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Insurance Within the Firm
AbstractThe full insurance hypothesis states that shocks to the firm's performance do not affect workers' compensation. In principal-agent models with moral hazard, firms trade off insurance and incentives to induce workers to supply the optimal level of effort. We use a long panel of matched employer-employee data to test the theoretical predictions of principal-agent models of wage determination in a general context where all types of workers, not only CEOs, are present. We allow for both transitory and permanent shocks to firm performance and find that firms are willing to absorb fully transitory fluctuations in productivity but insure workers only partially against permanent shocks. Risk-sharing considerations can account for about 10% of overall earnings variability, the remainder originating in idiosyncratic shocks. Finally, we show that the amount of insurance varies by type of worker and firm in ways that are consistent with principal-agent models but are hard to reconcile with competitive labour market models, with or without frictions.
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Mathematician Lew Lefton joined the faculty of Georgia Tech in 1999 and is now Director of Information Technology for the School of Mathematics and the College of Sciences. Lefton's research interests are in scientific computing and applied mathematics. But he has a sideline as an improvisational comic. His business card explains it: "Lew Lefton, Mathematician/Stand Up Comic, "He's funny and he can prove it."
This blog entry reflects both his expertises. Many folks today received an email from Lefton with a link to an official-looking Tech survey on finding an alternative to the mascot Buzz. I already saw on Facebook where folks are taking the survey seriously despite the fact the calendar says April 1. (Click on the survey link to respond to the survey.)
In the spirit of the day, here it is. And to be clear — as newspapers have a bad record with parody pieces being taken seriously by readers — this is a joke.
From Lew Lefton
The Ramblin' Wreck is the official mascot of Georgia Tech. However for the past four decades, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have also been using Buzz as an additional mascot. In recent months several serious concerns have been raised about this choice. In particular…
In order to address these concerns and make sure the Institute is not exposed to unnecessary risk, a Campus Mascot Task Force led by Dr. Loof Lirpa was convened to explore other possible mascots.
Please complete the following one page survey to provide your feedback. If you have any questions, you may also submit feedback through email.
–From Maureen Downey, for the AJC Get Schooled blog
April 1st, 2013
9:48 am
April 1st, 2013
9:54 am
Glad they can poke fun at Bulldog dominance in football.
April 1st, 2013
9:55 am
They could hve a live nuclear bomb as a mascot, and UGA would still dominate on the gridiron………
April 1st, 2013
10:43 am
I see that the Campus Mascot Task Force is led by Dr. Loof Lirpa. Is Dr. Lirpa related in any way to the Anne Loof, Swedish Minister for Enterprise
Ministry of Enterprise, Energy and Communications? Also, is Dr. Ahn Woon the co-chair or vice chair of the task force? Inquiring Trekkers want to know.
April 1st, 2013
10:52 am
Who Cares!!!
April 1st, 2013
10:59 am
The should start a world class football (called "soccer" in some places in the United States) league and outclass UGA for eons, quickly becoming a hundred years ahead of them. This would place "Tech" way ahead in standing with "world class" students. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjaF26OYOps
Yes, right after we get universal health care and a simplified IRS tax code.
My buddy emailed me that what the turret blew up on a US ship, the had the new turret made in China. American Football is so "over" with these expensive programs and obscene coach salaries. GaTech should set an example of future thinking / leadership. Great accomplishment does not compete, it sets the example.
April 1st, 2013
11:15 am
Where is the comment box and send button for the survey?
April 1st, 2013
11:43 am
Okay, got it now. Thank you.
April 1st, 2013
11:52 am
I OBJECT. When the survey is done, it says, "Thank you for your feedback. If a new mascot is selected as a result of this process, you will receive an invitation to Buzz's retirement ceremony sponsored by Terminix."
So Georgia Tech has let a bug extermination company into their mascot concept / policy and now they are selling me out for advertising for "Terminix" which by the way I have heard has an absolutely terrible reputation as being all about taking money from people like they're trying to be a national franchise like Avis rent-a-car or something. I OBJECT. Has Georgia Tech lost it's mind and some little office there sells out the school so easily? I'm getting on the phone right now.
April 1st, 2013
11:52 am
a giant killer robot would be pretty sweet- you could even keep him named buzz…
April 1st, 2013
11:56 am
Has anyone happened to notice the date today?
April 1st, 2013
12:05 pm
On this day in 2005, Georgia Tech posted the intitiative "New software automates the teaching of calculus," in 2007, "Please collect tree pollen for research." in 2009, "Georgia Tech Code of Ethics – Automatic Completion."
For example, http://web.ncsu.edu/abstract/science/april-1-2011/
April 1st, 2013
12:07 pm
And, "This year Princeton decided to reject 100% of its applicants." http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505145_162-37244954/princeton-university-rejects-all-its-applicants/
April 1st, 2013
12:41 pm
@ Private Citizen, 11:56 am. Spell "Loof Lirpa" backwards.
April 1st, 2013
1:08 pm
I sincerely miss Bullwinkle (not to mention various editions of "TechReeks"). Glad to know the spirit is still alive – even in this PC world.
April 1st, 2013
1:21 pm
OriginalProf, Thank you. I missed that. The prank from Princeton got me pretty, as if "Wel, is there not enough difficulty already? Maybe a one in a thousand chance?" -And then the door closed on everyone. Anyway, I got a good chuckle from it. There is not a day that goes by that I do not thank my stars that I completed a BA degree, compared with the conditions today – and it took forever, too. And the thing is, the quality of schools and departments changes over time. I was really fortunate in that I think I attended during "the good years" for this one department. Shortly after, one of my main professors got-the-helleroo on and moved to a different school.
PS I wish there was a way to upgrade the Georgia government universities. About the only way I can think of to improve things is through a bunch of new private universities. So many parts of this state, there is just nothing except these state schools, and the latest thing from them is to charge $900. for a friggin' online course from a web browers, probably taught by a politically connected leper from the leper colony. Yes, I have nothing but contempt for these folk, and I do not think they are delivering good value. The various state universities are each little redneck country clubs, processing paying students through there like livestock on the farm.
April 1st, 2013
1:40 pm
Why is it necessary that Buzz kill a bulldog? Thanks to decades of inbreeding, they seem to have no trouble dying on their own.
April 1st, 2013
2:03 pm
April 1st, 2013
8:12 pm
How about a Buzz lite?
April 4th, 2013
8:36 am
Actually Lew is part of significant humor activities at Georgia Tech. He is helping us prove that nerds can be funny, and not just funny looking. See http://www.humor.gatech.edu


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Suspected of violating US' existing laws on money transfers and money exchange, the world's largest Bitcoin interchange link started to weaken as their funds are seized during a Homeland Security investigation.
Trying to obtain DHS' insight on the ongoing investigation, the media was served with a "no comment" and the copy of a warrant that justified seizing Mt. Gox's funds in Dwolla (we shall refer to Mt. Gox as Bitcoin's powerhouse or "the powerhouse", as it handles nearly 63% of all Bitcoin transactions starting with April this year), an ArsTechnica report informs.
The warrant justifies a special agent's statement (working for the Homeland Security Investigations) that Bitcoin's powerhouse is engaging "money transmitting" outside the law (due to its nature … that of being immune to Governmental [capital G] control), which is probable cause for doing up to five years in prison or a "nominal fee".
"The warrant goes on to demand that Dwolla hand over the keys to account number 812-649-1010, which is owned by Mt. Gox subsidiary Mutum Sigillum LLC," ArsTechnica notes.
Apparently, Home Security used a mole (the governmental agencies call it "confidential informant") to build up a case. The blind but cunning informant created two accounts, one for Dwolla and one for Mt. Gox, purchased Bitcoins, and then transferred them into good ol' American dollars. Just like Hansel & Gretel used bread crumbs to find their way back, the confidential informant tracked the exchange as it passed through a Wells Fargo account (no. 7657841313). The account was created by president and CEO of Mt. Gox Mark Karpeles.
"As part of the account opening process, Wells Fargo required Karpeles and Mutum Sigillum LLC to complete a "Money Services Business (MSB) Accounts, Identification of an MSB Customer" form. That document was completed on May 20, 2011 and identified Mutum Sigillum LLC as a business not engaged in money services. The application asks several questions; to include, "Do you deal in or exchange currency for your customer?" and "Does your business accept funds from customers and send the funds based on customers' instructions (Money Transmitter)?" Karpeles answered these questions "no," indicating that Mutum Sigillum LLC does not deal in or exchange money, and that it does not send funds based on customer instructions.
Money transmitting businesses are required by 31 USC section 5330 to register as such with FinCEN. According to FinCEN records on May 6, 2013, neither Mt. Gox nor the subsidiary, Mutum Sigillum LLC, is registered as a Money Service Business," the warrant reads.
The informant goes on to explain that:
"Mt. Gox acts as a digital currency exchange where customers open accounts and fund the respective accounts with fiat currency, which is then exchanged into crypto-currency by Mt. Gox; the crypto-currency is known as bitcoin. Fiat currency simply refers to any money that a government has declared to be legal tender. The exchange is bidirectional and allows customers to also exchange bitcoins back into fiat currency, and then withdraw those funds. The exchange of fiat currency and bitcoins incurs a floating rate fee charged by Mt. Gox and is determined by the customer's aggregate amount of funds exchanged on a monthly basis."
The untouchable Bitcoin currency had quickly become very tangible. Is this a case of "no one escapes the long arm of the law" or freedom from governmental control is a taboo subject that must be swept under the rug?


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It's a short story by AJC reporter Joe Guy Collier, but it represents something big.
Coca-Cola announced two new bottling plants in China as part of its plans to invest another $2 billion there over the next three years.
In China for decades, Coke has had a successful long-term strategy of growing there by adding to its production facilities little by little.
When I covered the company for the AJC about a decade ago, I got the opportunity to travel to China and see some of Coke's operations there. The company and its bottling partners had 24 plants at the time. Now, they operate 38.
The number of plants is very important because it controls how quickly the company can grow. And maintaining good relations with government officials is key, because they have ultimate approval for new plants.
Many companies, big and small, salivate over the huge Chinese market. They may want to take a look at the Coke example as they proceed.
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Reuwer has met with community leaders, youth and the city's community policing coordinator.
While he admits there is a fair share of crime, he remains optimistic. What stuck out to Reuwer is residents' energy and the number of resources throughout the city, which if pulled together could make a difference, he said.
"You can't solve the problem of people in the streets, including the kids who are shooting each other, from the top alone. You have got to engage them. They are the ones that have to build the city they are going to live in,"Reuwer said.
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3. Remove roast; remove and discard bone. Shred meat using the tines of 2 forks. Return to slow cooker, and stir together with sauce; spoon over multigrain buns. Serve with pickles, if desired.
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"Hello, I'm Janet." She says, before shaking my hand, and then Gerard's, who is looking very uncomfortable. I introduce myself, and then Gerard, who doesn't feel like talking it seems. "Take a seat" Janet says, gesturing towards the bed. I sit down on the side of it and Gerard follows, placing him self very close to me. "I'll just be giving you your injection today, are you nervous at all?" Gerard bites on his lip, and then nods his head. "Don't worry dear, it'll be over before you know it." Says Janet, before getting out the needle she will be using for the procedure. Gerard stares at it with wide eyes, a look of horror on his lovely face.
"Don't look at it," I say, Placing a gentle hand on the side of his face and turning him to face me. I let my hand drop from his face and take hold of one of his hands. He takes my remaining free hand in his and grips both my hands tightly. Janet is now sitting on the opposite side of Gerard to me, preparing for the injection.
"You'll just feel a scrape, and then it will be over." She says, lining up the needle with Gerard's arm. Then without any further warning, she pushes it in. Gerard's bottom lip quivers and his face screws up a little. I can tell he's holding back tears. I look over Gerard at Janet, to see she's moved the needle from his arm.
"Are you done?" I ask hopefully.
"No, I couldn't find the vein that time, sorry." She says before plunging the needle into Gerard's arm again. He squeaks and pressed his trembling lips together. There's a tense few seconds where all that can be heard is Gerard's erratic breathing before Janet announces that she's done. She sticks a plaster on Gerard's arm and then gives him a pitying look. "You better get used to it love, you're going to have one every week. You'll need to book next weeks appointment at the desk on your way out." Gerard just looks even more wretched as he gets up and walks towards the door.
"Um, thank you." I say to Janet before rushing after Gerard, slightly embarrassed by his rudeness. When I get out into the waiting room he is nowhere to be seen, perhaps he went back to the car. I go to the desk and make next weeks appointment, assuming Gerard hasn't already. When I leave the building, I see Gerard leaning against the car, a grumpy pout on his face and his arms crossed firmly across his front. I unlock the car as I walk up to it, and Gerard gets inside, the sulky look still on his face. I roll my eyes. "What's wrong?" I ask with a sigh. Gerard looks over at me.
"You know what's wrong." He frowns.
"What? Because you don't like injections? It's over now."
"No it's not. I have to go back there next week, and the next week, and the next." He puts his head in his hands. "I can't do it... I can't... I'm useless. I can't even get a fucking injection. I'm not fucking strong enough to do anything myself, I can't do this. You may as well just kill me now Frank." He says, his voice breaking.
"Hey! Don't you ever, ever think about yourself that way." I say, firmly placing my hand on his shoulder. "You are strong." Gerard begins to shake his head but I carry on. "Not many people could have gone through what you've been through and survived. But you did, you survived, because you're strong. So don't tell me you can't handle a few injections, because I know you can. And anyway, you have to." I let my voice soften. "If you don't take your treatment you'll die, a-and I'm not letting that happen. No way. I'll drag you into there if I have to, because I'm not losing you. Yeah, I could live without you, but I'd be miserable, at best." I look Gerard right in the eye as I say this. I almost breathe a sigh of relief after I'm done. My chest literally feels lighter. Gerard stares back at me, his lips slightly parted.
"Frank, I-- I d-don't know what to say." He stutters.
"Don't say anything then. C'mon, lets go home." I reply. Perhaps Gerard is shocked by my words, but I don't care, I'd be lying if I said he doesn't mean a lot to me. I start up the car engine and begin driving home. Even when I'm concentrating on the road I can still feel Gerard staring at me, it's slightly distracting. When we get home I make us both some sandwiches for lunch and we sit eating them in comfortable silence. After lunch I decide I want to play some Black Ops. It's been a while since I last played, and I feel I need to relax before Paul comes round to talk to us about the investigation. I ask Gerard if he would like to play, to which he politely declines. He does however, get his sketchpad and sit next to me on the sofa.
Half an hour later I take a break from my game and look over at Gerard, he's clutching his stomach and has a pained expression on his face. "Stomach pains again?" I ask. Gerard offers a nod in response. I suppose he's been lucky not having symptoms all the time, but I do wish there was something I could do "Do you want some pain killers?" Again, he nods. "Okay I think I have some." I say, making my way to the kitchen. I get a glass of water and two paracetamol pills and go back into the sitting room. Gerard swallows the pills immediately, and then downs he water. He seems to calm down after this and I'm about to return to my game when he says.
"I feel sick." His voice wavering. A mere few seconds after he's said it he gets up and rushes to the toilet, hand over mouth. I sigh inwardly and get up and walk toward the sound of his retching. When I get to the bathroom Gerard has his hands on both sides of the toilet seat and is throwing up into the bowl. I crouch down next to him and rub his back comfortingly. After a while, when there's nothing left in his stomach I presume, he stops being sick and is left gagging.
"You think you're done?" I ask quietly.
"Yeah, I'm done." He says in a tired voice. I help him up and we go back to the lounge. I notice he's still clutching his stomach and frowning in pain, the stomach ache is obviously still there then. I sit down on the sofa and Gerard sits next to me, his eyes keep drooping like he wants to go to sleep but there isn't room for him to lie down properly. Eventually he lies down, resting his head on my lap and curling in on himself. "Is this okay?" He asks, biting his lip and looking up at me.
"It's fine, don't worry."
"Good, you make a nice pillow." He says, managing a little smile.
"Well, um, thanks I guess." I giggle. "Glad to be of service to you." We're both laughing now, it makes me happy to see Gerard having a sense of humour, even when he's feeling so ill. Eventually Gerard laugh turns into a cough, and then a tired sigh. It's not long before he falls asleep, snoring softly like he always does. I decide to watch some TV, but I keep the volume quiet wanting Gerard to have as much rest as possible before Paul arrives.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Wayside Christian Mission gets the go ahead to expand its men's shelter at Jefferson and Jackson Streets.
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Navifirm By Cepot v1.1
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* Navifirm downloads the firmwares from official Nokia server
* It does not flash new firmware on phone, just download the firmware to computer
* Original NaviFirm software was developed by EPICBIZNUS. Some developers made additional improvements.
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* Internet connection
* PC with Microsoft Windows OS (tested on Win7 and XP)
* .NET Framework 2.0 or newer
* Download the latest Nokia firmwares
* Check which is the latest firmware version
* Check product codes
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* Navifirm v1.1
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Delicious! But a little salty probably due to the bacon. I used apple cider vinegar instead of the white wine vinegar and my Mom could not stop talking about the vinaigrette. Definitely need to pour it on the chicken slices, but this is a good recipe.
Sautéed Chicken with Warm Bacon Vinaigrette
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If you can't find arugula, substitute mixed salad greens or fresh baby spinach.
Yield: Serves 4
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- Calories: 350
- Fat: 15.7g
- Saturated fat: 4.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 6.9g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.7g
- Protein: 43g
- Carbohydrate: 6.8g
- Fiber: 0.6g
- Cholesterol: 106mg
- Iron: 1.9mg
- Sodium: 697mg
- Calcium: 71mg
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 4 (6-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
- 5/8 teaspoon kosher salt, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 3 slices applewood-smoked bacon
- 1/4 cup finely chopped shallots
- 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 1/3 cup fat-free, lower-sodium chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup
- 2 1/2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 6 cups arugula
- 1. Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add oil to pan; swirl to coat. Sprinkle chicken evenly with 1/2 teaspoon salt and pepper. Add chicken to pan; sauté 6 minutes on each side or until done. Remove chicken; let stand 8 minutes. Slice and keep warm.
- 2. Reduce heat to medium. Add bacon to pan; cook 6 minutes or until crisp, turning once. Remove bacon from pan, reserving drippings; drain. Crumble bacon. Add shallots to drippings in pan, and cook for 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Stir in vinegar, scraping pan to loosen browned bits. Stir in broth, syrup, and mustard; cook for 1 minute, stirring frequently. Remove from heat. Arrange 1 1/2 cups arugula on each of 4 plates; sprinkle evenly with the remaining 1/8 teaspoon salt. Top each serving with 1 chicken breast half. Drizzle 2 tablespoons dressing over each serving; top with crumbled bacon.
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Accused child killer posts bail; family outragedApril 19,2014By Brent Curtis
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The release of a Poultney man accused of killing his 2-year-old stepdaughter has outraged the girl's family who said Saturday they will petition to have Dennis Duby returned to jail.
"We want to have him put back where he belongs before he hurts someone else," said Lisa Eastman, the maternal aunt of toddler Dezirae Sheldon.
Duby, 31, pleaded innocent in February to second-degree murder in the death of Sheldon, who police say died from multiple skull fractures while in his care. He faces a sentence of 20 years to life in prison if convicted.
Duby was jailed following his arraignment and remained behind bars until 11:30 p.m. Friday. A corrections officer at the state prison in Swanton said Duby posted $250,000 bail to earn his release.
An employee at Advantage Bail Bonds in Williston said Saturday the company had posted bail for Duby.
Before his arrest, Duby lived in a house on College Street in Poultney. But court-ordered conditions prohibit him from going to that address — the alleged scene of the killing and the home of his wife and Dezirae's mother, Sandra Eastman.
The court required Duby, if released, to live in Rutland County and to abide by a 24-hour curfew at his residence, described in court as being either of his parents' homes in Pittsford.
A man who answered the door at Duby's mother's home in Pittsford on Saturday said Duby was at work and that he did not know when he would return.
The death of Dezirae outraged the girl's family members and members of the community who questioned why the girl was returned to the care of her mother who was convicted less than a year earlier of abuse by neglect.
State legislators have been asking similar questions during an ongoing review of cases handled by the Department for Children and Families. DCF removed Dezirae from her mother's care after she was initially charged with abusing her, but returned the girl to her mother before the end of 2013.
Members of Dezirae's family, including her biological father, also protested the setting of bail for Duby. They argued he should be jailed with no opportunity for release before his trial.
After his release from jail Friday night, commenters on social media sites dedicated to Dezirae voiced their anger.
"Tell me how our court system let's this happen ... I am at a loss for words and absolutely disgusted," one poster wrote on the Facebook group site "Justice for Dezirae."
Patricia Holden, Dezirae's paternal aunt and the guardian who cared for the girl after she was removed from her mother's home last year, said Saturday that Duby's freedom on bail was an insult to her niece and her family.
"Why would they let someone like that walk?" she said. "I worried that something like this might happen, but I never thought it would come true."
Holden added, "It's just not fair that he gets even a little bit of time out of jail when he took the life of my niece. He doesn't deserve it."
Sandra Eastman also wants her husband back behind bars.
While some members of Dezirae's family blame the mother as much as the stepfather for the girl's death, Eastman has denied any role in the killing. Vermont State Police said video footage of Eastman inside Poultney stores Feb. 19 show that she wasn't present when her daughter was fatally injured.
Reached by phone Saturday, Eastman said she worried that her husband would try to seek her out despite a court order prohibiting him from having any contact with her.
"He said to me before his arrest that if I'm accused of this I'm going to take off or kill myself," she said. "He's just so jealous a person, I'm worried that he might try to take me with him."
Eastman also said Saturday was her final day of moving out of the home she shared with Duby and her deceased daughter.
"I don't even have a home now," she said. "But I can't stay at that house ... too many memories and bad images."
Eastman and several of Dezirae's other family members said they plan to take legal action to return Duby to jail.
Sandra Eastman said she plans to will Rutland criminal court Monday to plead with prosecutors to alter Duby's bail status while Lisa Eastman said she intends to post a petition at www.change.org to gain public support for revoking his bail.
Like her sister, Lisa Eastman, who lives in New York, said she was worried for the safety of her family members living in Vermont.
Holden didn't know exactly what course of action the paternal side of Dezirae's family will take, but she knows the goal.
"We want him back in jail now," she said.
Duby was arrested in February after Dezirae was pronounced dead at Rutland Regional Medical Center from massive head injuries.
Duby, who was alone babysitting the toddler and his own newborn child on Feb. 19, told investigators he believed the child had fallen off a table and said he'd seen her fall from a toilet and a sink.
But physicians who treated Dezirae in Rutland and at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., told police they suspected the child was abused.
A doctor at RRMC told police that CT scans of the girl revealed skull fractures to both sides of her head suggesting "that someone held her head so tight, her skull cracked."
An autopsy further concluded that Dezirae died as a result of blunt force trauma and the manner of her death was a homicide.
Duby, who has no prior criminal history, was placed on administrative leave at the Pittsford Fire Department where he worked as a volunteer for 11 years.
A town official has said in the past that the town is also reviewing Duby's job as the town's part-time animal control officer and deputy fire warden.
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Zakaria: Rising Powers Aren't Acting Like It9/25/10 at 8:15 AMYou can count on a few things during the U.N.'s annual General Assembly. The traffic will be bad, the speeches will be worthy (if a bit dull)—and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will say something absurd. This year the Iranian leader suggested that U.S. officials orchestrated the 9/11 attacks to save Israel and "reverse the declining American economy."
Don't Forget That the Bailouts Worked9/19/10 at 9:15 AMDon't forget: the bailouts worked.
Al Qaeda Isn't the Threat Anymore9/11/10 at 8:44 AMBut no one wants to admit it.
What America Has Lost9/4/10 at 9:00 AMSeptember 11 was a shock to the American psyche and the American system. As a result, we overreacted.
GOP Should Heed Robert Gates8/16/10 at 4:00 AMRobert Gates's latest efforts at reforming the Pentagon are modest. He is not trying to cut the actual defense budget; he merely wants to increase efficiency while reducing bureaucracy, waste, and duplication. The savings he is trying to achieve are perfectly reasonable: $100 billion over five years, during which period the Pentagon will spend approximately $3.5 trillion.
Why I'm Returning My Award to the ADL8/6/10 at 7:30 PMI believe we should promote Muslim moderates right here in America. That is why, after the Anti-Defamation League publicly called for moving the mosque near Ground Zero, I have returned both the handsome plaque and the $10,000 honorarium that came with it.
Zakaria: Raise My Taxes, Mr. President!8/1/10 at 4:00 AMThe idea that the average American is overtaxed is a nice piece of populist pandering. In fact, federal taxes as a percentage of the economy are at their lowest level since the presidency of Harry Truman. The simple fact is this: all the Bush tax cuts were unaffordable.
Ford CEO: Hybrid Future Requires Better Batteries7/25/10 at 8:20 AMFord's CEO on the challenge of reinventing the automobile.
The Real Failed-State Risk7/18/10 at 8:00 PM"What happened in Kampala is just the beginning!" So warned Abu Zubayr, the leader of Al-Shabab, which claimed responsibility for the bombings in the Ugandan capital that killed more than 70 people who had gathered to watch the World Cup soccer final. In the bombings' wake, Al-Shabab has drawn renewed attention for its murky links to Al Qaeda, and analysts once again are warning that failed states are a mortal threat to American national security.
What We Can Learn From the Tories7/10/10 at 8:00 PMIn Britain, even pain is popular.
Obama's CEO Problem7/5/10 at 8:00 PMThe American economy is sputtering, and we are running out of options. Interest rates can't go any lower. Another burst of government spending—whether a good or bad idea—looks politically impossible. Is there anything that could protect us from the dangers of stagnation or a double dip?
Zakaria: The Ayatollahs Aren't About to Fall6/20/10 at 1:35 AMThe regime in Iran isn't about to fall.
Obama Needs to Lead, Not Emote6/13/10 at 5:00 AMI agree with virtually everyone out there who's complaining on camera and in print that our response to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has been just terrible. Except that by "our" I don't mean the government's or the country's but ours—the media's.
A Rising Power Is Plagued by Doubts6/3/10 at 8:00 PMChina has seen dramatic labor protests in recent weeks, from strikes at a Honda factory to grim accounts of suicide at the vast Foxconn complex, where iPhones are assembled. One scholar calls this "the end of the world-factory model," under which China would be the globe's low-wage manufacturer.
Nathan Myhrvold on the Future of Energy5/28/10 at 8:00 PMA founder of Intellectual Ventures, a scientific think tank working on solutions to the world's thorniest problems—including global warming. Fareed Zakaria spoke with him about alternative energy and geoengineering.
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Why Pakistan Keeps Exporting Jihad5/6/10 at 8:00 PMWhy Pakistan keeps exporting jihad.
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Moderate Muslim Leaders Beat Extremists2/11/10 at 7:00 PMHow moderate Muslim leaders waged war on extremists—and won.
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Zakaria on Google's Battle With China1/14/10 at 7:00 PMHow the Democratic Republic of Google is testing China's appetite for democracy itself.
Google's Eric Schmidt on China and Censorship1/14/10 at 7:00 PMGoogle CEO Eric Schmidt has long defended his company's decision to do business in China despite the restrictions that Beijing imposes on Internet freedom. Nevertheless, last week the company abruptly threatened to pull out after suffering hacker attacks believed to have originated in China. Schmidt explained why to NEWSWEEK's Fareed Zakaria in an exclusive interview. Excerpts: ...
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This composite image from ESA/NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) combines a series of images of sungrazing comet ISON. The Sun is blocked from view with a small disk in front of the telescope. The Sun's position is marked by the white circle.
ISON made its closest approach to the Sun during the evening of November 28, 2013, passing just 1.2 million kilometers from the Sun's visible surface. At first the comet was thought to have disintegrated during its fiery encounter, with just a remnant of its tail continuing along ISON's trajectory. But, the next day, it seemed clear that something had survived after all -- possibly a small chunk of ISON's nucleus, along with a lot of dust. This progressively faded as it edged towards SOHO's field of view on 30 November.
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Yes, the admissions office aims for regular decision applicants to have their letters in hand by April 1st. The "letters are in the mail!" day have been the following days in the past four years: March 29th, March 25th, March 26th, and March 23rd.
- Ma'ayan Plaut '10, Social Media Coordinator
If an accepted student chooses to visit during one of our admitted students weekends in April for All Roads Lead to Oberlin, there are a series of scheduled programs to attend: informations sessions about campus life and academics for both parents and students, a majors fair, and more. You'll have the opportunity to go on a campus tour, stay overnight in a dorm, attend a class or two, and generally get a feel for campus and our offerings.
You didn't receive a good feel for the aforementioned things on your initial visit to Oberlin during your audition and feel that it would be valuable to your decision-making process, you may want to consider visiting this April. By no means is a trip to Oberlin required in April, but we find that it's a good opportunity for accepted students to explore campus if they would like to do so.
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You're most welcome! Congratulations on your acceptance to Oberlin! Let me know if you have any questions. I'll be happy to answer (or find the answer) for you.
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BWJ, what server are you on? Because in my experience, any new person asking simple questions in /general in WoW are usually viciously mocked and given a hard time, thereby making WoW not as newb-friendly as some like to pretend.
Also, you state that younger players won't/don't care about star wars. Who cares? The people with the money are older. The average gamer age now is 25-35. I don't imagine many of those gamers will stop playing the day ToR arrives on the shelves. I think that the "star wars nerd" perception will have little to do with people playing the game or not. It isn't exactly cool the tell people that your a WoW player. If the game is better than WoW, people will make the switch.
The point has been raised, that no one can compete with WoW because it's had 5 years to refine the game. That is a completely wrong way to think of it. The idea is that every year the game is out, it only gets better and better, as if it's a naturally evolving creature. Substantial growth, generally makes companies worse. Think GM, IBM, Atari...etc. Here's what happens once something becomes very huge and successful. There are demands made by the stockholders for more and more profits. In order the do this, they have to appeal to a wider and wider audience, or take shortcuts. When this happens, the product, whatever it is, becomes watered down, shoddily made (planned obsolescence is introduced), etc. Eventually the end product becomes bland, people move on, and the size of the thing causes it to collapse in on itself. WoW will definitely be around for a while, just look at EQ. I think it may be more vulnerable to competition from another great MMO than a lot of fans are willing to admit.


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"There's a nod to punk in the collection," Pat McGrath said backstage at Versace, referring to the studs, the chains, the PVC leather, and the nail closures that offered an update on the classic safety pins that once adorned similar frocks from the house that Gianni built. But in a funny twist of irony, that nod did not incite the makeup artist to seize upon the opportunity to offer up a smokier version of the typically black-rimmed lids she creates here season after season. "It's just a little bit of an edge," she explained.
Keeping skin "gorgeous and glowing," McGrath lined the inner rims of eyes with an onyx kohl pencil, piling mascara onto the upper lashes while giving lower lashes just one or two slicks of the wand. Using a creamy blush on cheeks, she turned to a similarly flushed shade to slightly stain lips and eyes. "It works with that black," McGrath explained of the increasingly popular ruddy shadow shade. "It looks healthy."
Healthy complexions were essential here, considering Guido Palau's "boyish but still very glamorous" coifs were entirely pulled back, putting the focus squarely on the face. Drying hair with Redken Satinwear 02 Ultimate Blow-Dry Lotion for a "super-silky," straight texture, Palau side-parted strands to the left and then coated his brush with its Forceful 23 Super Strength Finishing Spray before adding a bit of height to the hairline with a "comb up," as he referred to the defined, quifflike ridge in the front. "It's a little bit rock 'n' roll—and still sexy, of course," Palau pointed out of the admittedly younger look. "It is Versace."


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(12/10/13) - For the first time ever, a woman will lead General Motors. Mary Barra is stepping in as the new CEO in January after 33 years with the automaker.
The appointment shakes up what's long been an all men's club, and women in the auto industry are calling GM's announcement a major step forward."It's been a boys' club for so long and I think it's really going to be really fun for her," said Jeannine Ferguson, General Sales Manager at Applegate Chevrolet.
Ferguson was just named their new general sales manager, but has been in the business for three decades.
She loves that Barra is a smart, successful women, able to balance a family on top of it all."I think it's a different look, a different vision, a different attitude possibly, so time will tell," she said.
"For me, it finally gives a true recognition that we can do this job and we can do it just as good as any other male counterpart out there," said Lisa Kusey-Rechsteiner, with Graff Chevrolet.Kusey-Rechsteiner is the general manager at Graff Chevrolet and she says she still sees obstacles in the industry for women."It's a constant battle to prove yourself day in and day out," she said. "I am currently now actually buying into the location that I'm at so I'm a managing partner and you know, compared to my male counterparts it takes a little bit more to prove that we're able to do it."
Barra will take that top GM spot next month.
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HOUSTON -- No. 13 LSU overcame a 17-point deficit with 21 unanswered points in the second half to defeat No. 14 Wisconsin, 28-24, in front of a record crowd at NRG Stadium in the AdvoCare Texas Kickoff late Saturday.
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