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Who in their right mind would really want to elect a convicted criminal who falsely claimed to have a college education, lied about his parents, and made up a resume which included hundreds of false claims such as excelling in sports and being an American hero? Even worse, if you could vote for such a person knowing the these bad traits, would you still consider voting for him when you learned he was in prison for threatening his fellow citizens?
How do I deal with negative reviews about my business on the Internet or negative feedback on Facebook?
One of the biggest concerns I've heard from clients and potential clients is the potential for negative feedback and reviews that comes with online marketing. I've even seen businesses downright refuse to market online because of it.
Once upon a time, whenever one would ask a Louisiana saltwater fisherman if the fish were biting, the answer would be about redfish. Many of those really all-year-around fishermen were not really interested in speckled trout. In fact, there was little interest in flounder. Redfish were the prey, and not only in Louisiana but also in our great state.
For the first time in many months, we've gotten enough rain to bring East Texas lakes back up to normal levels, and with that in mind there should be lots of people heading to places like Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend. Couple that with great fishing on Sabine Lake and East Galveston Bay, and there will likely be more boaters on the coast and on inland lakes than in the past couple of years.
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2 Weeks Starting Today to Argue Fine and Crucial Details of Cutting Greenhouse Gas
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Published: November 13, 2000
After four years of tortuous negotiations, a treaty aimed at curtailing global warming faces its greatest obstacles yet in the next two weeks as officials from around the world meet in the Netherlands to tussle over the fine print.
The pivotal talks, which begin today in The Hague, come on the heels of new scientific reports with the strongest evidence so far that people, mainly through the burning of fossil fuels, have contributed substantially to a warming trend that could disrupt weather patterns, ecosystems and agriculture around the world.
The treaty, called the Kyoto Protocol, requires industrialized nations to reduce releases of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, which trap heat in the atmosphere. It has been signed by representatives of more than 100 countries, including the United States, but cannot take effect until a substantial number of the industrial nations ratify it.
So far, none have done so. Most important would be the approval of the United States, far and away the world's largest producer of heat-trapping gases, and without whose participation, specialists say, the effort is bound to falter.
Even if the details can be worked out over the next two weeks, the presidential election may have further clouded the accord's future.
Gov. George W. Bush has questioned the science pointing to a warming trend caused by human activity, and he opposes the treaty, which bears the imprint of the Clinton administration -- and particularly of Vice President Al Gore, who flew to the pivotal session in Kyoto, Japan, in 1997 to prod feuding delegates into agreement on key points.
Mr. Bush has said, however, that he would support a requirement of some reductions in carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.
If Mr. Gore wins, some treaty experts say that in a few years he might be able to build sufficient support in the Senate to approve the treaty, but it would be an uphill fight, requiring the consent of 67 of 100 members of the Senate, which with the current election is close to evenly divided.
In other countries, negotiators say, there is a great enough sense of urgency to give the sessions at The Hague a chance of success.
Pressure for action in Europe to reduce fuel use has intensified partly because of recent spikes in already high fuel prices and a string of devastating floods and storms that have been cited as a taste of what may lie ahead if the world's climate is disrupted. Other countries are feeling pressure, too, if indirectly.
''It's the bottom of the ninth, and the bases are truly loaded,'' said John W. Ashe, a negotiator and ambassador to the United Nations from Antigua and Barbuda, a Caribbean country of 67,000. Island nations, which are vulnerable should the melting glaciers and polar icecaps raise sea levels, have been some of the most passionate proponents of the treaty. ''It's time for countries to step up to the plate.''
If enacted, the treaty would commit industrialized nations over the next 8 to 12 years to reduce their emissions by at least 5 percent below the levels of 1990, the year chosen as the benchmark.
Developing countries, including giants like China and India, would pledge to seek emissions limits in the future, but would not be legally bound to do so. These countries emit far less greenhouse pollution than industrial nations now, but are expected to surpass many of them within two decades. Many American senators say this lets the developing nations off the hook.
Even as negotiations over the treaty have dragged on, emission levels of many of the world's big producers of greenhouse gases have continued to rise, particularly as economies have grown. This in turn has increased the pressure on negotiators for cheap solutions that are the least politically risky.
The United States, for instance, is producing nearly 22 percent more warming emissions now than in 1990, while under the treaty it would be required to reduce those gases by 7 percent below 1990 levels between 2008 and 2012.
In fact, energy experts say, of the 34 industrial nations involved, only Germany and Britain have a good chance of meeting their emissions targets, and they are likely to do so because of policies that are being pursued in any case. Britain, for instance, is closing obsolete coal mines, and Germany is dismantling the grime-belching factories left behind during Communist rule in the east.
As a result, private environmental groups say there are many efforts under way to increase loopholes in the proposed treaty. ''They are trying to renegotiate the meaning of the numbers, making it easier to meet the targets,'' said Alden Meyer, director of government relations for the Union of Concerned Scientists, a private environmental group in Washington. ''The result could be we'll have a treaty, but the atmosphere would still be suffering.''
As it stands, even the current treaty is seen by many climate experts and ecologists as baby steps toward addressing the effects of a century in which fuels were burned with abandon. And much remains to be done before it can take effect.


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I suspect some fans (especially the ones that bought season tickets) in the greater Pittsburgh metropolitan area have been verbally skewering Craig Patrick.
After all, the Penguins general manager sent scorer Martin Straka to the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday for two little-known players -- defenseman Martin Strbak, 28, and left winger Sergei Anshakov, 19.
The fans seem to have cause, too. The eminently talented Straka, 31, is another big name on the ever-growing list of big-name (read: expensive) players Patrick has opted to trade or not re-sign in recent years. Alexei Kovalev is on that list. So too is Robert Lang, Jaromir Jagr, the beloved Ron Francis, the talented-but-quirky Petr Nedved and the quirky-but-talented Darius Kasparaitis. In some circles that's a "who's who" of hockey, a core group of players one could build a team, perhaps even a Stanley Cup team, around.
Not me, though. I'd put Patrick in the Hockey Hall of Fame if he weren't already there. Given the way the Hall has taken to arbitrarily rewriting its honored members' clause in recent months, maybe settling for one reporter's "attaboy" isn't such a dubious honor after all.
You see, in the game within the game, the one where economic realities dictate everything except U.S. war policy and the Hilton video buyback budget, Patrick is like that kid in the Xerox commercial, the one who gets a family reprimand for printing everything in color only to find out that he's actually ahead of the curve.
Not only has he dumped another salary well before the market is expected to be flooded with high-priced talent, he did it while he could still get something in return.
Granted, Strbak and Anshakov moving up ice aren't going to cause Penguins fans to forget the time when Mario Lemieux and Jagr played pick-puck-go together, but Strbak is a serviceable defenseman who likely can play for the Penguins now while Anshakov is a legitimate prospect who offers some hope for the future.
For a great many teams (and likely many more to follow later this season), playing the futures game is all that's left.
The futures game is a bit complex and hardly ever talked about openly, but we'll do our best to explain.
At the core of the game is the expiration of the collective bargaining agreement between the NHL and the NHL Players Association on Sept. 15, 2004. That document is the basic framework for how the league does its business. Because there is reason to believe a work stoppage will occur when the CBA expires, teams are acting either for the now or for the future.
The "now" teams think they are Stanley Cup contenders today or, with a player or two, could be one by season's end. Those are teams like Detroit, Colorado, New Jersey, Ottawa, Philadelphia and a handful of others. Throw the Kings into that mix now that they've acquired Straka. With Straka up front, the healthy return of some key players and Roman Cechmanek in goal, Los Angeles has to like its chances.
On the flip side are teams folding their cards this season in hopes that the next one -- whatever shape it takes and whenever it might come about -- will allow for a better hand.
The uncertainty of that manifests itself in different ways on different teams, but a list isn't hard to work up.
Chicago is certainly doing it. The Blackhawks have been beset by injuries this season, having lost two of their top scorers (Eric Daze and Alexei Zhamnov) to back injuries and their No. 1 goalie, Jocelyn Thibault, who is recovering from hip surgery. But at the same time the Blackhawks haven't bothered to hire a new general manager to replace the fired Mike Smith, or traded for replacements for their missing players.
The stand in Chicago is that longtime handyman Bob Pulford will be the GM until broadcaster-turned-trainee Dale Tallon finishes his learn-as-you-go program. Since neither man plays center or goal, Hawks fans are not impressed.
In not making trades, the Blackhawks may be sending a white flag up the pole this season, but they also have given themselves plenty of room to sign high-end free-agent talent when the time comes. According to The Hockey News, the Blackhawks began the season with just seven players under contract beyond this season and for a league-low total of $5 million -- a clear indication of its futures policy on the ice as well as off it.
Washington appears to be in a similar bind. While moving Jagr (who has all but publicly begged for a trade) might be difficult because of his oversized contract, the Capitals seem to be writing off the season because they haven't made a coaching change despite falling to the bottom of the NHL standings.
It's not that the Capitals can't afford to fire Bruce Cassidy; the bigger issue is how they entice a new coach to come into a situation where the Capitals won't want to commit to a contract beyond this season.
And why should they? Players may have to take a financial bath if there is no hockey next season, but any coach brought in now is going to want a contract that goes beyond this season. If the Capitals agree, they'll have to pay him and Cassidy even if there's no hockey next season. That's like taking out a car loan when you know the state is preparing to revoke your driver's license. It doesn't make much sense.
But, you say, didn't Florida GM Rick Dudley shoot a hockey puck through the scenario by firing Mike Keenan? In a word: no. Dudley might say he's looking for a new coach and that the search for the perfect one might take longer than O.J. Simpson's oft-stated quest. But in stepping behind the bench, Dudley has done more than get rid of a nemesis and end a power struggle. He is also saving the Panthers the cost of hiring a replacement -- no small expense considering the team is paying Keenan millions not to coach.
One gets a sense that Carolina coach Paul Maurice is surviving for largely the same reason.
Regarding personnel moves, a great many clubs have taken a similar stance. A rough estimate has the number of unrestricted free agents available at the end of this season at 168. That's an unprecedented figure. Boston, for example, has just four players under contract after this season. The unsigned players aren't all unrestricted free agents, but with just $6.8 million committed to the contract till, the Bruins are in excellent position for whatever comes their way under a new CBA.
There are some teams -- Tampa Bay, for instance -- that have operated as if the CBA won't pose an issue. Those teams are betting on liberal rules for easing in under a salary cap or a luxury tax. Others, like Dallas (11 players, $47 million) and Philadelphia (13 players, $40.5 million) appear to have done the same, but the majority has tried to plan for the future by having as few contractual obligations as possible.
That stance has prompted a good deal of speculation that even more teams will try to unload contracts as the season progresses and they deem themselves not likely to be a Stanley Cup contender or even a playoff threat. If that happens -- and some say it's not so much a matter of "if," but "when" -- the market could be flooded with quality players, thereby driving the return price to historic lows.
If that's the case, then Patrick really is ahead of the curve. His coach might not like it and the fans may howl, but in moving Straka, Patrick shaved what remains of Straka's $4.35 million salary for this season and half of the $4.7 million he's due next season. And he got two players in return.
It's not a pretty deal, but then the Penguins aren't in it for the now. They're in it for the future. For them and others, it's almost like this NHL season doesn't even count.
Jim Kelley is the NHL writer for ESPN.com. Submit questions or comments to his mail bag.


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Arlington National Cemetery is the resting place for those who gave their lives for their country, and served with honor. More than 4 million people visit Arlington National Cemetery each year, according to the cemetery, with the Tomb of the Unknowns coming in as a leading visitor site. Before visiting the monuments and memorials within the park, pick up a guidebook and map at the visitor center near the entrance.
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The Civil War Unknowns Monument was dedicated in September 1866. This is the first monument specifically dedicated to soldiers who died during battle and whose remains couldn't be identified. Remains gathered from Civil War battlefields, from Bull Run to Rappahannock are honored at the Civil War Unknowns Monument. The number of soldiers buried at the monument is 2,111, and includes the remains of both Confederate soldiers and Union troops. The monument is near Arlington House on the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery.
Iran Rescue Mission Monument
On November 4, 1979, the U.S. embassy was attacked and 66 American hostages were taken. The captors released the females and black hostages, but refused to release the remaining 53 hostages. On April 25, 1980, President Jimmy Carter ordered a mission to rescue the remaining hostages. This covert mission ultimately failed due to a helicopter collision that resulted in the death of eight soldiers. Among the dead were three marines and five airmen. The Iran Rescue Mission Monument honors the memory of these men and the bravery they displayed. The monument is near the Memorial Amphitheater.
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The USS Serpens Monument represents the memorial of the largest single disaster the U.S. Coast Guard suffered during World War II. On January 29, 1945, while stationed off the British Solomon Islands, the USS Serpens, an ammunition ship, exploded. Two hundred and fifty men lost their lives. Among them were 193 Coast Guard sailors, 56 Army soldiers and a U.S. Public Health Surgeon. The explosion was determined not to be the result of an enemy attack. The USS Serpens Monument honors the men who lost their lives that day and those that survived. Of the 10 survivors, eight were onshore for administrative duties and two were on board at the time of the explosion.
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A Rockin' Collection for Bucket Ensemble. Composed by Mark Shelton. Classroom Music. Book, audio/data CD. Heritage Music Press #75/1019H. Published by Heritage Music Press (LO.75-1019H).
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Grades 4-8 - Music education meets the vibrant energy of street musicians in this accessible collection for bucket ensemble. Mark Shelton brings you a dozen arrangements utilizing buckets, pails, and drumsticks. In addition to guiding you through the process of setting up your bucket ensemble, this collection includes teaching and performance tips, some simple choreography, and performance tracks.


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The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department says [auth] 51-year-old Manual Martinez was traveling westbound on Pajarito Road west of Coors Saturday night when he went off the road.
Sgt. Aaron Williamson says Martinez then over-corrected and hit the pole.
Williamson says he was pronounced dead at the scene.
He says investigators believe high speed was a contributing factor.
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Sooner Re kmp and kmr you seem to be well informed on the 2 of them > what is ur pick and why. Non IRA acct.
nsupper1 -I have owned both KMP and KMR, continuously since 2002 and in the 1990's (but I have lost the 1990's records). I now own MLP's for the income; I am semi-retired and I use the distributions to "go to the grocery store".Currently, I have a slight preverence for KMR (I own KMR and I do not currently own any KMP).KMP pays a cash distribution and issues a K-1 annually. KMR pays a stock distribution (technically for tax purposes it is a stock split), and does not issue a K-1 annually.KMR advantages - - At the current Unit market prices the yield on KMR is substantially higher (KMR $1.05/$43.47 = 9.66%; KMP $1.05/$49.55 = 8.48%). - KMR ownership means no K-1 to deal with annually; this advantage is largely offset by adjusting tax basis each quarter with the receipt of stock distribution (split). - I plan to sell approx the distribution shares each quarter (again this is done in order to be able to go to the grocery store). This will generate a gain/loss on sale, again offsetting the advantage of no K-1. - There is some risk of a modest reduction in the yield advantage due to the fact the sales price formula may be unfavorable, although this quarter it appears to be slightly favorable (I will find out tomorrow - Feb 2, 2009). However, the overall yield advantage will remain significantly favorable - this is my primary reason for favoring KMR over KMP currently.
I don't want to split too many hairs, but I did want to respond to a couple of points raised in this thread."KMR pays a stock distribution (technically for tax purposes it is a stock split), and does not issue a K-1 annually."That is not 100% true. It is absolutely true KMR does NOT issue a K-1 or a 1099, but KMR's dividend (and it is a dividend, not a distribution like their big sister KMP pays) is not technically a stock split. It is a payment-in-kind form of dividend. As a PIK there is no cash ever changing hands, so there is no taxable event. In a DRIP there is a "we give you cash, and you give it back" so there is a taxable event. In a PIK only paper changes hands, and you don't pay income tax merely for getting more paper. The logic is similar to a stock split, but it is not a split in tax law.Your cash basis in your KMR investment is unchanged after you receive your PIK shares. The PER SHARE basis goes down though...your same initial $$ investment cost is now divided by a larger number of shares. When you sell you will owe capital gains tax on the total increase between your net selling price and your basis (original cost). Your net increase will include both the sale of all the PIK shares you got over the years plus (hopefully) price appreciation on your original shares plus the PIK shares you got along the way.It is not, however, exactly like a stock split. In a split nothing "real" is occurring...you once had 1 share,now you have 2, and the total value stays the same. With the KMR PIK however, a real event is going on...you are receiving something additional of real value (about 0.02 shares per share you own). Getting you head around why something real is going on can be confusing though. All other things equal, when KMR goes x-div the price will drop by about the same amount of the value of the KMP distribution (which is the basis of the KMR dividend value) just like a conventional dividend paying stock. The price has to adjust ...otherwise a buyer the day before the dividend would get a sudden windfall gain or loss.The "real" change is that by retaining some cash (rather than paying more KMP distributions) the KM* enterprise has effectively raised more capital. We, the KMR investors, now own a bit more (0.02% more) of a larger entity...the KMP+KMR enterprise. If KM* is doing smart things with their (our) money, they can take the cash they raised by selling more shares and do something good with it...pay down debt, build a new pipeline somewhere (well, perhaps buy a new gasket given the amount of my personal investment), or make some other good investment with their now larger war chest of cash.One odd wrinkle in all this. KMR pays out fractional shares without a problem; they announce their dividend in terms of # of new shares per unit already owned, and give investors exactly that amount. But KMR sends them directly to your broker, not to you. Most brokerages have no problem allocating you your fractional shares. Some brokerages however, refuse to deal with fractional shares of KMR (even if they allow fractional shares of other dividend-paying stocks where your fractions are acquired through a DRIP or regular dividend reinvestment. At such brokerages, they sell your newly gained fractional shares (without commission), and give you the proceeds. Then, however, you have a sale...and a short term sale to boot. Your basis for that sale is $0, so they report the proceeds as a 100% short term capital gain on the sale. AG Edwards did this to my account (I don't know if Wachovia...who bought AGE...still does, but I expect they do). As I said many brokers don't do this mickey mouse forced sale, but a few do.Disclosure: I own KMR. I previously owned KMP, but decided to sell and repurchase KMR. All this is inside an IRA; I decided to switch to KMR to avoid UBTI in the IRA.
Sooner. If kmr issues a stock split is it treated like a DRIP and what is the tax treatment. I like the return of capt. on the kmp> I am retired and would hope would never have to pay the tax. My estate can do that. I am thinking abt some of both KMP %KMR


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Live life comfortably in the suburbs while enjoying easy access to local amenities and city life. With property management done by C.J. Lombardo Company, Central House is an excellent place to call home in the Ridgefield Park area. Located at 24 Central Avenue in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, Central House is a convenient rental property run by a courteous and friendly management company.
This mid-rise facility provides residents with the use of elevators and features a number of stellar design concepts. Each unit is fully outfitted with sleek hardwood floors and boasts of lots of light within the interior. New tenants can also bring their cats, but Central House's pet-policy prohibits dogs and other pets.
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- Beginning: Suitable for the Beginning level dancer with basic or no background in Ballet. A faster pace than ballet basics but still taught with the Beginner in mind. Students will learn Barre and Center work with introduction to jumps, leaps, and turns.
- Beginning/Intermediate: Beginning Intermediate level suited for students with varied dance backgrounds. Prior understanding of ballet at the basic/mid-level is required. This is a Beginning Intermediate Level class. Students should have a strong Beginning level understanding of Ballet Technique.
- Intermediate and Intermediate/Advanced: Mid-level class for students with previous training.
- Advanced: Intense muscular workout – considerable experience a must.
- Performance (VDT): Work with choreographer to prepare performance piece for concert. Must be enrolled in Advanced Ballet and be prepared to attend every class.
- Beginning Pointe: Designed for students with little or no background in pointe work, must have a strong background in Ballet, attend the Intermediate Ballet class before pointe, and get confirmation from the instructor that you are ready for the class.
- Pointe: Designed for students in the Int/Adv level classes.
- Open: Learn the basics of ballroom including fox trot, waltz, swing, cha-cha, rumba, tango, and more. Hard-soled shoes preferred.
Classical dance of South India involving footwork, hand gestures and facial expressions on traditional Indian themes. Informal attire and bare feet. No shorts or skirts, please.
- Beginning: Class designed to introduce students with little or no previous experience to the basic steps and hand gestures of Bharatanatyam, and in the second part of the semester to incorporate this knowledge into a simple composition.
- Intermediate: Between the other two levels.
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Is it possible to have "Recent Comments" and "Recent Posts" in the sidebar of Kubrick template? If so, do you need any type of plug-in?
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Is it possible to have "Recent Comments" and "Recent Posts" in the sidebar of Kubrick template? If so, do you need any type of plug-in?
Thank you in advance for any kind of help. :)
yes, there's one for comment, i think
as for post, i'll try to search that out later. good luck!
The template tag get_posts would suffice for a sidebar item
stchatterbox: It worked! It would be nice if you could post a similar one but with "Recent Posts." This was pretty easy that's why.
Thank you. :)
Thanks Moshu. Works fine. :)
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This one is off-topic but when you go to my comments page, the shoutbox and "Misc" are not on the sidebar for some reason?
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I can't edit my previous post but in my first question, I want to put the "Categories" under the "Date" of the update.
Thanks. :)
To display the category of a post use the_category template tag:
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Thanks Moshu. Works perfect!
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When you go to the comments page, you can't see the "Misc" menu on the sidebar. Same with if you click on the category name, it doesn't display the "Misc" menu on the sidebar. How to fix that?
Now that's a little bit more complicated question. Since your theme is a modification of the Default (Kubrick) in its
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I don't know exactly what is in your sidebar's code, what has been changed or modified, so it's difficult to guess.
BTW, correctly this is the single post view (using the single.php template) - there is no "comments page".
Oh, alright. Thanks for clarifying. I guess I'll leave it like this then.
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Mohammed Cartoons ReprintedIn an Egyptian Newspaper.
Henry, a Stranger reader, just sent me this link. I've never heard of this blog before, and some folks will find it offensive (the author, apparently an Egyptian, calls himself "Sandmonkey"), but… uh… gee… it seems that an Egyptian newspaper reprinted the Danish cartoons in October of 2005.
Sandmonkey writes:
Guess we will have to Boycott Egypt now as well, huh?
Now while the arab islamic population was going crazy over the outrage created by their government's media over these cartoons, their governments was benifitting from its people's distraction. The Saudi royal Family used it to distract its people from the outrage over the Hajj stampede. The Jordanian government used it to distract its people from their new minimum wage law demanded by their labor unions. The Syrian Government used it to create secterian division in Lebanon and change the focus on the Harriri murder. And, finally, the Egyptian government is using it to distract us while it passes through the new Judiciary reforms and Social Security Bill- which will cut over $300 million dollars in benefits to some of Egypt's poorest families. But, see, the people were not paying attention, because they were too busy defending the prophet by sending out millions of e-mails and SMS-messages, boycotting cheese and Lego and burning Butter and the danish Flag. Let's not even mention the idiots who went the usual route of "It's a jewish conspiracy", spouted the stupid argument about the Holocaust, or went on a diatribe with the old favorite "There is an organized campaign-headed by the west and the jews- to attack and discredit Islam, and we have to defend it". They proved, once again, that the arab world is retarded and deserves no better than its leaders.
UPDATE: I just clicked into AndrewSullivan.com, and I see that he's got the Egypt story up already. Sullivan links to another blogFreedomForEgyptians.blogspot.comwith even more images from the Egyptian newspaper that published the cartoons.
Sullivan writes:
So we now discover that the hideously offensive and blasphemous cartoonsso blasphemous that CNN, the New York Times, and the Washington Post, won't publish them … were reprinted last October. In Egypt. On the front frigging page. No one rioted. No editor at Al Fager was threatened. So it's official: the Egyptian state media is less deferential to Islamists than the New York Times. So where were the riots in Cairo? This whole affair is a contrived, manufactured attempt by extremist Muslims to move the goal-posts on Western freedom. They're saying: we determine what you can and cannot print; and there's a difference between what Muslims can print and what infidels can print. And, so far, much of the West has gone along. In this, well-meaning American editors have been played for fools and cowards.
UPDATE 2: In a story in today's Seattle Times about The Stranger's decision to republish four of the cartoons (we used them as illos for a piece Bruce Bawer wrote for The Stranger about the controversy), reporter Janet I. Tu quotes local Muslims who are upset about our decision to show the cartoons to our readers:
Jamal Rahman, a Muslim and minister with Interfaith Community Church in Ballard, said republishing the cartoons is an "unnecessary provocation." …At the same time, many local Muslims said they find horrifying the violent demonstrations, in which seven people have died in the past two days. "If it's the image of Islam they're trying to protect, they're doing exactly the opposite," said Jeff Siddiqui… a real-estate agent. "Some morons in the Middle East decide they want to burn some buildingstalk about walking into the arms of the enemies."
Still, they found it dismaying that The Stranger would be publishing four of the cartoons in this week's edition and on its Web site.
Janet I. Tu needs to call these folks backboth sound sensible and reasonable (the folks burning buildings are, as Siddiqui says, "morons"), and for the record they have every right to their opinions about what The Stranger decided to doand ask them how they feel about the Egyptian paper that re-published the images long before The Stranger. Are they dismayed about the Egyptian paper too?


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Ralph Goers wrote: > > > Vadim Gritsenko wrote: > >> Ralph Goers wrote: >> >>> If we aren't going to upgrade the build system right away then I >>> might as well stay on 2.1. >> >> >> >> We are discussing 2.2 *m* 1 (it's not even alpha) release. You >> probably ought to stay on 2.1 anyway :) >> > I understand. But the point of milestone releases is to give folks a > preview of coming attractions and to get them to provide suggestions and > feedback. IMO, without the maven build there isn't much of a compelling > reason to do that since most of the items listed are invisible. Also, > that is what I want the most lead time on so I can get my projects at > work ready to take advantage of 2.2.0 once it is released. I wouldn't say that there are no other features in trunk than the build system ;-) Maybe the Maven build is the feature that you you're waiting for. Others may wait for the virtual sitemap components or something else - don't know. -- Reinhard Pötz Independent Consultant, Trainer & (IT)-Coach {Software Engineering, Open Source, Web Applications, Apache Cocoon} web(log): http://www.poetz.cc --------------------------------------------------------------------
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Jill Hamilton, MD
The Hospital for Sick Children
Research Institute
Senior Associate Scientist
Physiology & Experimental Medicine
University of Toronto
Department of Paediatrics
Phone: 416-813-5115
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Brief Biography
Jill Hamilton received her medical degree at The University of Ottawa, Ontario and Paediatric specialty degree at The University of Toronto. She trained in Paediatric Endocrinology at The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto.
She is currently Staff Physician in the Division of Endocrinology, Department of Paediatrics and Associate Professor, University of Toronto and Associate Scientist at the Research Institute at The Hospital for Sick Children.
Clinical Care Activities
- comprehensive tertiary care of children and teens with complex obesity, including bariatric surgery patients
- care of children with endocrine and metabolic disorders, with an interest in hypothalamic obesity, polycystic ovarian syndrome, Turner syndrome and thyroid cancer
Research Interests
- obesity
- insulin resistance/beta cell secretion and type 2 diabetes
- Turner Syndrome
- thyroid cancer
Research Activities
Her research interests include the clinical and biochemical manifestations of insulin resistance and pancreatic beta cell function in the paediatric age group. Recent studies include: (i) risk for diabetes and metabolic syndrome and pathophysiologic mechanisms related to the development of hypothalamic obesity in children treated for craniopharyngioma; (ii) early life risk factors for the development of obesity and diabetes in infants born to women with gestational diabetes; (iii) incidence and clinical presentation of type 2 diabetes in Canadian children (iv) risk for insulin resistance and cardiovascular disease in girls with Turner Syndrome; (iv) role of ectopic fat deposition and metabolic consequences in obese children and adolescents. I have a secondary interest in pediatric thyroid cancer and have studies evaluating (i) longitudinal followup; (ii) quality of life; (iii) cell cycle markers in differentiates thyroid cancer; (iv) ultrasound sensitivity in detecting malignant thyroid nodules.
Future Research Interests
Randomized controlled trial of motivational interviewing for weight loss in obese adolescents.
- Oren A., Murphy A., Benoit M.A., Schulte F., Hamilton J. Quality of Life and Anxiety in Adolescents with Differentiated Thyroid Cancer, J. Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2012 Jul 12. [Epub ahead of print]
- Luca P., Birken C, Grewal P, Dettmer E., Hamilton J. Complex Obesity. Current Pediatric Reviews. 2012 Vol 8 (2): p179-187
- Retnakaran R. Ye C., Hanley AJ, Connelly PW, Sermer M, Zinman B, Hamilton J. Effect of maternal weight, adipokines, glucose intolerance and lipids on infant birthweight in women without gestational diabetes mellitus. CMAJ. 2012 May 22. [Epub ahead of print]
- Cohen M., Guger S., Hamilton J. Long term sequelae of pediatric craniopharyngioma - literature review and 20 years of experience. Frontiers in Endocrinology Online Publication: 28 November 2011 doi: 10.3389/fendo.2011.00081
- Amed S., Hamilton J., Sellers E., Hadjiyanakkis S., Panagiotopoulos C., Shah BR, Booth GL, Laubscher TL, Dannenbaum D., Dean H., Type 2 Diabetes in Canadian Aboriginal Children and Youth at Diagnosis: A Population-Based Study. Pediatric Diabetes 2012 Feb 27. doi: 10.1111/j.1399-5448.2012.00859.x.
- Hamilton J., Conwell L., Ahmet A., Jeffery A., Daneman D. Hypothalamic obesity following craniopharyngioma surgery: Results of a pilot trial of combined diazoxide and metformin therapy Intl J Pediatr Endocrinol Volume 2011 (2011), Article ID 417949, doi:10.1155/2011/417949
- Amed S., Dean H., Sellers E., Panagiotopoulos C., Shah BR, Booth GL, Laubscher TL, Dannenbaum D., Hadjiyanakkis S., Hamilton J. Do children with medication-induced diabetes have a risk factor profile similar to children with type 2 diabetes? J. Pediatrics 2011 Aug;159 (2):291-6.
- Walpole B., Dettmer E., Morrongiello B., McCrindle B., Hamilton J. Motivational Interviewing as an intervention to increase adolescent self-efficacy and promote weight loss: Methodology and Design BMC Public Health 2011, 11:459
- Amed S, Dean H, Panagiotopoulos C, Sellers E, Hadjiyannakis S, Laubscher T, Dannenbaum D, Shah B, Booth G, Hamilton J. National surveillance for non-type 1 diabetes mellitus in Canadian children: type 2 diabetes, medication induced diabetes, and monogenic diabetes. Diabetes Care 2010 Jan 12. [Epub ahead of print].
- Rakhshani N, Jeffery A, Schulte F, Barrera M, Atenafu E, Hamilton J. Evaluation of a comprehensive care clinic model for children with brain tumour and risk for hypothalamic obesity Obesity 2010 Jan 7 epub ahead of print
- Retnakaran R, Qi Y, Goran M, Hamilton J. Evaluation of proposed oral disposition index measures in relation to the actual disposition index. Diabetic Medicine 2009 Dec;26(12):1198-203.
- Hamilton J, Odrobina E, Hanley A, Zinman B, Retnakaran R. Effect of maternal insulin sensitivity during pregnancy on infant weight gain and adiposity at 12 months of age. Obesity 2009 epub Aug 6
- Simoneau-Roy J, O'Gorman C, Pencharz P, Adeli K, Daneman D, Hamilton J. Insulin secretion and sensitivity in children and adolescents with hypothalamic obesity following treatment for craniopharyngioma. Clin Endocrinol 2009 epub May 25.
- Zdravkovic V, Hamilton J, Daneman D, Cummings E: Pioglitazone as adjunctive therapy in adolescents with type 1 diabetes. Journal of Pediatrics 2006: 49(6): pp 845-849.
- Ahmet A, Blaser S, Stephens D, Guger S, Rutka JT, Hamilton J: Risk factors for weight gain in children treated for craniopharyngioma. Journal of Pediatric Endocrinology and Metabolism 2006: 19(2): pp 121-128.


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Burnout Paradise Demo On XBLM Next Week!
Written Wednesday, December 05, 2007 By Jason Debelyak
Get your engines revved up! You'll soon get a chance to finally check out one of the most anticipated racing games of 2008!
Criterion Games announced today that the demo for Burnout Paradise will be released by EA on the Xbox Live Marketplace on December 13, 2007. The highly anticipated racer/crasher is the fifth in the series and the second to be released on the Xbox 360. Burnout Paradise is due out in North America on January 20, 2008.


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Started Wellbutrin and within a week developed muscle pain, sore throat, swollen glands and burning eyes. Am I sick or can this be a side effect of the medication?
Wellbutrin XL side effects?
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- 20 Aug 2010 by notmedfan
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- wellbutrin, wellbutrin xl, pain, tonsillitis/pharyngitis, muscle pain, side effect
Answers (3)
20 Aug 2010
Common Side Effects of Wellbutrin XL
Dry mouth
Weight loss
Sore throat or runny nose
Upper respiratory tract infections (similar to the common cold) percent
Other common side effects:
A sinus infection
Loss of appetite
Shakiness (tremor)
Abnormal dreams
Muscle pain
Feeling jittery
Abdominal pain (stomach pain)
Painful menstrual cramps
High blood pressure (hypertension)
Ringing in the ears (tinnitus)
Serious Wellbutrin XL Side Effects
Some side effects with Wellbutrin XL, while occurring infrequently, are potentially serious and should be reported immediately to your Doctor.
Suicidal thoughts or behavior
Anxiety, agitation, or panic attacks
Hostility or aggressiveness
Engaging in unusual or dangerous activities
Restlessness or inability to sit still
Extreme elation or feelings of happiness that may switch back and forth with a depressed or sad mood
Other unusual changes in behavior
A fast heart rate
Chest palpitations
Difficulty sleeping
Feelings of internal jitteriness or restlessness
Signs of an allergic reaction, such as:
An unexplained rash
Unexplained swelling
Difficulty breathing or swallowing.
Take care and have a good weekend.-
19 Oct 2010
With those symptoms, you should talk to your dr. I was allergic to wellbutrin unfortunately.
Wellbutrin can bring on Steven Johnson syndrome. It's treatable, but serious. Signs of flu are often the precursor to an allergic attack and Steven Johnson syndrome. It's so rare. But happened to me.
Take these symptoms seriously. Look up Wellbutrin and Steven Johnson syndrome online. There's a wealth of information.
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