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Ben Roethlisberger played the first half, ending up 8-of-11 for 128 yards and tossing first-quarter touchdown strikes to Antonio Brown and Markus Wheaton. Brown led all receivers with 93 yards on just a pair of catches.
E.J. Manuel finished 17-of-27 for 148 yards and one interception for the Bills. Anthony Dixon rushed 10 times for 26 yards and Buffalo's lone TD, a one-yard run in the third quarter. Fred Jackson led the club with seven grabs for 28 yards.
Dan Carpenter connected on a pair of field goals, including a 44-yard try which knotted the score with 1:56 left in regulation.
Rookie wideout Sammy Watkins left the game with a rib injury on his club's opening possession and did not return. Bills head coach Doug Marrone confirmed following the game that it was a rib contusion.
The hosts' winning score was set up when Bills reserve QB Jeff Tuel was sacked and coughed up the ball at his own 33. Howard Jones recovered on the Buffalo 20 and returned it to the one.
Bruce Gradkowski then was pushed back a yard before Suisham pushed his kick through the uprights.
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Labor: Who says intransigence doesn't pay? After driving Hostess out of business by refusing to negotiate, union bakers have been rewarded by the White House with Trade Adjustment Assistance. It's all the foreigners' fault.
Last November, Hostess Brands went into liquidation, throwing 18,500 employees out of their jobs. The baking giant had been through two restructurings, but the company remained unprofitable.
All the same, most workers at the bread and pastry maker, famous for its Twinkies and Ho Hos snack cakes, were willing to tighten their belts until good times returned.
They included hard-line unions, such as the Teamsters, not known for making concessions.
But there was one exception: the AFL-CIO-affiliated Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers & Grain Millers International (BCTGM).
It refused to deal, taking the entire company, including fellow workers, down with it.
Turns out the union knew exactly what it was doing.
This week, the Labor Department decided to shower Hostess workers with Trade Adjustment Assistance, a multibillion-dollar pork barrel program that was beefed up as a bone to Democrats, who were blocking passage of three free-trade treaties in Congress in 2012.
TAA is a lavish program doled out by the Labor Department for laid-off workers who've lost their jobs due to "global trade."
It provides worker retraining due to the supposed evils of free trade — plus moving expenses, baby-sitting expenses and as much as two years of unemployment pay. If a worker ends up making less than his union salary afterward, Uncle Sam spots the worker for 50% of the supposed lost wages in a "free" subsidy.
What's more, "virtually anybody can qualify," said TAA certifying officer Elliott Kushner in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
Kushner was the one who signed off on shoveling the pork to Hostess.
Two problems come with this scenario.
One, there is no evidence foreign baked goods — cited in his report — are flooding into the U.S., putting bakery workers out of business.
Imports of baked goods have been basically flat since 2010, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Labor Department, meanwhile, notes that baking as a profession should see 2% growth until 2020 — not big growth, but not negative, either.
As for the industry itself, the American Bakers Association reports that its key concerns aren't imported goods, but soaring energy costs, high grain costs due to a drought (and, no doubt, the Obama administration's inflexible ethanol mandate that has made food grain scarcer) and the threat of environmental regulations that force bakeries, regardless of size, to buy $500,000 catalytic oxidizers.
In Hostess' case, labor costs were almost certainly a factor. The Labor Department says the average wage for bakers nationally is $11 an hour.
The unionized Hostess bakers were pulling in as much as twice that amount, which, together with pensions, was what made the company uncompetitive.
Imports weren't the problem.
But it's so much easier to blame foreigners, even if no significant foreign goods can be found.
This shows how something like the TAA can turn into a perverse incentive, encouraging all workers to make no concessions in tough times, even if it means saving their company.
The BCTGM union's intransigence was directly responsible for the liquidation of Hostess Brands.
Yet the same union is being rewarded with premium unemployment packages that encourage its members to go on the dole — and to blame foreigners for it.
Undoubtedly, more examples of this perverse incentive will take down more companies, an unintended consequence of a boondoggle that sounds good on paper.
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James Gandolfini breathed life into Tony Soprano, one of the richest, darkest, truest characters TV will ever see. Richard Price has crafted literary crime-novel classic after literary crime-novel classic, and co-shepherded The Wire to greatness. Together they're … just two more guys who can't get their pilot picked up. On Tuesday, HBO announced it was passing on Criminal Justice, the Gandolfini-starring, Price-penned BBC adaptation. Well, that's no fun.
Even aside from that sterling pedigree, it sounded pretty good. According to THR, "The original New York–set drama tracked a person on trial for murder through the court process, with each of its two five-episode seasons consisting of a new cast. HBO's installment would revolve around the first arc, which tracked Ben Whishaw as Ben, a guy who wakes up after a night of partying with a stranger to find her stabbed to death and is charged with her murder. Oscar-winning scribe Steven Zaillian had been tapped to co-pen the pilot and direct, with Richard Price … on board to join him as a writer. For his part, Gandolfini would have starred as Jack Stone, a downtrodden jailhouse attorney who frequents police stations for clients." And now, it's just another bit of never-ordered-to-series ephemera.
On the plus side, maybe this means Price will finally turn in his new book? It's been half-a-decade since Price's word-for-word perfect Lush Life, and the townsfolk are growing restless. In August of 2010, a new Price book was actually announced, and it was a total curveball: Price would be writing crime lit still, yes, but under a pseudonym, Jay Morris, and as part of a series. According to the New York Times, "The first book in the series, as yet untitled, about a 40-year-old New York City police detective turned night-watch sergeant whose career was ruined after a controversial shooting, will be released in the fall of 2011." The fall of 2011 was, of course, so long ago that we didn't even have flying cars then.
It's not like Price hasn't been active in the time since. Before this latest TV endeavor fizzled, Price saw his cop show NYC 22 squeeze out a meager 13 episodes on CBS in the summer of 2012. But now that the TV industry has proved itself to be a cold, ungenerous lover two times in as many years, maybe it's finally time — time for Richard Price to unleash the Jay Morris.
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As a high school senior on his way to business school, Seth Gellman knows a lot about personal finances.
However, he can't say the same for many of his classmates. That's why Gellman, a member of Hopkins High School's student-business group DECA, helped organize an after-school personal-finance program last year and taught it to 2,500 students in the district.
"We just knew that kids needed to be not only financially literate, but interested in it," Gellman said. "Because the interest wasn't even there."
The school district took an interest, however, and decided earlier this year to require a financial literacy class to graduate.
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Students will take a 21-day introductory class as ninth graders on financial decision-making before moving on to the full class, said Jesse Theirl, a business teacher at Hopkins High School.
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Body Battles!
Seventh graders explain the role of white blood cells in fighting infections. In this life science instructional activity, 7th graders create flow charts showing the immune response process. They act out and play a game to simulate actions of the immune system.
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Tne New York Regents High School Examinations are comprehensive and include various styles of questions, includingmultiple choice and the analysis of graphs. This particular version, the 2008 Living Environment exam surveys a variety of topics.
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Human Body Series: Immune System
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Blood Cell Basics
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Study Jams! The Immune System
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Modeling an HIV Particle
Models are an important part of science; they help us see the world on a scale that works for us. In the first of five lessons on HIV, learners make a paper model of the HIV virus that is about 500,000 times larger than the actual virus. In addition to the model, the class discusses viruses as well as scale; it would take nearly two million HIV particles to fill one white blood cell.
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Your Body's Defenses When Microbes Attack
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Human Blood: Microviewer
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Loved the view of the Majestic Aoraki from our room.The shower was great , too. The unit was very clean, tidy and comfortable, and spacious.
I didn't like the fact that there were no nets on the window and I felt people could get a good view in!
Friendly hosts, excellent location. Great starting point for exploring Mt. Cook area.
nice place
Staff were very friendly and helpful. The chalets were very comfortable. Great value for money.
good size unit convenient locationfor surrounding must see spots
We had a one bedroom chalet. It was well-appointed and clean.
The cleanliness was what we noticed first. Great having the wee kitchenette closed off from sleeping area as no fridge noise. Staff were excellent telling me what to do seeing we were arriving in late.
Only comment i would like to make is i like a toilet deoderising spray in toilet.
Very cold, hard to heat and maintain the warmth. No sky TV. Only 4 channels. No DVD.
Great spot and set up.
The heater went off in the night and the room was frozen.
Chalets were very comfortable and quiet. Location was great, easy walk into town.
Chalet design, not just in terms of looks, but also the ability to pack in all the amenities in a chalet unit
Horrible WiFi connection
Welcoming hosts, easy walk into the town for shops, bars, restaurants etc., comfortable chalet with everything we needed
It was very cold when we arrived. It would have been nice if the heating had been switched on earlier in the day. It took a couple of hours to warm the room up to a comfortable level.
Great rooms with plenty of rooms. Warm and electric blankets. Great comfortable beds and close to town facilities.
chalet style was very in keeping with our ski holiday. proximity to Ohau skifield
cold bathroom
Close proximity to shopping centre. Very picturesque location.
A little too close to the main road.
Took very long to heat the room up due to high ceiling
The room was nice and warm when we arrived on a brisk evening. Good kitchen facilities.
Good value for money, clean and plenty of room. The room heated up nicely. We choose to stay an extra night.
We struggled a bit witht the free wifi.
Suited us well,we only made a transit stop.
It was fantastic. staff was very friendly and hospitality.
Great little place - excellent facilities, extremely comfortable bed!
Good Heater
TV was small
Shower facilities..
Warm. clean and comfortable and as the chalets are not attached a little bit more private and quiet
A bit awkward to get the car to the chalet.
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Independence Day can't get here soon enough. The United States needs a patriotic booster shot. Lee Greenwood's "Proud to Be an American" might be suffering from embarrassment. We need to soak up some "Yankee Doodle Dandy," John Philip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever" and other festive marches, and stirring fireworks shows. It's time to get good ole American bounce back in our step.
I've long considered myself a patriot. I attribute that in part to having been born on July 4, while my dad was serving in the U.S. Army. Yep, I'm one of those Yankee doodle dandies – although my degree of "dandiness" is up for debate.
To this day spotting an American flag waving in the breeze makes me smile. On football Saturdays I bleed Scarlet and Gray, but all other days I'm a red, white and blueblood. Annually on Independence Day I've been all-in. Flag T-shirts, patriotic concerts, pyrotechnics, the whole shebang – and boom. Not only because it's my birthday (I won't tell how many I've had), but because I've always felt the United States was unique, unlike any other nation in history.
But lately American pride has taken a beating. Kind of like an American flag I spotted many years ago, unfurled in the front yard of a private residence in Ohio. It was flying in shreds. "Old Glory" had known better days at that home. Being the stalwart patriot I was even then, I photographed the tattered banner and published the image in the local newspaper I was editing. The accompanying caption suggested no flag should be displayed in such condition. (The homeowner, while unnamed, still was not pleased with such attention.)
I'm thinking the image of our nation finds itself in similar tatters these days. It's not just attitudes toward the United States around the world. It's the values, the culture of our country – what it was, and what it's become. I'm a traditionalist, and while I appreciate the great strides we've made in overcoming racism and discrimination of many kinds, we've forgotten the distinctions between rights and privileges, liberty and license, freedom and foolishness.
This wondrous "land of opportunity" is turning into the "land of entitlement." The grit and determination that forged our national work ethic have taken a hit, disintegrating into belief that people "deserve" certain wages regardless of respective levels of responsibility, initiative and authority. Burger flippers are demanding almost as much compensation as nurses and teachers.
Political and ideological divides besetting the U.S.A. threaten to make us more "untied" than "United." Factions insist there's only one way these days, "our way." Rather than a citizenry pulling together to secure and safeguard common ground, everyone nurses agendas, intent on foisting them on everyone else.
Historical revisionists will howl and argue to the contrary, but faith was vital to the fabric of our nation for most of its existence. Today, faith has become anathema for many people despite having benefited from principles and values championed by our Judeo-Christian heritage.
Recently I was reminded of a statement credited to historian Alexander Tyler, although others attribute it to Alexander Fraser Tytler. Who knows? But it's worth reading nevertheless:
"A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government. A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship.
The average age of the world's greatest civilizations, from the beginning of history, has been about 200 years. During those 200 years, these nations always progressed through the following sequence:
From bondage to spiritual faith;
From spiritual faith to great courage;
From courage to liberty;
From liberty to abundance;
From abundance to complacency;
From complacency to apathy;
From apathy to dependence;
From dependence back into bondage."
Hopefully the United States can escape this dismal cycle. But in any event, it heartens me to know that although I swell with American pride without apology, my true citizenry lies elsewhere. The Bible offers these perspectives:
"We are aliens and strangers in your sight, as were all our forefathers. Our days on earth are like a shadow, without hope" (1 Chronicles 29:15).
"But our citizenship is in heaven. And we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ" (Philippians 3:20).
"Dear friends, I urge you, as aliens and strangers in the world…" (1 Peter 2:11).
The Scriptures declare all Christ followers are "aliens and strangers" in this world, eagerly awaiting the world and life to come. That, regardless of whether the U.S. of A. still deserves being called the United States, is where my hope lies.
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Robert J. Tamasy is a veteran journalist, a former newspaper editor and magazine editor. He is presently vice president of communications for Leaders Legacy, Inc., a non-profit focused on mentoring and coaching business and professional leaders. Bob has written hundreds of magazine articles, and has authored, co-authored and edited more than 15 books. These include "Tufting Legacies," "The Heart of Mentoring," "Business at Its Best," and "Pursuing Life With a Shepherd's Heart." He edits a weekly business meditation, "Monday Manna," which is translated into more than 20 languages and distributed via email around the world by CBMC International. He also posts regularly on two blogs, www.bobtamasy.blogspot.com, and www.bobtamasy.wordpress.com. He can be emailed at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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October 26, 2014
Join us for the next installment of fridays@noon, featuring a tuba duet from freshmen Connor Neil and Jonathon Meyer and a guitar performance by senior Tyler Tracy. If a piano is available, we will also have first-year music student Madison Holtze for a vocal performance. Friday, 12:15pm, Hubbard Broadcasting Rehearsal Studio, 40 Northrop (enter ground floor East side, take a right at the ticket office). Refreshments will be served and all are welcome!
If you are interested in engineering, bio-based technology, the environment, or the businesses related to these disciplines, check out the BBE Sneak Peek on November 6 from 5–8pm in 302 Kaufert Labs, Saint Paul campus. Learn about undergraduate majors that promote the sustainable use of renewable resources and enhance the environment, including: Environmental and Ecological Engineering, Bioproducts Marketing and Management, Food Engineering, Residential Building Science and Technology, Bioproducts Engineering, and Corporate Environmental Management. Register now.
College Possible is currently recruiting to fill AmeriCorps and VISTA positions for Fall 2015. By serving with College Possible, Service Corps members help low-income high school students earn admission into college and succeed while they work toward a degree! Over 160 new AmeriCorps and VISTA members will be selected to start in the fall in the Twin Cities, Milwaukee, Omaha, Portland, and Philadelphia! The priority application deadline is November 3, 2014, and the final deadline is March 4, 2015. More information and application instructions.
Ivory Tower, the undergraduate literary magazine sponsored by the University's Department of English, is currently accepting submissions for the spring 2015 issue. Undergraduate students are encouraged to submit their poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and visual art by December 8, 2014. Review the full submission guidelines here.
DESRE (Disparities Elimination Summer Research Experience) is a paid, hands-on summer research experience for undergraduate and graduate students. This six-week summer program at Georgia Southern University is hosted by the Rural Health Research Institute and funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). During the program, students engage in cutting-edge rural health disparities research and receive training in the unique factors associated with addressing health disparities. Students work with and learn from a team of experienced faculty researchers from both Georgia Southern University and Mercer University. The application deadline is Monday, December 1, 2014. More info, FAQ, and online application.
Monday, 6pm, Coffman Theater: All Minneapolis residents and voters are invited to hear the at-large school board candidates respond to questions and explain why they believe you should vote for them for this vital office. Come hear them speak and enjoy free food! More info. [CORRECTION TO LAST WEEK'S LISTING]
Monday, 4pm, Cowles Auditorium, HHH: The 2014 Ada Comstock Distinguished Women Scholars Award Lecture will be delivered by Carol A. Lange, Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology. Her lecture will present an overview of her latest research on women's hormones and breast cancer, in particular how estrogen and progesterone receptors act differently in breast cancer cells versus how they act in normal breast tissue. Please RSVP for the lecture here.
Tuesday, 9:30am–5pm, Coffman Great Hall: Stressed out by school and other responsibilities? Take a break and see the biggest show on campus. For one day only, the circus is coming to Coffman! You will flip to see aerialists, high-wire walkers, clowns, jugglers, and more. Get into the action between performances: balance a peacock feather or a spinning plate, juggle, ride a unicycle, and visit therapy animals—including dogs, rabbits and Woodstock the Therapy Chicken! More info.
Tuesday, 5:30pm, Urban Research and Outreach-Engagement Center: Join philanthropic leader Reatha Clark King, former Minneapolis Mayor Donald Fraser, and University of Minnesota historian Paul Stone as they reflect upon the role Hubert H. Humphrey played in the groundbreaking Civil Rights Act of 1964. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is requested.
Wednesday, 12pm, 125 Coffey: As part of their "Topics and Pizza" series, CFANS will host Gilbert Gonzales, a PhD student in the School of Public Health. This presentation uses new health data to explore disparities in health and access to care at the intersections of sexual orientation, race/ethnicity, gender and age. Free pizza will be served! The event is open to the public, but registration is requested.
Wednesday, 7pm, Nolte Dining Room: Fellowship of Undergraduate Students in English (FUSE) will host a Literary Appreciation Night. You're encouraged to come in costume as your favorite literary character or author. There will be food, music, and fun. It's a great way to get to know the English majors on campus and talk about literature, movies, and ghost stories. More info.
Wednesday &Thursday at 8pm, Friday at 10pm, Hubbard Broadcasting Rehearsal Studio, 40 Northrop: This isn't your grandparent's Shakespeare. For Halloween, why not take a violent, fast, up close look at the Bard's Scottish play and open the door to the violence we can inflict on each other. Action flies about the space, all around and within the audience. Three nights only, with a special late night show on Halloween itself! Tickets are free, but space is limited. Reserve your space now!
Thursday, 3:30pm, 31 Rapson: Joseph Ibrahim (Department of Biostatistics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) presents "Likelihood-Based Methods for Missing Data and Bayesian Model Assessment" as part of the Seymour Geisser Lecture Series. More info.
Thursday, 7pm, Bell Museum: At one time the origin and fate of the Universe in which we find ourselves was the subject of speculation by mystics and philosophers. Now it is a hard, data-driven science—although some mysteries remain! Professor Clem Pryke will guide you through the current state of knowledge, from the discovery of cosmic expansion to dark matter and dark energy. Then journey back in cosmic time to the first instant of the Big Bang and learn about the recent evidence for gravitational waves coming from the BICEP2 radio telescope located at the South Pole. Pryke's lecture will be followed by a Q&A session, plus free viewing of Eyes on the Universe in the Bell Museum's West Gallery. More info.
Thursday, 7pm, 2-650 Moos Tower: Tadashi Tokieda (Director of Studies in Mathematics at Trinity Hall, Cambridge) presents "Toy Models" as part of the IMA Public Lectures series. Would you like to come see some toys? "Toys" here have a special sense: objects of daily life that you can find or make in minutes, yet which, if played with imaginatively, reveal surprises that keep scientists puzzling for a while. Tabletop demonstrations of several such toys will be presented, and you will visit some of the science that they open up. Reserve your seat now!
Friday, 3:35pm, 131 Tate: Jeroen van Dongen (History of Science, University of Amsterdam/Utrecht University) presents "A Virtuous Theorist's Theoretical Virtues: Einstein on Physics vs. Math and Experience vs. Unification." This is a special colloquium in honor of the 80th birthday of Roger Stuewer, founder and former director of the Program in History of Science and Technology at the University. More info.


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Health insurance CEO fired from $4m-a-year job after fight with girlfriend's husband
It is a spectacular fall from grace for one of America's most powerful health insurance executives - involving affairs, violent brawling, accusations of corrupt hiring practices and a private investigator.
Kenneth Melani has lost his job as Highmark's CEO after assault and trespassing charges were filed against him in relation to a fight he had with his girlfriend's husband.
The high-flying businessman was fired from his $4million salary job on Sunday as a result of brawling with Mark Myler, the husband of Melissa Myler, who Melani had been having an affair with and had recently given a job to at Highmark.
Affair: Kenneth Melani, left, started a relationship with Melissa Myler, right, when she worked for him
According to a criminal complaint, Melani, 58, turned up uninvited at the Myler's Pittsburg home and - ignoring 'about 10' requests from Mr Myler to leave - accused Mrs Myler of cheating on him and being with him for his money.
Three's a crowd: Mark Myler pressed charges against his wife's boyfriend after the two brawled on Myler's porch
Melani, who is a married man, was friends with the couple for a few years before he hired Mrs Myler to work for him at Highmark.
Just three weeks after she started working at the company the pair embarked on their affair.
Things began to unravel in January when Melani's wife, Tracy, found out about the illicit relationship and rushed to tell Mr Myler about it, according to the criminal complaint.
It was at this point that Mrs Myler moved out of her married home to move in with her lover and new employer.
But only months later and their new living situation soured when Mrs Myler discovered that Melani had hired a private investigator to find out more about her.
According to criminal statements, Mrs Myler then returned to her marital home to confide in her husband. Mr Myler alleges that Melani also threatened his wife and that she had consulted with lawyers about how to leave her job at the health insurance firm.
Melani then turned up at the Myler's townhouse in Oakwood unannounced.
The verbal spat between the two men soon became physical and they starting fighting on the porch of the smart townhouse, although there are differing accounts as to who threw the first punch.
'It appears as though there was an argument and ensuing fight,' said a local police officer. 'As to who was the aggressor or who got the worst of it, we're just still now trying to figure out.'
Violent brawl: The men dispute who threw the first punch on the porch, Mr Myler suffered cuts to his face and legs
Happier times: Melissa Myler poses on the porch on her wedding day - years later it would be the battleground between her boyfriend and husband
Sorry affair: Smiling on her wedding day but years later and Melissa insists she is staying with Melani and ditching her husband
Police said that Mr Myler, who suffered cuts to his face and legs, initially declined medical treatment but later agreed to it telling a police officer: 'It would be a good idea if he (Melani) was going to sue.'
Melani, who has been CEO of the $14.6billion company since 2003, was charged Wednesday with simple assault and defiant trespass and has a court hearing this week.
Police say that in a phone call to his lawyers, Melani said he would have killed the Mylers had police not shown up.
What a mess: The affair between Melani and Melissa Myler began after he hired her to work at Highmark
Triumphant: This picture taken on the Myler's wedding day paints a different picture
Sordid affair: Melani has lost his $4million salary job as Highmark's CEO after brawling with his mistress' husband
Meanwhile Mrs Myler has denied allegations of getting back with her husband and insists that she is sticking by Melani.
After an emergency meeting on Thursday night the Highmark board of directors put Melani on unpaid administrative leave and announced his firing today.
J. Robert Baum, Ph.D., was selected as acting CEO, in addition to maintaining his duties as Highmark's chairman of the board.
'The board has reviewed this situation thoroughly and has taken decisive action to address the matter,' Baum said in a statement.
'For 75 years, Highmark has served this community with integrity and is committed to maintaining the highest standards. We have dedicated, hard-working employees and I know they take great pride in working for Highmark.
'Our mission of providing quality, affordable health care has never been more important, and I'm looking forward to working with our employees and senior management team in addressing the many challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.'
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Ukraine: costs for agricultural commodities production grew by 1% - State Statistics Service
In January-April period of 2014 the joint index of costs for production of agricultural commodities in Ukraine increased by 1% compared with the same period of 2013, informed the State Statistics Service of Ukraine on May 28.
At the same time, in April 2014 the costs for agricultural production in the country increased by 12.6% compared with March. In particular, the costs fot plant growing commodities production increased by 12.8% compared with March.
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I need to know if its possible to retrieve a key from a KeyStore without providing the 'storepass'. The documentation here says that "When retrieving information from the keystore, the password is optional; if no password is given, the integrity of the retrieved information cannot be checked and a warning is displayed"
However when I try to get the Key without a password I get "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: password can't be null" exception.
Following is how I created the KeyStore
keytool -genseckey -alias "myKey" -keystore KEYSTORE.jks -storepass "password" -storetype "JCEKS" -keyalg AES -keysize 128
And I tried to retrieve it as follows
final KeyStore keyStore = KeyStore.getInstance("JCEKS");
keyStore.load(new FileInputStream(new File("C:\\temp\\keytool\\KEYSTORE.jks")),
final Key key = keyStore.getKey("myKey", null);
Which throws the following exception
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: password can't be null
at com.sun.crypto.provider.SunJCE_z.<init>(DashoA13*..)
at com.sun.crypto.provider.JceKeyStore.engineGetKey(DashoA13*..)
at java.security.KeyStore.getKey(KeyStore.java:763)
Have I misunderstood the documentation completely? Is there any other way around this, as I don't see the point in storing the 'storepass' in clear in my code where everyone can see it, therefore making the password useless.


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Thursday 29 November 2012 Updated: 29/11 17:21
A CAR worth £25,000 was stolen from a Redditch home in a car key burglary.
The metallic grey BMW M3, which has a distinctive black carbon roof and registration D11 RFN, was taken from the driveway of a property in Runcorn Close between 2am and 7am on Wednesday (November 28).
Thieves first broke into the house to steal the keys and also took some small items including a purse and mobile phone.
Det Con Colin Millward of Redditch CID said: "We understand it's very unusual for this model to have a black carbon roof and that makes it quite distinctive, even if false plates have now been put on to it.
"We would like to hear from anyone living near there who saw or heard any suspicious activity in the early hours yesterday, including any vehicles that might have been parked in unusual circumstances.
"Obviously if someone thinks they have seen this car since it was stolen, knows where it is now or who might have been involved in taking it, then we would like them to come forward and talk to us."
Anyone with any information should call officers at Redditch CID on the non-emergency number 101, quoting incident reference 64-S-281112. Details can also be given anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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Melody Rose: A Fresh Vision
Melody Rose, Ph.D., was inaugurated as Marylhurst's 15th president on October 26, 2014.
Art alum Ryan Mildenberger embarked on a year of full-time service with Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest in the fall of 2013.
Mildenberger will be working at L'Arche Noah Sealth in Seattle. L'Arche Noah Sealth provides three homes and day activities for people with developmental disabilities.
JVC Northwest is partially funded through the AmeriCorps program. This year, JV/AmeriCorps members will serve in 107 partner agencies across the region in many areas, involved in critical social services advocating for domestic violence survivors, nursing in community clinics, teaching and tutoring in schools with Native American children, assisting in shelters, working for food justice issues and other important works. Throughout their year of service, JV/AmeriCorps members focus on four core values – social and ecological justice, simple living, spirituality and community.
Established in 1956, JVC Northwest is an independent, non-profit organization that recruits, places and supports volunteers living in communities across Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.
Ryan Mildenberger received a BA in Art from Marylhurst in 2012.
Melody Rose, Ph.D., was inaugurated as Marylhurst's 15th president on October 26, 2014.
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to come easier to horn players than bassists. First, by default,
horn players spend a lot of their musical time playing melodies,
thus burning melodicism deep into their musical DNA. Second,
and perhaps more important, the saxophone is nowhere
near as pattern-based as the bass. There's something about
the bass's frets, dots, and strings that makes the fingerboard
look like a big checkerboard to our pattern-craving cerebral
cortex: Instead of allowing the deeper concerns of harmony
and melody dictate our lines, the fingerboard's visual and digital
patterns easily seduce us, corrupting our note choices.
One way around this is to seek opportunities to break out of our habitual,
pattern-oriented playing by forcing our left hand to confront familiar sounds in unfamiliar ways. The most common major scale shape
starts on the 2nd finger (Fig. 1). Try starting the scale on your 1st, 3rd, and 4th fingers, too. Since these shapes may be uncomfortable,
you're immediately forced to consider the individual notes more carefully, instead of allowing your muscle memory to do all the work.
Applying this concept engages a different, more thoughtful, part of your brain.
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In a statement released today (and reproduced below in full) ARRI has announced that its Amira camera will can be upgraded to record UHD (not 4K) internally, as UHDProRes
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I was invited to tag along on a boat trip to Ataku Island, location of a WWII era lookout bunker and home to some cranberries our boat captain had noticed on a trip earlier this year. Located near Biorka Island … Continue reading
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This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Starrigavan SlideThe forecast for tomorrow called for additional rain, possibly heavy, so I suggested to a friend who wanted to visit the Starrigavan slide area that we go this evening … Continue reading
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Bike camera catches moment cyclist kicks fellow rider to the ground into path of coach
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The Invisible Woman - film review
Felicity Jones is ravishing as the novelist's secret lover but Ralph Fiennes's beautiful period piece, in which he also stars, misses the heart of the story
Published: 07 February 2014
Updated: 11:14, 07 February 2014
Ralph Fiennes's second effort at directing charts the hushed-up (real-life) affair between Charles Dickens and a young actress called Nelly Ternan. It's based on a biography by brilliant feminist academic Claire Tomalin and stars not only Fiennes, as Dickens, but the candle-hot Felicity Jones as Nelly, and the wonderful, bone-tired Kristin Scott Thomas as her mother, Frances.
True, "heritage" biopics have a bad reputation. Watching a great artist on screen rarely coincides with great art (Surviving Picasso, anyone?). But surely this cast and crew will find something new to say about genius and love? No, not really. The end product is elegantly shot and beautifully acted. It's also a fudge, uncomfortably keen to portray Nelly as a scrumptious angel and ill-served by Abi Morgan's script, which can't decide whether Dickens is a lucky dog or a swine.
Events begin with a thirtysomething Nelly, now a married mother, living under an assumed name, clearly beset by demons (her hands flutter, she hurtles along beaches), which a local vicar (John Kavanagh) hopes to dispel.
Nelly's memories make up the bulk of the film but the rev reappears at the end so he can witness our heroine's convenient epiphany. A Dickens fan, he also gets to utter the words: "I have lived my life in the pages of those novels, I should not have expected their author to have lived so quiet a life." Which implies that all work, and no affairs, makes Jack a dull writer. Don't tell that to Emily Brontë.
The dialogue, in general, is rather loose and often feels like it was improvised. Nelly tells a spineless Dickens: "Don't explain. There's nothing to say." In last year's Breathe In, Jones (playing an almost identical character) uttered similar lines. The modern tone really jars.
Some scenes work. Dickens croons like a kind papa to prostitutes on the streets of Manchester, then, excited and lonely, allows Nelly's mother to all but play pimp at his house. Later, there's a quiet encounter between Nelly and Dickens's wife, Catherine, which is so fraught that it makes your stomach knot. Such moments are harsh and lovely; if only there were more of them.
Fiennes has neither disgraced, nor distinguished himself, with this solemn soap. He wants to tell Nelly's story but the real woman — and the man she spent 13 years of her life with — slips through his fingers.
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The Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon finished 2013 by shipping more cargo during the fourth quarter than any other quarter in the port's 37-year history. The 1.59 million tons shipped in October-December 2013 were more than the total annual volume for each of the port's first five years of operations.
"Because of the extremely strong fourth quarter, 2013 is one for the record books," said Port Director Phil Wilzbacher. "This was the first time our shipments exceeded 500,000 tons for two consecutive months, let alone three consecutive months. Coal, fertilizer and a record grain harvest were the primary reasons for the surge in shipments at the end of 2013."
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Viral Video: Richard Sherman And Seattle Seahawks at White House Kitchen For U.S. First Lady's 'Let's Cook Campaign' [Watch YouTube Clip]
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NFL Player Richard Sherman and the Seattle Seahawks team surely know athletes and kids have to eat right and stay healthy. A video of their recent visit to the White House's kitchen for U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Cook" campaign amassed over 600,000 views in five days.
At the video, the superstar cornerback can be seen preparing a healthy school lunch with the help of his teammates Russell Wilson and Earl Thomas while the First Lady sidelined as a reporter.
Sherman cited, "This is how champions are made," while putting final touches on the plate. He spoofed his infamous post-game sideline interview with the Fox reporter back in January after winning the 2014 NFC Championship game over San Francisco 49ers.
When Michelle Obama asked Sherman to take her through the final plate, he said, "We the best chefs in the game! So when you try us with an easy meal like salmon cakes and succotash, that's the result you goin' get."
Obama also asked Sherman where he learned to do all the healthy foods in the meal. The NFL player replied, "Well, Ms. Obama, I know how important it is for everybody to eat right. And whether you're a pro athlete or just a kid at school wanting a healthy meal, you got to put the right fuel in your body in order to perform at your best."
YouTube users who have watched the video couldn't agree more. One user Bati Tsogtsaikhan commended the initiative and said during his junior and senior years at Yorktown High school they were literally served with chicken patties with 2 percent milk for the entire school year, except Thanksgiving.
Aside from dropping by at the White House Kitchen, Sherman winded down after the NFL off-season. Over the weekend, Sherman bought his favorite target in wide receiver Dugh Baldwin for their first ever pedicures. Both players have signed again for some profitable off-season deals before going back to the ball games at the start of NFL come September.
Baldwin then turned to the social media Twitter to share his pedicure experience. He tweeted, "Historic day for me today. Got my first pedicure. Look who decided to join."
Meanwhile, Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign started in Feb. 9, 2010. It was a comprehensive initiative dedicated to solve the challenges of childhood obesity within a generation so that obese children will grow to be healthy adults.
Watch the YouTube video of Richard Sherman and Seattle Seahawks at the White House Kitchen for US First Lady Michelle Obama's 'Let's Cook' Campaign.
Read Richard Sherman's tweet below.
Historic day for me today. Got my first pedicure. Look who decided to join: pic.twitter.com/vPcdgWV8uU
— Doug Baldwin Jr (@DougBaldwinJr) June 1, 2014
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Liberty Wire & Cable Introduces Unique Inventory Services to Streamline Warehouse Workflow
New On-Site Inventory Management Program Brings the Liberty Advantage Directly to Customersâ Doors with Custom-Tailored Product Consignments
INFOCOMM â09, ORLANDO, FL, June 3, 2009 â Liberty Wire & Cable, worldwide supplier of a broad range of wire and cable products for the audio/video trade, including custom installers and systems integrators, introduces a special package of Inventory Services that allow customers to turn their warehouses into Liberty facilities custom-stocked for each customerâs specific needs, at InfoComm International 2009, the annual convention of the International Communications Industries Association.
In a unique on-site consigned inventory management program, Liberty offers select customers the ability to put Liberty products in their warehouses, and be charged only when they withdraw products for installation assignments. The Services are set up so that a qualified customerâs warehouse becomes, in effect, a Liberty warehouse stocked with Liberty products and computer terminals. Liberty experts train each customerâs warehouse staff so they know how to operate in the Liberty framework.
Customers using the Services participate in several labor- and capital-saving opportunities. âLibertyâs Inventory Services reduce procurement and carrying costs, maximize customersâ operational efficiency, and increase their productivity,â? said Liberty President John Dace.
To qualify, organizations must meet a variety of criteria, including minimum size and minimum warehouse size, although the Services are scalable for both large and small facilities. Customers carry Liberty stock on site, tailored from among Libertyâs more than 7,000 wire and cable products to the specific buying behavior of each host organization.
âThe Inventory Services ensure that businesses have their specific day-to-day installation items in stock, and no longer have to allocate working capital to the inventory, since theyâre only billed when the stock is extracted,â? said Kirk Horlbeck, Senior Vice President of Marketing.
Libertyâs unique Inventory Services can be discussed with Liberty consultants and technical experts at Booth 5641, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, during the show.
About Liberty Wire & Cable- Liberty, a division of Communications Supply Corp. (CSC), is headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colo., and is in its 18th year of operation. Its core goods, sold primarily for audio/video and security applications, consist of a complete line of wire and cable products along with connectors and connector systems, cable assemblies, interconnects, and a broad range of related accessories. Liberty principally serves the residential, commercial, broadcast, and rental and staging segments of the pro/AV industry. It also enjoys long-term relationships with a number of prominent OEMs. Liberty manufactures and markets the PanelCrafters line of custom and stock plates and panels. The company, which sells in 49 countries, has other facilities in Charlotte, N.C., and Phoenix, Ariz., and holds memberships in CEDIA, InfoComm International, and NSCA.
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