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While it's premature to talk about energy independence, the nation's aggressive push into oil and gas development is helping many companies become more competitive in global markets.
The United States is in the midst of a natural-gas boom that is remaking the nation's energy sector and painting the first brushstrokes of a potential manufacturing renaissance.
Someone has to manufacture the hydraulic fracturing equipment used to extract natural gas from shale rock, after all, and make the pipes needed to move the gas to market.
Additionally, shale gas is a boon to the domestic petrochemical industry, which has reopened plants to make products such as ethylene as feedstock costs come down. Today, more than 115 major industrial facilities are in the works, according to the American Chemistry Council, up from 10 as recently as five years ago.
Cheaper energy is welcome news for workers and local economies, and it presents an opportunity to savvy investors looking to buy into the companies and sectors that stand to benefit from revived industrial base.
One place to look is on the farm: American farmers, already the most productive in the world, should become more competitive as energy costs stabilize at lower levels.
More broadly, the Boston Consulting Group projects that by 2015, U.S. manufacturers will reap a 10% to 15% cost advantage over rivals in Europe and Japan because of the domestic energy boom.
While talk of U.S. energy independence may be premature, it's not too early for investors anticipate a renewed vigor in select sectors of the economy. Here's a look at stocks in a half-dozen sectors that deserve to be on investors' watch lists.
Oil and natural gas sector: Transocean
Transocean (RIG) provides contract drilling services to companies and countries exploring for oil and natural gas beneath the sea floor. It builds and leases rigs. Transocean's day rates, combined with current construction of new platforms, show a promising future.
Transocean shares have declined by 5% over the past three months, creating a buying opportunity. The stock has been volatile due to efforts by corporate raider Carl Icahn to get a special dividend out of the company.
Recent trading activity obscures Transocean's role as a provider of the technology needed to find and tap oil and gas deposits from the deep-water and other extreme environments that the oil industry increasingly must master.
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Shale-gas sector: USA Compression Partners
USA Compression Partners (USAC) is a one-stop shop for producers, processors, gatherers and transporters of natural gas. The company's compression units force gas into high-pressure volumes that make it easier to produce and transport.
This Austin, Texas, outfit is focused on shale. The company went public in January.
Even though the stock has a seemingly ridiculous price-to-earnings ratio, it is likely to quickly grow into that valuation.
The company generated $118 million in revenue in 2012, and management is using the proceeds from this year's IPO to try to grow more quickly than competitors.
USA Compression generates revenue by leasing its equipment -- and hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is an equipment-intensive endeavor that entails drilling wells that run out of value far more quickly than traditional wells.
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Petroleum products sector: Calumet Specialty Products Partners
Calumet Specialty Products Partners (CLMT) refines crude oil into gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. In addition, it converts crude into such specialty products as lubricants, solvents and waxes that are used by industrial customers in the production of a variety of consumer and industrial goods.
The Indianapolis company is the global leader in aviation lubricants, a booming business. Calumet even makes the wax used in lipstick. This unique product mix shields a good deal of its revenue and profits from the ups and downs of the gasoline market.
Calumet's existing refineries are in the Midwest, near the North Dakota oil fields. It's building a new refinery right in the middle of the Bakken shale-gas country in that state. Once the refinery opens, Calumet's profits will climb.
Meanwhile, shareholders can enjoy a dividend yield of nearly 7.5%.
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Automotive sector: Ford and General Motors
The key to auto sales is not a buyer's income; it's the relative cost of a new-car payment compared to owning an older vehicle, as well as the credit score needed to get a loan.
Today, the average car on the nation's roads is more than 10 years old. The math for an upgrade works when a motorists trades in that clunker for a car requiring no maintenance and getting much better gas mileage. Credit is available for almost anyone, so demand for new autos is strong.
Profits at Ford Motor (F) and General Motors (GM) are largely driven by sales of pickup trucks. Both companies have new pickup models, so sales should accelerate as the economy recovers.
Both companies have announced plans for natural-gas-powered pickups -- even more profit margin to capture -- and I see many years of solid growth ahead. At present, I like Ford stock better than GM stock; it has more room to run.
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Agricultural sector: Archer Daniels Midland
This company is the most important grain and food processor in the United States, the middleman between the farmer and the restaurant, grocery store or packaged food company.
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) recently announced a deal for GrainCorp, a crop handler based in Australia, as it pursues growth in Asia's burgeoning middle class.
Once ADM digests the acquisition it should be able to expand rapidly into Asian and Middle Eastern markets without having to build infrastructure from scratch.
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Annual auto-paint survey finds that white gained, while black and silver slipped in popularity.
Want to know the most popular car colors worldwide? The answer is pretty much black and white, or rather, white and black, according to the 2012 DuPont Automotive Color Popularity Report released today.
In its 60th year, the report is the largest and longest-running of its kind, and the only one that analyzes vehicle colors around the globe and ranks them in popularity in 11 leading regions.
In 2012, white was the top automotive paint color around the world for the second year in a row, and black passed silver to earn second place. This is "largely due to the increased popularity in the Asia-Pacific market, as [black] has a worldwide perception of high quality and luxury," the report said. It added that silver slipped to third "as its popularity has waned due to its overall gradual decline, especially in the critical large automotive markets of Europe and Asia."
White was the top color in Europe, North America (U.S. and Canada), Japan, South Korea, Russia, South Africa and Mexico in 2012. Overall, white makes up 23 percent of the global market, according to the report. DuPont also noted that white has been popular across all vehicle segments over the past 10 years, although historically it's been most popular among truck owners. The report also points out that advancements in pearlescent whites have allowed the color "to initially break into the luxury segments."
While black ranked second globally, with 21 percent of the world's share of automotive colors, it was the leading vehicle color in China. Silver was the top color in South America, Brazil and India but fell four percentage points to 18 percent of the overall global automotive market, to make it No. 3.
"Silver peaked during the start of the digital age between 2000 and 2006," Nancy Lockhart, DuPont color marketing manager, said in a statement. "We're seeing more luxury vehicle purchases now that the economy has started to stabilize, and vehicles painted black/black effect are seen as luxury status symbols in several key global markets."
But it's not all black and white (and silver). Red, gray and brown/beige each increased a percentage point since last year's report, while blue maintained its market share. Here's how all hues in the global automotive color spectrum stacked up this year.
According to the DuPont report, the top global vehicle colors are:
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2. Black/Black Effect – 21 percent
3. Silver – 18 percent
4. Gray – 14 percent
5. Red – 8 percent
6. Blue – 6 percent
7. Brown/Beige – 6 percent
8. Green – 1 percent
9. Yellow/Gold – 1 percent
10. Others – 2 percent
In 2012, North American vehicle color was again dominated by white, with 24 percent market share, claiming the top spot for the sixth year in a row. It was the top choice in the truck/SUV segment. Black ranked first in popularity in the medium crossover and luxury segments, representing 19 percent of the overall market and securing second place in vehicle color popularity in North America. Solid blacks were preferred in the truck segment, while metallic blacks gained in all segments, particularly with luxury cars and SUVs.
In Europe, white beat out black as the most popular vehicle hue in 2012, with 24 percent of the overall European market. According to DuPont, black has been on the decline in popularity in Europe since peaking in 2009, slipping to second place overall with 23 percent of the market. But, as with Europeans' color preference in clothes, black has held on to its top status in the luxury categories there.
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"Pennoncel" was the name of first newsletter published for the Kingdom of the East. The Kingdom newsletter underwent many name changes before settling into the "Pikestaff" of today. This is the fourth issue and was published in September of 1968 (after BayCon on Sept. 2, 1968). The chronicler was Marion Breen (Elfrida of Greenwalls), better know to us today as the author Marion Zimmer Bradley.
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S T O P: Before you read the accompanying PENNONCEL, this brief postscript --or should I say prescript, since it comes first --is necessary; First of all, our new address will NOT be 416 State Street, and nothing should be sent to that address. For various reasons, the major one of which is that the owner was unable to evict the prior tenants, we could not take possession. Therefore, the new address for Breens is 2 Swain Avenue, Staten Island, 1O3l2. This also makes a difference in the announced rehearsal for dancers. We have obtained permission to hold it in the Staten Island Center for the Creative Arts, 56 Beach Street, Stapleton, Staten Island. To get there, take any bus from the Ferry Building which goes through Stapleton, and ask the driver how to get to Beach Street. This is 3 P.M., October 13, Sunday afternoon, and thanks are due to Les Gerber for getting us permission to hold the rehearsal there. I don't think there is room for musicians to rehearse at the same time, so will the musicians please telephone me at the new address after September l4th? I don't know yet what the new number will be; but if you dial the old number, (ELI-7362) calls will be transferred to the new one. We will arrange to rehearse somehow. Our new house has a huge living room with a fireplace, and a lawn so large that we could almost hold a full-scale tournament there; we may try it sometime this spring, as it will save us the trouble of getting permission; also, unhampered by Park regulations, we could provide wine, beer, etc. However, this time, we'll stick to Clove Lakes Park as stated herein. IN THE EVENT OF RAIN on October 27th; we will hold an indoor revel, with feasting, at our new house. Now go ahead and read this copy of PENNONCEL, with our apologies for being so late in sending it out; we didn't dare let the false information about our new address go out, and as you can well imagine, we were doing some frantic last minute house-hunting, Remember; dancers at the Creative Arts Center, Beach Street, Staten Island, on October l3th; musicians, please call me after the l4th and we will arrange a rehearsal. Marion Breen IN THE MEANTIME: If you need to reach us, phone WB at PL3-71137 if you need to send us anything in writing, use 65 East 56 St., NYC 10022. NAIL NO LONGER GOES TO URBANA ST. Deo volente, the new place will be reachable by mail and phone after the 15th--possibly earlier.
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Pennoncel no. 4 Tourney / Revelry: 27 October Clove Lakes Park, SI Music & Dance - 13 Oct Costumers - Every Sunday PENNONCEL is the Official Newsletter of the East Coast chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism, published by Marion Breen, 15 Urbana Street, Staten Island, N.Y. 10304. This address is good until September 28th, after which the address will be 416 State Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. The new phone number will be circulated as soon as we know it ourselves. Meanwhile, in emergency, Walter can be contacted during business hours at PL3-1137. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PROFUSE APOLOGIES: A few recipients of PENNONCEL have complained about the publication of their names and addresses. I didn't do it; the policy of the Society has always been that we do not make our mailing list public. However, the member who ran off PENNONCEL for us did not know our policy; I typed up the mailing list on labels for him, and he mistook that list for our list of active members and thought it would be nice to publish it. It won't happen again. How- ever, if any member has any special interest and would like to get in touch with others, we'll gladly make their name available so that they can contact you. A FEW PEOPLE HAVE ASKED what the name of this newsletter, PENNONCEL, means. A pennoncel is a small banner, or pennon, which seemed appropriate to our subordinate position to the Official Magazine of the main branch of the Society in the West. THE WORK-PARTY HELD AT BREENS last Sunday was a smashing success, although not much work got done-—so many new members turn- ed up that there wasn't room for any work. However, an interim organizational meeting was held, demonstrations were given by some members of costumes, the construction of banners, and the like, and a reporter from the Newark News interviewed members and took photo- graphs. THE NEXT TOURNAMENT, it was decided, will be held again in Clove Lakes Park, Staten Island, on OCTOBER 27, SUNDAY, from noon till dusk. Sir Bruce of Cloves and his lady Florence will be crowned as King and Queen. John Boardman will once again serve as King's Herald. Fred Phillips will serve as Earl Marshal, and music will be provided, with dancing. +++ It was also decided that, as the Society on the West Coast has adopted a coat of arms consisting of an olive branch, that our official banner and coat of arms will consist of the olive branch surmounted by an Eastern Crown. This design, we hope, will set a precedent, so that future branches of the Society may adopt the olive branch with some local device to dis- tinguish them. John Boardman offered to make up a design in proper heraldic form, which will be used as the official device of the society in the East in future.
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A footnote on East-Kingdom organization. It has been discussed, and suggested, that for the present, until we have a sufficient Court to make decisions, the following members serve in lieu of an Eastern Board of Directors, responsible only to the Society in the West; these are all members who are eager to serve and deeply involved in Society functions. Walter and I will continue to serve as Seneschal until some- one else wants the job; I will continue as Chronicler until my work is no longer satisfactory to the members. Perdita Boardman and Adrianne Martine will function jointly as Mistress of Arts; John Boardman as Herald and, with Fred Phillips, associate Kings-at-Arms; Barry Greene as Weapons Master, with Carl Fredericks and Kenneth Levinson; and Peter Davoon and Bob Kezmayer, jointly as Masters of the Fine Arts. This will create a Council of Ten which will serve until the Twelfth Night Revel, when, traditionally, knights are created and a new Court takes over, (Good lord--a democrat since birth, I forgot our current holder of the Crown, King Bruce, and his Lady. He also is a member of the Council!) We are always glad of help and assistance from other members; and remember, these positions convey hard work, rather then simply glory. I would like, for instance, an immediate volunteer for temporary Chancellor of the Exchequer; I hate handling other people's money and am no good at it. + + + As more and more members find out what they can do best, I suspect all these offices will be filled, and perhaps more. If you want an office-- invent a need and fill it! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WHAT TO DO TILL THE SEAMSTRESS COMES, OR IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT A COSTUME, USE YOUR HEAD! The oldest tradition of the society states that there is no room for mere spectators; all participants MUST attend in costume. Does this mean that you have to go out and spend a small fortune on period clothes of brocade and satin, cloaks and swords, spend hours on fine stitchery, or maybe rent a costume from a theatrical agency?
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Don't be silly---of course not! If it's your first tournament and you're not quite sure whether you want to go to all that trouble until you're sure the society is your meat ...if you're broke this week ... if you find out about the event four days before it happens ...it's easy as pie to make up an authentic-looking costume for practically nothing, out of the contents of your closets and bureaus or at worst the rummage counter of the Goodwill Stores. Women's costumes all have, as basis, a long dress. The "granny gown" fashionable a year or so ago can be worn with a veil and kerchief to look very 1600-ish. Ladies of the Society have been known to use, as fundamental costume, a plain- colored, voluminous flannel nightgown, ornamented with a chain girdle, a sash, a head-veil or cloak. The floor-length muu-muu is also quite all right; it's a direct descendant of the Roman dalmatica, a female garment from 400 down through the dark ages. At worst, a long skirt can be made in one hour by even the most inexperienced seamstress, and worn with a peasant blouse. Men can also be costumed inexpensively. Tight trousers will do for hose, and a collarless shirt, Nehru shirt in plain colors, or Russian blouse, for a tunic. Make a surcoat from two towels pinned together at the shoulders; for greater realism, use two broaches for the pins. Boots and sandals (not both at once, dopey!) add to the effect. For a peasant costume, borrow baggy trousers from someone fatter, hold them up with a piece of rope, and wear a too-big shirt with collar and cuffs cut off. At worst, put on a loincloth, borrow a pitchfork, and come as a serf... Or sew two sheets together for an Arab's burnoose.. or get an old Choir robe and be a monk. Children can be costumed easily and cheaply. A small girl could wear a cotton or flannel nightgown; this basic pattern was the female garment throughout the Dark and Middle ages. With a belt, and a towel cloak, and flowers in her hair, she's ready. A boy could wear tights, a long-sleeved tunic or blouse, and a tabard or tunic of two small towels, fore and aft, pinned at the shoulders, with a rope or leather belt. Of course, very small children went naked in the Middle ages, but we don't recommend that much realism in a public place. Cloaks for men, women and children can be made from bedspreads, old tablecloths, (especially with fringe) beach towels, or antiquated rain-capes. Some day, or course, you may want an authentic costume; meanwhile, don't let the lack of one keep you away. Almost any trunk. closet, attic or rummage counter will yield costume materials. The important thing is to get into the spirit of the fun. If you have attempted the spirit of a costume, no one will throw you out for your failure to achieve the letter; they may even acquire your ingenuity. Dame Marion. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A REMINDER: CALENDAR OF EVENTS: Every Sunday: Artisans at Boardman's October 13th: Dancers and Musicians at Breens OCTOBER 27th, 1968: TOURNAMENT AND REVEL IN CLOVE LAKES PARK, STATEN ISLAND


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Heel Professional Galium-Heel is a homeopathic medication. Heel Professional Galium-Heel is indicated for the stimulation of the defense mechanism in chronic illness and viral infections such as colds & flu.
Homeopathic Combination Medications
But what exactly are homeopathic combination medications? In classical homeopathy, a single medication is prescribed based on the patient's physical and mental symptoms. At Heel Professional, they approach homeopathy in a new way. Their combination medications are made up of several different natural substances, mostly homeopathically prepared. These have been carefully chosen and blended to stimulate various biological functions. They are then used, just like conventional medications are, to treat one particular condition like the common cold or dizziness.
History of Heel Professional
"Plants derive their healing power from light". This simple statement, expressed in the Latin words "Herba est ex luce" and turned into the acronym Heel, is the starting point of what we mean with "healthcare designed by nature". Coined more than 70 years ago by our founding father, the name Heel now stands for a successful global company grounded in a strong history and with a clear vision for the future.
Pioneering a new approach to natural healing
Heel Professional was established by the German physician Dr. Hans-Heinrich Reckeweg (1905-1985) in Berlin/Germany in 1936. Immediately after completing his education at the renowned Charité Clinic he founded his own medical practice in 1932. Reckeweg was also a talented homeopath who recognized the need for effective and easy-to-use natural-based medicines to treat specific illnesses. Challenging many of the tenets of classical homeopathy, he combined homeopathic medications in new ways and introduced a comprehensive therapeutic system called Homotoxicology. Homotoxicology and homeopathic combination medications have formed our approach to healing as intended by nature ever since.
Homeopathy for the 21st century
Based on these innovations, we became the company that moved homeopathy into the 21st century. Our success was borne out by steady growth and global expansion. After the Second World War, the company re- located to Southern Germany. It eventually moved to its present location at Baden-Baden in 1963, where the central production plant and Headquarters are also located. In 1977, Heel became part of the DELTON AG, continuing its international growth at an exponential rate. The company presently has 10 international subsidiaries.
About Heel Professional
Welcome to one of the world's leading manufacturers of homeopathic combination medications. Heel Professional medications are designed to induce the natural healing mechanisms of the body. They are made of several different natural substances, mostly homeopathically prepared. Thanks to modern research program, Heel Professional are also a global player in the field of science-based homeopathic medicine.
Taking a fresh look at healing processes
What makes Heel Professional special is that we are constantly looking for innovative solutions to medical challenges:
Helping patients get well – as intended by nature
Heel Professional's commitment is to help patients get well again, but thye don't see the body as just another "machine" to be fixed. Heel Professional medications are used in the framework of their unique therapeutic system in order to stimulate the body's own bio-regulating processes.
Bringing natural-based medicine and science together
Putting homeopathic healing properties on a scientific footing by modern state-of-the art research is important to Heel Professional.
Each 50 ml contains as active ingredients: Betula alba 2X, Caltha palustris 3X, Sedum acre 3X, Thuja occidentalis 3X, Clematis erecta 4X, Hedera helix 4X, Juniperus communis 4X, Ononis spinosa 4X, Sempervivum tectorum 4X, Echinacea 5X, Nitricum acidum 6X, Argentum metallicum 8X, Calcarea fluorica 8X, Phosphorus 8X, Aurum metallicum 10X, Apis mellifica 12X, Pyrogenium 12X 2.5 ml each; Galium aparine 3X; Galium mollugo 3x 2 ml each; Urtica urens 3X 1 ml each.
Inactive ingredients: Ethanol, Purified water USP.
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Also called NSAIDS, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are used primarily to treat inflammation, mild to moderate pain, and fever. Specific uses include the treatment of headaches, arthritis, sports injuries, and menstrual cramps. Aspirin (also an NSAID) is used to inhibit the clotting of blood and prevent strokes and heart attacks in individuals at high risk. NSAIDs also are included in many cold and allergy preparations.
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Roy's 3 goals lift Northeastern past BU in BeanpotThe Associated Press | February 05,2013BOSTON Kevin Roy scored three goals, and Northeastern opened the Beanpot tournament with a 3-2 victory over Boston University on Monday night.
Roy netted his second goal off a turnover in the second period and then batted home an attempted clearing pass late in the game that kicked off the 61st annual tournament.
Chris Rawlings made 32 saves for the Huskies (8-13-3), who will face the winner of Monday nights second game between Boston College and Harvard next Monday.
Danny ORegan and Sahir Gill scored for the Terriers. It is just the fourth time in 30 years that Boston University wont be playing in the tournaments title game.
The tournament pits the Boston areas four Division I hockey programs located just a few miles apart against each other annually on the first two Mondays in February.
Northeastern will be trying to claim its fifth Beanpot crown the fewest by far of the four schools and its first since 1988. The Huskies snapped a 15-game losing streak to Boston University in the Beanpot, dating to their last title.
Ive been a part of this tournament for a long time and heard all of the facts and figures on how Northeastern hasnt beaten Boston University for 15 years, Huskies coach Jim Madigan said. The facts and figures dont win hockey games. Its hard work.
Defending national champion Boston College has won the last three Beanpots. Boston University owns 29 titles, and Harvard has 10.
This is BUs first senior class since 1965 that wont capture at least one Beanpot title.
Its disappointing, senior captain Wade Megan said, fighting back tears. I feel bad for my teammates, classmates.
Roy, a freshman, certainly didnt look bothered by his schools past failures.
I knew BU had more wins, he said. Every year, teams change and you cant look back at the history of what happened.
With Northeastern clinging to a 2-1 lead, Roy, positioned to the right of the net, swatted in Matt Grzelcyks attempted clear from in front of the crease.
BU got within 3-2 on Gills goal with 71 seconds left. The Terriers pulled goalie Matt OConnor for most of the final minute, but were unable to get any scoring chances.
The Huskies, who came into the tournament having beaten all three teams this season, grabbed a 2-1 edge midway into the second period off a giveaway by BU center Ben Rosen.
OConnor left the crease and got to a loose puck to the right of the net. He fed a pass along the right boards to Rosen, who tried to center a pass to one of his defenseman in front of the uncovered net. But Roy skated in, dived, and tipped the puck into the empty net.
While trailing 2-1, BU had a 5-on-3 power play for 1 minute, 56 seconds, but failed to get many shots.
Seconds after killing off the power play, the Huskies were short-handed again when Josh Manson was whistled for boarding. Again, BU was forced to take long attempts from the outside.
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An investigation estimates that thousands of people with criminal records could have bought guns on just one classified ad website, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
Bloomberg's group, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, conducted a four-month investigation of Armslist.com. The group checked out 600 people who posted that they wanted to buy guns. In a report, the group said one in 30 of them had a felony record, which excludes them from buying firearms. Bloomberg's group extrapolated the data to conclude the site could have more than 25,000 illegal buyers.
"And as our investigation shows, thousands of criminals and other prohibited purchasers are doing just that," Bloomberg said in a statement. "In fact, not only are criminals buying guns online, they're doing so brazenly by openly advertising that they want to buy them."
Bloomberg said the investigation merely "scratched the surface" of the Internet's illegal guns market.
"In the past we've seen what can happen when dangerous loopholes allow criminals to have easy access to guns," Bloomberg said. "Just last year, a judge issued a restraining order against Radcliffe Haughton of Wisconsin to protect his wife, Zina Daniel. That order prohibited him from buying firearms. So he turned to Armslist, where he found a nearby seller who sold him a .40 caliber semi-automatic Glock handgun with no background check."
He urged Congress to pass legislation requiring background checks for all gun sales.
"Bipartisan legislation pending in both chambers of Congress -- sponsored in the Senate by Joe Manchin and Pat Toomey, and in the House by Representatives Pete King and Mike Thompson -- would close this gaping loophole," Bloomberg said.
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Anthony Curtis's Las Vegas Advisor, a monthly print newsletter and website, keeps track of the constantly changing Las Vegas landscapes of gambling, accommodations, dining, entertainment, Top Ten Values (a monthly list of the city's best deals), complimentary offerings, coupons, and more, and is an indispensable resource for any Las Vegas visitor. Send $5 for a sample issue, or buy a five-day membership to the Advisor's online version by logging on to www.lasvegasadvisor.com. Annual online memberships start at $37 per year.
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Q&A: Could my tipped uterus be causing me tail bone pain?
Every few days I seem to have a lot of stretching feelings in my back on both sides of the bottom of my tail bone. I also have this stretching feeling on both sides of pubic bone in the front. Could this be caused by my tipped uterus? I'm 10 weeks pregnant and it has been occuring since about 5 weeks. Sometimes it is so painful that I need to take Tylenol for pain relief. I had an ultrasound at just over 8 weeks and everything looked normal. Can you recommend any books that would explain more symptoms that might occur with a tipped uterus?
What you're experiencing are tuggings along your uterosacral and round ligaments–ligaments that usually hold the normally sized uterus in place in the pelvis. As the uterus enlarges, these get stretched or pulled, radiating normal AND HARMLESS pain to the areas they insert on, namely the tailbone and inguinal areas. The pubic bone pain is a result of the joint there loosening up due to two hormones in pregnancy, progesterone and relaxin. This is normal.
Your uterus won't be a tilted uterus much longer, as after 12 weeks it's no longer small enough to fit in the pelvis–tilted or otherwise–and lifts into the abdomen.


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Bob retired as a Senior Research Professor from the Department of Fisheries & Wildlife, Oregon State University in 2009, and currently conducts research part time on biotic assemblage assessment in Brazil and China and for Amnis Opes Institute in the USA. He received his Ph.D. in Fisheries from Oregon State University, and his M.Sc. and A.B. from the University of Michigan. For 32 years he conducted research for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) as an on-site contractor. His research focused on fish assemblage assessment in streams, lakes, and rivers across large geographic extents in the United States, Europe, Brazil, and India. He developed aquatic ecosystem indicators for the USEPA's Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program (EMAP), which contributed to the first statistically-rigorous national assessments of U.S. surface waters. Prior to that research, Bob field-tested the ecoregion concept leading to the USEPA's national ecoregion map. He has co-authored or authored 140 peer-reviewed publications, been a sponsored participant in eight national workshops on large rivers and bioassessment, and has been a guest speaker in Europe, South America, Australia, and China. Bob has served as an external reviewer for the State of the Nation's Ecosystems Report, European Fish Index, Great Lakes Environmental Indicators, and National Research Agency of France, and he is a member of Oregon's Independent Multidisciplinary Science Team, which reviews state actions for rehabilitating salmon and watersheds.
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Donna L. Parrish is the Unit Leader of the U.S. Geological Survey, Vermont Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit and Research Professor in the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources at the University of Vermont. She received her B.S. in biology from Southeast Missouri State University, M.S. in biology from Murray State University, and Ph.D. in zoology from The Ohio State University. As a scientist in the Cooperative Research Units program, she conducts fisheries research projects in which she mentors graduate students on projects that are developed to address unit cooperators' needs. Over the last 20 years, her research has focused on three ecosystems within Vermont: Lake Champlain, the Connecticut River, and the Batten Kill. She has led research on trophic interactions, anadromous fish migration, and population modeling of trout among many others. She has been an author or co-author on 45 peer-reviewed publications and more than 75 presentations at scientific meetings. She has been a member of AFS since 1982.
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House Bill 2551 is a response to the U.S. Forest Service closing roads and trails. It makes state OHV laws unenforceable in those areas. County sheriffs normally enforce state laws in those areas under agreements with the federal government.
The bill started as a proposal to study the release of financial records to the government but was amended in the Senate by Republican Sen. Chester Crandell of Heber. Crandell says the enforcement ban is a response to the federal government closing those roads.
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Honestly, I don't think you're likely to convince her to shave her head. Just the same, I appreciate the good old Sinead look, myself.
You might try pointing out other attractive bald women (they're out there. Not commonly, but they are there.) Offer to buy her a really nice wig (maybe that looks like her current hair style) so she can have hair in public and none at home. Or maybe just go for the bald wig approach.
At any rate, fun as coming up with suggestions might be, appearances aren't everything. If'n you can't date the girl because she won't shave her head, then there's probably some other issue to work out, anyway (etcedera, read through some old threads and I'm sure you'll get the idea if you didn't in the first place.)


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