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19 March 1937, Algiers, Louisiana, USA. Henry began performing during the 50s with a New Orleans-based R&B group led by Bobby Mitchell. The singer later began work with band leader Paul Gayten who accompanied him on his 1957 smash Aint Got No Home. However, it was not until 1961 that But I Do provided a follow-up to this novelty song, earning Henry a US number 4 and UK number 3 hit. Co-written by Bobby Charles, the song featured several seasoned New Orleans musicians, including the young Allen Toussaint, and relaunched Henrys career. The same year a further international success, You Always Hurt The One You Love - previously a hit for the Mills Brothers in 1944 - echoed the same effortless style. The following single fared better in the UK, with Lonely Street/Why Cant You narrowly missing the Top 40, but it was the artists last substantial hit. He continued to record for a...


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Utah Utes football: Utes going back to old adage 'one game at a time;' next up, Cal
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — On the surface, there doesn't appear to be a whole lot of significance to Saturday's game between Utah and California at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
The Utes (2-5, 0-4) are on a four-game skid and the Bears (3-5, 2-3) have lost four of their last six outings. Pac-12 division championship hopes are all but officially gone for both teams. In addition, the loser of this meeting is assured a regular-season finish of .500 or worse.
To the winner, though, comes a little more optimism — a step in the right direction as the season heads into its final month.
Utah's bid for a 10th-consecutive winning season and 10th-straight bowl appearance is in dire need of a jumpstart. The quest has stalled. The Utes haven't won a game since edging BYU 24-21 on Sept. 15. Losses to Arizona State, USC, UCLA and Oregon State followed — putting the streaks in jeopardy.
"While our effort and determination continues to be strong, we haven't been able to put a complete game together to get the result we want," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said in the program's weekly press release.
The Utes, thus, are subscribing to the old adage of taking things one game at a time in the bid to reach their goals.
"The big picture can only even be a picture if we get one right now," said junior linebacker Trevor Reilly. "So that's our big focus this week."
Senior defensive tackle Dave Kruger also noted that the Utes can't afford to look too far down the road. The big picture, he explained, must take a backseat to the task at hand.
"You take it one game at a time," Kruger said. "We've just got to relax, play our game. Things will come along and we should be good."
The first hurdle, however, could be quite a challenge.
Cal defeated Utah 34-10 last year in San Francisco. The Bears held the Utes, who turned the ball over four times, to 13 rushing yards and just 11 first downs.
"They are a dangerous team that is very talented on both sides of the football," Whittingham said. "They haven't been able to put it together this season and have had some struggles, much like we have, but make no mistake they are one of the more talented teams in the conference."
As such, Whittingham added that it'll take Utah's "best effort to get the win."
Although Cal returned just six starters on both sides of the ball this year, the Bears do have quarterback Zach Maynard, top receiver Keenan Allen and tailback Isi Sofele back on the field.
The game will be a homecoming for Sofele. The Cottonwood High graduate has played well at Cal. The senior has ran for 2,172 yards and 13 touchdowns in his career with the Bears.
"I'm sure he'll be very emotional, being from there," Cal coach Jeff Tedford told the San Francisco Chronicle. "He appreciates his roots back home. I'm sure he'll have a lot of family there."
Another Cottonwood alum, junior defensive lineman Keni Kaufusi, also plays for the Bears.
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Back in the 1930s, when this version of the story takes place, the part might've been played by someone like Ralph Bellamy, the obligatory third wheel in movies about the relationship between bigger stars like Irene Dunne and Cary Grant -- or, in McKinnon's case, between Hunter and George Clooney (as her first husband, whom she divorced while he was in prison). It isn't a terribly lengthy role and, however purposefully, it borders on being stock caricature, but McKinnon is a veritable veteran at making the most of whatever he has to work with.
"Especially in the context of a farce like this, except for two or three leading characters, most of the others have to be drawn rather quickly and in very broad strokes. It's a little frustrating. You're in and out of the story like that, so there isn't much time to add a lot of color or texture to your character, because the audience isn't going to get to know you very well, anyway," McKinnon explains with a shrug during a recent interview in Los Angeles.
Besides, the actor insists, the so-called "pros" far outnumbered that singular "con." For one thing, "I've been in awe of the Coen brothers ever since I saw Blood Simple, and it was incredibly rewarding to feel like I'd been granted a temporary membership in this exclusive repertory company of theirs," he says.
The icing on the cake was filming a memorable fisticuffs sequence in which he punches out Clooney. "That was fun," McKinnon admits with a grin. "I just psyched myself up by thinking about his salary per day compared to mine."
McKinnon may have a point, but he isn't doing too shabbily himself, really. The 41-year-old actor moved to Atlanta in the mid-'80s, after graduating from Valdosta State College and enrolling in the Alliance Theatre's acting internship program. For the next few years, he honed his skills on the local stage. He cites among his personal highlights Life and Limb at Horizon (co-artistic directors Jeff and Lisa Adler were "the first people in town to let me do something other than play the third goofy guy from the left") and The Nerd at Theatre in the Square (which brought that "goofy guy" front and center in one of his best showcases).
Occasional guest-spots followed on TV shows such as "Matlock" and "In the Heat of the Night," where McKinnon, playing a redneck drug dealer, uttered his "all-time favorite" line of dialogue: "We're gonna make Sparta a one-crackhouse town!" When he landed a full-fledged supporting role alongside Dennis Hopper, Barbara Hershey and Ed Harris in the cable movie Paris Trout, McKinnon knew it was time to test the waters out in L.A.
Since relocating from Atlanta some 10 years ago, he has found steady work in a string of films. On his very first audition, he landed a small part opposite Warren Beatty and Annette Bening in Bugsy, which led to more sizable roles as Richard Gere's lawyer in Sommersby, as Walter Matthau's son in The Grass Harp, and as one of the control-room technicians in Apollo 13. He was Sandra Bullock's ill-fated co-worker in The Net, and Ed Harris' gullible deputy in Needful Things (during the making of which McKinnon met and married his wife, actress Lisa Blount of An Officer and a Gentleman fame).
Most recently, McKinnon had one of his best roles to date as a fellow cop and Bible-thumping sparring partner to Ellen DeGeneres in the noirish 1999 thriller Goodbye, Lover. That the film died a quick and quiet death at the box-office was unfortunate. "I was really hoping that would be the one to bring me up to another level, where maybe I could be in contention for some bigger and better roles," he admits. "Thankfully, I only put 11 of my eggs into that one basket."
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Shot last fall in and around Covington, "The Accountant" also features a couple of McKinnon's best friends, former Atlanta-based actors Eddie King and Walt Goggins. "It's about two brothers trying to save the family farm, and about the mysterious stranger who shows up with some unusual accounting measures," McKinnon notes with another smile. "That would be me."


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I am in therapy for drug addition and need something to take the edge off but not zonk me out... I cannot take bensodiazepine because I am addicted to it... I am currently on vistaril but it makes me very tired.
What type of anti anxiety medication is available that does not contain benzodiazepine?
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30 Aug 2011
There are many non-benzodiazepine options for you - talk with your doctor.
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are usually the first choice in medications to treat anxiety. eg Lexapro, Paxil and Celexa.
Serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) are another choice eg, Cymbalta and Effexor.
A medication called buspirone (BuSpar) may also be used.
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31 Aug 2011
Hey Snickerbars,
I can offer personal experience about BuSpar. It is used for generalized anxiety. It usually has very little side effects, and the starting dose can be from 15mg per day to 60mg per day, depending on your situation. I take the greatest dosage, I was graduated up from 15 to the 60, and never once had any grogginess at all. Talk with your doctor about it, and see if they think it might help you. The smallest dose that works for you might help you tremendously. It is gaining quite a bit of respect in the anxiety world for helping those who dont like the benzodiazepine type drugs. I wish you luck and peace.
31 Aug 2011
Hi i have had experience with (prescription) drug addiction and alcohol addiction and celexa (citalopram) have worked really well for me. They are non drowsy, and usually taken in the morning, but you can take them at night if you prefer. They are one of those meds that you need to take for a while (about 4 weeks) before you notice the benefits and the first few weeks can be a bit tough, but i managed to see it through and i'm really glad i did. Have you been prescribed anything else to deal with the withdrawal symptoms, such as librium? Just i was prescribed them and they really helped me out. Good luck to you with your recovery : )
1 Sep 2011
Benzo's are a class of drugs, they are used primarily for aniexty. some common examples are ativan, klonopin, xanax and valium. i think you are trying to find something that treats aniexty that is not addictive , right ? ssris are a good choice, they have both anti aniexty and antidepressant qualities. non medication options that work well are meditation, yoga, deep breathing, accupuncture, exercise, guided imagery and redirecting yourself when anxious thoughts appear, remember a "thought" cannot harm you .
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Lisp has been hailed as the world's most powerful programming language, but its cryptic syntax and academic reputation can be enough to scare off even experienced programmers. Those dark days are finally over-Land of Lisp brings the power of functional programming to the people! With his brilliantly quirky comics and out-of-this-world games, longtime Lisper Conrad Barski teaches you the mysteries of Common Lisp. You'll start with the basics, like list manipulation, I/O, and recursion, then move on to more complex topics like macros, higher order programming, and domain-specific languages. Then, when your brain overheats, you can kick back with an action-packed comic book interlude! Along the way you'll create (and play) games like Wizard Adventure, a text adventure with a whiskey-soaked twist, and Grand Theft Wumpus, the most violent version of Hunt the Wumpus the world has ever seen. You'll learn to: * Master the quirks of Lisp's syntax and semantics * Write concise and elegant functional programs * Use macros, create domain-specific languages, and learn other advanced Lisp techniques * Create your own web server, and use it to play browser-based games * Put your Lisp skills to the test by writing brain-melting games like Dice of Doom and Orc Battle With Land of Lisp, the power of functional programming is yours to wield.show more
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I'm not sure what you mean here. I found Destiny's music pretty forgettable, certainly not as good as the great music for Seed.
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|I didn't think that I would write in this thread, but upon reading it I agree that I actually liked the music .hack//SIGN and some of the others in the series above the anime itself. Don't get me wrong I liked parts of the show, but the music was supurb, I usually haven't been very savy in likeing or even noticing the music, but .hack//SIGN and rest has been one of the series that I would notice the great back ground music playing over everything else. (a personal favourite is the song "In The Land Of Twilight Under The Moon")
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I meant that GSD is the anime that fits best into this category- I found the music overall average at best, though a few of the OPs/EDs (Life Goes On, Pride, and Kimi wa Boku ni Niteiru) were pretty good. But I really enjoyed the two songs that Tanaka Rie sang as Meer Campbell, Emotion and Quiet Night CE73, even if her character is merely living a lie. Heck, I even have Emotion as my ring tone for SMS.
And then of course the anime was utter rubbish, from the uber-OOC old characters, Shinn Asuka's attitude, Stella's utterly awful dialogue, uninspiring art and designs, and vague, choppy plot.
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|Well, the first thing that comes to mind given the topic is Devil May Cry. It has some rockin' instrumentals like Lynch's Mob, and Blue Rose which are awesome, however, the series isn't that great. I'd also put Neon Genesis Evangelion in the same category though I'd probably get crucified for that.
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|My vote is for the opening and closing of Ah My Buddah. The acoustic guitar work is really outstanding over high-fidelity headphones. I have to wonder how many times the music director rolled his eyes when he was forced to realize what kind of production he was associated with.
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|I had a few, but mostly it wasnt the whole serires it would only be like to first few ones i watched. But i also do enjoy the music when im not watching the anime. But in the end i would always come but to the anime v .s.'s most of the music.
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Midnight Blue stands out, to me at least.
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|hell girl/jigoku shoujo. gosh it took a lot to go through all the episodes. but even though i was curious to the finish and some episodes were enjoyable, the music kicked ass
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|I really liked the music from Aquarion (some nice Yoko Kanno pieces), but as for the series, not so much liking going on there...
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|I've only come across one show like this and that would be Air TV. :/ Sure, it has a fantastic music score but...wtf is going on in this show? o_o;
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I love "Telescope" by Sleepin' Johnny Fish, but I find Happy Lesson to be mediocre.
Harem comedies -- bleh!
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These two shows I can say I love the music more than the show itself. Even though I like the shows themselves.
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|Mostly liked in anime and music that doesn't mean going abandoned my likes. Mostly the song of Shin Seiki GPX Cyber Formula because brings me fiery with passion! Well that is all.
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|quite out of topic, but how come ANN hasn't reported yet about K-ON LIVE EVENT 2?? it's been announced last oct. 25th.
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|Bleach. As much as everything after Soul Society is a trainwreck, the show does have a pretty good OST.
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Residence Inn by Marriott Salt Lake City - Downtown, Salt Lake City
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 189 smoke-free guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- Ski storage
- 24-hour fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Free grocery shopping service
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Kitchen
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Stovetop
- Microwave
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
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- In Downtown Salt Lake City
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Residence Inn by Marriott Salt Lake City - Downtown, Salt Lake City
Hotel Info: 855-239-9485from $99
- Suite, 2 Bedrooms
- Studio
- Suite, 1 Bedroom
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 189 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-2 AM
- Check-out time is Noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- 2 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Three Star Salt Lake City hotels
In the hotel
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
- Snack bar/deli
- Free reception
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Barbeque grills
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Outdoor pool
- Ski storage
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Outdoor tennis court
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 4
- Conference space size (feet) - 1308
- Conference space size (meters) - 122
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free grocery shopping service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 1996
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Picnic area
- Terrace
- Fireplace in lobby
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Washer/dryer
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate dining area
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Stovetop
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Dishwasher
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
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- Residence Inn Marriott Salt Lake City Downtown Hotel
- Residence Inn Marriott Salt Lake City Downtown
Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 100 per accommodation, per stay
Airport shuttle service for children costs USD 12.00 (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.2 /5 from 109 reviews
The stay was great! Asked the front desk where was good to eat and they had a map for us with all of the listings. It was a little disappointing to have a balcony that looked into thw power lines and alleyway but other than that the room was perfect.
Was really nice place with good amenities. The TV channels didn't work the best, but overall was a really good overall place.
Good remodeled older hotel close to downtown SLC. We got upgraded to a 2 BR: thanks! The rooms are big and comfortable; hotel has an outdoor pool, free parking and free breakfast: excellent! The room itself as well as the hallways were not very clean over a 3 day stay: hopefully manager can take care of this issue with better housekeeping! Very helpful front desk staff! Right next to Pioneer Park, so will see some homeless people on sidewalk out front.
The hotel was poorly maintained. Took 3 tries to get a room with a working air conditioner, packing and unpacking. I had to tell the maintenance staff what was the problem with the a/c in the first room, they were nice but clueless. To top it off, because of a weird policy in how they charge, instead of charging me for the price of the room up front, and then holding my credit card for incidentals, they held the full amount up front, then after 3 days, held another huge amount against my card. Ended up putting a hold on $7,000 of my money for a $3,000 total bill. Yes the money was eventually released by my bank, but it could have really left me short. Makes no sense as well. Why not just charge me for the room up front and hold the card for incidentals like they told me at check in? Would never stay long term at a Marriott again, and certainly wouldn't stay here again. Renting a whole house next year in Salt Lake for half the price.
We were in SLC for a quick one night stay. However, I used a free room I had through Hotels.com and I think this hotel took advantage of that and put me in the worst room they had. The room had no decor. 2 small windows with a large compressor outside, that was extremely loud when it turned on. The next morning, we had no hot water for a shower. One of the elevators was out of order and the one that was in order, took an eternity. For the person who spilled a box of fruit loops in the hallway and didn't clean, thank you for treating my temporary home like your pig pen. However, hotel staff never cleaned it up and it was there the morning we left. Almost with random cups that had been thrown down. I will never recommend this hotel and will now be skeptical of using hotels.com as they recommend this hotel. There are many other beautiful, affordable hotels to stay at in SLC.
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How to Install and Configure Oracle on Linux
The install process for the latest release of Oracle for Linux (8.1.5 or Oracle8i) is slightly different. The installer has been rewritten in Java so the look and feel along with some of the responses are different. This section will cover the differences in the new install process.
You still need to create your dba group, oracle user, directories and mount points.
Download and install JRE (or JDK) 1.1.6 v5 from http://www.blackdown.org/. Create a symbolic link for the directory in which you installed JRE.
ln -s jre_install_location /usr/local/jre
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mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdromLog on as oracle and change directories to the CD-ROM and start the installer:
cd /mnt/cdrom ./runInstaller
You should see a welcome screen like Figure 29. Click "Next". You will be prompted for the location of the installation jar file and your Oracle home directory. Make any necessary changes and click "Next" (Figure 30). Enter the dba group you created in the previous step (Figure 31) and click "Next". You will be prompted to run /tmp/OraInstall/orainstRoot.sh (Figure 32). After you run it, you should see the following lines of output:
Creating Oracle Inventory pointer file (/etc/oraInst.loc) Changing group name of /u01/app/oracle/product/oraInventory to dba. Return to the pop-up window and click Retry.
You will be prompted to install the Oracle8i Enterprise Server, Oracle8i Client or Oracle Programmer. Select the "Enterprise Serveri" (Figure 47) and click "Next". You will be prompted for the type of install. Select "Custom" (Figure 33) and click "Next". You will be prompted for which products you want to install (Figures 34, 35, 36). After you have selected the products to install, click "Next". You can change the locations the products will be installed in or click "Next" to take the defaults (Figure 37). You will be prompted to create the database using the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA). Select "Yes" and click "Next" (Figure 38). You will be prompted for the Global Database Name and the SID. Modify the screen capture to reflect your names (Figure 39). You will be prompted for the location of your database files. In my example, I used the mount point /u01 (Figure 40). You will prompted to select which network protocol(s) to install based on which protocols are present on your machine (Figure 41) click "Next". You will see a summary of your install options. This will allow you to use the "Previous" button to change any settings that are incorrect (Figure 42). When you are ready to begin the install process click "Install". The install screen will list where the log file from the install is being written (Figure 44). This information will come in handy if something goes wrong during the installation. When the install is complete, you will see a pop-up window (Figure 45). Note the location of the script to run as root, change to the directory where the root.sh script is located and run it. You may have to change the permissions on it to make it executable.
cd /u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.5 export ORACLE_OWNER=oracle export ORACLE_SID=greg chmod 700 root.sh ./root.sh
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Making Movies makes music that matters now: rhythmically adventurous, lyrically substantive, and melodically sensuous---the progressive Latino sound. On March 5, 2013 the young Kansas City-based band self-releases their second album, titled A La Deriva and produced by Steve Berlin.
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Ex-Apple manager charged in kickback scheme pleads guilty, forfeits $2.3MThe former Apple global supply manager charged with accepting over a million dollars in kickbacks for company secrets has pleaded guilty to multiple criminal counts.
Paul Devine, former iPhone global supply manager for Apple, pleaded guilty on Monday to charges that he accepted kickbacks from Asian suppliers, according to Reuters. The plea, discovered in a statement from the U.S. Attorney's office in San Francisco, Calif., is a change from last August, when Devine pleaded not guilty to charges that he accepted more than a million dollars in bribes and payments.
Devine, who worked for Apple starting in 2005, was accused of providing information and assistance to six overseas suppliers. He was indicted last year on 23 counts.
Devine has reportedly pleaded guilty to charges of wire fraud, conspiracy, and money laundering. He will also forfeit about $2.28 million worth of property and money.
An investigation of Devine last year found that the former Apple supply manager stashed more than $150,000 in cash in shoe boxes in his home. The six-figure sum was allegedly found in his home when it was raided by federal agents.
Last November, prosecutors for the U.S. government began seeking the forfeiture of about $950,000 that investigators seized from as many as six different bank accounts. They also sought to obtain a Porsche Cayenne, a vehicle with a starting price of nearly $50,000.
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January 24, 2013
By Forrest Wickman, SLATE
At the beginning of Barack Obama's second term, magazines and newspapers are looking back at how he's aged over the first four years. One time-lapse video, according to Gawker, shows the president "Age 10 Years in 5 Years in 2 Minutes. " The Washington Post had photos of Obama "Then & Now," with former White House physician Connie Mariano describing presidents as looking like they "fast-forwarded eight years in the span of four years," presumably because of the stress of the job. Can chronic stress really cause early wrinkles and gray hair?
For Osage, The Stress Continues
April 16, 1986
By Marc Kaufman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Most of the 250 people displaced by the MOVE fire, as well as many of those living near the 6200 blocks of Osage Avenue and Pine Street, have been adapting to the enormous stress they have been living with since before the May 13 confrontation, mental health officials said yesterday. But the stress is so great that the threat of serious psychological problems is always there, particularly for some of the groups said to be "at risk" - children, the elderly, people already in therapy and others who suffer a major personal or job loss.
Stress And Stomach Ulcers
March 6, 1991
by Peter H. Gott, M.D., Special to the Daily News
Q: My father complains of a stomach pain he thinks might be an ulcer. Since he leads a stress-free life and we have always been told ulcers are related to stress, we question this diagnosis. Can an ulcer be treated by our family doctor, or should he see a specialist? A: Although the classic teaching has been that stress causes ulcers, this dogma is not necessarily true. People with stress often have cast-iron stomachs, and patients without stress frequently develop peptic ulcers.
Entertaining Without Stress
December 19, 1997
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The holidays are stressful enough just coping with seasonal chores. A few tips can help turn that holiday frown into a smile. Don't wait until the last minute to put that toy or bicycle together for your child. Chances are you'll be too busy and too tired to do a good job. Don't serve red wine at your party if you have a light-colored carpet. Cleaning a spill can be extremely difficult or impossible. Keep a few wrapped "generic" gifts on hand for surprise guests who bring a gift.
De-stress For Success
January 19, 2000
by Jean McGillicuddy, For the Daily News
Stress is a natural part of life that gives many of us a certain edge. But when it morphs into "distress" that's when you'll find yourself walloped by sciatica, sleepless nights and indigestion. Besides, it's hard to stay centered when you can't stop weeping in the Wheaties every morning. There are ways to monitor your stress level, and keep it lowered. Maintain a sense of humor. Life only comes around once and you might as well have a few yucks and giggles as you power-drive one kid to basketball and another to Girl Scouts, as everyone eats dinner in the car. Walk out the door.
Programs stress theater, art
June 26, 2005
By Justin Goldman INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Last summer the Gloucester County Cultural and Heritage Commission held an Italian festival at Gloucester County College to promote the importance of learning other cultures. This year, the commission is focusing on learning again, but this time its programs shift the emphasis to theater and art. From July 5 through Aug. 6, there will be a workshop called Learning Stages for children 8 to 14 that deals with musical theater. It is designed to give children confidence and experience on stage.
'Wellness' website? It's enough to make you sick
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Kevin Horrigan is a columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Welcome to Your Insurance Company's 24-hour-a-day Wellness Website, designed to let YOU take control of your health-care needs through a morale-boosting program of education, counseling, and aw-shucks neighborliness. Plus, if you're really, really lucky and persistent, you can save some money, though you shouldn't count on it, because every dollar you or your company saves is a dollar we don't get. And we're not in the health-insurance racket for our health.
It's Going Around Stress Fractures
October 5, 1988
By Mary Flannery, Daily News Staff Writer
Think of a rubber band. It can stretch and stretch - but then you s-t-r-e-t-c-h it too far and it breaks. The body's bones work the same way. When they are called on to endure too much stress, they crack. "Stress fractures," the medical term for such injuries, are faced by runners and other athletes. "We've seen a rash of stress fractures in the tibia (shin bone) and the pelvis in the past few weeks," said Dr. Phillip Marone, M.D., director of the Thomas Jefferson University Sports Medicine Center, 9th and Sansom streets, which opened four months ago. In recent days, Marone has treated shin stress fractures in a 15-year-old soccer player and in two recreational runners, ages 21 and 26. A 40-year-old attorney, also a runner, came in with a stress fracture of his pelvis.
Talks About Stress, Based On Scriptures
January 5, 1995
By Pheralyn Dove, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Scripture-based discussions on how to handle stress while coping with the challenges inherent in contemporary life will be the focus of a series of four workshops set to begin Sunday at the Church of the Brethren, 351 E. Butler Ave., Ambler. The 9:30 a.m. workshops, "Faith Resources to Cope With Stress," are being sponsored by the church's ministry of adult elective classes, and will be led by Peter Bridge and the Rev. Kenn Haring of Samaritan Counseling Center in Ambler. "Stress and Our Inner Selves," Sunday's inaugural workshop, will center on Mark 6:31, and touch on the use of self-discovery and self-awareness to identify individual sources of stress.
Cool It Swift Had An Answer For Stress
May 2, 1988
By Bob Wiemer
Discovering stress on the job is about as much of a revelation as finding toes on feet, but recently there was an hour-long television special on the subject and one of the major weekly news magazines published a cover story that estimated the economic impact of job-related stress at $150 billion a year. The seemingly sudden increase in interest in the subject is not a matter of accident or coincidence. It's a matter of simple demographics: The baby boomers are moving into their middle age, and when a population cohort of that size does anything, it attracts attention.
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Golf's No. 1, Jason Day, handling stress just fine
June 16, 2016
By Joe Juliano, STAFF WRITER
OAKMONT, Pa. - Jason Day loves being the No. 1 golfer in the world. He loves applying the focus and putting in the work that will keep him at No. 1, calling it "my priority as long as my family is happy and healthy. " While he admits it can be stressful holding on to the top spot, especially as he prepares for a test as rigorous as the U.S. Open beginning Thursday at unforgiving Oakmont Country Club, he wouldn't have it any other way. "I've never been more stressed in my life than right now," Day said Tuesday in a candid news conference.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19). Your body is starting to show the benefits of your health and fitness efforts, and this will inspire you to do even better. Your happy spirit makes any attention you put on feeling better a joy. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Your friends will want to hang out at your place. This is where the acceptance and sense of belonging is. They can feel it best in your kitchen, and you'll dream up something delicious. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You're all about proliferating ideas and giving sparkling communication.
Commentary: Failure to adequately fund pre-k hurts Pa. children
June 9, 2016
By Stacey Kallem, Barbara H. Chaiyachati, and Irène P. Mathieu One of the most rewarding parts of training to be a pediatrician is caring for a newborn patient and then watching that child grow up into a bright, curious, and engaging toddler. However, all too often, we see those perfect newborns we care for face obstacles beyond their control that hinder healthy development. Adversity in the first few years of life, such as poverty, parental substance abuse, and neighborhood violence, can result in toxic stress, or dangerously high stress over long periods of time.
New intern stressing out by mother's plans to visit
May 22, 2016
DEAR ABBY: I recently received a very competitive internship in New York. I'm excited and can't wait to go. I have never been to New York, and my mom is driving me crazy over it. She's using my internship as an excuse to go on vacation to "see me," even though I have told her multiple times that I won't be able to do anything with her because I'll be working full time. She doesn't have a car and expects to use mine, and she's constantly sending me information about stuff we can do in New York.
Eagles' Pederson stresses need to boost o-line
March 25, 2016
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BOCA RATON, Fla. - Doug Pederson wasn't around the Eagles last season, but when the new coach was asked Wednesday about next month's NFL draft, the first position he mentioned was one many fans would target. "I think you still have to address offensive line. You can never have enough o-linemen," Pederson said at the NFC coaches' breakfast, on the final day of the NFL meetings. He went on to also mention safety and pass rush help. What sort of o-linemen does Pederson have in mind?
Distance and inequality are straining their relationship
February 23, 2016
DEAR ABBY: I have been in a relationship with my girlfriend, "Allison," for two years, but lately there have been frequent rough patches. I'm 18 and a college student. I love Allison, but the relationship is taking a toll on us physically and emotionally. We have had to deal with separation ever since we got together. She's the only one with a car and a "real" job. I work on campus in a work-study program in exchange for reduced tuition. I try to help Allison as much as I can to reduce the stress on her. She has asked me to transfer schools, but I'd like to stay where I am because I feel I will have the ability to make something of myself.
Penn's Hebert stars in the classroom, and on the river
November 25, 2015
By Mike Jensen, Inquirer Staff Writer
There's a side benefit to being a Rhodes Scholar that has Penn senior Jenna Hebert excited - she gets to keep rowing. She'll study at Oxford University next year, a place where even the various houses of the college put together boats to compete with each other. The big sporting competition of the year is a boat race with Cambridge University, simply called The Boat Race. Hebert would love to be a part of it. She'd be eligible as a graduate student if she can make a boat. "It seems like everyone at Oxford rows," Hebert said.
Tell Me About It: Stressed mother takes sister's generosity for granted
November 18, 2015
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Adapted from a recent online discussion. Question: I have two children, ages 3 and 6. Last year, my 3-year-old was diagnosed with a rare disease, one that we are incredibly fortunate has a cure, but with considerable treatment. For most of this time, my 6-year-old lived with my sister and her family. This allowed my husband and me to focus on treatment. Now that both my children are at home, I noticed the attitude and behavior of my 6-year-old is very different; clearly, my sister runs her household much more relaxed than I do, with more processed foods, no set mealtimes, and lax bedtimes.
Talking Sinatra, stress, and separating with Stephen Costello
November 2, 2015
By David Patrick Stearns, Inquirer Music Critic
T he other day at the Metropolitan Opera, Philadelphia tenor Stephen Costello was about to sing his second-act aria in a Rigoletto rehearsal when Plácido Domingo walked in, just to watch. "Which wasn't intimidating at all," Costello said with molto irony. But the elder tenor-turned-baritone later ran into Costello in the Met cafeteria - a little hard to imagine - praised him to the skies, suggested he investigate a certain kind of phrasing favored by Enrico Caruso. "He's like this grandfather . . . he just makes you feel so good," Costello said.
Klentak stresses 'balanced approach' as Phillies GM
October 28, 2015
By Jake Kaplan, Inquirer Staff Writer
Matt Klentak had no trouble dispelling the notion that the Phillies hired solely an "analytics guy" as their new general manager. In his first day with his new organization, Klentak stressed balance as crucial to the team's ongoing rebuilding process. "Teams that lean too far in one direction, whether it's analytics or scouting or free agency or whatever it may be, those are teams that tend to get in trouble," he said. "I want to make sure that we are looking at all avenues, all pieces of information, and [we]
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ArtEast's Tenth Open Studio Tour
Dover Plains – Holmes – Hopewell Junction – Millbrook – Patterson Pawling – Poughquag – Wingdale
Take a road trip at the peak of leaf season and follow the yellow signs to over 40 artists in studios and creative workspaces.
ArtEast Open Studio Tour
October 15, 16 and 22, 23, 11am – 5pm
10th annual free self guided driving tour of artists working studios
Visit the artist around the corner or at the end of the dirt road
Artists will have work for show and for sale
Visit four or more studios to enter to win an art gift
All of the studios are open the first weekend. A selection of studios are open both weekends – check carefully when you're making your list of who to visit
ArtEast Public Art Project 2015
In collaboration with the Pawling Community Foundation
Join us at the Village Green in Pawling NY
ArtEast's fall-for-art in public spaces
Temporary installation by 16 artists


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Latest News
Abstract submissions are closing 1 August – Submit today!
The Pathways 13 Conference Committee invites the submission of abstracts for the conference program. The 2016 Conference focus is 'Changes, Challenges...
Browsealoud feature - Listen to the Pathways 13 conference website
Please click on the below attachment for further information on how to use the browsealoud feature on the conference website. The browsealoud feature...
New Speakers Announced!
New speakers have been announced for the Pathways 13 Conference! Please visit the speakers page of the website for further details.
Early Bird Registration is now open!
Early bird registration for the Pathways 13 Conference has now opened. Please visit the register page of the website for registration pricing.
Genevieve Jacobs confirmed as Master of Ceremonies
The Pathways 13 Conference is pleased to confirm Genevieve Jacobs as the Master of Ceremonies for this years conference. Please follow the below link...
Pathways13 Conference website launched!
The ATEND Pathways Conference is a bi-annual event organised by the Australian Tertiary Education Network on Disability (ATEND). The conference brings...
Welcome to the Pathways 13 Conference
On behalf of the Australian Tertiary Education Network on Disability (ATEND) the Pathways 13 National Conference Committee Co-Chairs extend a warm welcome to the Nation's Capital for the Pathways 13 conference to be held from Wednesday 30th November to Friday 2nd December 2016 at the Hotel Realm, Canberra. The ATEND Pathways Conference is a biennial event organised by the Australian Tertiary Education Network on Disability (ATEND).
The conference brings together disability practitioners, NDCOs and a range of other professional, academic staff and students with disability to identify and remove barriers for people with disability participating in higher education and training.
Pathways provides a unique opportunity to improve our knowledge and plays a pivotal role in supporting practitioners and the sector in general with an opportunity for professional development. It encourages discussion and debate which informs the sector and ensures that we are all working towards an improved practice model.
Pathways 13 centres around the theme; Changes, Challenges and Choice – embracing the future. The Pathways 13 conference will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Pathways in Australia. Exploring the past 25 years will enable us to look back since the first Pathways Conference in Geelong in 1991, and explore Changes in the field of higher education and training for people with disability and look forward to the Challenges and Choices of the future.
The conference will bring different perspectives and rich diversity of experience and understanding from all that attend. We hope Pathways 13 will allow colleagues from around Australia to come together to share and learn more about current practices in the area of higher education and training for people with disability, to gain inspiration from others and to strengthen networks of friends and colleagues.
Canberra is a wonderful location for a conference. It is a place where people have always gathered. The name Canberra is an Aboriginal word for 'meeting place'. Canberra is the seat of Government of Australia, the site of Parliament House, the High Court and numerous government departments and agencies. It is also the location of many social and cultural institutions of national significance.
We hope you will take some time to enjoy Canberra and we warmly welcome you to the National Capital.
Melanie Kovacs - Co Chair Pathways 13 Committee
Manager Inclusion & Welfare
University of Canberra
Julie Harrison - Co Chair Pathways 13 Committee
Manager Access & Inclusion
Australian National University
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Pathways 13 Committee (from top left to right):
Margaret Thompson, Canberra Institute of Technology, Hayley Torabi, University of Canberra, Belinda Wallis, Canberra Institute of Technology, Kellie Singer, Consec - Conference and Event Management, Faith Maddalena, University of Canberra, Melanie Kovacs, University of Canberra, Julie Harrison, Australian National University, Susan Hancock, Australian National University