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UGC Anti Ragging Regulations : Abstract
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AS PER UGC REGULATIONS ON CURBING THE MENACE OF RAGGING IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, 2009. To help students and parents benefit from the 24 page tedious regulations document, SAVE has provided the gist and the summary of the document below. SAVE recommends all the freshers and their parents to go through this page in detail, and file RTIs even before (or after) the joining to ensure that the college has fully complied with the Anti-Ragging measures, and has a safe environment. Some sample RTI applications are posted at SAVE's website www.No2Ragging.Org
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2. Every public declaration, brochure of admission/instruction booklet or the prospectus to print these regulations in full.
3.Telephone numbers of the Anti-Ragging Helpline and all the important functionaries in the institution, members of the Anti-Ragging Committees and Anti-Ragging Squads etc. to be published in brochure of admission/instruction booklet or the prospectus.
4 Every student and his/her parents to file an affidavit avowing not to indulge in ragging. (SAVE believes one of the strongest reasons for ragging to happen is that the raggers are dead sure that parents would never ever get to know their heinous acts. The affidavit filed by parents has the name, address and telephone numbers of the parents of the senior students. A fresher can file RTI applications, even without disclosing his name, to get these details of ragger's parents, and call/ write himself or make his parents talk to ragger's parents to rein in him. Once freshers take courage and start doing that, we feel ragging may drastically reduce in India.)
5. The institution to prominently display posters detailing laws and punishment against ragging.
6. Anti-ragging squad to ensure vigil at odd hours during first few months at hostels, inside institution premises as well as privately commercially managed hostels.
7. Printed leaflet to be given to every fresher detailing addresses and telephone numbers of the Anti-Ragging Helpline, Wardens, Head of the institution, all members of the anti-ragging squads and committees, and relevant district and police authorities.
8. Identity of informants of ragging incidents to be fully protected.
9. Faculty members assigned to students to make surprise visits and to maintain a diary of his/her interaction with the freshers.
10. Freshers to be lodged, as far as may be, in a separate hostel block.
11. Head of the institution, at the end of each academic year, to send a letter to the parents/guardians of the students who are completing their first year in the institution informing them about these Regulations.
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STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) - Mississippi State can still become bowl eligible for a fourth straight season if the Bulldogs win their final two games against Arkansas and Mississippi.
But the Bulldogs' top quarterbacks - Dak Prescott and Tyler Russell - are both dealing with injuries and coach Dan Mullen isn't sure about their availability for Saturday's game against the Razorbacks.
Mullen says Prescott suffered a "stinger" in his non-throwing arm close to the end of the team's loss to Texas A&M on Nov. 9. Russell started for Prescott against Alabama on Saturday, but left in the fourth quarter after an injury to his throwing shoulder.
If neither can play against Arkansas, the assignment likely falls to freshman Damian Williams. The 6-foot-1, 230-pound Williams has completed 11 of 23 passes this season for 152 yards.
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Ten Nights of help Needed [SD]
Hello SD Chowhounders. Midwest CHer here.
Staying at Hilton Bayfront.
Wife at conference 11/6-11/9 No car, will rely on taxi or public tran.
Trying to avoid the Gaslamp area for all if not most of the stay(Are the restaurants really that bad there ?)
For Fri/Sat lunch I'll be on my own and looking for a good beer bar(30-50 or more beers) Also want fish tacos and one post I saw mentioned lobster tacos...sorry about the drool.
For the rest of the stay 11/10-11/14(will have car) we will need a couple breakfast places for varieties sake.
Not really worried about lunch unless there's a place you think we must try.
For dinner I'll need 2-3 all the way $$$$$ upscale, 4-5 $$-$$$ places and 2-3 Triple D type places.
Wife hates bars. A wine bar with good food is ok.
Wife not fond of seafood so restaurants should have a good variety of choices.
Would like some good Cali cuisine recs, French, Mexican, maybe one Italian.Skip the Asian and steak places(plenty where I live)
Will also need a couple of recs up the coast as far as Del Mar. A great view would be fantastic.
I hope this is specific without being overbearing....
Thanks for your specific requests. It is actually very helpful. The restaurants in the Gaslamp are generally not the greatest but there are some gems.
Cafe Chloe is a wonderful little french bistro that does Breakfast through Dinner and does all very well.
Oceanaire in the Gaslamp does lovely seafood and their happy hour is amazing, dollar oysters.
Also, Jsix downtown is pretty darn good restaurant that gets overlooked.
I have heard good things about the restuarant in your hotel, reviewed in sdreader.com
If you do a search on the board there are lots of threads regarding fish tacos.
While you have a car I recently had amazing fish/lobster/carnitas tacos in Cardiff.
A bit north of Del Mar but right on a cliff. They have a website bulltacocardiff (I think.) When you have a car Whisknladle and 910 are very good
Good luck and I am sure others will chime in regarding your other questions.
If you want good beer, you hit a great weekend to be in SD since it will be San Diego Beer Week.
Is a great resource for beer events, bars and breweries in the area.
Downtown Johnny Browns and Neighborhood downtown have great beer choices and Hamiltons is a lengthy bus ride/close cab ride away. Dont make the mistake of going to the Yard House just because it meets your goal of 30-50 beers at once, since you probably won't try 30 beers in a night anyway. The food at Neighborhood and Hamiltons is much better than the food at Johnny Browns, though.
Also, Karl Strauss location downtown has a restaurant feeling to it where you might be able to get good beer without annoying your wife (very, very important).
$$$$$ upscale--Addison in Carmel Valley (just east of Del Mar). No ocean views, but it's located on a very plushy golf course resort. Very plushy interior with outstanding food and service.
$$$$ in Del Mar--Market. Falls in the Cali cuisine category. Excellent food, a tad more casual than Addison.
$$$ in Santaluz, approx 10 min east of Del Mar--Cavaillon for French. They also have an outstanding Sunday brunch, best deal in town for 4 star cooking.
View and great food do not necessarily go hand in hand. The best combo of both is George's on the Cove in La Jolla, downstairs formal dining room only.
2nd Cafe Chloe and Oceanaire. Oceanaire has an ample side dish menu and you can easily make a meal out of them.
Breakfast--Mission Coffee Cup in La Jolla or Cavaillon for Sunday brunch. I think Cafe Chloe has a breakfast menu and/or a Sunday brunch menu.
"Trying to avoid the Gaslamp area for all if not most of the stay(Are the restaurants really that bad there ?)"
Unfortunately yes.
Most places on 5th follow the $30 entree, $15 app, mediocre food formula.
Oceanaire is the only spot in the gaslamp with a visit.
Cafe Chloe is close by and good.
I find it rather amusing that the OP said he wanted to avoid the Gaslamp, but the replies keep giving him recs down there.
Given your location, there are two places that have good lobster tacos that come to mind. World Famous in Pacific Beach has them and a great beach front location with view. I also like South Beach Bar and Grill in Ocean Beach though some on this board feel they are over sauced and dislike the fact that they do not use authentic Mexican Cheese. They are a bit messy, but I like them a lot. SBB&G also has a view of the ocean from the bar.
For breakfast JRDN at Tower 23 in Pacific Beach has upscale breakfast items in a strikingly modern dining space with a great ocean front view (Sat, Sun only). A block away you can enjoy cheap breakfast eats with the locals at Kono's Surf Club. Stick to the excellent egg burritos #1 - #4 and the Kono's potatoes. The rest of the menu is nothing special. They have tables across the boardwalk where you can watch the surfers in action. Two blocks inland on Felspar St. is Isabel's Cantina. They have great coconut french toast and banana blackberry pancakes in a cool, pan asian setting.
For French, try Tapenade in La Jolla, or Cavaillon in Santa Luz. Both have very good to excellent French fare in moderately upscale settings (Tapenade is the fancier of the two).
re: Captain Jack
Sorry, after gf's post I realized that I confused Hilton Bayfront with the Hilton on Mission Bay. The Bayfront location makes my recs more difficult to get to without a car. The #30 bus services Pacific Beach and La Jolla from Downtown.
Public transportation between downtown and North Park/Hillcrest isn't too bad. Bring a Google maps printout of each neighborhood to help you navigate once you're off the bus.
Use the trip planner and pick up a hardcopy of the bus' route/schedule when you board. Another tip is, if you're using Google Maps, zoom in and bus stops will be represented with little bus icons. Click on the icon and find out which routes run by your desired location. Then, use the MTS website to find route maps or use the trip planner.
"For Fri/Sat lunch I'll be on my own and looking for a good beer bar(30-50 or more beers)"
Hamilton's Tavern is a great rec, but Toronado (www.toronadosd.com) is just as good and easier to access by public transport. Toronado's food is decent... I've had some good dishes there and the most memorable was a maple/mascarpone cheesecake for dessert.
To Toronado from Convention Ctr: From your hotel, walk out to the trolley line (Orange Line) and take it towards Gillespie Field. Get off one or two stops later (depending on where you board) at America Plaza and walk out to Broadway. Cross the street and find the nearest bus stop. Make sure it has route 7 on it. Route 7, when it picks you up, should be heading east on Broadway. It's a long-ish ride (about half an hour), but you'll get off at the intersection of University Ave. and 30th St. Walk north on 30th St. for 1 1/2 blocks and Toronado will be to your left.
30th St. also has Urban Solace ($$-type place), Heaven Sent Desserts if you have a sweet tooth, and if you walk east on University Ave. for 1/4 mile, there's Splash, a new wine bar that has some decent buzz.
If you're going to Toronado and are willing to transition to another bus, you can get off Route 7 at 30th/University and wait for the Route 10 Eastbound. Take it to 35th and University and have tacos at the Mariscos German taco truck (seafood tacos... marlin, octopus, shrimp... not sure about lobster... and they do a great classic fried fish taco for $0.99). It closes around 4-5pm, so do this for lunch.
For a great finer-dining place, take a taxi to Wine Vault and Bistro (you can also access it via trolley to the Washington St. station) on India St. on the northern end of Little Italy. Check out their website for menus and wine flight pairings. I went last night and their venison Wellington blew me away.
Side note for wine bar: I like Wine Steals at Hillcrest. Also not hard to access by bus or taxi. Food is pretty good... lively atmosphere, good wine. If you are going to Wine Steals, it's a few doors down from Bite (www.bitesd.com), which is pretty good.
Perry's Cafe is a breakfast diner dive, but if you want to do the tourist thing and spend an hour or two at Old Town, then Perry's is across the street from the Old Town Transit Center. Great classic American and Mexican breakfast dishes.
Heading up north, one of my favorite stops is Pizza Port. Great beer and the pizza is classic Cali style. I don't do a great deal of fine-dining up north, so no help there, but I'll second daantaat's rec of Market.
Have fun!
re: geekyfoodie
I'll x2 Geeky's recs and 3rd Cafe Chloe as well (yes, downtown but technically out of the Gaslamp district)...
re: geekyfoodie
I would agree that Wine Vault offers some of the better, more unusual food that I have had in SD. I also had the venison wellington which I enjoyed but it seemed like it had more of the taste of beef wellington. I have not had venison in a while but I recalled it having a more distinct taste. We are actually heading back there tonight. Their Friday 3 course dinner is usually a great deal and very good.
re: sdaints
"venison wellington"
Good to know. I don't think I have ever seen that on a menu in san diego.
re: sdaints
Venison is supposed to be pretty gamey and I noticed that the venison wellington wasn't as richly flavored as I thought it would be. However, the texture was definitely not beef, so I thought that perhaps they were using a lower-quality cut? What blew me away about the dish was the execution: the amazing flaky shell, the truffle jus, roasted parsnips and chanterelles... all of it just went together perfectly. That's what I like about Wine Vault... great prices and I rarely encounter a dish that isn't very well-executed.
re: geekyfoodie
I couldn't agree with you more. Whether it was beef or venison, it was all well presented and tasty. I enjoyed all of the courses I had which is part of the reason that I am heading back there. I typically like trying different places but I like to have a few places that are consistently good.
I'm not going to put this out there as San Diego's best Mexican, or even close to it. But it is within easy walking distance, and it has some classic San Diego style Mexican food. Might be fun.
Just north of you is the ballpark and Lolitas At The Park. This is gringo Mexican rather than authentic Mexican but it's the sort of food popular with the locals. Particular local flavor will be found in carne asada fries, fish tacos, California burritos, and carne asada burritos. Whether you like that sort of thing, I don't know, but huge masses of people here do.
If you feel like better Mexican food you'll need to leave the downtown area. If you are taking a taxi and want to avoid seafood only options I'd recommend El Comal for some authentic Mexican, or Mama Testa for some interesting tacos.
Also a taxi ride away - If I was going to take Midwest guests for some Mexican they'd remember I might take them to Tacos El Paisa. Great authentic street tacos. But that might be a bit off the beaten path for out of towners.
Addison was very good a few years ago but while the service is still good the fare has suffered.
Cafe Chloe is very good.
Oceanaire is okay...not great
Cavaillon..great space..wonderful Chef. Make reservations early
A.R. Valentien at Lodge in Torrey Pines is good. Lovely this time of the year with the fireplace burning.
Cafe Chloe
721 9th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101
San DIego, CA, San DIego, CA
Stay out of Gas Lamp.
Lobster Burrito: Don Bahia in Bird Rock. Go mid-afternoon. Get a beer and sit outside on the tiny terrace bar and catch a glimpse of the Pacific.
JRDN: great reco for a true SD place. Food is up and down but the view, the bar, the vibe is great. One of the best Al Fresco experiences in SD.
Yes, Tacos Al Paisa.
A R Valentien for drinks or lunch. No more beautiful terrace in SD. Overlooks Torrey Pines Golf Course and Pacific. AND rare Torrey Pines. Named in top ten farm-to-table restaurants in US by Epicurious.
Yes, Georges.
Yes, Coffee Cup, La Jolla for breakfast.
A R Valentien
11480 N Torrey Pines Rd, La Jolla, CA 92037
Coffee Cup
1109 Wall St, La Jolla, CA 92037
re: pickypicky
2nd AR Valentein, Mission Coffee Cup and George's (downstairs dining only).
Mission Coffee Cup Cafe
1111 Wall Street, La Jolla, CA
Coffee Cup
1109 Wall St, La Jolla, CA 92037
re: daantaat
I like George's bar with open windows to the Cove. . .
re: pickypicky
I think the food downstairs is better than the bar and rooftop.
re: daantaat
AND noise level is better downstairs. you're right.


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Where to watch Sunday's Packers-Broncos gamePosted by on September 28, 2011 – 11:48 am
- If you're looking for a bar to watch the game at, try www.packerseverywhere.com. Packers Everywhere was created to let you know where you can gather with other Packers fans to watch games and have all kinds of other Packers-related fun. We know that the only thing you like more than watching Packers games is watching them with your fellow fans.
- The Packers make their first of two appearances this season on CBS. The network will air the contest to a regional audience. Play-by-play man Jim Nantz and color analyst Phil Simms will have the call from the broadcast booth.
- Milwaukee's WTMJ (620 AM), airing Green Bay games since 1929, heads up the 52-station Packers Radio Network, with Wayne Larrivee (play-by-play) and two-time Packers Pro Bowler Larry McCarren (color) calling the action. The duo enters its 13th season of broadcasts together across the Packers Radio Network, which covers 43 markets in five states. *** For this game, instead of WTMJ, listen to WLWK-FM 94.5. WTMJ will be airing the Milwaukee Brewers game.
- Compass Media Networks will broadcast the game to a national audience with Matt Smith (play-by-play) and Tony Hill (color) calling the action.
- The broadcast is also available on Sirius Satellite Radio (Channel 91, WTMJ feed) as part of the network's NFL Sunday Drive.
- DIRECTV subscribers can watch the game in HD on Channel 715.
- The image below shows an unofficial map (courtesy of the506.com) of which regions will receive which games on CBS:
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By Cali on Sep 28, 2011 | Reply
Why do I get stuck watchin the stupid Raider game. Hopefully it gets blacked out and I get to watch the Packers. Whether I watch it or not. GO PACKERS!!!!
By BIG CHEESE on Sep 28, 2011 | Reply
This place is dead anymore. What the hell??????? GO PACK GO…
By Cali on Sep 28, 2011 | Reply
I said the same thing BIG CHEESE!!! You'd think being the Champs and beating the bears would have this place goin nuts. Guess not. What happened?? Come on Packer Nation!! I feel like this site has flatlined. Where's the excitement? Where's the roaches?? Hell, any life would be good. I love comin' in here and chattin' with EVERYONE!!!! BIG CHEESE, I think it's just you and me left. Anyway, GO PACKERS!!!
By Conwaybfh on Sep 29, 2011 | Reply
See that nice big green splotch in the middle of the red? Yeah, that's me. At least I get to see McFadden. Would rather be watching Green Bay. :(
By Cali on Sep 29, 2011 | Reply
See all that green on the left. That's me. That's raider nation, the worst fans in all of sports. The ONLY reason I care about the raiders is Mcfadden, he's on my fantasy team, other than that, the only nation that really matters is the PACKER NATION!!!
By BIG CHEESE on Sep 29, 2011 | Reply
Classic Cali comment. I don't know what's going on here man. Even that Vic guy has disappeared? As the season progresses the bandwagon fans will join in I guess. Until then, I'm with ya brother… Green & Gold buddy…Punish Denver for SB XXXII.. I still feel the pain from that.
By Cali on Sep 29, 2011 | Reply
I noticed Vic's absent too. I thought he was here to protect us from our potty mouths, well, mine at least. Oh well. I guess all the people on the bandwagon fell off, and the road ain't even bumpy. As for me, I'm buckled up and ready for the ride to Superbowl XLVI. I heard they're serving beer, brats and cheese on the trip. YEE HAW!!! Don't worry about Denver either, they suck!!!! GO PACK GO!!!!
By Cali on Sep 30, 2011 | Reply
By Devon Davis on Oct 1, 2011 | Reply
i dispise people who are fans when they win then act like they're not when they lose. i also have always believed in Rodgers from his first start as leader of the offense thank god favre is gone and as for those broncos going to enjoy another win and this time at home. One more thing detroit may be up there with us for now but they are far from being at our level of play so they better watch their back cuz their luck ends here. GO PACK GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Cali on Oct 1, 2011 | Reply
Fu…………forget detroit. They win on luck. WE win on talent. The NFC NORTH belongs to us!! As for the broncos, just put a check in the win column. GO PACK GO!!!! One more thing, Favre…Packers legend, yes legend!! Rodgers…Packers legend in the making!!! Packers by 20 tomarrow!!!!
By Cali on Oct 2, 2011 | Reply
By zoolifer on Oct 2, 2011 | Reply
the Pack Rocks!
By Cali on Oct 2, 2011 | Reply
They don't just rock, they KICK ASS!!!!! Today is just another win for the Mighty Pack!!! GO PACK GO!! BIG CHEESE, chime in brother.
By Cheezer on Oct 2, 2011 | Reply
I love the Packers and am so mad I don't get to watch the game. I am on the phone rite now with Direct TV asking them why only the new customers get the football package!! I'm so mad, their answer…… we just don't have that option for existing customers. Really? It's been a long time since I'v seen the inside of a bar, but today might be the day! Go Pack GO!!
By Cali on Oct 2, 2011 | Reply
Hey, I can't watch the game either. I 'm stuck watchin the raiders/pats instead of watchin the Pack stomp the broncos.
By BIG CHEESE on Oct 2, 2011 | Reply
Got stuck with the same game here Cali, but followed it on NFL.com. I'm having fun here with all the Bills fans tho, pretty entertaining. Rodgers was amazing again today. Love the offense, worry about the D… Good job Pack. Let's get 14 baby! ! !
By Cali on Oct 3, 2011 | Reply
Can you watch any game on the NFL.com site? Cause that would have been better than the raiders game. Well, at least they lost big. Busted my friends chops about, you know, raiders fan and all. At least we kick the crap outta the broncos. NEXT!!!
By BIG CHEESE on Oct 3, 2011 | Reply
No Cali, it's just a written play by play deal with stats and some video highlites. Been doing that for years now when I can't watch them. It's an addiction, and better than the games we get stuck with. Fun game yesterday, can't wait for Sunday night. Go Pack Go,……….! ! ! !
By Cali on Oct 3, 2011 | Reply
I used to put my phone next to me on a stool. When a game was on, I'd put it on refresh every 30 sec. and watch the highlites. And it wasn't a smart phone either. Well, at least I know I can watch it on sunday on the flat screen. Primetime baby!! Falcon meat anyone?? Best if grilled!! Cold beer served with every plate!! GO PACK GO!!
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Ford Edge Sport To Get Mustang V-6July 14, 2010 5:04 am | by Dee-Ann Durbin, AP Auto Writer
DETROIT (AP) — The Ford Edge Sport is getting sportier with a new engine swiped from the Ford Mustang. Ford Motor Co. said Wednesday that the 2011 Ford Edge Sport — the high-performance version of the Edge, which is one of the country's top-selling mid-size crossovers — will have the same engine as the Mustang sports car.
DoT Says Many Toyota Accidents Due To Driver ErrorJuly 14, 2010 4:50 am
NEW YORK (AP) — The Department of Transportation has analyzed dozens of black boxes in Toyota vehicles involved in accidents blamed on unintended acceleration, finding the throttles were open and the brakes were not engaged, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. That suggests that drivers of the speeding cars were stepping on the accelerator rather than hitting the brakes.
Automakers Battle For Mid-Size MPG TrophyJuly 14, 2010 4:47 am | by Tom Krisher, AP Auto Writer
DETROIT (AP) — To improve gas mileage, automakers are tweaking cars and trucks between model years, especially in the cost-conscious and popular market for midsize sedans. Honda Motor Co. recently announced changes in its Accord sedan that boosted highway mileage by almost 10 percent from the 2010 to 2011 model years.
GM To Guarantee Battery Packs Longer Than EnginesJuly 14, 2010 4:38 am
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Co. will guarantee the battery in the Chevrolet Volt electric car for a longer period than its conventional car warranties, according to a person briefed on the plans. GM guarantees conventional car engines and transmissions for five years or 100,000 miles, but will guarantee the Volt battery for longer, the person said, who did not want to be identified because an announcement was scheduled Wednesday afternoon at the company's battery pack assembly plant south of Detroit.
Five Men Burned By Hot Tar At Asphalt PlantJuly 14, 2010 4:36 am
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Authorities say five men were taken to hospitals after being burned at an asphalt plant in Wichita. KFDI reports two of the men were flown to a hospital with critical burns following the accident Tuesday afternoon at Shilling Construction Co. The other three were taken to hospitals by ambulance.
Police Outline Shooting At N.M. ManufacturerJuly 14, 2010 4:36 am | by Sue Major Holmes, Associated Press Writer
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A gunman storming through his former workplace fired without provocation or warning at his first victim, then moved on in a spree that left three dead and four injured, police said Tuesday. A day after the shooting that ended with Robert Reza turning the gun on himself, Chief Ray Schultz detailed the 37-year-old's rampage at solar manufacturer Emcore Corp.
Elkhart To Be Home To Norwegian Electric Car MakerJuly 13, 2010 4:55 am
ELKHART, Ind. (AP) — Officials of a northern Indiana city have asked that the "For Lease" sign be taken down from the property where a company announced six months ago that it planned to start making electric cars. Norwegian-based Think Global says it remains committed to opening a factory in Elkhart, although it's still waiting on a decision about a federal loan it has sought.
Support Grows For Innocence Of Jailed Toyota DriverJuly 13, 2010 4:48 am
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The case of Koua Fong Lee, a Toyota driver imprisoned for a crash that killed three people, has spurred a grass roots movement among people who believe the St. Paul man is innocent. More than 5,500 people have signed up for a "Free Koua Fong Lee" page on Facebook, created by a Los Angeles man.
Tyco Electronics Scoops Up ADC For $1.24 BillionJuly 13, 2010 4:41 am
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) — Tyco Electronics Ltd. says it's acquiring ADC Communications in a deal valued at $1.24 billion. Switzerland-based Tyco, which was spun off from Tyco International, says it will pay $12.75 per share in cash for the networking equipment maker. Shares of ADC, based in Eden Prairie, Minn.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Advanced Micro Devices Inc., the world's No. 2 maker of computer microprocessors, is scheduled to report its second-quarter results Thursday after the market closes. WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Many investors are worried about the strength of the personal computer market with economic troubles in Europe and concerns about slowing demand in China.
Alcan Workers Rescind Strike, Get Free Health CareJuly 13, 2010 4:32 am
RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (AP) — Union workers called off a planned strike at the Alcan Rolled Products aluminum rolling mill in Ravenswood on Monday. Some 700 members of the United Steelworkers had been scheduled to walk off the job Tuesday. But Local 5668 rescinded its strike notice in response to an offer Sunday by Alcan to continue talking, representative Randy Moore said.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. trade deficit widened in May to the highest level in 18 months as a rebounding economy pushed up demand for imports of foreign-made cars, computers and clothing. The trade deficit increased 4.8 percent to $42.3 billion, the largest imbalance since November 2008, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday.
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Manufacturing Technology Up 52.9 Percent In 2010July 12, 2010 6:28 am
May U.S. manufacturing technology consumption totaled $178.34 million, according to AMTDA, the American Machine Tool Distributors' Association and AMT — The Association For Manufacturing Technology. This total, as reported by companies participating in the USMTC program, was down 22.
WWII-Era 'Rosie The Riveter' Workers RecognizedJuly 12, 2010 5:17 am
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — In 1943, four women working at a Goodyear Aircraft factory in Akron, Ohio, signed their names on the wing of the airplane they were putting together. Sixty-seven years later, one local "Rosie the Riveter" is being recognized for her contributions to the war effort.
Armstrong To Close Penn. Plant, 150 Jobs LostJuly 12, 2010 4:56 am
BEAVER, Pa. (AP) — About 150 western Pennsylvania workers have been told they will lose their jobs with the closing of a specialty ceiling tile plant. Armstrong World Industries announced Friday that the 107-year-old Beaver County plant will close in phases over the next year.
Johnson & Johnson Buys Micrus For $480 MillionJuly 12, 2010 4:52 am
NEW YORK (AP) — Johnson & Johnson said Monday it will pay $480 million for medical device maker Micrus Endovascular, adding a range of treatments for stroke and brain aneurysms. Johnson & Johnson said it will pay $23.40 per share, marking a 5.5 percent premium to Micrus' closing price on Friday.
Judge OKs Class-Action Suit Against Apple, AT&TJuly 12, 2010 4:44 am
SAN JOSE, California (AP) — A federal judge says a monopoly abuse lawsuit against Apple Inc. and AT&T Inc.'s mobile phone unit can move forward as a class action. The lawsuit consolidates several filed by iPhone buyers starting in late 2007, a few months after the first generation of Apple's smart phone went on sale.
VW Promises To Use Locally-Sourced American PartsJuly 12, 2010 4:37 am
BERLIN (AP) — Volkswagen says it's seeking to use more locally acquired parts in its auto production in North America. CEO Martin Winterkorn told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung daily newspaper for its Monday edition that it's not enough to produce cars in North America, but "we also need to get parts and components from there.
The Professor Who Battled Toyota And SurvivedJuly 12, 2010 4:36 am | by Jim Suhr, Associated Press Writer
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) — It's the kind of publicity any university might dream about: An instructor uncovers a possible flaw that's causing some of the world's most popular cars to accelerate suddenly. His ground-breaking work attracts interest from Congress and reporters worldwide. But as Southern Illinois University's David Gilbert sought to show that electronics might be to blame for the problem in Toyotas, the world's largest automaker tried to cast doubt on his findings.


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Former state Sen. Casey Anderson came within one vote of ousting incumbent Sen. Evan Vickers at the Utah Republican Convention. But legislators and Gov. Gary Herbert are now siding with Vickers through their donations.
They helped Vickers, R-Cedar City, raise an overall total of $81,114 — 11 times more than Anderson's $7,445 — and the most of any legislative candidate competing in Tuesday's primary election, according to disclosure forms filed Tuesday.
Fundraising totals in legislative primary races
Senate 28 (Cedar City, GOP) » Sen. Evan Vickers, $81,114; former Sen. Casey Anderson, $7,445.
House 60 (Orem, GOP) » Rep. Dana Layton, $14,939; former Rep. Brad Daw, $19,957.
House 72 (Iron County, GOP) » Rep. John Westwood, $14,780; Blake Cozzens, $3,751.
House 7 (Ogden area, GOP) » Rep. Justin Fawson, $7,745; Dan Deuel, $5,628.
House 19 (Bountiful, GOP) » Chet Loftis, $29,004; Raymond Ward, $22,199.
Senate 2 (Salt Lake City, GOP) » Jacquie Nielsen, $5,183; George Chapman, $1,224.
House 38 (Kearns, Democratic) » Chrystal Butterfield, $1,231; Elias McGraw, $0.
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A former House member, Vickers unseated Anderson in a primary two years ago. Their rematch next week should determine the final winner in that Senate race because no Democrat or third-party candidates filed.
Disclosure forms show that 11 senators (including retiring Democrat Pat Jones) donated in the race, all to Vickers, giving him a combined $10,100. The Republican Senate Campaign Committee handed Vickers another $10,500.
The governor's leadership political-action committee kicked in $1,000, and three Utah House members gave Vickers a combined $1,050.
For his part, Anderson received no donations from his former political colleagues.
"Senators tend to support their colleague, so that's not surprising," said Anderson, who pointed to support he got from them two years ago as the incumbent.
Vickers also collected $25,451 from businesses and special-interest PACs, compared to the $1,010 that Anderson raised from such groups.
All those contributions, along with "40 or 50 donations from local people in my district," Vickers said, " ... show I have broad-based support."
"I built relationships in the Legislature with my colleagues in the Senate, my former colleagues in the House and the governor," he said. "They respect me and what I have done."
Anderson, meanwhile, said he did not solicit any of his donations except two. "I have not been raising money. That's not something I want to do ... because when you receive money, you are beholden to them."
Tuesday's primary ballots will feature seven legislative races — six Republican and one Democratic. Four incumbents, including Vickers, face intraparty challengers.
Rep. Dana Layton, R-Orem, is the only incumbent behind in fundraising. She faces a rematch from two years ago with former Rep. Brad Daw. Layton has raised $14,939 to Daw's $19,957.
Rep. John Westwood, R-Cedar City, has amassed $14,779, four times more than challenger Blake Cozzens' $3,751. Newly appointed Rep. Justin Fawson, R-North Ogden, raised $7,745 compared with Dan Deuel's $5,628.
In a tight race financially for the seat of retiring Rep. Jim Nielson, R-Bountiful, Republican Chet Loftis gathered $29,004 to Raymond Ward's $22,199.
In a Republican matchup to see who will face Sen. Jim Dabakis, D-Salt Lake City, Jacquie Nielsen raised $5,183 to George Chapman's $1,224.
In the lone Democratic legislative primary, to determine who will take on Rep. Eric Hutchings, R-Kearns, Chrystal Butterfield garnered $1,231 while Elias McGraw reported raising nothing.
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Can Cesar Millan rehabilitate a stray mutt named Miles?
On his new series Leader of the Pack, the "Dog Whisperer" attempts to give abandoned and "unadoptable" dogs a second chance of life, while also coaching potential families who are vying for the chance to be matched with the pups. In our exclusive clip below, Millan tries to teach a former stray some manners when it comes to eating and sharing his food. Will Miles snap?
Kelly and Hyrum Lai always knew their picture-perfect life together would include a dog. They adopted an adorable Lab puppy named Holly, but early on Holly began displaying disturbing behavior - food aggression. The Lai's biggest concern is for their 18-month old son Griffin, who they fear could be bitten just for having food in his hand, so Cesar is their last hope to help Holly before they make the hard decision to send her away. Cesar's next case brings him to a washed out river bottom where dozens of society's neediest and most forgotten live. Pregnant and homeless, Lenie Pictou has the amazing opportunity to move into a newly opened women's shelter that will take both her and her pit bull, Tucker. The only problem is that Tucker has become very protective of Lenie as a result of living at the river bottom. Will Cesar be able to help both dog and owner make a positive change in their lives? watch
Exercise guru Jillian Michaels moved to her beach community specifically because it's safe for her dogs to run off the leash. But her rescue Chihuahua, Richard, has become the terror of the turf. Jillian is also in the middle of adopting a 2-year-old daughter and wants to make sure Richard won't get aggressive with the child. She calls Cesar, who helped her previously with another dog, in the hopes of saving her relationship with Richard. Call Dr. Frasier Crane, because TV star Kelsey Grammer and his new wife Kayte need advice before their home life goes completely to the dogs! Their pooches George and Elvis spend all day outside only to run into the house to pee and poop. The Grammers enlist Cesar to help them get a handle on the situation and to get them back in control of their once calm household. watch
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Hugh Hefner is the top dog around the Playboy Mansion, but his pup is experiencing some major bullying from the house's newest pet, Hef's girlfriend's Chihuahua Willa. Fortunately for Hef — and his King Charles spaniel Charlie — Dog Whisperer's Cesar Millan has come to the rescue.
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Dog Whisperer fans know that Cesar Millan is all about the canine interventions. But Millan is showing viewers how to avoid these problems from the start in the upcoming Season 6 premiere (Friday 9/8c on National Geographic Channel).
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In the episode, which serves as a companion piece to Millan's fourth book, How to Raise the Perfect Dog: Through Puppyhood and Beyond, the dog behavior specialist goes back to the basics, adopting four adorable puppies and showing how he and his pack raised them during their first eight months.
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Tropes People associate with The Fan
The Fanon RangersCreated because I'm just that kind of person, the Fanon Rangers are the official spandex tights-wearing heroes of TV Tropes.
In the beginning God created Canon. Now the Canon was formless and empty and darkness was over the surface of the deep. And God said, "Let there be Loads and Loads of Characters." And there was a Cast of Snowflakes. God saw that Dark Is Not Evil and Light Is Not Good and did not divide them. Gray and Gray Morality remained and for a time it was okay. Fans were created to admire the Canon and from them rose the Canon Corps. They learned the ways of the Canon and used them to defend against Dis Continuity and it's ilk. Eventually, Fanon arose naturally from the world. The Canon Corps could not deal with the likes of Fan Dumb and Fan Haters on their own. An experimental group was formed, given powers and weapons, and set out to defend Fanon from those who would do it harm. For a time, it was good. Xanon, the perfect balance of Canon and Fanon, existed in peace. Until it happened. In an effort to perform a Cosmic Retcon the world slipped. Canon became misaligned from Fanon and the Canon Corps turned. In a wave of Retcon the Fanon was attacked. The Fanon Rangers stood against the people who had made them, aiming to stop this aggressive Retconning and prevent Continuity Lockout.
Fanon Rangers"Welcome to Xanon, the vast sea of the possible. There are countless isles of Canon here�bastions of reality created and controlled by the Author, and maintained by the belief of the Fans. They're not bad places, not most of em, all told. "But we see a better world...we know that Canon is not absolute. Each and every one of us has the ability to shape the world we live in. We're gonna let people know, and we're gonna stand up for their right to choose. "You've probably heard about us from the Canon Corps�our enemies, dedicated to the enforcement of 'What Is'. They say we're dangerous. "They're right." —Haven "Our job is to preserve the Balance." —Kinkajou "They were one... once. Once the more militant members of the Canon and Fanon movements collided, though, we had to take up a stand. We stood up. To both." - Also Kinkajou "If it's Fanon or Canon... Those are just minor details. To me, the only thing that matters is that Xanon is okay." —The Fan
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The Canon Corps"At one point this world�Xanon as it was�was contaminated with the toxic thoughts of Fanon. But then there was a split. We purified ourselves. We cleared ourselves of these dangers brought on by zealous Fans. We created a true Canon." — Ponicalica "The Canon doesn't need the fans. It can do without their filth and waste and self-induced plot holes." — Iverum
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The Fan Hater Rangers.The Fan Haters, like the Fanon Rangers, wish to see change in the current canon - however, instead of attempting to influence change through implementing new ideas, the Fan Haters seek to simply destroy the original canon - and all less-than-perfect Fanon (read: all Fanon) in their entireties. Taking to heart the ideas that things can't get any worse and that anything anyone else has come up with sucks anyway, they seek to simply destroy the Canon in its entirety, and keep the Fanon Rangers from recreating the Seriesunless they can create the perfect Script. (Of course, being pessimistic perfectionists, it is unlikely that anyone would be able to create a script that pleases their majority for the next century.) They are known for having invented - and having put to liberal use, to this day - compound IJBM-13, a high-energy-density putty explosive.
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The abomination that is Fan Dumb.
OtherThe Pariah.
LoreThank you, Barcode711, for coming up with this. Wild Mass Guessing is the constructor's art, the magic that allows Xanon (collective term for Canon and Fanon) to be created. This creational practice is not entirely peachy, however - it is, after all, responsible for Epileptic Trees and Voodoo Sharks. Exposure to these failed creations - even one's own - can turn one to one of the many Fan Dumb; a strong mind and limiting exposure go a long way in preventing this.
Do your worst, tropers.KNEEL BEFORE Tropers/YOUR GOD I recommend your work, especially with the redirects. ~ Arcadiarika FAAAAAAAAAANNNNNN! - you-know-who Vandalized FOR GREAT JUSTICE —a vandal I'm applying my VANDALISM — Knighted The Fan! Someday, somehow... I'll fight you, and I'll WIN! - Flanker 66 Hello, leadaaaah. (smile!) Please don't get everyone hurt. I get tired when I have to heal so much!- The Staff Chick I'm warm. Can I turn you on? -Charlatan Cccooooll. Wwwheeennn I taaalllk into yyyooou mmy vvvvoice sssoundzzz allll funnyyyy! -Freezair For A Limited Time
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Admirals Release JanusSubmitted by chad on November 4, 2009 - 10:49
(Norfolk Admirals press release) The Norfolk Admirals have released goaltender Jaroslav Janus from his Professional Tryout Contract (PTO). Janus will report to the Erie Otters of the Ontario Hockey League.
Janus, a 5-foot-11, 192-pound goaltender from Presov, Slovakia, appeared in his first two professional games with the Admirals, recording an impressive 1.52 goals-against average and .939 save percentage with an 0-2-0 record. He made his pro debut on October 14 at Albany, stopping 27 of 29 shots in a 3-1 setback. The Admirals NHL parent club, the Tampa Bay Lightning, drafted Janus in the sixth round (162nd overall) of last summer's NHL Entry Draft.
Janus completed his second OHL season with Erie in 2008-09, posting a 25-20-3 record with a 3.24 goals-against average in 49 games. He led the Otters in games played, wins, shutouts with three and save percentage at .908. He also played in five playoff games with Erie, posting a shutout and a 1-4-0 record.
Janus has played in 97 career OHL games, posting a 38-49-5 record with a 3.81 goals-against average.
Note: Janus is expected to join the Otters Thursday and play Friday vs. Niagara.
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Report: Norfolk to Return Janus to OHLSubmitted by chad on November 3, 2009 - 21:51
A report on the Erie Times-News' web site states the AHL's Norfolk Admirals will return goaltender Jaroslav Janus to the OHL's Erie Otters this week.
The newspaper received confirmation of the expected transaction from Janus' agent, Craig Oster of Newport Sports Management Inc. in Mississauga, Ontario.
The report also states the Lightning are interested in signing Janus after this season.
Janus, a 2009 sixth round pick of the Lightning, began the season with Norfolk on a 25-game professional tryout contract. He has played in two of Norfolk's 10 games, accumulating a 0-2-0 record, a 1.52 goals-against average (GAA) and a .939 save percentage. Last year he posted a 25-20-4 record with Erie, along with a 3.24 GAA and a .908 save percentage. The Otters have struggled defensively this year so far, and Janus will be a welcomed re-addition.
Janus' expected departure from Norfolk would leave the club with Dustin Tokarski and Riku Helenius in net.(Norfolk Admirals photo)
Killorn ECAC Player of the WeekSubmitted by chad on November 3, 2009 - 21:36
Harvard's Alex Killorn was named the ECAC Player of the Week on Monday, November 2, after scoring two goals and an assist in the Crimson's 5-3 win vs. Dartmouth last Friday.
According to the Harvard Gazette, Killorn was named ECAC Rookie of the Week November 24, 2008, and was named an honorable mention for the Hockey Commissioners' Association National Rookie of the Month in February. He finished his freshman year with six goals, nine assists, and 15 points in 30 games.
He was a standout this past summer for the Lightning in the club's post-draft prospect camp.
Killorn was taken by the Lightning in the third round of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
Soo Trades DeCoste to BullsSubmitted by chad on November 2, 2009 - 16:43
According to the Belleville Bulls Hockey Club (OHL), the Bulls have acquired Lightning prospect Kyle DeCoste from the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds for a 2011 conditional seventh round draft choice.
This is the second time in two seasons DeCoste has been traded. Last year the center/winger split the season between Brampton and the Soo, scoring 15 times while contributing 13 assists and 76 penalty minutes.
He has recorded two goals and three points along with 20 penalty minutes in 13 games played so far with the Greyhounds in this, his fourth OHL season.
DeCoste, who has a goal and an assist in his last two games, was taken by the Lightning in the fifth round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.
CHL Game Night: 11/1Submitted by chad on November 2, 2009 - 09:10
Montreal Junior @ Moncton Wildcats
D Mark Barberio, MCT: Game canceled.
Season Totals: 18 GP, 2-11-13, +3, 20 PIM
Moncton has a slew of players out with injuries and several woke up Sunday ill with the flu leaving the Wildcats with only 11 healthy skaters. According to the Wildcats, "the team doctors for the Wildcats and the QMJHL discussed the situation and it was decided that in the best interest of both teams, game cancellation was the best alternative at this time.â€
Kingston Frontenacs 2 @ Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 4
RW Kyle DeCoste, SSM: 1-0-1, +1, 0 PIM
Season Totals: 13 GP, 2-1-3, -2, 20 PIM
DeCoste (pictured) has points in two straight games. His second goal of the year tied the score at one for the Soo against the East Division leading Fronts.
Belleville Bulls 4 @ Oshawa Generals 2
G Michael Zador, OSH: Loss, 22 saves on 26 shots.
Season Totals: 12 GP, 6-5-1-0, 3.58 GAA, .891 sv%, 1 SO
Oshawa outshot Belleville 37-26, but Zador dropped his fourth straight decision. His 7 GAA (51 saves) loss to London on Friday snuck under the radar here at BoltProspects – probably a good thing.


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Redskins WR Pierre Garcon vs. Cowboys CB Brandon Carr: Garcon is Robert Griffin III's favorite receiver. He has 25 percent of Griffin's targets this year, and he is the team's most trusted receiver on third down. But the sixth-year pro is not strictly a possession receiver. He is a downfield threat who will work the middle and averaged 14.4 yards per catch last year. Who doesn't remember his 59-yard touchdown catch from Griffin on Thanksgiving Day against the Cowboys last season?
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It's Throwback Thursday! You know what that means. I bring it back, way back and you decide if we leave that throwback in the past where it belongs.
First, make sure you listen up at 7:40 this morning to win a four pack of passes to the advance screening of "Escape Plan," starring Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, happening on Wednesday, October 16th at Ward Consolidated Theatres at 7:30pm.
Now for that promised throwback - in the 90's, having one shoe lace on each shoe just didn't cut it. If you wanted to get a date to that New Kids on the Block concert, you needed 2 laces on each shoe and there was brand that gave it to ya. Do you remember these?
Yep - LA Gear shoes. Who, by the way, I think, came back, but now specialize in women's shoes. Keep it in the past? Yep.
And could that hangover cure already be in your fridge? So as a help to me talking about booze for the past three straight days, I'll talk about hangover remedies today. Researchers in China are saying that this drink, which most of us already have in our homes, could be a hangover cure. Missed the story this morning? Read it [here].
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The latest innovations promise big improvements in teaching10
Condom technology: Sheathing Cupid's arrow
The oldest artificial contraceptive may be ripe for a makeover57
Pharmaceuticals: Give, and it shall be given unto you
Drug companies in Japan invest in curing diseases of the poor1
Schumpeter: A world of trouble
Which risks loom largest for businesses in 2013?46
The future of philanthropy0
Technology and development: Each year 1.5m children die from diarrhoea. Better toilets could reduce the death toll4
Sanitation: Flushed with pride
Better toilet technology could save 1.5m lives a year71
Banking in the developing world: The poor are different
HOW many people in the world have bank accounts and what do they use them for? You would think there would be answers to those questions, given that banking is the quintessentially global business, and is important not only in the West but in developing countries, where banks can help poor people save, borrow and invest. Yet, until now, data on the global reach of financial institutions have been limited. The IMF publishes a financial access survey of depositors and borrowers. But there is little about how much people save or why they borrow. Especially little is known about the banking practices of the poor, women and young people. So a big data hole got plugged last year when the Gates Foundation, the World Bank and Gallup World Poll carried out the biggest survey yet of how people save, borrow, make payments and manage risk. The results have just appeared47
A new vaccine is one step towards a distant goal26
Eradicating polio: In need of a surge
The campaign to eradicate polio has been a broad success, but the ultimate goal may prove unattainable1
The world's market for vaccines is being turned upside down2
Scientists should at long last be able to see a route to the total eradication of malaria0
Magnetic levitation: The same technology used to make trains go fast can help identify unwanted substances in food and water1
Innovation prizes: And the winner is…
Offering a cash prize to encourage innovation is all the rage. Sometimes it works rather well21
Magnetic levitation: Fast-track testing
Technology used to make trains go fast can help to identify substances3
The return of wheat rust: The disease eating away our daily bread
A genuine food scare to worry about—and also learn from11
Savings and the poor: A better mattress
Microfinance focuses on lending. Now the industry is turning to deposits16
New ideas for global health: A challenge, eh?
Some intriguing ways to improve the world's health2
Tiny things whose absence causes a huge, but soluble, problem2
Financial innovation and the poor: A place in society
You might suppose that financial innovation had done enough damage. But bankers, investors and philanthropists believe it can help the world's poor5
Public health: So near, yet so far
Global health campaigners try again to eradicate polio2
Business.view: Fitting the Bill?
Challenges ahead for Gates Foundation's new CEO2
Malaria and the politics of disease: One quick shot may not be enough
A breakthrough moment in awareness of a terrible scourge5
Global health: The side-effects of doing good
The audacity of the Gates Foundation may have unintended consequences, but things would be worse if UN bureaucracies still dominated the field0
Malaria: Exterminate! Exterminate!
New malaria vaccines—and a pep talk from the man who is paying for some of them—are raising the idea that malaria might be eliminated once and for all0
Reconciling the Scots: The kirk and its wounds
Unrest in Yemen: Houthis get huffy
Labour and English-only votes: The lesser EVEL
New film: Magic in the Moonlight: Could do better
Catalonia's referendum: Getting to "si"
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From the way Sprint's Senior Vice President of Networks Bob Azzi was talking to PC World, LTE could be coming to Sprint sooner than later, thanks to a power struggle with Clearwire over their shared Wimax infrastructure. [PC World]
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One study of 332 Christians and Jews found that those who
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The second study included 125 Jews who took part in a two-week
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"These findings . . . suggest that certain spiritual beliefs are tied to intolerance of uncertainty and worry for some individuals," the researchers concluded.
"We found that the positive beliefs of trust in God were associated with less worry and that this relationship was partially mediated by lower levels of intolerance of uncertainty. Conversely, the negative beliefs of mistrust in God correlated with higher worry and intolerance," the authors wrote.
"The implications of this paper for the field of psychiatry are that we have to take patients' spirituality more seriously than we do," lead author David H. Rosmarin, an assistant in psychology, said in a McLean Hospital news release.
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…Well, that's one way to interpret things.
well it is the BIble, not the straightble
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one time my religion teacher who has a monobrow asked me "what the hell did you do to your hair?" because i had a blonde streak through it and i said "what the hell did you do to your eyebrow" and he sent me outside
when i came back in he asked everyone what monotheism was and i said it meant a religion that worshiped one god because mono means one as in monobrow and he sent me out again
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^ it has been, on several posts haha
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"is there a problem officer?" "yes actually, lots of problems" *hands u my math homework*
i hate when a teacher is genuinely funny and i'm the only one in the entire classroom that laughs at their jokes since everybody i go to school with are distasteful heathens
#especially those sarcastic witty teachers who have amazing comebacks but everyone is fucking moronic and not intelligent enough to understand the beauty of what theyre saying and i get so upset
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Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness
Every Monday to Thursday, 7pm
Kung Fu Panda tells the continuing adventures of Po the Panda as he trains, protects, fights, teaches, learns, stumbles, talks too much, and geeks out as the newest hero in the Valley of Peace. Now living in the barracks with the Furious Five, Po will have to take on his many new responsibilities, his many new adversaries, and his many old pounds in the continuing education and adventures of the Dragon Warrior. For being the Dragon Warrior is not a destination, it's a journey. Unfortunately for Po, most of that journey is uphill.


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KALAMAZOO (WKZO) -- More bids have been announced for seats on the Kalamazoo City Commission. Mayor Bobby Hopewell and Commissioner David Anderson announced their plans to seek re-election Friday afternoon.
Pastor E. Allen Hayes also announced in a press release Friday that he has filed to run for the City Commission, as well. Hayes already serves on the North-side Ministerial Alliance as the executive chairperson for membership, serves as a board member with the Kalamazoo transportation department, and works in the office of Democratic state Representative Sean McCann. Hayes is also Vice President for the Kalamazoo Lions Club.


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The Motley Crue pre-sale password has finally been published: This is a great chance for you to get tickets for Motley Crue before anyone else. If you don't order your tickets to Motley Crue's concert in Gilford during the presale you might not be able to buy them before they sell-out!
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Fri, May 17, 2013 08:00 PM
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- Marvel:(makes 9 films with white, male leads)
- Tumblr:These films are flawless.
- DC:(kicks off a third film with a confirmed cast that's going to be at least half PoC)
- Tumblr:These films suck! How dare people enjoy them?
- Zack Snyder:(explains the direction in which he is taking characters, whilst having done plenty research)
- Tumblr:Not my 'x'! He doesn't even know what 'x' is about! I haven't read any comics with 'x' in, but Snyder ruins everything! Stop liking what I don't like!
humm. First the two POCs on Bat vs Superman are supporting roles. Let's not forget in Captain America 2 there's also a POC, Falcon that is badass. Also Nick fury the boss of SHIELD is black. I really don't see the big difference yet.
Humm Snyder consulted Frank Miller to do Bat vs Superman, Who in sane state colsult Miller about Superheroes?
Snyder same guy that made Superman snap a neck, call me back when Cap snap a enemy neck.
Well we can all pretend DC is better, but it isn't.