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RESTON, Va.Using positron emission tomography (PET) imaging with bioluminescencethe light produced by a chemical reaction within an organismresearchers are starting to understand the behavior of transplanted or implanted stem cells that may one day be used to develop new treatments for disease.
According to a study in the December Journal of Nuclear Medicine, scientists have found that using the unique combination of noninvasive PET imaging and optical (bioluminescent) imaging is an ideal method for tracking stem cell transplantation in small animal models, said Zhenghong Lee, an associate professor of nuclear medicine/radiology and biomedical engineering departments at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Researchers were able to use these two imaging techniques to follow stem cells for a longer time than previously had been achieved to determine their fate, explained Lee.
Human mesenchymal stems cells or multipotent marrow stromal cells (hMSCs) are self-renewing adult stem cells that are found in adult donor bone marrow. These stem cells, the bodys blank or master cells, may differentiate (or change) into bone, fat tissue and cartilage, said Lee. The promise of MSC therapiesderived from adult bone marrow and used as a viable and renewable source of stem cellsmandates research leading to a better understanding of the long-term fate and trafficking of transplanted MSCs in animal and human subjects, said the investigator at Case Westerns Center for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine. These progenitor cells may have great potential in providing future treatments for heart diseases, brain disorders and cancer and greatly reduce the need to use embryonic stem cells or other fetal tissues.
Specifically, this imaging research could help optimize treatments for individuals with graft-versus-host disease, a life-threatening condition where immune cells from donated marrow or cord blood attack the body of a bone marrow transpl
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July 19, 2008
Stars shine bright at Friday Night Lights
Jamie Newberg
Recruiting Analyst
Headlining Friday Night Lights were running backs Trent Richardson (Pensacola, Fla.) and Rodney Scott (Cross City, Fla.), quarterback Morgan Newton (Carmel, Ind.), wide receivers Jheranie Boyd (Ashbrook, N.C.), Nu'Keese Richardson (Pahokee, Fla.), and Dwayne Difton (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.), offensive lineman Jonotthan Harrison (South Lake, Fla.), defensive tackle Gary Brown (Quincy, Fla.), linebacker Jon Bostic (Wellington, Fla.), and defensive back Dre Kirkpatrick (Gadsden, Ala.).
As good as the rising seniors were, there was just as much talent there from the Class of 2010. Wide receivers Ricardo Miller (Orlando, Fla.) and Chris Dunkley (Royal Palm Beach, Fla.), quarterback Trey Burton (Venice, Fla.), running backs Eduardo Clements (Miami, Fla.)and Cassius McDowell (Deerfield Beach, Fla.), tight end Brian Vogler (Columbus, Ga.), offensive linemen Leon Orr (Gulf, Fla.) and Jose Jose (Miami, Fla.), defensive lineman Tavadis Glenn (Jacksonville, Fla.) and linebacker Tyrone Cornelius (Stone Mountain, Ga.) were just some of the young standouts.
Best of the Best
There were a number of quality quarterbacks on hand. No one stood head and shoulders above everyone else, but a few threw the ball pretty well. Four-star quarterback Morgan Newton made the trip from Indiana. He certainly has the size (6-feet-4, 205), showed a very lively arm and threw with pretty good accuracy. Class of 2010 member Trey Burton threw the ball very well for a kid still learning how to throw. Last season was his first as a signal caller for Venice (Fla.) High School.
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Wide receivers
This was perhaps the deepest position of the night. Headlining this group were Jheranie Boyd and Nu'Keese Richardson. Both players were virtually unstoppable all night. Boyd has good size (6-2, 185) and very good speed. He's tough at the line of scrimmage, runs pretty good routes, caught the ball well and was beating coverage all night long. The best way to describe Richardson is pure speed. This kid can really fly and he has excellent quickness. Like Boyd, he showed very good hands. Another standout was Dwayne Difton, who runs good routes and showed very good hands and concentration. He may lack superior top end speed like Boyd and Richardson, but he does have very good quickness. Two class of 2010 standouts were Chris Dunkley (Royal Palm Beach, Fla.) and Ricardo Miller (Orlando, Fla.). Both players can fly and have very good ball skills. They should be two of the better receiver prospects from the Sunshine State next season.
Offensive linemen
Jonotthan Harrison certainly showed up to play. He has a good frame, long arms and nice footwork. Harrison shows good athletic ability and has a chance to play tackle at the next level. Class of 2010 prospect Leon Orr (Gulf, Fla.) also stood out. Orr has good size and feet and seemed to move very well. Another one to keep an eye on is Jose Jose from Booker T. Washington High School in Miami. Jose has great feet and excels in the run game, he just needs to play with more consistency.
Defensive linemen
Gary Brown was clearly the standout of the big men on defense. He has quickness and athletic ability that's hard to find in tackles. Another big-time standout was a class of 2010 prospect from Jacksonville Terry Parker: Tavadis Glenn. At 6-6 and 254, Glenn played with the defensive line but looks like he could become a prototype offensive tackle. He has a great frame, long arms and moves very well. He currently plays guard and defensive tackle for his high school team. Keep an eye on him in the near future, he has bright future ahead of him.
Clearly, Jon Bostic was the man at this position last night. Bostic moves very well and has good athletic ability. He had some good moments in coverage and has quick recognition. Another standout was Sam Barrington (Jacksonville, Fla.). Barrington doesn't have Bostic's size but shows very good athletic ability and can really run. Class of 2010 standout Tyrone Cornelius moved as well as any linebacker there. He is rangy and athletic and should only get bigger, stronger and learn the game better as he continues to develop.
Defensive backs
The lone standout was five-star defensive back Dre Kirkpatrick. Kirkpatrick is a big cover guy that can run with just about anyone. He has good hips and turns with the fastest and quickest receivers. Kirkpatrick can be physical at the line of scrimmage and plays the ball well in the air. He showed good quickness and makeup speed as well.
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COLLEGE STATION -- Did climate change or humans cause the extinctions of the large-bodied Ice Age mammals (commonly called megafauna) such as the woolly rhinoceros and woolly mammoth? Scientists have for years debated the reasons behind the Ice Age mass extinctions, which caused the loss of a third of the large mammals in Eurasia and two thirds of the large mammals in North America, and now, an inter-disciplinary team from more than 40 universities around the world led by Professor Eske Willerslev and his group from the Centre for GeoGenetics, University of Copenhagen, have tried to answer the contentious question in one of the biggest studies of its kind ever.
The study by the team, which includes two Texas A&M University professors, is published online today in the journal Nature and reveals dramatically different responses of Ice Age species to climate change and human impact. Using ancient DNA, species distribution models and the human fossil record, the findings indicate that neither climate nor humans alone can account for the Ice Age mass extinctions.
"Our findings put a final end to the single-cause theories of these extinctions," says Willserslev. "Our data suggest care should be taken in making generalizations regarding past and present species extinctions; the relative impacts of climate change and human encroachment on species extinctions really depend on which species we're looking at."
The study reports that climate alone caused extinctions of woolly rhinoceros and musk ox in Eurasia, but a combination of climate and humans played a part in the loss of bison in Siberia and wild horse. While the reindeer remain relatively unaffected by any of these factors, the reasons causes of the extinction of the mammoth remain unresolved.
The study also reports that climate change has been intrinsically linked with major population size changes over the past 50,000 years, supporting the view that populations of man
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As his Maryland teammates hoisted him from the court, Jonathan Graham pounded his chest and screamed so loud everyone in Verizon Center could hear. There were 17 minutes left in Sunday's game against George Washington, and the Terrapins were behind by 13 points, and Graham sensed they needed a boost. So he drove baseline, met Isaiah Armwood near the paint, rose up, absorbed contact and threw the basketball into the hoop.
That Graham felt compelled, in that moment, to unleash such energy said plenty about both him and Maryland's sluggish state. Those yells, while ultimately failing to jolt the Terps at the time, represented an exceedingly rare moment of outward emotion from a team that had displayed such little life in a 77-75 loss during the BB&T Classic.
"Huge lift," forward Jake Layman said. "He brought so much intensity. His rebounding, the and-one was huge for us. He got us going."
Graham transferred to Maryland from Penn State with few expectations. In College Park, he would finish his career as a preferred walk-on. This season, a dearth of scholarship players meant Graham earned one. Next season, when a four-man, top-five recruiting class arrives, Graham likely will be taken off.
No matter. He knows his role, even if until Sunday it existed solely as a scout-team look and garbage-time post player after earning an NCAA waiver to become eligible immediately. But Charles Mitchell and Shaq Cleare were in foul trouble. Coach Mark Turgeon needed a boost. So he sent in Graham.
"I was prepared for however many minutes I was going to play," Graham said. "I didn't know if it was going to be however many it was tonight, or just five or two minutes. It didn't matter. I just prepared like I do normally for every game."
Turns out, Graham was needed for 15 minutes, by far a season-high. In fact, he had combined for just 19 minutes in five previous games, and the junior hadn't played 15 minutes since Feb. 9, 2013 against Nebraska.
Graham justified Turgeon's confidence – he played four more minutes than Cleare – with five points, five rebounds and three blocked shots. For reference, Cleare has blocked only two shots this season; Mitchell has swatted five. Graham defended well, set strong screens and made all three free-throw attempts.
"I thought Jonathan Graham gave us great minutes, played hard, we raised our intensity up a level because of him," Turgeon said.
Enough to justify more playing time? Given Maryland's surplus on the wing, frontcourt minutes are at a premium this season. Cleare only averages 17.2 per game and Mitchell receives 20.0. But it will be impossible for Turgeon to ignore the fury Graham brought to an otherwise listless team on Sunday, or the production Graham enjoyed while providing that emotional lift.
"All I'm really worried about is what's best for the team," Graham said. "If it means my minutes go up for us to win, then so be it. If not, and I'm where I might be tonight, for spot plays or things like that, as long as we're winning games that's what I'm about.
>> Turgeon shook up the starting lineup by switching Varun Ram in for Nick Faust. It didn't go so well. Ram immediately fouled on George Washington's first possession, then committed a turnover, then fouled again.
The junior eventually played 11 minutes and hit a huge three-pointer from the right corner with five minutes left that brought Maryland within 11 points.
Freshman Roddy Peters was more impressive, and continued to build a case to start. He played 19 minutes, scored 11 points, handed out three assists, swiped three steals and committed just two turnovers. He was aggressive as the free safety on Maryland's diamond press, and had two steals in the final three minutes as the Terps made their big run.
"I thought he just played," Turgeon said. "Defensively he did some nice things, had the big steal there at half-court. I think our whole team got aggressive when they started to feel it."
Peters still has plenty to learn, including what to do when zone defenses simply stop guarding him on the perimeter like the Colonials did during the second half.
>> Turgeon was asked about the technical foul he received while arguing a call against Faust. It clearly still irked him, but he held back.
"Oh boy," he said. "I can't really say what I want to say. I was just trying to make it fair."
>> One quote, apropos of nothing, that wasn't mentioned in the postgame scrum: "We even talked about huddles," Turgeon said. "Our huddles were better tonight. Might not mean much to you guys. They mean a lot to me."


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Marie DeSalles, 88, passed away peacefully in San Jose after a short illness. She was a native of South Dakota and lived most of her life in Turlock, where she served as the Court Clerk at Turlock Judicial Court for 27 years. In 2003 she moved to San Jose to live closer to her children.
Bill Doerksen, age 85, passed away on May 27, 2015, at Grace Home in Livingston. He was born in Dos Palos, California, in 1929, the beloved son of John B. and Margaret Doerksen and brother to Florence. Bill lived in Escondido, California until the age of ten when his family moved and began dairy farming in Denair.
Stetpen Andrew Regas of Turlock was born 10-13-1944 and passed 5-28-2015. he was a gentle man, tender in heart, generous in spirit. He is survived by his daughter Rachel Duarte, son in law Tony Duarte & three grandsons Micah, Noah & Elijah Duarte. Services will be June 4th at 11 am at Turlock Memorial Park.
Louise Adele Marchant, 88, of Turlock, passed away May 26 at Doctors Medical Center surrounded by her loving family. She was the second daughter born in 1926 to Leopoldo and Confida Poggi, Italian immigrants, in San Francisco.
Marjorie Miller, 92, of Turlock, passed away at Alexander Cohen Hospice House in Hughson. Marjorie was born in Texas, one of 6 children born to Mr & Mrs Harrelson. She was raised in Missouri and attended schools in Missouri. She married Charles "Chuck" Edward Miller in Prineville, Oregon in 1945. Chuck and Marjorie and her family ran a commercial fishing business in Kenai, Alaska. She was a housewife and was involved with running the family business for 50 years.
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Christians Massacred in Moluccas
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AMBON, Indonesia, APRIL 28, 2002 (Zenit.org).- Armed attackers raided a mainly Christian village on the outskirts of Ambon, killing at least 12 people and raising fresh doubts about the chances for peace in the Moluccas, news services reported.
Armed with rifles, grenades and daggers, about a dozen men shouting "kill them all" today stormed the village of Soya, about 2,500 kilometers (1,600 miles) east of Jakarta, witnesses told the Associated Press.
They set 30 homes and a Protestant church on fire, and went from house to house, shooting into those that were occupied. Six Christians, including an infant, were stabbed to death and six others were killed in fires. Two more were believed to have been shot to death. Indonesia´s official Antara news agency also said six people were wounded.
The murders came two days after the militant Islamic group Laskar Jihad rejected the February peace deal, which aimed to halt the three years of fighting between Muslims and Christians that has left thousands dead.
"It may be the end of the peace deal," said Christian pastor Cornelius Bohm in Ambon. "There is no doubt that it was Laskar Jihad" behind today´s attack, he said. A police source in Ambon, however, refused to speculate on the religion of the killers.


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Dell announces new laptops and tablets for education -- Windows, Chrome OS and Android
Education is a very important market for computer manufacturers and other technology companies. Just yesterday, Microsoft announced a huge deal with the New York City Public Schools, to offer Office 365 to all of its students and teachers for free.
Today, Dell is presenting new hardware to the education segment; new laptops and tablets running Chrome OS, Android and Windows. By offering a diverse range of form factors and platforms, the manufacturer can gain access to many school systems and classrooms.
Acer announces C740 and C910 Chromebooks for education
Chromebooks are wonderful computers, albeit a bit limited. Sure, some people can get by using them as a full-time machine, but if you need specialized software, a true desktop operating system may be required. With that said, many users live in the browser nowadays, so it makes total sense for them.
Where Chromebooks really shine, however, is in education. You see, Chrome OS is a very secure platform that keeps students safe from malware. Best of all, they are easy to maintain by IT. Today, Acer announces two new Chromebooks designed for education -- the 15.6 inch C910 and 11.6 inch C740.
I sold my MacBook Pro and bought a Chromebook
Yesterday afternoon, a San Diego State University student bought my MacBook Pro—13-inch Retina Display, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD—for $1,100. I purchased the laptop from local dealer DC Computers in late-August 2014 for a few hundred dollars more. The buyer's interest was my own: Mac, large SSD, and extended warranty (expires April 2017).
The proceeds go to buying Toshiba Chromebook 2 (two, another for my wife) and Android phone for her. She moves from iPad Air, which has been, since September 2014, her PC—and that experience should be another story (be patient). If time travel was possible, I would keep, rather than sell, my Chromebook Pixel early last summer. The Chromie lifestyle suits me best, and I am excited to be back to it. However, in December, when reviewing the tech products that changed my digital lifestyle last year, including the switch to Apple's platforms: "I can't imagine using anything else". I lied to myself, and unintentionally to you.
Acer announces world's-first 15.6 inch Chromebook, adds touch to 13 inch model
Chromebooks are limited machines, but they have their place. Quite frankly, I use one almost daily for writing in my car. They are lightweight, and for the most part, inexpensive, so I do not worry too much if it gets dinged up or lost. My biggest complaint about these computers, however, is that many manufacturers seem to think Chromebooks are only about being low cost, and that is simply not the case. You see, some people like laptops with Chrome OS not for their price, but for their simplicity and ease of use. Those people may want a mid-range Chromebook and not some chintzy turd.
Acer has been a big proponent of the Chromebook movement and their offerings have been a good mix of quality and value. Today, the manufacturer announces the worlds-first 15.6 inch Chromebook. While that is exciting on its own, there is even more news -- it can have an optional Broadwell processor!
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As a fat guy, I love doughnuts; it's like its in my DNA. If the detectives on Law and Order took a sample of my blood, and looked under a microscope, they would see sprinkles and frosting swimming around with the platelets and stuff. If they were hunting for a robbery suspect called the Doughnut Bandit, I'd likely be guilty. They could probably follow the trail of powdered sugar from the crime scene to my house.
Truth be told, I do not discriminate either; all doughnut brands are welcome -- Entenmann's, Dunkin Donuts and Krispy Kreme to name a few. Today however, one of those companies, Krispy Kreme, turns to Google for its newest tech need. You see, the doughnut pusher is now using Chromebooks in its stores. The usage is odd though, as the company wants its customers to talk to strangers over Hangouts.
Amazon wants your Cyber Monday money with new deals every 10 minutes, starting now!
Black Friday is now out of the way, and while there have already been a number of technology deals available, things now get serious as we approach Cyber Monday. As has become the norm, retailers are no longer waiting for the day itself to roll around before trying to lure customers in. Amazon is no different as its Cyber Monday deals start today.
There are, of course, a few headline grabbing offers to be had, but the online giant is looking to maintain shoppers' interest by offering new deals every ten minutes. Don't see anything that takes your fancy right now? Just stick around, because you never know what may show up in the next batch of deals.
Google can count many blessings this Thanksgiving
While I keep the list short this year, it wouldn't be U.S. Thanksgiving without my writing about gratitude, and why some tech company's executives, employees, and partners should prostrate and pray "Thanks".
Let's start off with Google, which continues a great run that started with Larry Page's return as CEO in April 2011. If he's not all smiles this Turkey Day, someone should slap that man aside the head. I could tick off a hundred things for which he should give thanks. For brevity's sake, so you can get back to the big game and bigger bird, I select some things that might not come to mind.
Ho! Ho! Ho! Google Claus gifting 1TB of Drive storage to new Chromebook buyers
Santa Claus is a great man; he delivers gifts to all of us as a reward for being good. While people have tried to trick me into thinking he isn't real, I refuse to fall for it. Of course he is real! Who else is putting presents under my tree? My mom? I think I would have caught her by now.
As great as Santa Claus is, apparently, Google is looking to get into the gifting game too. You see, the search-giant is giving away 1TB of Google Drive storage for two years. Hell, for many, that is better than a crappy wooden train from Santa Claus! To score the free storage, you only need to buy a new Chromebook.
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NORCROSS -- "The job search itself is a job," Jeff Carroll said while waiting for a chance to speak to an employer at a job fair Thursday.
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Sharon Dubois sat at a table completing an application for ezprints, a Norcross business looking to fill about 40 temporary or seasonal positions within the next few weeks.
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Over the course of four hours, 512 people attended the job fair, which was sponsored by the Georgia Department of Labor's Gwinnett Career Center, the Norcross Cooperative Ministry and Norcross First United Methodist Church. The event brought together employers from Gwinnett and the surrounding area looking to hire as well as organizations that provide services for job seekers and the unemployed.
"Georgia, (unemployment) is pretty high, higher than the national average," said Carolyn Coburn-Allen, an employment marketing representative with the state Department of Labor. "Here in Gwinnett we're a little bit better than the state, below 10 percent, but we still have a lot of gaps to fill."
Carroll, 45, worked in the IT industry doing network support for a Norcross company for 10 years when the company downsized in December and his job was eliminated. He has been living off his severance since and recently started job searching.
"I wanted to come and get my resume out here and see what training programs are available and what companies are hiring," he said Thursday. "I'm doing everything I can to network and attend job fairs, just trying to see what's out there."
Dubois' position as a medical secretary in a pediatrician's office was eliminated in May.
"It got kind of slow," the 47-year-old Norcross resident said. "People lost their jobs, they don't have health care. There's a lot of people not bring their children to the physician's office."
As far as what kind of job she's looking for, "To me, at this point, it doesn't really matter," Dubois said. "I just need a job right now."
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"You don't know how long you're going to be unemployed, so it's very discouraging to not really know, 'When am I going to get that one opportunity, that one interview, that one job?'" the Grayson resident said. "That's what, for me, is very discouraging."
There was some hope for job seekers Thursday. The Gwinnett County Police Department was on hand recruiting applicants to fill about 40 officer positions likely before then end of the year.
Hi-Hope Center of Lawrenceville is looking to hire staff within the next few weeks, including part-time and on-call positions for individuals to work weekdays in the center's day services program, which serves adults with developmental disabilities, as well an individuals to work in one of the organization's six group homes.
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^I agree. In a way, that scene epitomised what was wrong with the movie.
I saw it today, and in a conversation afterward I summed up my feelings as follows:
"It was good." *Shrug*
There was a lot to like. Freeman was very appealing as Bilbo, and the movie did a good job of turning the dwarves into something more than just comic relief. (I particularly liked the strong sense that they were a diaspora community) A number of scenes were well-executed, particularly the Riddle Game and the battle with the Orcs.
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long: worse, it felt padded. The new material was not well-integrated with the rest of the film, and in some cases led to bad choices like the final battle described above. Somehow, Middle Earth seemed a lot less real and substantial this time around.
Finally, for some reason, I really noticed what a sausage-fest these stories are, this time. Who knew that Arwen was such an important addition to LOTR?
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So, I would give it a positive but unenthusiastic rating: B+. I'll go see the next one--but I'll be hoping it will be better than this one.
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In Response to Re: Toronto Record Tracker: This is too funny: http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/blog/puck_daddy/post/Phil-Kessel-Missing-posters-will-likely-not-pl;_ylt=AvCEG9fKIJ4TCRVAViA1TM97vLYF?urn=nhl more »
Forum Post: Who are you cheering for tonight? Tor vs Mon
Posted 02/12/2011 06:09:26 EST
If only both teams could get no points but considering the Habs are much closer to the Bruins in the standings than the, what are they, 27th place Leafs, I'll be watching and hoping both clubs hammer more »
Posted 02/10/2011 09:10:35 EST
NJ has tied the game 1-1 early in the third. A certain #81 is still scoreless although he did provide a nice set-up for the Leaf goal by Kulemin. more »
Forum Post: The Reaction in Montreal.
Posted 02/10/2011 06:16:06 EST
The Bruins played the kind of physical game we've longed to see. They initiated the action by stepping into as many Habs as possible and the Canadiens couldn't handle it. Montreal fans would be crow more »
Forum Post: Pierre LeBrun tweets
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Forum Post: What was Krejci thinking?
Posted 02/09/2011 11:08:50 EST
I admire Krejci's pluck but in the big picture, it wasn't wise. He's been concussed not too mention putting his hand/wrist at risk. Despite his un-Krejci-like play at times this year, he's a valuabl more »
Posted 02/09/2011 10:38:16 EST
In Response to Pierre LeBrun tweets: LeBrun called Thornton and Boychuk gutless for beating on Spacek and Hamrik. I'm not going to say it was the smartest move, but it's just like Gleason on Kulemin. more »
Forum Post: Chiarelli Plans on Making Trade, Will Consider Dealing 1st Pick From Toronto?
Posted 02/08/2011 11:45:58 EST
I'm with those who suggest its good business practice for Chiarelli to float the notion of the Leaf pick's potential availability out there. Should he actually put the pick in play, my preference wou more »
Forum Post: Ratt Cooke At It Again
Posted 02/08/2011 11:28:02 EST
It felt so good to see Evander Kane score the TKO against Cooke last year. Would be even sweeter if Cooke, himself, were the recipient of a Cooke-like hit from someone with the result being, yes, a c more »
Posted 02/07/2011 09:35:07 EST
Atl did the Bruins no favours tonight losing 5-4. more »
Forum Post: Thought's on Alexei Kovalev
Posted 02/07/2011 09:23:29 EST
In Response to Re: Thought's on Alexei Kovalev: I agree with you guys on the work ethic & that scares me too. But being a UFA he could very well go on a tear after getting out of Ottawa. Not sure if I more »
Posted 02/07/2011 09:14:34 EST
Make that 5-4 Leafs with under 8 minutes left in regulation. more »
Forum Post: A move is coming
Posted 02/07/2011 09:13:23 EST
Up here there are mixed thoughts on Kaberle's value. Burke knows he is one of the very few assets on the big roster but according to Darren Dreiger today, the word among many GMs is no more than a se more »
Posted 02/07/2011 09:05:26 EST
Talented? No question. Desire? Big question. more »
Posted 02/07/2011 09:03:25 EST
Wow! Bfuglien gets a massive assist on the Leafs' go ahead goal by Kulemin. 4-3 Leafs early in the third. more »
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Among Harris most underwhelming observations is that "Countries with high levels of atheism are also the most charitable in terms of the percentage of their wealth they devote to social welfare programs and the percentage in aid they give to the developing world." Of course, this statement is not accompanied by any references. And we all know that this is what he really means: Nations tending towards socialism also tend towards atheism.
But there is an interesting slight of hand, here. Socialist nations obtain funding for large social welfare programs not through "devotion" that could be deemed "charitable." They obtain funds through taxation enforced at the point of a gun. Those who do not contribute are not deemed to be "uncharitable" but, instead, "criminal."
This point cannot be lost as we analyze Harris' crass statements about the behavior of Christians in the aftermath of the 2004 tsunami that killed several hundred thousand: "(M)any conservative Christians viewed the cataclysm as evidence of God's wrath. God was apparently sending another coded message about the evils of abortion, idolatry, and homosexuality."
I don't know any Christians who thought God was sending a coded message when the tsunami struck. Perhaps some televangelist said something to the effect but, if so, I am not aware of it. Like most Christians, I ignore televangelists. But what I do know is that my church took up an offering for the victims. And several members of our church went overseas to help the victims. I have no recollection of any help coming from any atheists I know. And I know a lot of atheists – most of them giving only when the government forces them to do so.
I believe the most revealing statement in Harris' little book comes on page 54: "It is time we recognized the boundless narcissism and self-deceit of the saved." Perhaps I consider this statement to be so revealing because I was once an atheist.
During that dark time of my life I gave nothing to charity. I did no volunteer work. Instead, I railed against the political establishment and demanded radical changes that would move the country drastically further to the left. I demanded radical leftist tax and welfare schemes that I knew would never be accepted by a majority of the American people. But by making those arguments I was able to deceive myself into thinking I was a superior moral being. There was no real chance I would have to deal with the consequences of my ideas.
I see a similar self-deceit and narcissism in the writings of Sam Harris. And I know there is only One solution.
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I googled "order flow trading" and just reading briefly it sounds like this might be a pattern written into an algorithm that someone is using as a stratgey to purchase a large amount of shares over a period of time without having to chase the price higher. I'm not a stock professional, and like Bill, would also be interested if others have insight that might answer the "2100" trades question.


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Temperature, not snowfall, has been driving the fluctuating size of Peru's Quelccaya Ice Cap, whose dramatic shrinkage in recent decades has made it a symbol for global climate change, a Dartmouth-led study shows.
The findings support many scientists' suspicions that tropical glaciers are rapidly shrinking because of a warming climate, and will help scientists to better understand the natural variability of past and modern climate and to refine models that predict tropical glaciers' response to future climate change.
The study appears in the journal Geology. A PDF is available on request.
Dartmouth glacial geomorphologist Meredith Kelly and her lab team used field mapping combined with the beryllium-10 surface exposure dating method and ice cores obtained by Ohio State University paleoclimatologist Lonnie Thompson to examine how the Quelccaya Ice Cap has expanded and retreated over the past millennium. It is the first time that a record of past glacial extents has been compared directly with an annually dated ice core record from the same ice mass.
During the last millennium, a significant cooling event known as the Little Ice Age occurred, but scientists don't know what caused the cooling or its geographic extent. The Dartmouth-led team determined beryllium-10 ages of moraines or glacier sediments -- that mark the past positions of Qori Kalis, an outlet glacier that has been monitored by Thompson since he first visited Quelccaya in the early 1960s. The Quelccaya Ice Cap, the largest ice mass in the tropics, sits 18,000 feet above sea level in the Peruvian Andes.
The results show that Qori Kalis advanced to its late Holocene maximum position prior to
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