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The way a football bounces, turnovers often appear as happenstance. Fumbles bound inordinately, passes are tipped haphazardly. But John Tyler's Bryston Gipson always seems to be in the right place at the right time. The Lions free safety…08 October 2015 [05:18 AM]
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Robert E. Lee suffered its sixth district setback Tuesday at Varsity Gymnasium. The Lady Raiders were stopped by Rockwall, 25-14, 25-13, 25-7. The loss dropped REL to 12-16 overall and 2-6 in District 11-6A. Rockwall raised its record to 7-1…08 October 2015 [05:14 AM]
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HARKER HEIGHTS - Led by medalist Trip Hobson, the Apaches won their second straight golf tournament on Tuesday. Tyler Junior College cruised to victory in the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Fall Intercollegiate Invitational. The two-day, 36-hole event was played on…07 October 2015 [05:56 AM]
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Despite 9 kills from Savannah Saczek and seven from April Brown, the Lady Raiders were toppled in four games Friday by Lakeview Centennial. Lakeview defeated REL, 22-25, 25-11, 25-12, 25-15 at Varsity Gymnasium. The loss dropped REL to…04 October 2015 [06:01 AM]
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The Museum is located on the north end of the 2nd floor in Bandana Square, a historic Twin Cities railroad building. The building was constructed in 1885 and once housed a Northern Pacific Railway repair shop. Bandana Square is now home to a clinic with an urgent care and other occupied office spaces. *Enter through the center doors off the main parking lot.
The Toy Train Division is located in the historic Chimneys Building just to the North of Bandana Square. The museum address is:
1021 Bandana Boulevard East
Suite 222
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55108
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Bandana Square is handicap accessible. There are two elevators, one in the main atrium and the other at the north end of the building, near the museum. Restrooms are also located next to the museum entrance.
Parking is FREE and provides ample space for cars and buses.
The museum is conveniently located between downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul. From Interstate 94, take the Lexington Avenue exit and go north on Lexington about 1.3 miles. Turn left (west) onto Energy Park Drive and go approximately 2 blocks. Bandana Square will be on your right (north side of Energy Park Drive).
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Our museum is easily reached by taking Metro Transit Bus 3B to the Energy Park Dr & Bandana Blvd West stop. Visit the Metro Transit Trip Planner to learn more.
Hours of Operation
Weekdays: Bandana Square only (2-Rail Exhibit)
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Weekends: Bandana Square and Chimneys (Toy Train Division)
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2015-2016 Schedule
|Saturday, July 4
|Independence Day (Museum Closed)
|Sunday, July 5
|Museum Closed
|Saturday, September 19
|Fall TCMRM Hobby Show & Sale
|October 24th – October 25th
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|2015-16 Night Trains Season
|Thursday, November 26
|Thanksgiving (Museum Closed)
|Friday, December 25
|Christmas Day (Museum Closed)
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|Friday, January 1
|New Year's Day (Museum Closed)
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This week on VG Pulse, we have a lengthy and tangent-heavy show where we seem to ramble on endlessly! (as usual…). We start out the show with side notes of falling down the stairs, getting heat exhaustion, and having to direct the actions of rental companies! After the side notes we delve into what may possibly be our longest ezmail segment ever! After the ezmails we dive into the regular news, in which we discuss the sad passing of Satoru Iwata, the surprising news of Dead Island 2 no longer having a developer, and the latest happenings with the Konami/Kojima mess. We finish off with Xahldera's long overdue review of Borderlands 2 and another lengthy tangent about anime! All this and more up next on VGP 233! -Aki Read more>>


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SAN DIEGO — The Kansas State women's basketball team concluded its non-conference schedule on Monday night in the consolation game of the Surf & Slam Classic with a 74-42 win over UC Riverside. K-State (6-5) was led by freshman guard Leti Romero, who recorded her
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TEMPE, Ariz. — Michigan may have the winningest football program in history, but this night belonged to Kansas State. The Wildcats used MVP-type performances from quarterback Jake Waters and receiver Tyler Lockett to cruise to a 31-14 victory over the Wolverines on Saturday night in the
After beating Gonzaga last Saturday, the Kansas State men's basketball team felt like it had established itself as one of the top defensive teams in the nation. Ranked in the top 10 in numerous defensive categories, the Wildcats looked as stingy as ever on Saturday,
TEMPE, Ariz. — Ryan Mueller isn't the only Kansas State defensive lineman chasing a record tonight against Michigan. Travis Britz, who's anchored the Wildcats' interior this season, needs one more blocked kick in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl — kicking off at 9:15 (CST) on ESPN —
TEMPE, Ariz. — Daniel Sams may have played his last game at quarterback. The Kansas State sophomore accounted for 23 yards of total offense in the Wildcats' 31-14 victory over Michigan Saturday night in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl at Sun Devil Stadium. Sams' bowl performance marks
Kansas State will conclude its 2013 non-conference schedule in San Diego, Calif., as the Wildcats will take part in the Surf & Slam Classic on Dec. 28 and 30. K-State will face North Carolina State on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. (CT). The Wildcats will face either San Diego
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NATCHEZ — The Natchez Downtown Development Association is looking to rally businesses and residents together in hopes of putting names with faces of downtown regulars.
And NDDA president and event chairperson Pj Forrest said she hopes the best way to meet and greet downtown Natchezians is to throw a party.
"This is all about celebrating downtown and giving the downtown merchants and residents a chance to get to know us," Forrest said. "We have a variety of events downtown, but we want to make sure we let those people know who we are and what we are trying to do for them."
The NDDA's mission is to attract patrons and visitors to downtown and to downtown businesses.
The NDDA Downtown Rally, Forrest said, is a spin on a similar event the association previously hosted each year, but with a more centralized focus on meeting and greeting.
"We talked about doing the same type of event again this year, but we just felt this would be a chance to try something different," Forrest said. "Hopefully this will be a great opportunity for our board, city officials or whoever to come and mingle with the downtown merchants and residents."
With operating monies for the NDDA collected through membership fees and fundraisers, the event is one board members hope will allow downtown revitalization efforts to continue.
NDDA lost $25,000 in funding from the City of Natchez in November 2009. The city had funded that organization since 1988. The money previously allocated funded the salary of the NDDA director. Currently the organization is working without a director with a volunteer board and membership.
When the city cut funding during 2009 budget hearings, the Natchez-Adams County Economic Development Authority board voted to provide $12,500 in funding. The EDA has since been dissolved.
The downtown rally will be from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Memorial Park.
Admission is free and food and beverages will be provided along with live music from Apostles Creed.


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New Java Power Tools poll: What Java IDE do you use
The IDE you use can arguably play an important role in your productivity as a developer. Does your IDE blend into the background and become a natural extension of your brain? Or do you struggle endlessly with plugins and unintuitive menu options? If there's a subject that every Java developer has an opinion on, it's this one. I've added a new poll on the Java Power Tools website: what Java IDE do you use?
Personally, I am a long-time Eclipse user (albeit with a coherent set of extensions such as Exadel Studio or MyEclipse). However, after the last Java Sun Developer days, and as part of work on the Java Power Tools book, I've been taking another look at NetBeans (version 5.5). So far, I have been pleasantly surprised: the Subversion and Maven 2 support which was cruelly lacking in the previous versions is now first class. We'll see if it holds its promises in other areas.
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If Mr. Gates goes to the Great Wall and is denied access to a never-before-seen PLA base, the visit will likely be dismissed by critics as an example of "military tourism."
That's what happened back in the late 1990s, when then-Defense Secretary William S. Cohen was shown an aging missile defense facilities in what officials at the time said was a propaganda effort by the Chinese to show the United States how backward their military was — all the better reason the United States should lift the embargo on military sales and loosen advanced technology controls.
So far, no U.S. military or defense leader has been allowed to visit the real Chinese Pentagon — a vast underground command center known as the Western Hills near Beijing. China's military has prohibited all U.S. military personal from the site, although there have been reports that Russian military visitors have seen it.
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The FBI has joined Newark, Del., police in probing the mysterious murder of John "Jack" Wheeler III, a former Pentagon official and West Point graduate who was among a group of advocates in Washington leading the fight in recent years over how the U.S. government should conduct computer-based cyberwarfare.
Baltimore FBI spokesman Rich Wolf confirmed the bureau's assistance but declined to disclose details about the aid. "Right now, we're treating this as a homicide," Mr. Wolf said by telephone.
Mr. Wheeler, 66, was found murdered Dec. 31 in a landfill near Wilmington. Investigators said his body had been left in a trash bin in Newark, Del.
Investigators are said to be looking into several theories for the motive behind the killing, including a legal dispute with a neighbor or a robbery.
Mr. Wheeler held a security clearance and had worked as a contractor for the McLean office of the Mitre Corp., a defense contractor.
Mitre spokeswoman Jennifer Shearman said Mr. Wheeler worked on "outreach activities aimed at promoting discussions among government, industry, and academia on cyberdefense topics."
Mr. Wheeler, who was known as a fierce political infighter, in recent years helped set up a blue-ribbon panel of experts to study the issue of cyberwarfare.
Mr. Wheeler sided with the U.S. military and defense advocates who want cyberwarfare to be dominated by military warriors rather than intelligence officials, who have sought to make cyberwarfare more oriented toward gathering intelligence and conducting espionage.
The dispute over the military-versus-intelligence orientation of cyberwarfare and the legal authorities for each currently has slowed the U.S. government's cyberwarfare efforts.
Mr. Wheeler was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War and helped set up the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the Mall.
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And now, over in Vegas at CES, the Chinese company's 7-incher is on show at the Nvidia booth so we thought it would be rude if we didn't pay it a visit.
The ZTE T98, as it is labelled in the phone settings menu, apart from the quad-core (or should that be pent-core?) action, also packs Android 4.0.1 Ice Cream Sandwich, has a 1280 x 800 HD display, boasts 1GB of RAM and offers 16GB of onboard storage.
Cameras are 5- and 2-megapixel, with 1080p action mentioned - although this is probably referring to its output. There's a 4,000mAh battery built in and it measures in at 11.5mm thin. It's not rivalling Victoria Beckham on the skinny front then, but the curved sliver edges do make it appear slimmer than it is.
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Highly efficient enrichment of phosphopeptides by magnetic nanoparticles coated with zirconium phosphonate for phosphoproteome analysis†
Article first published online: 10 MAR 2008
DOI: 10.1002/rcm.3485
Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry
Volume 22, Issue 7, pages 1069–1080, 15 April 2008
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How to Cite
Wei, J., Zhang, Y., Wang, J., Tan, F., Liu, J., Cai, Y. and Qian, X. (2008), Highly efficient enrichment of phosphopeptides by magnetic nanoparticles coated with zirconium phosphonate for phosphoproteome analysis. Rapid Commun. Mass Spectrom., 22: 1069–1080. doi: 10.1002/rcm.3485
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Publication History
- Issue published online: 26 MAR 2008
- Article first published online: 10 MAR 2008
- Manuscript Accepted: 3 FEB 2008
- Manuscript Revised: 30 JAN 2008
- Manuscript Received: 31 OCT 2007
Funded by
- National Natural Science Foundation of China. Grant Numbers: 20505018, 20505019, 20635010, 20735005, 30621063
- National Key Program for Basic Research of China. Grant Numbers: 2006CB910801, 2006CB910803, 2007CB714104, 2006AA02A308
The location of phosphorylation plays a vital role for the elucidation of biological processes. The challenge of low stoichiometry of phosphoproteins and signal suppression of phosphopeptides by nonphosphopeptides in mass spectrometry (MS) analysis makes the selective enrichment of phosphopeptides prior to MS analysis necessary. Besides the immobilized metal affinity chromatography (IMAC) method, some affinity methods based on nanoparticles displayed a higher enrichment efficiency for phosphopeptides such as Fe3O4/TiO2 and Fe3O4/ZrO2 nanoparticles. To further improve the selectivity and compatibility of the affinity methods, a novel strategy based on magnetic nanoparticles coated with zirconium phosphonate for the enrichment of phosphopeptides has been developed in this study. Under optimized experimental conditions, 1 × 10−9 M phosphopeptides in 50 µL tryptic digest of β-casein could be enriched and identified successfully. Reliable results were also obtained for 1 × 10−8 M phosphopeptides in 50 µL tryptic digest of β-casein in the presence of nonphosphopeptides from a tryptic digest of bovine serum albumin (BSA) over 20 times in concentration. The performance of nanoparticles for use in a real sample was further demonstrated by employing the strong cation-exchange chromatography (SCX) fraction of a tryptic digest of a protein extract from Chang liver cells as a model sample. Experimental results show that the nanoparticles can be easily and effectively used for enrichment of phosphopeptides in low concentration. Most importantly, our approach is more compatible with commonly used SCX strategies than Fe3+-IMAC. The proposed method thus has great potential for future studies of large-scale phosphoproteomes. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Against a larger domestic role for the U.S. military.
Oct 24, 2005, Vol. 11, No. 06 • By MACKUBIN THOMAS OWENS
Contrary to what many Americans believe, the Constitution itself does not prohibit the use of the military in domestic affairs. Indeed, the U.S. military has intervened in domestic affairs some 167 times since the founding of the Republic. In the Anglo-American tradition, the first line of defense in enforcing the law was the posse comitatus, literally "the power of the county," understood to be the people at large who constituted the constabulary of the shire. When order was threatened, the "shire-reeve" or sheriff would raise the "hue and cry," and all citizens who heard it were bound to render assistance in apprehending a criminal or maintaining order. Thus, the sheriff in the American West would "raise a posse" to capture a lawbreaker.
If the posse comitatus was not able to maintain order, the force of first resort was the militia of the various states, the precursor of today's National Guard. In 1792, Congress passed two laws that permitted implementation of Congress's constitutional power "to provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the union, suppress insurrections, and repel invasions." They were the Militia Act and the "Calling Forth" Act, which gave the president limited authority to employ the militia in the event of domestic emergencies. In 1807, at the behest of President Thomas Jefferson, who was troubled by his inability to use the regular Army as well as the militia to deal with the Burr Conspiracy of 1806-07, Congress also declared the Army to be an enforcer of federal laws, not only as a separate force, but as a part of the posse comitatus.
Accordingly, troops were often used in the antebellum period to enforce the fugitive slave laws and suppress domestic violence. The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 permitted federal marshals to call on the posse comitatus to aid in returning a slave to his owner. In 1854, Franklin Pierce's attorney general, Caleb Cushing, issued an opinion that included the Army in the posse comitatus, writing that
Thus, in April 1851, federal marshals in Boston arrested Thomas Sims, a 17-year-old slave who had escaped from Georgia. He was held in a courthouse guarded by police and soldiers for nine days while his case was argued before a federal commissioner. When the commissioner decided in favor of Sims's owner, 300 armed deputies and soldiers took him from the courthouse before dawn and marched him to the Boston Navy Yard, where another 250 soldiers waited to place him aboard a ship that would carry him back into bondage.
In May 1854, a deputy marshal arrested Anthony Burns, an escaped Virginia slave, also in Boston. While a federal commissioner decided Burns's fate, abolitionists tried to rescue him. President Pierce sent federal troops to Boston to keep the peace, admonishing the district attorney to "incur any expense to insure the execution of the law." Troops were also used to suppress domestic violence between pro-and antislavery factions in "Bloody Kansas." Soldiers and Marines participated in the capture of John Brown at Harpers Ferry in 1859.
After the Civil War, the U.S. Army was involved in supporting the Reconstruction governments in the southern states, and it was the Army's role in preventing the intimidation of black voters and Republicans at southern polling places that led to the passage of the Posse Comitatus Act. In the election of 1876, President Ulysses S. Grant deployed Army units as a posse comitatus in support of federal marshals working to maintain order at the polls. In that election, Rutherford B. Hayes defeated Samuel Tilden with the disputed electoral votes of South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida. Southerners claimed that the Army had been misused to "rig" the election.
While the Posse Comitatus Act is usually portrayed as the triumph of the Democratic party in ending Reconstruction, the Army welcomed the legislation. The use of soldiers as a posse removed them from their own chain of command and placed them in the uncomfortable position of taking orders from local authorities who had an interest in the disputes that provoked the unrest in the first place. As a result, many officers came to believe that the involvement of the Army in domestic policing was corrupting the institution.
And this is the crux of the issue. The Posse Comitatus Act (Section 1385, Title 18 U.S.C.) prohibits the use of the military to aid civil authorities, in enforcing the law or suppressing civil disturbances except in cases and under circumstances expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Congress. As Robert W. Coakley, one of the foremost authorities on the use of the military in domestic affairs, has written:
The fact is that the Posse Comitatus Act, in conjunction with the so-called Insurrection Act, provides the president with all the power he needs to employ the military in domestic affairs if he believes it necessary. Although intended as a tool for suppressing rebellion when circumstances "make it impracticable to enforce the laws of the United States in any State or Territory by the ordinary course of judicial proceedings," presidents used this power on five occasions during the 1950s and '60s to counter resistance to desegregation decrees in the South. Reports indicate that President Bush chose not to invoke the Insurrection Act in the case of Katrina because of concerns that such an action would have been viewed as federal bullying of a Southern Democratic governor.
Do we really want to return to the days when "lesser authority" than the president could use the military for domestic purposes? The issue here is not the Posse Comitatus Act but the quality of American civil-military relations and a healthy military establishment.
THE U.S. MILITARY is currently stretched thin by missions in Iraq and Afghanistan. But the issue goes beyond stress on the force, active and reserve. History teaches that increasing the use of the military for domestic purposes adversely affects its ability to wage war. In a 1991 commentary on the relationship between pre-World War II Canadian military policy and the subsequent battlefield disasters the Canadians suffered at the beginning of the war, the late Harry Summers warned that when militaries lose sight of their purpose, the results can be catastrophic.
The U.S. military is structured to play "away games." It is good at protecting the United States by threatening the sanctuary of adversaries abroad. There are, of course, things the military can and should do to enhance the security of the American homeland, but we should not be blurring further the distinction between military activities and domestic affairs. To paraphrase what Caspar Weinberger said in opposition to the use of the military in the drug war, weakening the statutes that govern the use of the military in domestic affairs in response to Hurricane Katrina makes for terrible national security policy, poor politics, and guaranteed military failure sometime in the future.
The response to Katrina indicates that procedures at all levels of government must be streamlined. But the maintenance of both healthy civil-military relations and a combat-ready force dictates that we not repeal or modify the Posse Comitatus Act or give the president power beyond that of the Insurrection Act. And by no means should we expect the military to go beyond its current mission of supporting civil authorities in the event of domestic emergencies.
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Why doesn't UFC president Dana White make a fight between Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz? Liddell deserves the chance to fight Tito and I can tell you this is one fight that's one-sided toward Liddell beating the lights out of Tito. Every Liddell fan wants to see Chuck go out with a bang, and what would be better than a knockout of Tito?
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Miguel, if you're a fan of Chuck's, do you really want to see him fight again and possibly risk very serious brain injury? Once a person has one concussion, they're more apt to get another, and of a more severe nature. Liddell had a great career and has nothing to prove. He has beaten Tito twice. It's time for him to retire and not take a needless risk.
I can't tell you how sad I am to see Chuck Liddell possibly retire. Do you think if Chuck could prepare a better game plan for fights he could make another run at the title? I think ever since the Keith Jardine fight, Chuck has been more prone to push the action. He fought a smart fight with Silva because he respected Silva's knockout power. He took Silva down and had a good game plan. I think every time Chuck gets knocked out, he is ahead on the scorecards. Why risk rushing in and overcommitting for a knockout?
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The point isn't that he was ahead on the scorecards. The point is that he's unable to take a punch the way he used to and, because of that, he shouldn't be fighting.
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I agree, but I don't think he should even think about fighting non-Top 10 opponent. He's done.
Jersey City, N.J.
Well, Crofton, I wasn't insinuating. I was reporting what I had been told by sources close to the situation. Jardine may not be cut, and I wasn't suggesting that he should be, but rest assured the UFC is at least discussing it internally. The reason Dean took the point was because it did damage to Hamill. He said he noticed Jardine was getting wild with his punches and punching with his hand open on occasion. As a result, Dean decided to take the point away because Hamill was going to be diminished the rest of the fight. As for cutting Jardine, it's a tough call. I agree with your basic point about Jardine being an exciting fighter, but he has lost four in a row and five of his last six. And it's not like he's as exciting as, say, Wanderlei Silva. I'd like to see him stick around, because I believe he's a good fighter, but if you're a top guy, what does a win over Jardine mean at this point? And he's a high risk for those top guys because he is capable of winning. That creates a lose-lose scenario for potential Jardine opponents. If they win, they don't get much credit because they beat a guy who'd lost four in a row and five of six. If they lose, they get shredded for that very reason.
San Jose, Calif.
Brian, I had the same thought you did after learning it was a staph infection. But Hamill was examined by three physicians – his personal doctor, Dr. Vicki Mazzorana of the NAC and Dr. Jeff Davidson, who works for the UFC. All three cleared him to fight and said he posed no risk. The scab was hard and the doctors said that even if it had come off during the fight, there was no chance of it affecting Jardine. And no, I don't think the UFC had anything to do with it. It wouldn't have been a huge blow, first of all, because they didn't have a lot of money tied up in the bout. It was a huge blow when Brock Lesnar pulled out of his scheduled fight with Shane Carwin that was set for UFC 106 and if the UFC was going to try to pull a fast one to avert a "huge blow," that would have been the fight they would have done it with. There was nothing – literally nothing – financially at stake for the UFC in the TUF Finale. Hamill was cleared because three independent physicians examined him and they found he posed no risk. I normally err on the side of caution and my first reaction was that he shouldn't have been allowed to fight. But when you consider that three doctors examined him independently and all came to the same conclusion, I was satisfied.
It's clear to me that Jamie Varner got robbed in his fight with Kamal Shalorus at WEC 49 on Sunday in Edmonton, Alberta. How any judge could have given Shalorus the first round is beyond comprehension. What remedies are available to Varner to have this call overturned?
Taylor Kennedy
Taylor, I agree with you that Varner should have gotten the decision. I had it 29-27 for Varner, giving Varner Rounds 1 and 2 and giving Shalorus the third. With the point deduction for the low blow, that made it 29-27. That said, it's a judgment call. He has about as much chance of overturning that as Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga had of getting Jim Joyce's call at first base overturned in his near-perfect game.
I noticed that there was a female referee in two of the fights at the TUF Finale on Saturday, and was really impressed with her. I'm all for seeing more female referees. Frankly, I don't care if it's a man or a woman as long as we get some better referees to replace the couple of poor ones we have and also to take the pressure off the great referees like Steve Mazzagatti and Herb Dean. I was wondering if you think we will see more new referees this year. I think its good for the sport.
Charley Curtis
Vista, Calif.
The female referee was Kim Winslow and she did a fine job Saturday. She's a good referee. I agree with your point that better referees are needed and I'd like to see some developed. I'm not sure you're serious about Mazzagatti, though. I like Steve personally and don't think he's nearly as bad as UFC president Dana White does, but I would hardly say Steve is great. Herb is great. Steve, he's less than great.
I feel Rashad Evans might be the most overrated fighter in the UFC. What do you think? He had a draw against Tito Ortiz that technically Tito won, and match after match he's seemed to have gotten lucky. I think he was lucky against Rampage Jackson at UFC 114. Does he have a shot at Mauricio "Shogun" Rua?
Linden, Mich.
I totally disagree with you. I think Evans is outstanding. He's not the most exciting fighter, but his win over Rampage was the residue of hard work, a smart game plan and a lot of talent. He does have a shot to defeat Shogun, in my opinion.
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- Keith Jardine
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Cloud services are just as susceptible to network outages as any other platform. This concise book shows you how to prepare for potentially devastating interruptions by building your own resilient and reliable applications in the public cloud. Guided by engineers from 9apps—an independent provider of Amazon Web Services and Eucalyptus cloud solutions—you'll learn how to combine AWS with open source tools such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis.
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The next Brussels Briefing on the subject of "Emerging donors and rising powers in agriculture in ACP countries" will take place on Tuesday 27 October 2015 from 9:00h to 13:00h at the ACP Secretariat (451 Avenue Georges Henri, 1200 Brussels, Room C ). The will discuss the key challenges and new opportunities to enhance South-South and Triangular cooperation. The Briefing will: i) review successes and the lessons learned from research and practice; ii) promote the exchange of information on best practices and drivers of success; iii) feed into the debate various perspectives on policy options.
The Brussels Briefing on 'Women entrepreneurs – key players in ACP agribusiness development' took place on Thursday 17 September 2015 at the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACP) Secretariat. Five women: three from sub-Saharan Africa, one from the Caribbean and one from the Pacific region, gave fascinating accounts of starting and managing agribusinesses. They talked about the factors that had driven their success and the challenges they face. Read the stories: Lovin Kobusingye, Kati Farms, Uganda; Simone Zoundi, Sodepal, Burkina Faso; Alberta Vitale, Women in Business Inc., Samoa;Rosemund Benn, Pomeroon Women's Agro-Processor Association, Guyana; and Tepsy Ntseoane, Eve's Eden, South Africa.
The historical ties between the EU and Africa have undergone significant change in the past decade. While development aid remains an instrument for engagement with the African countries, security concerns and economic relations have gained traction. While the EU, as a bloc, remains Africa's largest trading partner, it is facing increasing competitive pressures from the United States and China. At this roundtable organized by the German Marshall Fund, Secretary General of the ACP explained the need to deconstruct the discourse and recognize that trade in commodities have not brought economic transformation in ACP countries.
The EU-ACP Partnership Agreement expires in 2020. To facilitate a well-informed, evidence based and multi-actor dialogue on the future of this relationship, ECDPM initiated an independent political economy analysis (PEA) of the ACP-EU partnership. This type of analysis does not look at "what should be done" to revitalise the relationship but at "what kind of reforms are feasible" in the current political and institutional context. It is hoped that this will help parties to ensure that future cooperation arrangements are fit for purpose to deal with the international cooperation challenges of the 21st century.
Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) called on Italy to invest in Zambia and the COMESA region to boost the economy. COMESA secretary general Sindiso Ngwenya said more than 870 million people were undernourished while others died from ailments, hence the need for all member states to develop sustainable lifestyles and use best technology to create a balance between availability and consumption of resources. The announcement was made during the presentation of credentials by Italy's special representative to COMESA in Lusaka yesterday that Italy was the key contributor to the European Development Fund through which COMESA has both bilateral and multilateral relations.
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) urged UK Prime Minister David Cameron to address to the regional reparation demand for slavery, when visiting Jamaica. The chairman of the Reparation Commission, Hilary Beckles, said in an open letter to the British Prime Minister that the reparation issue is vital because legacies of slavery that continue to derail, undermine and haunt our best efforts at sustainable economic development of the region. The letter recalled that UK and other European nations amassed large fortunes and strengthened their economies through the wealth extracted from the Caribbean territories and through the exploitation of Caribbean people and land. The UK PM announced a £300M development package for various sectors of the economy.
Foreign investors, mostly from Norway, have now taken notice of the potential of the aquaculture industry in Kenya. Fisheries Principal Secretary Micheni Ntiba explains that the Government has a robust strategic plan for aquaculture development: "There are many things that need to be done in Kenya to upscale aquaculture development, and we invite our Norwegian partners to put their resources into this sector." Norway has a highly developed aquaculture industry, from breeding to harvesting of fish, to value addition and marketing, and the country is looking to export its model to Kenya, and the larger East Africa region.
The Governement of Zimbabwe is in consultation with the European Union to identify a future programme to support with the implementation of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). EU ambassador to Zimbabwe Phillippe Van Damme explained that the EU, together with the ministries of Industry and Commerce and Finance and Economic Development and in close consultation with the private sector, was identifying a future programme for the country. Next year, the EU and private sector partners are expected to launch a €7 million fund to help government upgrade its investment policy on trade and facilitation and regional integration.
The European Commission communication 'Trade, Growth and Development' was published in January 2012 as a direct spin-off of the more general communication 'Trade, Growth and World Affairs. It was also a response to the criticism leveled by many non-Governmental organisations, governments of developing countries and other stakeholders at the Commission's trade policies (in particular economic partnership agreements) with traditional African, Caribbean and Pacific partners. The communication secured greater clarity and coordination between development-and trade-oriented policies.
This article states that the export-oriented German economy should consider alternative markets in Africa. Increased investments are needed for infrastructure, energy and in turn, this could enhance integration into efficient Global Value Chains (GVC). In light of the Euro Zone problems, the crisis in emerging markets, and the Chinese economic downturn, investment in Africa offers many opportunities. Indeed, recently the German Engineering Federation Association (VDMA) emphasized that Africa is awakening "from its slumber". Moreover, out of the ten fastest growing economies in the world currently six come from Africa.


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Deleted User9/26/2005 9:17:22 PM PermalinkI can see it now..... sergeant johnson: Alright listen up green fins we dont have much time! The terrorists are right outside our coast and i want them dead! private dolphin #1246: [dolphin noise] sergeant johnson: Son if i hear one more peep out of you i'll tie you to the boat to be used as a shield do you understand me?! private dolphin #1246: [dolphin noise] sergeant johnson: Alright anybody with a dart gun in flipper better be prepared for the ride of your lives!
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Deleted User9/26/2005 9:00:07 PM PermalinkI wonder how long it took the military to realize they'd lost them. "Wow. That was a bad storm. Good thing we've got things under control now. We got the people out. We're fixing the levys. The looting is over. We're draining New Orleans. Been a long two weeks. Are we forgetting anything?" "Hey, what about those dolphins?" "What dolphins?" "The ones we trained to kill and then armed with dart guns. What happened to them?" "Oh, friggin' hell......."
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