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Keep Texas Beautiful and the Texas Department of Transportation's (TxDOT) Don't mess with Texas program are encouraging high school students across the state to share their litter prevention accomplishments. In an effort to promote positive litter habits among young Texans, the organizations partnered to announce the 11th annual Don't mess with Texas Scholarship contest. The …
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MTV caught up with Taylor Lautner at this year's Comic Con and he revealed that Kristen Stewart's character Bella gets to toss him around a little in one scene for Breaking Dawn Part 2. It's the scene where Bella discovers who he has imprinted on.
Taylor told MTV, 'I think it was just one day [of shooting]. So it was a long day of being tossed around in the backyard, but it was fun. Kristen is impressive in it. I think the fans will love her chucking me across the yard and stuff. It's a hilarious scene.'
Sounds like a fun scene to me!
What about stunt doubles and maybe a wire attached to the star? Nope. Nothing. Nada.
'There was zero [wires], it was all real. I won't give specifics, but yeah there were no harnesses. I definitely had to fling myself and take a few hard landings, but it was fine. It made for a good scene.'
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If you didn't already know, Celtics' Forward Jared Sullinger has turned himself in for a reported Domestic violence incident.
Boston Globe reporter David Abel has been closely following the situation. Here is a loose timeline of the events as chronicled by Abel:
Obviously this news is extremely troubling and a horrible beginning to what will be a difficult year. We'll try to keep you as updated as possible on the ongoing situation.
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Jared Sullinger has been released from court custody on $5000 bail. The court has ordered him to return to court on September 19th and he must alert the court to out of state travel not related to work. He's also been permitted phone contact with the victim(his girlfriend) and in person contact as long as at least one other person is present. He has been charged with assault & battery and intimidation of a witness per David Abel.
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Beach Days
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Nemo and Dory
Otherwise known as the Clown fish (Amphiprion ocellari) and the regal tang (Paracanthurus hepatus). Also, technically it should be Martin and Dory since Martin was Nemo's dad travelling with Dory. One of the smaller highlights at the aquarium at the Yeosu Expo in Korea.
Even from this far away her glasses stand out.
Gwangalli Bridge Walk. May 2012.
Even their sweaters match
I always wonder how the conversation goes to decide that today should be a total couple outfit-matching day.
For My Parents
Happy 34th Anniversary!
your daughter
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The Veterinary Office Administration (VOA) Certificate program combines veterinary office administration and animal health training.
Practical skill development in front office administration, business communications, client relations and preventative health care for pets will give you the skills and knowledge you need to become a key member of the animal health care team.
- Hands-on animal care training with companion animals
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Welcome to our website. We try providing the same customer service to our online customers as we do with our retail customers. For the past 20 years weve been servicing our local customers and theyve rewarded us with their returning business. Now the information age allows us to expand throughout the country and share our experience of wine. We hope you will join us and help expand our customer base.
Jim Aiello (president) - I personally review all the orders that enter the website along with organizing the day to day business. Wine has a terrific history and serves a practical part to our lives. I enjoy working with novice to experienced wine buyers. The best wine you can buy is the one you enjoy the most regardless of price or type. My job is to help you find it.
Melissa Aiello (vice president) - I handle the customer service regarding all online orders. Once your order is placed on the website I oversee it until your package leaves the store. If a problem occurs dont be surprised if I call you. I tend to call a customer for the best customer service possible in a complicated situation. I find this helps to expedite an order and assure the customers expectations. Working within the wine trade is fun, your experience with us should be as enjoyable.
History-My family started the business in 1953 as The Greenwood Lake Hotel. A popular resort area at the time my grandparents offered a hotel, bar, and the first pizzeria/restaurant in the area. In 1985 my brother and I rekindled the family restaurant business which was dormant for nearly 10 years. In 1988 I opened a wine shop adjacent to the restaurant. The store became a big hit and just so much easier to operate than a restaurant. Now my focus is on the retail store along with our web related effort. Jim Aiello


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October 15th, 2008
In design, local tastes rule, even for Google.
When we tell new clients that we do website localization, many think first of translation, since that's about as far as most companies take it. It usually takes a few sentences and examples to explain that localization extends beyond translation to visual design, features and even content strategy. But I think carrying these three screenshots around in our pocket could make the point even faster:
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Top 7 Reasons Mobile Banking Apps Aren't Safe (Yet)
A new study produced by The Ponemon Institute and ThreatMetrix (Mobile Payments & Online Shopping – October 2011) states that only 29% of consumers use mobile banking apps on their smart phones and tablets. Of those that don't participate, 51% cite security reasons for their lack of participation. In other words, consumers like you and I are not yet comfortable with mobile banking. And our instincts are correct! Why shouldn't you be comfortable with mobile banking appsquite yet?
Top 7 Reasons Why Mobile Banking Apps Aren't Yet Safe
- Because most app stores (e.g., Android Marketplace) don't review apps for security, it is very easy for criminals to post malicious apps that steal information from your mobile device (like your bank account numbers).
- The average smartphone or tablet user has installed no security software on their mini-computer (that's what smartphones and tablets are), meaning that they have only a fraction of the security of a laptop or desktop.
- Detected malware developed for the Android platform alone has increased by 400% in the past year.
- The technology that keeps apps separate on your smartphone or tablet doesn't separate them out into private sandboxes, meaning that one app can read the juicy details stored in the other without much difficulty.
- Most smartphone and tablet users don't even have a basic passcode set up on their device, giving anyone with access to it potential access to your bank account.
- The temptation to use free WiFi hotspots at cafes, airports and hotels lures people into banking over insecure networks (it's easy to sniff (spy on) what you send over these free, unprotected networks.
- There is no clear legislation (that I have seen) governing your rights to receive a refund if your bank account is fraudulently emptied due to mobile bank app insecurity. Is the burden of proof on the user to protect their handset and software, or on the bank. Only precedent and real live court cases will answer this question over time.
Will mobile banking apps one day provide a secure, viable form of online banking? Absolutely. Are we there yet. No way.
John Sileo is a keynote financial speaker on topics including identity theft, cyber security, fraud trends and trust. His clients include the Pentagon, FDIC, Experian, Pfizer and Homeland Security. Bring him in to motivate data security within your organization. 1.800.258.8076.
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I'm wondering if the mint.com app falls into this category. If so, would you feel comfortable using their website but not the app? Thanks!
While phenomenally convenient, I am not currently a fan of financial aggregation sites. It seems like they take great pains to provide security, but I am leary of anyone outside of my family having access (even for one time) to every bank, brokerage and mortgage account that I have. Too much information in one place. I hope this helps. John


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about me
Looking for someone to share life, laughs and more! I love outdoors, animals, the beach, good dining, good friends, and new experiences etc.
Still learning!!
Don't discount me because I live in the beautiful Central Coast town of Copacabana. I work in the northern part of Sydney five days a week and am used to the drive, although I would expect you to visit from time to time
I have a quirky sense of humour. I like a few bubbles and can probably kick your butt at pool!
I have an atheletic build, 5 foot 8 inches tall, have blonde hair, thanks to my hairdresser and blue/green/grey coloured eyes.
I am a Kiwi born of Scottish parents. Have travelled to Europe a few times and recently to Vietnam (had a fantastic time), Am keen to see much more. I go home at least once a year to visit family and friends.
I love to hear the waves crashing, even if I don't have the views (something I aspire to). Enjoy the outdoors, although not sleeping on the ground! I enjoy kayaking, although I don't get out in it enough, fishing, movies, dining, dancing (although not too much by myself!). This year for my birthday I treated myself to a Sky Dive, wahoo it was fantastic.
I would like to think that if I pique your interest you would feel comfortable in contacting me to find out more.
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Central Coast & Surrounds, NSW
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- Reading
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- Movies & TV
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- Sport
- Being a Kiwi it has to be Rugby Union, I am a one eyed All Black supporter (but it's okay I have two lounges!!). I enjoy most sports, have been to the Formula 1 in Monaco and Adelaide, enjoy Touring Cars and have been known to watch golf for an entire weekend!
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2015 Chrysler 300: Is This It? (No, it's a 200.)
While driving down Wilshire Boulevard to take some pictures of something fun (you'll see soon), I noticed this heavily-camo'd car. I stealthily snuck up to it in my loud, bright yellow car and snapped some pictures. We think this is the 2015 Chrysler 300. »


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R as a lot more libraries, that cover specific needs, but the basics (and more) are all covered in Python, and are extremely easy to use.
You need: Python + Numpy (or Scipy) + statsmodels + Panda.
Or get a pre-packaged distribution that has all that, like Anaconda or Enthougt (haven't used them).
As for your question, you need Pandas, which is similar to R's data tables: http://pandas.pydata.org/
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv('foo.csv', header=[0], sep=',')
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A Retrospective of the Last Twelve Months with Indigo
My Indigo Year: A Review - Part 2
Noteworthy Changes
In addition to the eleven new projects, the other 28 – or 51, depending on how you count the Indigo projects – have been improved as well. For example, the Marketplace Client, where the installation of plug-ins has been made even easier. If you've found something on the web and the plug-in vendor offers a special text link or a specially linked image, you can just drag and drop it onto the title bar of the currently running Eclipse application, whereupon the Marketplace dialog will open, and the installation only needs to be approved, to install the plug-in (Fig. 5).
Since it is not working with the update site link, now only the plug-in vendors can add this special link to their websites. Since the Marketplace is established as a catalog of plug-ins and services, and since most installations are done and recorded by it (on 20th May, the 500 000th installation was counted) Marketplace provides us with a lot of exciting numbers. For example, the ranking of the number of installations in the version control systems shows "SVN ahead of Git, ahead of Mercurial" in the code analysis tools "FindBugs ahead of EclEmma, ahead of Checkstyle".
Even if SVN is still ahead, distributed version control systems, and in particular Git, play an increasingly important role. The switch to Git does require some rethinking on the part of long-term CVS/SVN users, but rewards them with high speed and with merging that is simpler than they ever thought possible. As those with an eagle eye will have observed, EGit is certainly a highlight of Indigo. The Eclipse Git support has matured to version 1.0 in Indigo, and is ready for production use (Fig. 6). Also, for some time now NetBeans 7.0 and IntelliJ IDEA have offered Git support. IDEA, however, requires the installation of the command line version of Git for the specific operating system; and NetBeans, who advertise it in their 7.0 video, employ shamelessly, but legally, JGit, the Java implementation of Git. These, and other use options, are allowed by the strict separation in JGit, without depending on Eclipse and EGit, the Eclipse integration.
Xtext has made the jump from 1.0 to 2.0 and brings the first refactoring feature in the form of the renaming of identifiers. The version of CDT [24] jumped from 7.0 to 8.0, and with Codan it offers improved static code analysis. The version number of the PHP Development Tools (PDT) reached 3.0, just like the version number of the Dynamic Language Toolkit (DLTK), which is based on PDT. Unfortunately, there is no longer a download package available from Eclipse for PHP developers. Due to incompatible licenses, it was decided to offer packages with the debugger as an external download.
Often, it's the little things that make life pleasant. For example, in the JDT debugger a dialog now prevents the accidental deletion of conditional breakpoints. That's already happened to me several times, because I like to use the conditional breakpoints for debugging or tracing purposes, by using System.out.println () in the condition. Another new feature is the ability to reuse a condition of a previous input, making it easy to move or restore. The help system suits my bumbling, now that a set Scope is displayed directly above the search results. Previously, the Scope was easy to miss, and you wondered about too few hits. For those who are interested in even more highlights of Indigo, the Indigo series of articles on JAXenter and the traditional top-ten countdown by Ian Bull is recommended.
In addition to Indigo
Only about a quarter of all Eclipse projects made the effort to meet the requirements of the Simultaneous Release. The total number of Eclipse projects has increased by nine projects, which corresponds to the proportional growth of the Helios / Indigo projects. There are 23 new projects, and 14 terminated projects, some of which have been mentioned already. To list all the new and terminated projects would spoil this paper. If you wish to know more, you should keep an eye on the new project proposals, and the creation or termination reviews at the project overview page and on the side of the recent reviews.
Code Recommenders, one of these 23 new projects has, in my opinion, the potential to be the next Mylyn. Like Mylyn, Code Recommenders helps the developer to focus on the essentials, by highlighting certain things and hiding others. This information is gathered by Mylyn, from observing which files are opened and which areas are edited. So, what's new in Indigo? When a new task is started, the information from a possibly existing Java stack trace can be obtained. Code Recommenders analyses how a given framework is used, for example, whether methods are often, rarely or never used. The most commonly used methods appear in a list above for code completion (Fig. 7). I once had a button that could be operated with the mouse, but not with the keyboard. As it turned out, the author had registered, by mistake or ignorance, a wrong listener. Using Code Recommenders that would not have happened.
Eclipse Labs, which launched in May 2010 and was largely advocated for the not-yet-Eclipse projects, has hardly been heard of. The five most active Labs projects are listed at the very bottom right-hand corner on Eclipse.org, but that's all. Eclipse is quite keen on Git, and since Eclipse Labs does not support Git, it is not in the picture. But, perhaps it has only has been waiting for JGit 1.0. Eclipse has also been silent about e4, the next Eclipse platform; even though Eclipse Platform 4.1 brings many new and exciting technologies, such as Dependency Injection. The nice thing is that it is not really a new platform, but a collection of several independent technologies that can be used separately and in combination with Eclipse 3.x.
What else happened
The Indigo year got off to a bumpy start. Shortly after the release of Helios, in the Java 6 update 21, Oracle replaced the manufacturer name "Sun" with its own. This small, inconspicuous change caused Eclipse in Windows to sporadically crash, because the launcher using the manufacturer's declaration no longer recognized the Hotspot VM, and did not increase the PermGen memory space, as is necessary for the stable operation of Eclipse. Three weeks later, Oracle updated the undo, and solved the problem. In August, Oracle dropped a bombshell and sued Google for alleged patent infringement by Android. Whether justified, or a move made out of greed, it was also hotly debated in the Eclipse community.
Nevertheless, more than 90 percent of the developers of Hudson, a popular continuous integration server, voted in favour of a move to GitHub under the new name Jenkins. The story took a bizarre turn when a little later, in February, the original Hudson project also moved to GitHub, and then, in May, Oracle transferred Hudson to Eclipse. Many of the Eclipse community sympathized with Jenkins and wanted the proposal to be rejected. But, even if Hudson is still not a true Eclipse project, there are only formal hurdles in the way now. In an oddly parallel move, Oracle donated its open source office package, OpenOffice.org to the Apache Foundation. Oracle's open source support is commendable, even if it was reduced in certain areas, but an improved communication with the community would be desirable – especially before making decisions.
Not only outside, but also within the Foundation, sometimes debates flare up. Following discussions on the use of the Friends of Eclipse program to attract donations in May, the Hudson project proposal once again sparked a fundamental debate over the interplay between industry and individuals, through licenses in general and the (supposed) requirements made by the Eclipse development process. A key element of the Eclipse development process is to ensure Intellectual Property (IP), thus the Foundation requires that all code conforms to the Eclipse license, and that no intellectual property is violated. Eclipse Bugzilla is currently serving as a control gate, through which each code contributed from outside - and therefore not written by Eclipse committers themselves - must travel. A contribution will be added as a patch to a Bugzilla entry, which is only possible after prior authentication, whereby the contributor agrees to the use of their contributions under the Eclipse license. Distributed systems such as Git version offer more convenient options than using a patch, when it comes to accepting proposed changes - especially if you wish to change a code base that has been further developed. This is one of the challenges that affects the Eclipse process, and is one of the reasons for ongoing adjustments at Eclipse.
Slimming did not just take place at the process level, but also with regard to staff. For four and a half years, Lynn Gayowski was the friendly face of the Foundation. Lynn was also behind a number of jokes, for example imitating the dance style of the Eclipse Europa Representative Ralph Müller in a YouTube Video in a response to a video recording of the Eclipse Summit Europe. The gap that resulted from her move to Klocwork in February, was unfortunately not filled, probably because, due to the financial crisis, funding at Eclipse is in short supply (in 2011, the revenue is expected to be under four million dollars; the lowest of the last five years). Therefore, there are only two admins that must keep the increasingly complex computing infrastructure alive. In the weeks before the release, they underwent hard test cases by failure of devices.
As an extension to the Eclipse development process, there is an initiative, which has previously received little attention: planned long- term support which should ensure care and maintenance beyond the two service releases. I personally would rather see these resources be invested in development, rather than in the preservation of the obsolete. If you do not use any internal interfaces in a framework, then it does not rely on an outdated version – and it can easily and safely be replaced by the current version. Even after eight years since Eclipse 3.0 was developed and programmed, plug-ins still run, for example, on 3.7. If you have concerns about the continued existence of a project, you can avoid this through active participation. More information regarding the long- term support is unlikely to be announced before the appropriate workshop on 11th July.
The Future
It's quite possible that, with the first of the two Indigo service releases due this September and in February of next year, beside bug fixes, Java 7 support will also be included. The only thing that will change is that the annoying download and compiling of the existing, but not yet released JDT plug-in, will be eliminated. Actually, not many developers will really be using Java 7 straight away. Experience shows that adoption takes quite a while. A year passes quickly, and Juno will be released in June 2012. Unlike Java, Eclipse users move to current versions much more quickly. In combination with the annual, frequent releases, the wait for an innovation to arrive at the customer – the so-called Time to Market – is much shorter than in Java. Not just for Java, but for all the applications and frameworks I use, I would like to see a dependable release schedule, following the example of Eclipse. The Java one should additionally be coordinated with the Simultaneous Release of Eclipse. But I've already requested that last time and then things turned out differently.
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On this day, Nov. 8, in 1889, Orion "Owen" Anderson was lynched in Leesburg for donning a sack on his head and frightening a white girl as she walked to school.
Anderson, 18, who was black, was accused of attempted assault upon the 15-year-old daughter of a Loudoun County community leader.
In the middle of the night, an angry mob took Anderson from the jail and hanged the teen from a tower. Anderson became Northern Virginia's first recorded lynching victim.
Nearly 3,500 blacks Americans were lynched in the U.S., mostly between 1882 and 1920.
The verb "lynch" is said to derive from the name of Charles Lynch, a Virginia farmer and soldier in the Revolutionary War. Lynch became a justice of the peace known for hanging suspected British Loyalists in southwestern Virginia.
Lynch, himself, was never accused of being racist and acquitted blacks accused of murder at least three times as judge.
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By Jim Wallace - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Economic Developers say that kind of expansion is what will lead Albany out of the recession. Equinox Chemicals is about to start a $5 million expansion.
Even during these tough economic times, the company is seeing greater demand for its services. They plan to add dozens of new employees in the next year. Equinox Chemicals is an Albany custom chemical company that does research and manufacturing for companies across the world.
There may be a recession on, but Equinox owners say their business is skyrocketing. Mark Grimaldi left Merck Chemical in 2003, and started Equinox with three employees.
Now they have 33 employees, designing and preparing chemicals and organic molecules for things like fragrances and flavors.
But Grimaldi says they need significant increases to meet new orders, so they are buying neighboring land on West Oakridge, and will hire at least 15 new people by early 2010.
By the end of 2010 they expect to add 40 high paying jobs like Ph.D. chemists and engineers, sales, and marketing professionals.
"Us being at almost near capacity right now, we just didn't have much room to absorb any increases in requirements from customers. Let alone taking on new contracts like we are always doing. So it's just a good time to expand on that," said Equinox Chemical Owner Mark Grimaldi.
"In this country it's always been small business that leads the country out of recession. And I think small business will lead Albany out of it's recession as well."
Equinox is buying the property next door from Artesian Contracting and LRA Constructors, and the EDC is helping them relocate their businesses. Grimaldi says he hopes to start work on the expansion later this month.
Grimaldi says some U.S. customers, who have been having their chemicals manufactured overseas, are now choosing to have them made in America, and that is a big part of Equinox's business growth.
The EDC says despite the recession, Albany business has seen some growth.
From 2005 through 2008, Albany had a 3.6% drop in jobs, losing about 1,500. But the number of businesses has increased 3%, the average weekly wages of employees has grown more than 6%, and the tax digest has grown 15%.
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History teachers usually teach at middle school, high school and college levels. Although classroom curricula vary depending on the level and course you're teaching, you'll have plenty of opportunities to share your knowledge of past and current events, and your passion for learning.
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Very good salad. I think it would be better with a softer green like spinach and blue or feta cheese would be a nice addition.
Strawberry-Basil Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette
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- Calories: 102
- Fat: 7.2g
- Saturated fat: 1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Protein: 1.5g
- Carbohydrate: 9.1g
- Fiber: 2.9g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 1.1mg
- Sodium: 206mg
- Calcium: 41mg
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 8 cups torn romaine lettuce
- 2 cups sliced strawberries (1 pound)
- 1/2 cup vertically sliced Vidalia or other sweet onion
- 1/4 cup torn fresh basil
- 1. Combine olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt, and black pepper in a large bowl; stir well with a whisk. Add romaine lettuce, sliced strawberries, sliced onion, and torn basil; toss gently to coat. Serve salad immediately.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2003.
Met at two minutes past eleven o'clock A.M. (Mr. Rosenberg in the Chair) (having been appointed by the President, under authority conferred by Senate Rule 4, to perform the duties of the Chair).
The Senator from Middlesex, Ms. Fargo, then led the Chair (Mr. Rosenberg), members, guests and employees in the recitation of the pledge of allegiance to the flag.
Petitions were presented and referred, as follows:
By Ms. Fargo, a petition (subject to Joint Rule 12) of Susan C. Fargo for legislation to authorize and direct the Teachers' Retirement Board to grant creditable service to Suzanna Szeto; and
By Mr. Pacheco, a petition (subject to Joint Rule 12) of Marc R. Pacheco,
Thomas F. Reilly, Attorney General, and James H. Fagan for legislation to increase
options in the case of loss of group health insurance coverage;
Severally, under Senate Rule 20, to the committees on Rules of the two branches, acting concurrently.
Designating the Pegan Cove property in the town of Natick as the Tony Anniballi Memorial Park at Pegan Cove (House, No. 3367,— on petition); and
Relative to the duties of the clerk and assistant clerks of the Supreme Judicial
Court for Suffolk County (House, No. 4211,— on House, No. 954);
Were severally read and, under Senate Rule 26, referred to the committee on Steering and Policy.
The following resolutions (having been filed with the Clerk) were severally considered forthwith and adopted, as follows:—
Resolutions (filed by Mr. Knapik) "in honor of National Magic Week";
Resolutions (filed by Mr. Morrissey) "recognizing Captain Peter Austin on the occasion of his retirement"; and
Resolutions (filed by Mrs. Sprague) "in recognition of Joseph Sabado Gallo on receiving the Friends of Christopher Columbus 2003 'Person of the Year Award'."
A Bill relative to the issuance of pension funding bonds by the city of Fall
River (House, No. 3996,— on petition) [Local approval received],— was read.
There being no objection, the rules were suspended, on motion of Mr. Brewer, and the bill was read a second time, ordered to a third reading, read a third time and passed to be engrossed, in concurrence.
A petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 4228) of William G. Greene, Jr., and other members of the General Court relative to the Inland Fisheries and Game Fund,— was referred, in concurrence, under suspension of Joint Rule 12, to the committee on Natural Resources and Agriculture.
Engrossed Bill.
An engrossed Bill relative to drag racing in the city of Springfield (see House, No. 3835, amended) (which, originated in the House), having been certified by the Assistant Clerk, Acting Clerk to be rightly and truly prepared for final passage, was passed to be re-enacted and was signed by the Acting President and again laid before the Governor for his approbation.
Order Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Knapik,—
Ordered, That when the Senate adjourns today, it adjourn to meet again on Thursday next at eleven o'clock A.M., and that the Clerk be directed to dispense with the printing of a calendar.
On motion of Mr. Knapik, at eleven minutes past eleven o'clock A.M., the Senate adjourned to meet on the following Thursday at eleven o'clock A.M.


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Turkey and Grape Waldorf Salad
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 470
- Calories from fat: 36%
- Protein: 44g
- Fat: 19g
- Saturated fat: 3.8g
- Carbohydrate: 31g
- Fiber: 3.8g
- Sodium: 448mg
- Cholesterol: 108mg
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat or regular mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon dried tarragon
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 4 cups bite-size pieces skinned cooked turkey
- 1 cup thinly sliced celery
- 1 1/2 cups seedless grapes (red or green), rinsed
- 1 crisp, tart apple such as Fuji or Granny Smith (1/2 lb.), rinsed
- Salt and pepper
- 4 or 8 butter lettuce leaves (at least 5 in. wide), rinsed and crisped
- 1/4 cup roasted salted almonds, coarsely chopped
- 1. In a large bowl, mix mayonnaise, vinegar, sugar, tarragon, and thyme. Add turkey and celery. Cut grapes in half. Core apple and cut into 1/2-inch chunks. Add grapes and apple to bowl. Mix gently to coat with dressing, adding salt and pepper to taste.
- 2. Lay lettuce on plates and mound salad equally onto leaves. Sprinkle with chopped almonds.
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May 17, 2013
HTC One a thing of beauty, except when you want to make calls
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Chaz Bono losing weight and feeling good
It's Friday…lets make it light. Chaz Bono is doing well on his slim down regime….he's lost 65 pounds and says he's letting his body dictate at what point he'll stop. He told the Huffington Post its about health and not … Continue reading
The Story So Far: Ford denies crack use, nude "Maude" fetches $1.9 million
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (RIGHT) arrives at his City Hall offices as allegations into the use of crack have come to light via a video, Friday May 17, 2013. [Peter J. Thompson/National Post]
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And another thing (or two) about Lisée and De Courcy on Bill 14
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Drawing Conclusions: Aislin on Coderre, the Leafs and a chicken…
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A great moment in baseball as daughter and military father reunited
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Photo of the Day: May 16, 2013 – Peregrine falcon over Leipzig, Germany
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Omega-3 May Lower Type 1 Diabetes Risk
Sept. 25, 2007 -- Eating a diet rich in omega-3 fats may help keep high-risk children from developing type 1 diabetes, early research suggests.
Dietary intake of omega-3 fatty acids was associated with a lower incidence of autoantibodies in the blood that signal the immune system to attack insulin-producing cells in the pancreas.
Omega-3 fatty acids are known to have anti-inflammatory properties, and inflammation is believed to play a major role in the development of type 1 diabetes through destruction of these insulin-producing cells.
"The thinking is that omega-3 may increase the body's ability to fight the inflammation that leads to type 1 diabetes," researcher Jill M. Norris, MPH, PHD, tells WebMD.
The University of Colorado professor of preventive medicine adds that the findings, while intriguing, do not prove omega-3-rich foods protect against type 1 diabetes.
The study appears in the Sept. 27 issue of TheJournal of the American Medical Association.
"This is a preliminary study," she says. "We really can't make dietary recommendations based on these findings."
Omega-3, Diabetes Research
In adults, omega-3 rich diets are believed to lower cardiovascular risk, and in babies the fatty acid is believed to boost brain development.
A 2003 study from Norway was one of the first human trials to suggest a protective role for omega-3 fatty acids in type 1 diabetes. Researchers reported a lower incidence of omega-3-rich cod liver oil supplementation during infancy in children with diabetes, compared to children without the disease.
The newly published study included 1,770 children -- from birth to age 3 -- at increased risk for developing type 1 diabetes, followed for an average of six years. These children either had a parent or sibling with type 1 diabetes or had genetic tests that showed increased risk.
Omega-3 intake was determined through annual food-frequency questionnaires. Among other things, parents were asked how often their children ate canned tuna and oily fish like salmon or mackerel. They were also asked about the oil they used for home cooking.
Oily fish like salmon, sardines, and mackerel are among the best food sources of omega-3s, but dark green vegetables and canola oil, sunflower oil, and flaxseed oil are also good sources.
Increasingly, eggs, breads, juices, and other foods are being fortified with omega-3s.
Red blood cells from 244 children in the study were also tested for fatty acid composition to confirm the questionnaire findings.
The research confirmed that children who reportedly had higher intakes of omega-3 fatty acids also had less evidence of the autoantibodies associated with progression to type 1 diabetes.
Plans for More Omega-3 Research
An interventional trial funded by the National Institutes of Health should offer more clues about the link between diet and type 1 diabetes, especially the role of omega-3 fatty acids.
The trial is designed to explore whether babies with a genetic predisposition for developing type 1 diabetes show fewer signs of inflammation when given supplements of the omega-3 fatty acid, docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), from infancy.
An expanded version of the trial is planned to determine whether DHA protects infants and children from the development of the autoantibodies that lead to diabetes.
If researchers find a direct link between DHA supplementation and a reduction in the inflammatory activity that leads to diabetes, omega-3 supplementation could become a major strategy for preventing the disease.
Michael Clare-Salzler, MD, who will lead the study, tells WebMD that many questions must be answered before this happens.
"If supplementation does work, the timing may be critical," he says. "That is what this trial is all about. We want to test this hypothesis that if we get to babies early with anti-inflammatory therapy we can block the development of these autoantibodies."
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Sir George Caswall vs. the Duke of Portland: Financial Contracts and Litigation in the wake of the South Sea Bubble
AbstractAn investigation into the legal wrangles between the first Duke of Portland and his financial antagonists, in particular Sir George Caswall, helps illustrate the nature of private financial contracting during the South Sea Bubble. It also illustrates the special costs of enforcing such contracting after the Bubble. This paper is but a beginning to a wider study of the legal aftermath of the Bubble and the contribution of early modern financial contracting to the general law of contract.
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- Gary S. Shea, 2005. "Financial Market Analysis Can Go Mad (in the search for irrational behaviour during the South Sea Bubble)," CDMA Working Paper Series 200508, Centre for Dynamic Macroeconomic Analysis.
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Izzo (H.O.V.A.)
|"Izzo (H.O.V.A.)"
|Single by Jay-Z
|from the album The Blueprint
|August 21, 2001
|Hip hop
|Roc-A-Fella, Def Jam
|S. Carter, A. Mizell, B. Gordy, D. Richards, F. Perren, K. West, Alex Horn
|Kanye West
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"Izzo (H.O.V.A.)" (often referred to as "H to the Izzo") is the first single released by Jay-Z from his sixth album The Blueprint. It is among his most popular singles. This was the second song released off The Blueprint, after the diss track "Takeover", but the lead single from it. The song reached #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S. It was Jay-Z's first top 10 single as a lead artist.
The song, produced by Kanye West, prominently features a sample of "I Want You Back" by The Jackson 5, the second major hit in 2001 to sample that song (after "My Baby" by Lil' Romeo).
The music video takes place in New York City with Jay-Z, Damon Dash, Biggs, & other affiliates on a Roc-A-Fella parade float which features cameo appearances from Nelly, Trina, Eve, OutKast, Destiny's Child and Kanye West.
The first verse deals with the rapper's early career as a drug dealer, including his escape from conviction. The second verse narrates his struggles with the exploitative recording industry, while in the last verse he reverts to his childhood growing up in the Marcy Houses housing projects.
The song's lyrics "H to the izz-O, V to the izz-A" use the -izzle language code to spell out HOVA. which refers to a pseudonym given to himself ("Jayhova") for his self-proclaimed status as the god of MC's, a reference to Jehovah.
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Benefits from U.S. monetary policy experimentation in the days of Samuelson and Solow and Lucas
AbstractA policy maker knows two models. One implies an exploitable inflation-unemployment trade-off, the other does not. The policy maker's prior probability over the two models is part of his state vector. Bayes' law converts the prior probability into a posterior probability and gives the policy maker an incentive to experiment. For models calibrated to U.S. data through the early 1960s, we compare the outcomes from two Bellman equations. The first tells the policy maker to "experiment and learn." The second tells him to "learn but don't experiment." In this way, we isolate a component of government policy that is due to experimentation and estimate the benefits from intentional experimentation. We interpret the Bellman equation that learns but does not intentionally experiment as an "anticipated utility" model and study how well its outcomes approximate those from the "experiment and learn" Bellman equation. The approximation is good. For our calibrations, the benefits from purposeful experimentation are small because random shocks are big enough to provide ample unintentional experimentation. Copyright 2007 The Ohio State University.
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