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Texas Tech women's basketball coach Kristy Curry will often say it's the little things that make the biggest difference.
Yacullo's dramatic goal merely tied the match, and Tech's momentum was snuffed out quickly in overtime...
When Texas Tech defender Mallory Yacullo scored a goal in the final second of regulation Sunday afternoon, her teammates swarmed on top of her in celebration.
The resulting dogpile capped off an improbable comeback for the Red Raiders, who had trailed Nebraska 4-2 in the final two minutes of the game.
But Yacullo's dramatic goal merely tied the match, and Tech's momentum was snuffed out quickly in overtime, when the Cornhuskers scored off a set piece 90 seconds later to claim a 5-4 Big 12 Conference victory at the John Walker Soccer Complex.
The Olton defense continued to show how dominant it could be, but a moral victory wasn't enough Friday night against rival Springlake-Earth.
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U.S. April Auto Sales May Rise Ahead of Japan Earthquake Effect
U.S. auto sales may have reached a 13 million annual pace for the third straight month, accelerating from a year earlier, as consumer confidence rose before vehicles produced prior to Japan's earthquake began to run out.
April light-vehicle deliveries, to be released today, may have run at a seasonally adjusted 13 million annual rate, the average estimate of 12 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. The pace was 13.1 million in March and 13.4 million in February, according to Autodata Corp. in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey.
Confidence among U.S. consumers rose more than forecast in April, signaling that six straight months of job growth is helping Americans endure the highest gasoline prices in almost three years. Inventories for Japan-based manufacturers such as Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. may begin to dwindle next month, executives at the largest auto retailers said last week.
"We're going to get a demand picture that should not be significantly affected by supply constraints, and that picture looks pretty good in spite of gas-price headwinds," Itay Michaeli, an analyst at Citigroup Global Markets Inc. in New York, said in a telephone interview. The 13 million annual rate predicted by Citigroup is "a pretty good number with a backdrop to firmer industry pricing."
Toyota, the world's largest automaker, and its Japanese peers may begin to have shortages of new vehicles beginning this month and through the rest of the year, said Mike Jackson, chief executive officer of AutoNation Inc., the largest U.S. auto retailer. Weak supply may result in a 30 percent to 50 percent drop in deliveries of Japanese-brand vehicles this summer in the U.S., said Earl Hesterberg, CEO of Group 1 Automotive Inc.
Japan Quake
The March 11 earthquake in Japan and ongoing shortages of parts from the region may result in about 200,000 units of lost sales this year for Japanese brands that will mostly benefit General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co., Michaeli said.
GM may report a 14 percent gain in April deliveries, the average of seven analysts' estimates. Detroit-based GM is managing through parts shortages and is unlikely to have production disruptions, CEO Dan Akerson said last month.
"We've managed to stay ahead of the wave," Akerson said at a forum hosted by the National Automobile Dealers Association and IHS Automotive in New York. "I don't think there's anything we see on the horizon that would materially affect the year."
Ford, which reported a $2.55 billion first-quarter profit last week, may have increased sales 14 percent in April, the average of seven estimates. There has been no lost production in North America and the quake will have no "material" impact on Dearborn, Michigan-based Ford's earnings, Chief Financial Officer Lewis Booth said.
Hyundai, Kia
Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Motors Corp., South Korea's biggest carmakers, also have been "relatively unscathed by Japanese supply shortages," said Chris Ceraso, an analyst at Credit Suisse Group AG in New York. The Seoul-based companies' ability to take market share may be limited compared to GM and Ford because of their "tight" production capacity in North America, Ceraso wrote in an April 28 research note.
Hyundai and Kia are running full shifts with overtime at factories in Montgomery, Alabama, and West Point, Georgia, to build 10 percent more Sonata and Elantra sedans and additional Sorento sport-utility vehicles, spokesmen said last month.
While Chrysler Group LLC, operated by Fiat SpA, may have the smallest Japan supply risk of the major U.S. automakers, it is disadvantaged by a lineup heavy on pickups and SUVs, said Jesse Toprak, vice president of industry trends at TrueCar.com.
Chrysler, Fiat
"Chrysler's exposure to what happened in Japan is quite limited," Toprak, who's based in Santa Monica, California, said in a telephone interview. "The fact that they had the least-direct relationship with Japan in terms of supply chain and had a decent amount of cars and parts in inventory enabled them to weather the storm with minimal damage thus far."
Chrysler may say sales climbed 18 percent, the average of five analysts' estimates. The Auburn Hills, Michigan-based automaker yesterday reported first-quarter net income of $116 million, the company's first since emerging from bankruptcy reorganization in 2009, as U.S. sales of its Dodge and Jeep vehicles increased.
Deliveries of the Chrysler brand fell 9.2 percent during the first quarter, according to Autodata. The company has been slow to distribute new vehicles such as the Chrysler 200 and 300 sedans, largely because efforts to ensure quality caused delays, CEO Sergio Marchionne said yesterday.
'Inadequate' Car Inventory
"We've got less than two Chrysler 200s per dealer as of the end of the first quarter," Marchionne said during a conference call with analysts and journalists. "That's inadequate to try and get traction."
Deliveries at Toyota may have risen 1.4 percent in April, the average of four analysts' estimates. The Toyota City, Japan-based company said April 22 it may lose production of 300,000 autos in Japan and 100,000 at plants abroad through the end of April because of quake-related shutdowns. The automaker has said it's unlikely to meet its goal of building 7.7 million cars and trucks this year.
Sales may have gained 14 percent at Honda, and Nissan Motor Co. deliveries may have increased 33 percent, the average of four analysts' estimates.
Auto sales in Japan fell for the eighth straight month in April after the earthquake shut down production. Sales of cars, trucks and buses, excluding minicars, fell 51 percent from a year earlier to a record-low 108,824 vehicles in April, the Japan Automobile Dealers Association said in a statement yesterday.
Gas Prices Rise
Analysts' expectations for higher U.S. market share in future months for GM and Ford have been offset by concerns about higher gas prices and a consumer shift to smaller, less-profitable cars from pricier SUVs and trucks. The average price of regular unleaded gasoline in the U.S. was $3.95 a gallon on May 1, according to AAA. The price peaked at $4.11 in July 2008.
"We don't feel that gasoline prices will derail the recovery," George Pipas, Ford's sales analyst, told reporters yesterday at a briefing in Dearborn, where he predicted a 13 million U.S. auto sales rate for April. "And why? Because incomes are growing more than the increase in food and fuel prices."
GM fell 13 percent this year to close yesterday at $32.18 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. Ford dropped 8 percent in that span to $15.45.
Light-vehicle sales climbed to 11.6 million in 2010 from a 27-year low in 2009. Deliveries still were 31 percent fewer than the 16.8 million annual average from 2000 to 2007, according to Autodata. A 13 million rate this month would be a 16 percent increase from the 11.2 million pace in April 2010.
The following table shows estimates for car and light-truck sales in the U.S. Estimates for companies are a percentage change from April 2010, unadjusted for the difference in selling days. Forecasts for the seasonally adjusted annual rate, or SAAR, are in millions of vehicles.
April had 27 selling days, one more than a year earlier.
GM Ford Chrysler SAARHimanshu Patel NA NA NA 13.0 (JPMorgan) Itay Michaeli NA NA NA 13.0 (Citigroup) Rod Lache 12% 11% 20% 13.0 (Deutsche Bank) Christopher J. Ceraso 16% 21% 14% 13.1 (Credit Suisse) Patrick Archambault 2.3% 16% NA 13.0 (Goldman Sachs) George Magliano NA NA NA 12.8 (IHS Automotive) Jeff Schuster NA NA NA 13.1 (J.D. Power) Jessica Caldwell 20% 14% 22% 13.3 (Edmunds.com) Jesse Toprak 6.4% 12% 19% 13.1 (TrueCar.com) Alan Baum NA NA NA 12.8 (Baum & Associates) Peter Nesvold 18% 12% NA 12.9 (Jefferies) Brian Johnson 25% 14% 17% 13.2 (Barclays) Average 14% 14% 18% 13.0 The following table shows estimates for company car and light-truck sales as a percentage change from April 2010, adjusted for the difference in selling days and excluding discontinued brands from a year earlier for Ford, which sold the Volvo brand and discontinued Mercury.
GM Ford ChryslerChristopher J. Ceraso 12% 20% 10% (Credit Suisse) Patrick Archambault -1.4% 15% NA (Goldman Sachs) Peter Nesvold 13% 11% NA (Jefferies) Brian Johnson 21% 12% 13% (Barclays)
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Book your room at Crowne Plaza White Plains - Downtown
Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly hotel with free airport shuttle and restaurant
Located in the heart of White Plains, this eco-friendly hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of The Westchester Mall, Pace University Law School, and Galleria at White Plains. Jacob Purdy House and Westchester County Center are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a 24-hour business center are onsite.
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Crowne Plaza White Plains - Downtown66 Hale Ave White Plains NY 10601
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Crowne Plaza White Plains - Downtown features an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. This eco-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Crowne Plaza White Plains - Downtown is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Free airport transportation
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Indoor pool
- Luggage storage
- Meeting rooms 15
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 14
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Shopping on site
- Smoke-free property
- Total number of rooms - 402
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Valet parking (surcharge)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Room service (limited hours)
- Shower/tub combination
- Video-game console
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 11 AM.
Mix Bar and Kitchen - This bar specializes in American cuisine and serves dinner only.
Whisk - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time ends at 1 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Deposit: USD 50.00 per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 23 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: USD 13.00 per day
- Valet parking fee: USD 22.00 per day (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 30.00 per night
Hotel Name
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From the moment you are engaged until you are whisked away to the honeymoon suite, The Wedding Planner Omaha, LLC, provides full service wedding coordination and consultation for the busy Greater Omaha bride and groom.
Wedding Rentals, Wedding Design, Wedding Lighting, Wedding Planner, Linens, Chair Covers, Centerpieces, Decor, Draping, Backdrops
Elegant Events is a full service planning company offering wedding and event packages designed specifically for you. Let our team help you through all the details, decisions and emotions that go along with planning the biggest day of your life. http://eleganteventsbykelley.com/eebk-packages
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Our wedding coordinator does your research for you. We help you to find vendor professionals who will meet your style, taste and most importantly your budget.
Occasions and Accents specializes in the 'accents,' the little extra special touches that make your wedding unique and personal.
We offer to our clients the best in commercial quality rental items. Platinum believes that everyone should have the opportunity for a beautiful event on a budget.
*Money, money, money...some brides may hesitate at the expense of a wedding planner, but hiring a planner can actually help you save money in some areas. We know where to find the good deals and how to negotiate special pricing with certain vendors.
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Today teachers are charged with including all students in literacy instruction, even those who have previously struggled in traditional school environments. One group that has struggled in the past is English Language Learners (ELLs). Here Proctor, Dalton, and Grisham discuss a 4-week study that used supported digital text to assist ELLs with reading comprehension. They found that embedding features did help promote learners' use of comprehension strategies.
Proctor, C. P., Dalton, B., & Grisham, D. L. (2007). Scaffolding english language learners and struggling readers in a universal literacy environment with embedded strategy instruction and vocabulary support. Journal of Literacy Research, 39(1), 71-93. doi:10.1080/10862960709336758
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Please tell me, is there a ssh server with this unusual capability? Or I would have to edit the source code of openssh-server and recompile?
Alternative ssh server - which is possible to configure to allow all connections without authentification?
Have all the users run this from their local machines:
Replacing "user@example" with their username and the board's hostname or IP address.
Since you're having troubles with public key authentication, you can try lsh.
Assuming you're using some sort of unix that relies on PAM, removing all the auth entries for the PAM configuration that ssh uses should do this. Remember to set UsePAM to "yes" in your sshd_config.
But this is a really bad idea; no matter what your justifications are.
authentication without password is a choice ( rather poor one ) that you make and would be achieved by tweaking the config file of your server (ssh openssh or ....) I will recommend you to use MOSH; which is a new generation openSSH. you can read all about it at mosh-disc


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Definición de tight-lipped en inglés:
With the lips firmly closed, especially as a sign of suppressed emotion or determined reticence: she stayed tight-lipped and shook her head
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Services for Australians overseas
Emergency assistance
Emergency helpline
24 Hour Consular Emergency Centre: 1300 555 135 within Australia (local call cost) or +61 2 6261 3305 from outside Australia.
Assisting Australians overseas - identifies what we can and can not do to assist you.
DFAT's Consular Privacy Collection Statement can be accessed at http://www.dfat.gov.au/privacy.html.
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Travelling or moving overseas
Get the latest travel advisories and other traveller hints from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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We encourage use of this service by Australians planning to reside overseas for extended periods, and those travelling to locations where there are security risks.
E-3 Visas for the United States
The United States E-3 visa classification applies exclusively to nationals of Australia and enables them to live and work in the United States in a specialty occupation for a period of 2 years at a time.
Each year 10,500 E-3 visas are available and may be renewed indefinitely providing the principal applicant continues to meet the visa eligibility criteria. Spouses and children of the principal applicant may also be included in E-3 visa applications (spouses and children are not required to be Australian nationals).
To be eligible for an E3 visa, the principal applicant must:
- Be an Australian Citizen (you must hold an Australian passport);
- Have a University Degree deemed equivalent to at least a US Bachelor's Degree or 12 years of relevant work experience or a qualifying combination of education and experience; and
- Have an offer of employment that typically requires a Bachelor's Degree in your area of study.
Although there is no definitive list of specialty occupations eligible for the E-3 visa, a useful general guide for applicants to check if their occupation might be considered a graduate specialty profession is the Occupational Information Network website O*NET Online.
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If you need a Consular Officer to provide certified copies of documents or to witness your signature on a document you can make an appointment to visit the Consulate. Appointments are available Fridays between 9.30am - 1pm and 2pm – 4pm and fees are charged depending on the service you require.
US based clients must book via our online appointment booking system. Appointments can be booked, rescheduled and cancelled online. Non US based applicants must call the Consulate to obtain an appointment.
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US Navy Awards GD $94 M to Plan USS Miami Fire Restoration
The U.S Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $94 million contract for advance planning and preliminary execution of fire-restoration efforts on USS Miami (SSN-755). Electric Boat is a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD).
The USS Miami was damaged in a fire in May while it was in dry dock at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, for a 20-month engineered overhaul. The fire-restoration efforts include assessment and analysis, planning and material procurement, fabrication and initial installation, and are expected to be completed by June 2013. The contract includes an option which, if exercised, would bring the cumulative value to $100 million. Approximately 300 Electric Boat employees will be involved in the work, which will be done in coordination with the ongoing engineered overhaul of USS Miami at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery.
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The Curious Listener: Ringing In The Laughter
Car Talk hosts Tom and Ray Magliozzi are a dynamic duo with a reputation for irreverent banter served alongside advice on automobiles and other of life's paramount dilemmas.
Each week you can hear the best of the past 25 years of their show on public radio stations and online. But some audience members hope for a different kind of listening experience.
Over the years, fans have come up with inventive ways to make the fun of Car Talk and the signature Magliozzi laughter part of their daily lives. Take this quirky suggestion to NPR Listener Services as an example.
Do you think the Car Guys would consider recording and sharing their wonderful laughter to be used as a ring tone? Sometimes I think that joyful sound is as much a reason for me to listen as the car advice!
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Thank you for contacting NPR.
We appreciate the thought and the compliment! Currently, the retired Click and Clack have no plans to make a ringtone, but we'll pass your suggestion along in case it inspires someone up at Car Talk HQ.
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NPR's Susan Stamberg visits Seattle's Pike Place Market and shares her legendary recipe for Mama Stamberg's Cranberry Relish with some of the market vendors. Some of them aren't so sure about it...
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What evil do these "Christians" do? Is this what they mean by "doing unto others..."? And just imagine the chaos they want to create here with their ridiculous religion.Truly disgusting. And hurrah for California Supreme Court. I wish our court had the guts and the intellect to do the same.
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Want to be a religious freak?
Then don't become a doctor.
If you can't keep your ideas in your head about religion, you have no business being a licensed practitioner.
Well said. You took the words right out of my mouth.
@2 Right on.
If only we could export this court - en banc - this is a strong and powerful decision - for all issues involving the bigoted docs ... and there are some
Go Court ... Go, and then do a teach in, in Washington for your dull wit peers
When do we hear the waves of butthurt coming from people who say this is more judicial activism?
@8 I bet that if you were on the Family Research Council's email list you would already have been sent a long, butthurt-filled message about "judicial activism".
Unfortunately, I think this is EXACTLY how many right-wing Christians WOULD want to be treated. Because that way, you'd, um, be helping them keep faith by - er, NOT giving them abortion pills, which they really just came in to ask about for, you know, a "friend".
So why can pharmacists refuse to provide the "morning-after pill," other forms of contraception, or emergency anti-HIV drugs based on their religious beliefs?
not in Calif - not after this ruling
Why don't people get it through their heads that the First Amendment protects religious belief, not practice? It was illegal to be a Baptist or a Quaker or Methodist or what have you in various American colonies and European states. You could be arrested for your very proclamation of belief. That's not allowed, nor is overt discrimination allowed. But time and time again, specific religious practices found to be harmful or simply in contravention of existing law have been banned and the bans upheld, from Scientology's "Fair Game" to the FLDS raping underage girls.
I'm shomer Shabbat, meaning no work on Saturdays, and that's meant that there are some jobs I just can't do, because weekend work is necessary, but that's my problem, not those employers. I get it. Why can't these assholes?
It's decisions like this--and the marriage opinion--that make me wish California were its own republic. Why should we have to be in the same country with the same federal government and federal supreme court and federal marriage bans as Mississippi and the other stupid states?
Blah blah blah, gay marriage, pit bulls, fat people, waaah - this isn't Chicago, I only own one house now so I'm level with the peeps, every child needs something or the other, oh they will know we are BIG BORING NELLIES by our...
I'm sorry, but count me in as one of those judicial activism whiners. I don't believe anyone has the right to be treated the same as anyone else. It's not like I don't sympathize with you guys: The doctors' actions were clearly bullshit, and forcing them by law to not do bullshit things is probably the quickest and most effective way to do it. If there was some kind of breach of contract they could sue for, or something in their medical oaths that requires them to treat all patients the same, that's fine. But if the whole basis is just this anti-discrimination law, sorry, I don't buy it. Did anyone see the Gays in the Boy Scouts episode of South Park? That's my position on this.
MBI @16 said: "or something in their medical oaths that requires them to treat all patients the same"
An interesting point, since the AMA's Principles of medical ethics says: "A physician shall, in the provision of appropriate patient care, except in emergencies, be free to choose whom to serve, with whom to associate, and the environment in which to provide medical care."
I'm not so sure that artificial insemination is an emergency (while on the other hand, "emergency contraception" has "emergency" right in it's name). Of course that is just the AMA, not the courts.
That's a good point, #17. Also, the Slog generally hasn't agreed with the "you should obey a law even if you disagree with it" stance in the past.
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Reading Anthony Kronman's Education's End: Why Our Colleges and Universities Have Given Up on the Meaning of Life (Yale University Press, $17, 320 pp.) reminded me of some advice I once got from a colleague. We were discussing a candidate for a position in the English Department who touted his own work as "revisionist." "Keep in mind," my colleague said, "if it's new, it's probably wrong."
Kronman, too, is skeptical of the new, and convinced of the enduring value of what many academics today would regard as the hopelessly old. A former dean of the Yale Law School, he teaches now in the "Directed Studies" (Great Books) program of Yale College. Explaining why he spends his time reading old books with young students, he spares us the usual bromides about the value of "critical thinking," and offers instead a full-throated defense of the humanities as food for the soul. The heart of the college experience, he believes, should be "a disciplined survey of the answers the great writers and artists of the past have given" to the question of how best to live, in order to "aid...students in their own personal encounter with the question of what living is for." It is unusual these days to hear this kind of talk from a well-credentialed professor, and in order to explain why it has become so rare, Kronman takes us on a historical tour of...
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Morning Song
by Sylvia Plath
Morning Song Theme of Identity
Every time something major happens in your life, there's a good chance that you'll step back and take a few moments to contemplate how it's changed the way you think or behave in the world. And let's face it: becoming a mother is a pretty massive change. Our speaker sure thinks so, at any rate. "Morning Song" may seem to be about how a new baby acts in the world, but it's also an opportunity for a new mother to play out her changed sense of self.
Questions About Identity
- How would you describe the baby in this poem? Is she different than other babies? If so, how?
- When do you think that a person starts to become a person? (Is it the moment she or he is born? Later?) How does this poem support or contradict your perspective?
- How does the speaker see herself in the poem? Can you get a sense of how her identity has changed since she became a mother?
- Does the way the speaker sees her own identity change over the course of the poem?
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I would have to say the N64 was myy favorite because it had a better variety of games. Plus Jet force gemini, Zelda and SSMB was on the console. So thats defineitely my favorite system.
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I would have to say the N64 was myy favorite because it had a better variety of games. Plus Jet force gemini, Zelda and SSMB was on the console. So thats defineitely my favorite system.
I would have to say N64 we have had ours for about 8 years now and I still love it. The only thing I wish is that eb games would still sell used N64 games.
I'd have to say either SNES or N64. I like a lot of games on both so I can't choose.
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1. NES - It had the most groundbreaking titles ever! Final Fantasy, Super Mario Bros, Legend of Zelda, Kirby, Megaman, and much more!
2. PS2 - The library of this console is so rich and full of so many different types of genres, I'd find it hard to believe a gamer couldn't find atleast 20 games they like.
3. Dreamcast - So many unique games on this little system it was crazy, definatley tied me over until the PS2 got some good games.
4. DS - Finally a console to attract all types of gamers and it allowed easy ways to do multiplayer and connect online with friends. The games may not be groundbreaking as the other systems games, but the little features of this console such as having a touchscreen and two screens is what helps it win.
As usual there is not enough NES love, youngsters....
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Reuters reports that a privately owned TV station, which had just begun its operations in Ramallah, Judea and Samariah, was raided by Israeli soldiers on Wednesday. The soldiers seized broadcast equipment, computers and files, according to Ahmed Milhem, an employee. Watan TV began to operate at 0200 a.m. local time and lasted for three hours. […]
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The 9th president of the Supreme Court of Israel, Beinisch presided over an active term, in which she wrote landmark decisions like the 2005 ruling against the IDF's use of "human shields," the 2007 ruling that Israel's separation fence route must be modified, and the 2009 ruling declaring private prisons unconstitutional. But the most memorable ruling of her legacy may be her penultimate one – the High Court's revocation of the Tal Law.
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Many of the participants in an emergency conference last night were adamant on the need to "give up our lives" over the preservation of Torah study, in face of a growing public push for Haredi military service. In the Israeli marketplace of ideas, two views competed this morning: "Don't push them too fast, or you'll get nothing but conflict" – versus "It's time for everybody to carry their fair share of the load." Deputy Health Minister Yakov Litzman was on the money when he accused retired Supreme Court President Beinisch of committing a hit-and-run…
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The German-born wife of French Nazi hunter Serge Klarsfeld, Beate, has been nominated Monday by the Left party as a candidate for the German presidency in next month's elections. The 73-year-old Klarsfeld will compete against former East German pro-democracy activist Joachim Gauck in a March 18 vote by a special parliamentary assembly. In 1968, Beate […]
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If you have nothing better to do and you're member of the Park Slope Food Co-op, you should try to attend their Monday night meeting this week, when a group within the mostly organic-food loving, bicycle riding, inoffensive crowd of lefty New Yorkers, will be attempting to add the food co-op to the campaign of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel. Bring your own tomatoes.
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Other experts are not ready to concede that the relevance of the mouse results to human aging or cancer had been proved. Dr. Robert Weinberg, a cancer expert at the Whitehead Institute in Boston, said the new report was ''very interesting'' and ''validated the notion that telomere integrity is essential for cellular proliferation.''
The loss of proliferative capacity in telomere-deficient mice could be the same process that occurs when human T-cells are depleted in AIDS, but that and any other relation to human aging remains to proved, in Dr. Weinberg's view.
''The truth, is,'' he said, ''I don't know how many other aspects of human aging are or are not connected the telomere shortening.''
Dr. Guarente also said it was too early to say whether the telomere-deficient mice are an accurate model for some or any of the aging processes seen in humans. ''It is an extremely interesting study with possible relevance to human aging,'' Dr. Guarente said, ''but we'll need a lot more information before we can be certain of that relevance.''
Dr. DePinho is also cautious about interpreting his findings, saying telomere attrition is one component of aging, which, along with other factors, affects the ability of an organism to withstand acute stress.
''From these studies,'' he said, ''we've learned that if you can maintain telomere function you are better able to maintain overall fitness, so I think that is very good news. But we aren't going to be erecting any Ponce de Leon fountains around Geron. It won't reverse organismal aging as we know it.''
A difficulty in extending the findings from mice to people is that mice evidently use the telomere system in a somewhat different way. Mice have very long telomeres and presumably the mice that die a natural death die from causes other than telomere shortening -- like oxidative damage, accumulating genetic errors and the other kinds of wear and tear that probably play a role in human aging too.
With humans, telomeres are set much shorter, perhaps because cancer is a far more serious danger for a long-lived species. In humans, a proliferating tumor cell will run out of telomeres before it gets to any significant size. Advanced tumors must subvert this last ditch defense by activating telomerase. But has evolution, in selecting the ideal limit for human telomeres, had to trade-off between cancer prevention and life span? In other words, do short telomeres ever limit human life span by causing failure in aging tissues?
Geron scientists and other experts believe human cells in the aged do get critically short of telomeres, particularly when high demands are put on the proliferative capacity of skin or blood-forming cells. But biologists like Dr. Weinberg argue that no one has yet been shown to have died of short telomeres, and that Geron's proposal to activate telomerase in aging tissues could remove an important defense against cancer.


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You'll remember "House of Cards," the popular Netflix series of dramatized dirty politics threatened in February to leave the state of Maryland, where it films, if the government didn't cough up the tax credits to which the show had become accustomed. Now, Baltimore says if the production leaves the state, the state will just confiscate its property. Because this is what eminent domain is for:
Responding to a threat that the "House of Cards" television series may leave Maryland if it doesn't get more tax credits, the House of Delegates adopted budget language Thursday requiring the state to seize the production company's property if it stops filming in the state.
Media Rights Capital, the Beverly Hills, Calif., company producing the popular Netflix show, wrote Gov. Martin O'Malley that it was putting off work on its third season until it could be assured that sufficient tax credits would be approved. If those weren't forthcoming, it said it would break down its film stage and move it to another state.
Del. William Frick, a Montgomery County Democrat, proposed the provision, which orders the state to use the right of eminent domain to buy or condemn the property of any company that has claimed $10 million or more credits against the state income tax. The provision would appear to apply only to the Netflix series, which has gotten the bulk of the state credits.
Why do these guys even bother writing such provisions as if they'll apply to anyone else? They do the same with regulations meant to keep Wal-Mart out of cities. We all know what you're doing, and you know what you're doing, and I'm pretty sure you're not ashamed of it. If you believe this a proper function of government, and you wish to punish specific entities, go for it and be honest about it.
"House of Cards" gets the evil of Washington right, but always makes it seem far too competent in the apparently all-seeing and all-encompassing machinations of Frank Underwood. The production's tantrum and Del. William Frick's ham-handed ploy, with its plausible-deniability drafting, are more like what real political power grabs look like in Washington. Frick's very name is indicative of the inelegant and unsexy real-life wielding of dangerous power. We are in the very dumbest of hands. I'm with Mark Hemingway: "House of Cards" Season 3 should just dramatize this mess, and Frick should have a threesome with Zombie Kate Mara and Donny Hot Fries from the DMV. Charm City, baby.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sales of new U.S. homes rose in May to the highest level in six years, providing the strongest signal yet that housing is recovering from a recent slowdown.
New home sales jumped 18.6 percent in May following a 3.7 percent increase in April, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. The gains followed declines in February and March that were blamed in part on harsh winter weather.
The big May increase pushed the seasonally adjusted annual sales rate to 504,000, the highest level since May 2008.
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Arkansas Children's Hospital Gets Lives back To Normal
Editors note: Following is the story of Jeffrey Michael Smith, the 16 year old son of Steve and Cheryl Ziegler and Joe Smith of Coal Hill, who was diagnosed with End Stage Renal Disease (kidney failure.) It is the final of a 6 part series about area residents experiences at Arkansas Children's Hospital, which has ran leading up to the Charleston Music Fest that will be held at the Charleston Fairgrounds this Saturday, April 5th from 3pm to 11pm. Proceeds from the Music fest will benefit Arkansas Children's Hospital. Food will be provided by Sacco's Concession.
In April of 2010, Jeffrey Smith had a lot of bruising on his legs that he did not know where the bruising came from. His mom, Cheryl Ziegler's initial thought was that Jeffrey was anemic since he had also had been very tired the previous week.
She scheduled an appointment with their pediatrician the next day and went in for some simple blood work. When they drew Jeffrey's blood, Cheryl noticed it was a really dark red and very thick and that it took forever to fill the vile. The lab came back several minutes later and the family was informed that they needed more blood.
Of course Jeffrey protested, the first draw hurt and to that point, Jeffrey had been perfectly healthy, unaccustomed to needles, syringes, etc., Cheryl said. But they managed to get more blood. A short time later, Jeffrey's nurse, Jessica, came into the room and told us Dr. McCraw needed to make some phone calls concerning Jeffrey but he would be back in with us as soon as he could, Cheryl said. "As she left the room, I noticed she was crying." I could hear Dr. McCraw on the phone across the hall talking to Children's Hospital and making arrangements for someone to get to their ER, Cheryl said. "From that point, our lives changed drastically."
Dr. McCraw informed the family that Jeffrey was suffering from End Stage Renal Disease. I did not even know what that meant other than the fact that Jeffrey had little or no kidney function, Cheryl said. His blood pressure was 181/136. His BUN, a measurement of toxins in the bloodstream, was 119, normal is around 10.
They were rushed to Children's and by midnight Jeffrey had undergone surgery to place a temporary hemodialysis catheter in his leg, received several blood transfusions, and started hemodialysis. They would later discover that Jeffrey's kidneys never grew so as he went through puberty and began to grow himself, the kidneys could not keep up. A biopsy showed that most of both kidneys were so severely scarred they would never function properly.
Our stay in the hospital lasted three weeks, Cheryl said. In that time, Jeffrey had numerous operations and we learned how to care for him at home, she added. "The ACH staff became a part of our family. We knew every Neurologist, all of the dialysis staff, all the nurses on the 4th floor, most of the custodians, most of the cafeteria personnel, and met many families who cried, laughed, hugged, and prayed with us daily."
Jeffrey worked especially hard during those three weeks, Cheryl said. "He learned to swallow pills, follow his very restricted diet, keep his fluid intake low, and take shots. He learned that certain needles worked better for him on his daily blood draws. He learned how to set up his home dialysis machine and break it down. He learned how to care for his exit site where his Tenckhoff was placed so that home dialysis could be done."
He struggled most with his fluid intake, Cheryl said. Jeffrey was restricted to 40 ounces of fluid in a 24 hour period. That is not very much and he was thirsty all the time, she added. "I remember one night shortly after we returned from the hospital we were watching TV and a lawnmower advertisement came on. Jeffrey said, "Mom, I am so thirsty I could drink gasoline." Needless to say, my heart broke!"
The family began the long path to recovery and maintenance. After a year of hard work on the part of Jeffrey's nephrologist, Dr. Richard Blazack, his nurses, nutritionist, transplant specialist, and social worker, Debbie Brady, Jeffrey was well enough to be placed on the transplant list, Cheryl said. But, they waited another year for the call. When that call came early Sunday morning, November 11, I ran back to Jeffrey's room to tell him the news, Cheyl said. Jeffrey just rolled over and said, "Mom, that is not funny."
By the time they arrived at Children's Hospital the news had spread. Our phones were blowing up with well wishes, Cheryl said. They discovered that another little boy, Connor, was getting the other kidney. The transplant for both kids went well and they were on their way to full recovery, she said. "We named Jeffrey's new kidney Percy because Jeffrey had persevered over so much in his young life."
They were scheduled to be released on the November 23rd. We would not be home for Thanksgiving but that did not matter, to the family. The staff at ACH made sure they had a happy Thanksgiving with them.
But on the morning of the November 21st, things took a sharp turn for the worse for Jeffrey. His blood work was a little off so Dr. Ellis, who was pinch hitting for Dr. Blazack while he visited his family for the holidays, sent Jeffrey to ultrasound to check the blood flow to the new kidney. While in ultrasound, Jeffrey started screaming in pain and the radiologist noticed a dark "fog" circling the kidney, Cheryl said. Jeffrey was bleeding internally and they quickly rushed Jeffrey to surgery. His transplant surgeon came in from his holiday to do the surgery. He worked diligently but was not able to save the kidney. He later told us that he had to make a decision, save Jeffrey's leg or save the kidney, Cheryl said. "We were very grateful for his decision. Had we been home, Jeffrey may not have survived."
When I finally got to go into ICU to see Jeffrey, I was in no way prepared for what I saw, Cheryl said. "Lines, wires, and tubes were everywhere. I had told Dr. Ellis earlier that when I got back to see him I would have my game face on but that quickly withered." It was Jeffrey who amazed me once again with his 'specialness,' Cheryl said. "The first question he asked was, "Did I lose Percy?" His second question was, "Did I do something wrong?" After reassuring him that he did not and that this was a freak accident, his third question was, "Is Connor ok?" Jeffrey continues to worry about and check on Connor to this day.
Late that night, I was standing over Jeffrey in PICU, when I felt a hand on my shoulder, Cheryl said. It was Dr. Blazack who had received the news about Jeffrey while playing golf with some of his family members. He left his family's Thanksgiving and drove nine hours back home to check on us, Cheryl said. "Wow! He stood by Jeffrey's bed and wept. Don't see that very often."
Jeffery finally got to go home on December 20. That was the best Christmas present ever, Cheryl said. "My dad had moved all of Jeffrey's dialysis supplies to storage when we got Percy and had moved them back in when we lost him. I believe that was very hard on him but I was so thankful he had done that for us."
We were back in our old, normal routine of dialysis every night when we hit another bump in the road, Cheryl said. Jeffrey's left leg had become numb and they headed back to Children's Hospital to get it checked. The gortex sleeve that repaired the artery that burst when Jeffrey lost the kidney had developed a severe infection and would have to be repaired. That was another major surgery and another long stay at ACH.
There are two things that stick out so vividly in my mind about this roller coaster we have been riding the past 4 years, Cheryl said. "That first night at Children's Hospital I held myself together pretty well until about 6:00 in the evening when my parents arrived with Jeffrey's younger brother, Joseph. He ran up to hug me and the first thing out of his mouth was, "Mom, Jeffrey can have one of my kidneys." "I totally lost it."
Then the first night we returned home, my husband, Steve, was back in Jeffrey's room talking to him, Cheryl said. "Steve told Jeffrey about how he had been recruited to play football for the Arkansas Razorbacks but broke his neck his senior year in high school and was told he could never play again. He told Jeffrey about how bitter and angry he was at first but how God had a plan for him and because of that career ending injury, he had become a coach. He asked Jeffrey to look for God's plan in this illness."
I cannot say enough about the staff at Arkansas Children's Hospital, Cheryl said. "They have saved my son's life three times but it is more than that. They take care of the whole family. We have never felt like just another patient there, not once."
The dialysis unit hosted Jeffrey's 16th birthday party because he was having hemodialysis that day, Cheryl said. "Jeffrey told us that there was no other place he would rather celebrate and no one else he would rather celebrate with. "
We are not sure what God's plan for Jeffrey is, Cheryl said. "We take one day at a time. But we will not allow ESRD to define us."
Since his illness, Jeffrey rejoined the swim team, got his lifeguard certification, and his driver's license. He spoke to all civic clubs and organizations in Clarksville and helped pass a 1-cent sales tax to build the beautiful indoor competition and therapy pools and the water park. He has spoken at the Log a Load ACH fundraiser and has been interviewed by KARK TV where he talked about how awesome Arkansas Children's Hospital is. He won the Perry Award at ACH's kidney, diabetes, and arthritis camp last summer, served as parade marshal in his hometown this past Christmas and has been nominated to serve as an Ambassador for ACH.
With all the problems he has had Jeffrey has kept a positive attitude. He said he looks at his disease as an opportunity to help others. His career goal is to someday fly Angel 1 for Arkansas Children's Hospital.