
1. Dionte Dinkins, 6′1, 196 FVSU
2. Moses Ellis, 5′9, 180 Prairie View
3. Jacques Rickerson, 5′10, 186, Al St.
4. Brandon Bufford, 5′11, 179, Howard
5. Michael Williams, 6′0, 195, Bethune
6. Dante Barnes, 6′1, 185, Norfolk St.
7. Jamie Short, 6′1, 205, Norfolk St.
8. Justin Ferrell, 5′11, 185, NC A&T
9. Quier Hall, 6′0, 190, FAMU
10. Prathon Wilkerson, 6′0, 190 Albany
April 11th, 2011
6:17 pm
too small is Jernigan
April 11th, 2011
7:07 pm
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[...] The AJC's D. Orlando Ledbetter reports that Troy WR Jerrel Jernigan will visit the Falcons tomorrow. Falcons officials went to Troy in March to see Jernigan work out. Now they will get to know Jernigan a little better. Clemson DB Marcus Gilchrist will also be visiting with the Falcons Wednesday and Thursday. Gilchrist met with Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff after Clemson's second pro day on April 1. [...]
April 12th, 2011
12:03 am
I watched Jerrel Jerrigan play in high school (QB) and most of his games at TROY….Don't fall into the group of folks that thought JJ was too small ( Auburn, etc)……he plays much bigger than he looks…he can catch a pass across the middle as good as anyone and can make a big gain out of it. As far as speed goes…he was injured before the combine so his 40 was slower than expected. He ran a 4.32 a week or so later for the pro scouts…as a Jr. he ran a 4.28 for the pros on Jr Pro day. We would love to have him play for the Falcons
April 12th, 2011
10:59 am
Gilchrist is being looked at as a SS with versatility not a CB with versatility. Big difference.
April 12th, 2011
11:13 am
Darling maybe you need to do a little more research on JERNIGAN, he plays bigger than his size a I can assure you titus young is not faster than Jernigan. Go do your homework on this kid, He's for real. 5′9" and explosive with the ball in his hands. I'm sure hoping the Falcons interest level keeps elevating. This kid has raw talent.. Great choice for Falcons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I guess thats why the are conducting the interviews, because they know what he can bring to the table. Just my thoughts
April 12th, 2011
7:58 pm
I like gilchrist. i seen dent but he is not the best linebacker out of georgia. Daryle Gamble is going to be a late draft steal. he can man the middle and play special teams. he plays similiar to brandon spikes from new england. Justin Houston can really play that end spot and he is quick and can over power players. I like houston as a first round pick if J.J. Watt, Cameron Jordan, D.Bowers are taken before falcons pick.
April 12th, 2011
8:09 pm
NFL scouts know Houston cannot defend the pass. He will strictly be a 3-4 rush linebacker and 4-3 down end, but that is what ends are made to do. get to the qb and cause confusion. Houston will fit falcons d because he will add toughness and speed. I believe Houston may be similiar to indy's DWIGHT FREENEY. Coach Ritch says he is a top 15 pick. he might be right. He said the same things about moreno and stafford.
April 12th, 2011
8:24 pm
I dont know to much about jernigan but falcons front office should not press to get a reciever in the first and second rounds because after green and julio, all the other recievers are about the same. there is depth in the recieving in the draft. falcons can stock pile in middle rounds. just look at the colts and new england recievers. Matt ryan just needs more receivers to throw to. i like leonard hankerson, jeremy kerley, darvin adams, jimmy young, jeff maehl, – plenty of other recievers.
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Maybe if the sex is part of 'plan distract klaus' or 'cure' or whatever, it won't be that bad?? We know Caroline wants to shag him, so it could be the excuse she needs to let him in. And chances are, knowing how he lets her get away with everything, he wouldn't care when he found out. Or he wouldn't let it phase him much.
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One hears it said all the time that the Constitution ought to be a "living, breathing" document. Unfortunately, some people seem to think that the Second Amendment ought to hold its breath until the end of time.
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GRAMBLING, LA – Grambling State University will graduate and commission a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps at the university's Friday morning commencement. The Corps believes Officer Candidate Olaolu Ogunyemi is the first Marine officer receiving a commission at Grambling State in more than 30 years.
According to the U.S. Marine Corps, the last Grambling State University graduate to be commissioned in the Corps was Dave Beasley Jr., a 1971 graduate who was commissioned at Quantico, Va., in March 1973.
Today, Beasley, a Shreveport native who was a mathematics major, is a retired lieutenant colonel. "We're proud of Officer Ogunyemi and we're excited that Grambling State University has produced such a fine young man, said Beasley. I don't know of another young person who has followed my steps and done what he's done."
"Mr. Ogunyemi is an exceptional young man, who has physically, mentally and as a leader, earned this commission. This is a special day for Grambling State, the Ogunyemi family and I am confident he will be an outstanding officer and leader of Marines." said Major Jonathan Hamilton, commanding officer of the recruiting station in Baton Rouge. "This is a historic moment for the university."
Major Gen. Ronald Bailey, commanding general of First Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, Calif., will render the oath of office to Ogunyemi after he receives his degree on stage at the 10 a.m. program in the Frederick C. Hobdy Assembly Center.
Connie Walton, provost and vice president of academic affairs, said "Ogunyemi is a fine young man. He is to be commended for his hard work and dedication that has led to his completion of the Bachelor's degree in computer information science and completion of officer candidate school."
Grambling does not have a Marine Corps ROTC program, so Ogunyemi did his own research, talked with a recruiter, determined what he needed to do to be considered for officer training and followed up.
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Joffrey Lupul has a warning for NHL commissioner Gary Bettman: don't take hockey fans for granted.
"I think it's important that we realize this effects a lot of people besides us," the Toronto Maple Leafs left winger said on Thursday after skating with some teammates at the club's practice facility. "I'm a hockey fan myself and this is the second time in 10 years we've been in this situation and so that's pretty disappointing.
"We know hockey has a lot of great fans but, with that being said, at some point there is a time when fans will get fed up and hopefully these negotiations can start getting a little more serious. I know our side definitely has the fans in mind."
Bettman ruffled some feathers last month when he told reporters his league was able to recover from the last work stoppage, which wiped out the 2004-05 season, because "we have the world's greatest fans."
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"I've been a hockey fan since I was four-years-old and it's frustrating to see stuff like this so I can only imagine what someone else thinks, [someone] that doesn't play in the NHL. We're definitely worried about fans and both sides probably want to apologize to them right now."
And while many fans are already worried about this weekend's lockout deadline, Lupul suggests it's a little too early to push the panic button.
"September 15th is the date they've had penciled in because the agreement is expiring but, truly, camp doesn't start until the 22nd so there's a one-week period there where they say the lockout's on, but it really hasn't begun until you start missing the first day of camp. That gives you another week there to negotiate and hopefully things will move in the right direction."
The all-star, who scored 25 goals in 66 games last season, doesn't expect any real movement in the talks to take place until after the deadline passes. As a result, he had no reason to tune in to Bettman's news conference on Thursday afternoon.
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If the worst-case scenario happens and the season is lost Lupul plans on playing somewhere and is already thinking about options in Europe. Although he has yet to set a personal deadline for when he would need to make a call on that.
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Our first streaker for the 2010 football season, this time in Vancouver where a naked fan ran onto the field during the BC Lions vs. Montreal Alouettes game. He does make a couple of nice moves before being brought down by a pack of security guards. And, fortunately, the video is just blurry enough to hide this guys small naughty bits. Still, probably not eh best thing to be watching at work today.
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The streaker facing a ban from Empire Field won't face criminal charges, according to Vancouver police. Friday's B.C. Lions home game against the Montreal Alouettes was interrupted in the second half when a naked man romped across the field and was tackled by security. The man now faces a ban from future Lions games, but escaped possible indecent exposure and mischief charges.
"We gave that person some advice on future conduct and basically told him to put on his clothes and get out of here," said VPD spokesperson Const. Jana McGuiness. "To criminally charge someone is a really big step. It seems like a bit much."


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Hershey, PA (Sports Network) - Medalist Lisa Schlesinger won both of her matches on Tuesday to advance to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Women's Senior Amateur Championship.
Schlesinger earned a pair of 2 & 1 wins Tuesday. She bested Mary Jane Hiestand in the second round, then fended off 2007 champion Anna Schultz in round three. Schlesinger moves on to face Brenda Pictor in the quarterfinals.
Pictor trounced 2010 champion Mina Hardin, 6 & 5, in the second round, then dispatched Laura Algiero, 4 & 3, in the third round at Hershey Country Club.
The biggest match-up of the quarterfinals will pit 2011 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion Ellen Port against Carolyn Creekmore, the 2004 winner of this championship.
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Joan Higgins and Jane Fitzgerald both needed 19 holes to win their third round matches. They was will face each other in the quarters. Higgins won both of her matches on the 19th hole on Tuesday, while Fitzgerald best Frances Gacos, 2 & 1, in her second round match.
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Don't get me wrong... I wish Ben would chuck a few more instead of taking the sack but it's not his style.
I'm not going to be to tough on them for ditching Urbik; if you recall he had cinder blocks for feet when he was here. He was very un-athletic to the point of barely being able to move.
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1-Darqueze Dennard CB Michigan State
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Steelers have that few of sacks because Ben missed 3 games and offense is designed for short quick throws. Not so for the Bills.
If we had their rushing ability with Big Ben, we would be fighting for a bye right now.
Steelers are a short to intermediate passing team.
And again I'll ask you: The Offensive line has nothing to do with their running success? It's all Jackson/Spiller.
That's just laughable.
Is it that hard to admit that the Steelers blundered and gave up on Urbik too soon? He has developed into a starting caliber guard in the NFL. Your saying we couldn't have used that this year?
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urbik would be no better than a back up here. He couldn't beat out foster then and he couldn't beat out foster now.
I would take him over legursky in a heartbeat though.


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Workshop Opens Dialogue on Cancer Clinical Trials
Experts on clinical trials met last week to share ideas about how to improve a system that has served the nation well for decades but needs to be modified and updated to meet the needs of patients and its many stakeholders.
A major theme of this workshop was that the reform must be global and include regulatory agencies, third-party payers, and funding entities, such as NCI and pharmaceutical companies, noted NCI Director Dr. John Niederhuber, who delivered opening remarks.
More than 100 individuals representing government, regulatory agencies, academia, industry, and patient groups attended the Institute of Medicine's National Cancer Policy Forum event, held June 1-2 at the Keck Center of the National Academies. The focus was multicenter, final-stage clinical trials and the role of NCI's Clinical Trials Cooperative Group program.
The Cooperative Group program enrolls approximately 22,000 cancer patients each year in clinical studies at academic medical centers, cancer centers, community hospitals, and private research institutions. Congress started the program in 1955, and it has grown to include 1,700 institutions within 10 national groups.
The program has been instrumental in demonstrating the safety and effectiveness of many cancer therapies. But the current clinical trials system has not kept pace with the development of new combinations of therapies that target multiple pathways of cancer.
"The meeting generated a comprehensive and well-informed list of issues and needs that require attention," said Dr. Niederhuber. "It also produced some excellent ideas for positive change. These suggestions will certainly inform NCI's plan of action in the weeks ahead, as we continue our work to enhance this crucial - and rapidly evolving - clinical research enterprise."
Other topics discussed included the recruitment of patients and physicians; costs and payments; and regulatory issues such as data collection standards to establish safety and efficacy.
There seemed to be general agreement on some basic issues, including the need to prioritize the most important trials. Doing fewer trials could allow planners to shift precious resources from poorly accruing trials to other studies.
The annual funding for the Cooperative Groups is approximately $145 million, which is administered by the Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program of NCI's Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis. In 1997, an independent review panel said that the Cooperative Group program needed to be properly funded, and since then the costs of running trials have risen without similar budget increases.
"We must confront not only the crucial scientific questions, but also address funding issues and long-range inefficiencies in the clinical trials system," said Dr. Niederhuber.
Dr. John Mendelsohn, president of the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, chaired the workshop planning committee. He predicted that Cooperative Groups are increasingly going to turn to industry for financial support. These groups are attractive to companies because they offer a greater diversity of patients than many companies can recruit. Another asset is that some groups have tissue banks, and some can look at the expression of genes and molecular targets in real time.
"As we're moving into more personalized medicines, these groups can carry out the kinds of trials we are all interested in," Dr. Mendelsohn said.
During a panel discussion about the collection of data on safety and efficacy, Dr. Richard Pazdur of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suggested that the topic could be explored in a future workshop or public forum, as has been done previously with the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).
The president of ASCO, Dr. Richard Schilsky, responded to the offer immediately by saying his organization would be "delighted" to work with the FDA and other stakeholders to discuss developing data sets required for regulatory approval.
Dr. Harold Moses, director emeritus of the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center and chair of the National Cancer Policy Forum, noted that previous reviews of NCI Cooperative Groups did not lead to action and said that this time would be different.
A workshop summary will discuss areas of broad agreement, and this could be the basis for an Institute of Medicine study committee. Such a group could form and make recommendations, potentially by next spring.
"Everyone here is interested in action," said Dr. Mendelsohn.
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The Chicago Cubs have claimed outfielder Thomas Neal off waivers from the New York Yankees and transferred pitcher Rafael Dolis to the 60-day disabled list.
Neal hit .325 with two home runs and 29 RBIs in 72 games with AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. He had his contract selected by the Yankees on June 14 and played in four games with the Yankees in two big league stints, collecting two hits in 11 at-bats. He was designated for assignment on Friday.
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Opinion: How the media can learn from the Last Guardian reporting fiasco
For anyone anxiously waiting for any word on Team Ico's The Last Guardian, Saturday was a harrowing roller coaster of an evening. Word had seemingly emerged about the long-awaited PS3 exclusive and the news did not appear to be good. It was the headline that briefly blew up Twitter for anyone that followed video games.
"The Last Guardian cancelled"
But minutes later, Sony's representatives vehemently denied the story. More than that, they even mocked it. And in many ways, the mocking was justified. Saturday was a shameful night for the gaming media. There was irresponsibility nearly all across the board and I can only hope such an egregious error can lead to everyone re-thinking how to approach these delicate stories, myself included.
The debacle is indicative of a growing problem with the media and that's a Talledega Nights type of approach with news. In an era of SEO numbers and results based on hit numbers, the priority for media outlets has turned into getting a story up first rather than getting a story right. It's the kind of mentality that can lead to a news site running a story on a single source before reaching out to confirm with others. After all, a headline like "The Last Guardian cancelled" grabs eyeballs and gets clicks. Whether it's factual or not is irrelevant. It's an environment that stems from pressure to keep clicks coming and ad views prevalent. The pressures to keep a site fiscally sound are very real, but this should not excuse behavior that brings integrity into question.
For the sake of full disclosure, I was not immune to this. Upon seeing Twitter explode with reaction to IGN's report, the immediate instinct became to get the story running as soon as possible and reach out for verification second. When I found out the story was false, I immediately pulled it from the site with a great sense of personal shame. Yes, I fully admit that I came undone with the pressures of getting to a story first before making sure I got it right. It's a mistake that I greatly regret and one that I vow not to make again.
Sadly, another problem quickly surfaced. Suddenly other sites began running stories with the headline "Last Guardian cancelled, Sony issues denial," running with the false report alongside Sony's rebuke. This in itself felt like a dishonest practice. Once Sony issued the steadfast contradiction, there was no longer anything to report. There was officially no story. Instead, headlines went from a game being cancelled to the denial of a blatantly false rumor. The media went from reporting the news to becoming the news and that should never be the case.
Readers have called out this behavior and they're absolutely right to do so. One of our collective responsibilities as reporters/journalists/writers/whatever is to deliver news and do so truthfully. Nobody's perfect and mistakes happen. My outrage doesn't stem entirely from the false story, but mostly from the aftermath. For the original false story to remain on the site for as long as it did (with the original headline, no less) and other sites to link to that story with their own misleading headlines is utterly dishonest.
In the years that I've been working as a writer, I've been blessed to work under some of the best in the business. One of them was former Shacknews Editor-In-Chief Garnett Lee and he taught me one of the most important lessons I've learned in my career during one of the final episodes of Weekend Confirmed. That lesson is that readers have every right to keep the media honest and question the process whenever things get shady. Good media folks want their readers to keep them honest, because without the readers, the media is a worthless institution. My intention with this article is not to purposely call anybody out, but rather to point to a disturbing trend and begin working towards a different direction that stamps out this kind of deceitful behavior.
On Saturday, the readers spoke out and mocked the gaming media for getting a story outrageously wrong. Since then, IGN has issued a full apology, with IGN Editor-in-Chief Steve Butts bearing all responsibility for the false report. All appears to be forgiven across all sides and it looks like everyone is ready to move on.
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2014 Winter Merit Badge Festival
Updated Merit Badge Information
The following Eagle-required merit badges are being offered: Camping, Citizenship in the Community, Citizenship in the Nation, Citizenship in the World, Communication, Cooking, Emergency Preparedness, First Aid, Personal Fitness, Personal Management, Sustainability, and Swimming.
New merit badges being taught this year include: Architecture, Art, Collections, Crime Prevention, Electricity, Graphic Arts, Painting, Plumbing, and Skating.
Everyone will have lunch at the same time. Troops should gather at their assigned area by 12:10
In-council registrations should be submitted no later than January 15th. Note that there are there are a limited number of spots available. Troops not registered by January 15th might not be able to participate.
A drawing will be held on January 16th for out-of-council registrations to fill any remaining open spots.
Registration closes January 31st or when the maximum number of registrations has been reached. No late registrations will be accepted.
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