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The mail this morning included a new ''Saturday Night Live'' compilation DVD, ''The Best of John Belushi'' (due in stores Sept. 6, along with other best-ofs devoted to Dan Aykroyd and Gilda Radner). Well, it had to go into the player -- and not just because movie critic George Thomas was screaming to see the Belushi-as-Beethoven-as-Ray-Charles skit.
It was Belushi, for cryin' out loud. While I'm still longing for ''SNL'' to start issuing complete seasons, there's stuff here that will always make me laugh. Samurai sketches. Belushi-as-Brando-as-The-Godfather. ''Star Trek.'' (Belushi is one of the greatest Shatners of all time -- even better than Shatner is these days. Aykroyd was a pretty amazing McCoy, too.)
Just the way later generations have discovered the Marx Brothers -- and still should -- so it is that Belushi can still make people laugh 25 to 30 years after his ''SNL'' glory days. And what day isn't made better by a big laugh?
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Iran and world powers on Tuesday announced they had sealed a final nuclear deal with Tehran that will lift most economic sanctions on the country and permit it to continue many of the most controversial aspects of its nuclear program, as well as its missile development, according to initial text of the agreement and statements by diplomats.
The agreement, which was finalized in Vienna, would lift international sanctions on Iran and permit it to continue key elements of its nuclear work, as well as research and development.
Iran will be permitted to continue spinning centrifuges, which are used to enrich uranium, the key component in a nuclear weapon. Western powers will also work with Iran to help it install and operate more advanced centrifuges, according to those apprised of the deal.
This concession—as well as a range of others made by the United States—has rattled analysts and lawmakers, who have maintained that Iran should not be permitted to retain the core aspects of a nuclear program.
Sanctions also will be lifted on Iran, including those on the country's banks and financial sectors, which have long supported Iran's nuclear program as well as its sponsorship of international terrorist groups.
In one of the most controversial concessions made by the Obama administration, a United Nations embargo on arms will also be lifted within around five years as part of the deal, according to multiple reports. A similar embargo on the construction of ballistic missiles, which could carry a nuclear payload, also will expire in around eight years under the deal.
Initial readings of the deal also indicate that Iran will be given the right to veto so-called "anywhere, anytime" inspections of Iranian nuclear sites. This concession has caused concern that Tehran will be able to continue hiding its nuclear work and potentially continue in secret along the pathway to a bomb.
Iran also will be permitted for a time to keep its military sites off limits to inspectors, who have long been unable to confirm the past dimensions and scope of Iran's nuclear weapons work.
New resolutions by the U.N. Security Council will solidify most key aspects of the deal.
Initial Iranian state-controlled reports on the final text of the agreement claim that "the world powers recognize Iran's civilian nuclear program, including the country's right to the complete nuclear cycle."
In addition, "none of the Iranian nuclear facilities will be dismantled or decommissioned" under the deal, according to Iran's Fars News Agency.
As part of a sanctions relief package, "tens of billions of dollars in Iranian revenue frozen in foreign banks will be unblocked" and returned to the Islamic Republic.
In public comments before the sides entered a closed-door meeting to finalize the deal, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif described the deal as a "win-win solution to what in our view was an unnecessary crisis."
"This is a historic moment," Zarif said, calling the final deal "an agreement that is not perfect for anybody."
"Now we are starting a new chapter of hope," he added.
Secretary of State John Kerry, in remarks to reporters, declared that "this is the good deal that we have sought."
Iran will remain at least one year away from a nuclear weapon for the next 10 years, Kerry said.
Kerry also apologized for the years of economic sanctions leveled on Iran.
"We realize how deeply the nuclear related sanctions affected the lives of Iranians," he said. "Thanks to the agreement reached today that will begin to change. In return for the dramatic changes that Iran has accepted for its nuclear program, the international community will be lifting the nuclear-related sanctions on Iran's economy."
President Obama, in a statement from the White House, explained that many portions of the deal will only be temporary, with some expiring after 15 years and others even sooner.
Iran will continue to have access to its nuclear supply chain, including key mines, Obama said in his statement.
The Islamic Republic "will receive relief from the sanctions we put in place … both America's own sanctions and sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council," Obama added.
Obama praised the deal as means to avoid war in the region and called it "irresponsible" to walk away from a deal with Iran.
The president also vowed to veto any effort by Congress to reject the deal.
Rep. Ron Desantis (R., Fla.) condemned the deal, calling it a "gift to Iran's ayatollah."
"This Iran deal gives Ayatollah Khamenei exactly what he wants: billions of dollars in sanctions relief, validation of the Iranian nuclear program, and the ability to stymie inspections," Desantis said. "It even lifts sanctions against Quds Force Commander Qasem Soleimani, who is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers during the campaign in Iraq."
"The deal will further destabilize the Middle East, allow Iran to foment more terrorism, and aid Iran's rise as the dominant power in the region."
One Western source present in Vienna said the Iranians and its affiliates have been "declaring victory" throughout the morning.
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Chamberlain, SD – The Taste of Home Cooking School, a nationally known production, will be presented live at Cedar Shore Resort, Oacoma, SD Saturday, May 5 with doors opening at 11:00 a.m and the show starting at 2:00 p.m.
The Chamberlain/Oacoma Sun, along with Cedar Shore Resort and other local businesses will sponsor the fun filled, interactive event.
Guests at the cooking school will be entertained by Taste of Home culinary expert, Guy Klinzing, who will demonstrate new recipes, tips and techniques that can easily be recreated and implemented in your home kitchen.
"We are excited to be involved with bringing a show of this magnitude to the Chamberlain/Oacoma area," said Sun publisher Lucy Halverson.
Not only will guests leave the event with new recipe ideas, they will also go home with a valuable gift bag stated Halverson. The popular gift bags include two Taste of Home magazines and an assortment of products and coupons provided by event sponsors. Many exciting door prizes will be given away throughout the show.
Plan to come early as vendors from across the area will open the doors, and usher guests in to shop and sample a variety of products prior to the cooking show.
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First, based on a database of 600 individual equity returns from 22 emerging world markets, factor models incorporating the first four moments of the return distribution have been constructed at different confidence levels for CVaR, and the contribution of the identified factors in explaining CVaR was determined. Following this the influence of higher moments was examined in portfolio context, i.e. asset allocation decisions were simulated by creating emerging market portfolios from the viewpoint of US investors. This can be regarded as a normal decisionmaking process of a hedge fund focusing on investments into emerging markets. In our analysis we compared and contrasted two approaches with which one can overcome the shortcomings of the variance as a risk measure. First of all, we solved in the presence of conflicting higher moment preferences a multi-objective portfolio optimisation problem for different sets of preferences. In addition, portfolio optimisation was performed in the mean-CVaR framework characterised by using CVaR as a measure of risk. As a part of the analysis, the pair-wise comparison of the different higher moment metrics of the meanvariance and the mean-CVaR efficient portfolios were also made. Throughout the work special attention was given to implied preferences to the different higher moments in optimising CVaR. We also examined the extent to which model risk, namely the risk of wrongly assuming normally-distributed returns can deteriorate our optimal portfolio choice. 2009-01-01T00:00:00Z Does IT standardization help to boost cost and profit efficiency? Empirical evidence from German savings banks http://hdl.handle.net/10419/39051 Title: Does IT standardization help to boost cost and profit efficiency? Empirical evidence from German savings banks Authors: Noth, Felix; Slotty, Constantin; Hackethal, Andreas Abstract: This paper investigates the impact of IT standardization on bank performance based on a panel of 457 German savings banks over the period from 1996 to 2006. We measure IT standardization as the fraction of IT expenses for centralized services over banks' total IT expenses. Bank efficiency, in turn, is measured by traditional accounting performance indicators as well as by cost and profit efficiencies that are estimated by a stochastic frontier approach. Our results suggest that IT standardization is conducive to cost efficiency. The relation is positive and robust for small and medium-sized banks but vanishes for very large banks. Furthermore, our study confirms the often cited computer paradox by showing that total IT expenditures negatively impact cost efficiency and have no influence on bank profits. To the best of our knowledge, this paper is first to empirically explore whether IT standardization enhances efficiency by employing genuine data of banks' IT expenditures. 2009-01-01T00:00:00Z Does size matter? Economies of scale in the German mutual fund industry http://hdl.handle.net/10419/39045 Title: Does size matter? Economies of scale in the German mutual fund industry Authors: Mauerer, Raimond; Schaefer, Alexander Abstract: In this paper, we analyze economies of scale for German mutual fund complexes. Using 2002-2005 data of 41 investment management companies, we specify a hedonic translog cost function. Applying a fixed effects regression on a one-way error component model there is clear evidence of significant overall economies of scale. On the level of individual mutual fund complexes we find significant economies of scale for all of the companies in our sample. With regard to cost efficiency, we find that the average mutual fund complexes in all size quartiles deviate considerably from the best practice cost frontier. 2009-01-01T00:00:00Z Investment, income, and incompleteness http://hdl.handle.net/10419/39044 Title: Investment, income, and incompleteness Authors: Bick, Björn; Kraft, Holger; Munk, Claus Abstract: The utility-maximizing consumption and investment strategy of an individual investor receiving an unspanned labor income stream seems impossible to find in closed form and very difficult to find using numerical solution techniques. We suggest an easy procedure for finding a specific, simple, and admissible consumption and investment strategy, which is near-optimal in the sense that the wealthequivalent loss compared to the unknown optimal strategy is very small. We first explain and implement the strategy in a simple setting with constant interest rates, a single risky asset, and an exogenously given income stream, but we also show that the success of the strategy is robust to changes in parameter values, to the introduction of stochastic interest rates, and to endogenous labor supply decisions. 2009-01-01T00:00:00Z


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now fixed in repo. Thanks. BTW I would class all the bugs found so far as impossible to exploit for security purposes. Most have been off by 1 type errors.
Off-by-N does not classify bugs which are impossible to exploit.
(In reply to martin_hosken from comment #2)
> now fixed in repo.
Whose repo? Upstream? mozilla-central? What steps stand between now and this bug being fixed in a mozilla-central release, and who should be assigned to do it?
Looks like there's only 8 lines between the alloc and bad read. Is the bad read only in the loop checking the invariants being off, but everywhere else gets the math right? Or is it trusting the data and somewhere else does, too? Somewhere between there is the difference between exploitable and not, so I guess we wait to see the patch before we can classify things for sure.
He means it's fixed in the upstream graphite repository. I'll take care of getting the patch into mozilla-central within a few days, unless someone else jumps in first.
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- Percentage of vehicles in the U.S. that "go through a market-driven recycling infrastructure" at the end-of-life (ELV) : over 95
- How much of each of these vehicles, by weight, that is recycled : 84 percent
- Compliance goal for ELV recycling : as close to 100 percent as conceivably possible
The release is after the break.
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What's Recycled More Than Any Other Item in the U.S.? Here's a Hint - USCAR's VRP is Involved
U.S. Automakers Work With Government and Industry to Optimize Vehicle Recycling
SOUTHFIELD, Mich., April 20 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- According to statistics published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on its http://www.epa.gov/ Web site, 50 percent of all paper, 34 percent of all plastic soft drink bottles, 45 percent of all aluminum beer and soft drink cans, 63 percent of all steel packaging and 67 percent of all major appliances are now recycled.
More than any of these, however, is a consumer item whose recycling percentage and trail goes far beyond the municipal waste yard. It's your car or truck, when it's no longer usable. Today, more than 95 percent of all vehicles in the United States go through a market-driven recycling infrastructure, with no added cost or tax to consumers. More than 84 percent, by weight, of each end-of-life vehicle (ELV) is recycled.
Better yet, the United States Council for Automotive Research's (USCAR) Vehicle Recycling Partnership (VRP), composed of DaimlerChrysler AG, Ford Motor Company and General Motors Corporation, is working with the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory and the Plastics Division of the American Chemistry Council to raise the recycling percentage of each ELV to as close to 100 percent as conceivably possible.
The group is now in its fourth year of its third Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), and it has been working to maximize vehicle recycling in the United States since its first CRADA in 1991.
"The U.S. automakers have long taken a proactive stance in vehicle recycling. They continue to work side-by-side with government and private industry to optimally recycle all vehicles, regardless of age, content or origin," said Don Walkowicz, executive director of USCAR. "If it's driven and disposed of here, the vehicle becomes part of the mix - along with a lot of other big disposables, like appliances and building demolition or commercial and industrial waste materials.
"The USCAR Vehicle Recycling Partnership, Argonne and the Plastics Division of the American Chemistry Council really are taking a national leadership role, addressing the entire lot of shredder residue, regardless of its source," Walkowicz added. "They are working to implement sustainable recycling solutions that keep waste out of landfills, save energy and put materials into reuse."
Thus far, the CRADA team impact has been broad and diverse and includes:
-- Establishing and publishing preferred practices for recycling.
-- Establishing efficient fluid removal processes.
-- Running a licensed Vehicle Recycling Development Center to establish procedures that optimize materials recovery in vehicle dismantling.
-- Researching separation technologies for commingled material streams.
-- Initiating efforts targeted at removing substances of concern from shredder residue, regardless of its source.
A plastics sorting Pilot Plant in operation at Argonne is one of the more visible demonstrations of the CRADA team's research in action. "While the CRADA team is benchmarking and evaluating a range of technology options for sustainable recycling of ELV, the facility at Argonne serves as a focal point for the team's work," said Ed Daniels, director, Energy Systems Division at Argonne and head of the vehicle recycling research effort at the Lab.
The team also is working to anticipate and meet the recycling needs for components and parts in future and emerging vehicles such as hybrids and fuel cell vehicles.
"With energy issues at the forefront, lightweighting and the use of composite materials are becoming more commonplace in vehicle content," said Jim Kolb, head of the American Chemistry Council's Automotive Learning Center. "As a result, solving the issues surrounding end-of-life for present and future materials becomes all that more important."
The research is funded by the VRP, the Plastics Division of the American Chemistry Council and U.S. DOE Office of FreedomCAR and Vehicle Technologies.
The VRP is part of the United States Council for Automotive Research, under which DaimlerChrysler AG, Ford Motor Company and General Motors Corporation cooperatively address shared technological and environmental concerns.
Argonne National Laboratory is a U.S. Department of Energy laboratory managed by UChicago Argonne, LLC. Argonne's mission is to serve the nation by advancing the frontiers of knowledge and by providing innovative and effective approaches and solutions to energy, environmental, and security challenges.
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Mark Wilson over at Gizmodo has been testing different Microsoft operating systems on a few laptops, in particular netbooks. At first he tried Vista but that didn't go well at all. Then he decided to install Windows 7 on the Dell Inspiron Mini 12 simply because he had nothing to loose. The Mini 12 is a 12-inch Intel Atom netbook and his had 1GB of RAM, surprisingly its gone well for him so far, in his opinion the netbook runs Windows 7 even better than Windows Vista. Though start menu and programs would still lag, plus aero needs to be deactivated, but does this still support the fact that Microsoft has done a good job so far with improving Windows 7 beyond Vista?
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Pebble Time Smartwatch Available Now in Best Buy Stores
The new smartwatch is also available at Pebble.com online immediately or in Target stores or at Target.com during the week of Aug. 17.Pebble's latest smartwatch, the Pebble Time, can now be purchased for $199.99 in the United States at Best Buy stores or on BestBuy.com starting immediately, as well as through Pebble.com around the world. The Time smartwatches, which were available via preorders at BestBuy.com since June, will also go on sale in the United States at Target stores and on Target.com during the week of Aug. 17, according to a July 20 post on the Pebble Blog. The latest device is Pebble's third smartwatch model, featuring a new full-color e-paper display, voice control capabilities, seven-day battery life, fitness tracking, and a timeline feature that lets users toggle through their past, present and upcoming events in their lives on the watch face, according to an earlier eWEEK report. Timeline features include information about missed calls, app alerts, personal calendars, breaking news, sports scores and weather information, with more to be added in the future. The Pebble Time, which works with compatible iOS and Android smartphones, was offered first to Kickstarter backers but is now available to the general public.
The smartwatch also incorporates a bezel made from Marine Grade stainless steel, a durable glass lens and a silicone watch band. The Time comes in black, white or red, and features a built-in microphone for voice notes and message replies without having to use a smartphone. The device's timeline interface can be operated using easy-to-recognize tactile buttons on the watch face that users can identify by feel.
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PROS / Truly extensive lesson plans go into conjugation for common and uncommon verbs, grammar lessons and useful vocabulary.
CONS / The speech and pronunciation section focuses on individual letter sounds rather than full words and sentences.
VERDICT / Ouino has a ton of content to access from your desktop or mobile device. The lessons go into great detail and have several customizable options to adjust to your learning needs.
When learning a new language like Spanish, the best software allows you to customize lessons to fit your learning style. The Top Ten Reviews Silver Award goes to Ouino Spanish Complete, a learn Spanish suite that offers exceptional variety and flexibility. You can buy Ouino software individually or with the 5-in-1 collection.
The collection includes installments for Spanish pronunciation, conversation, grammar, vocabulary and verbs. Each of these installments has an organized layout and clearly defined instructions for its exercises. Ouino earns its high ranking for more than sheer volume. The lessons manage a happy balance for all types of learners and the stylish interface never crashed during our testing.
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The 5-in-1 Ouino Spanish system is made of individual programs focusing on different elements of Spanish. In this software, there are lessons on vocabulary, grammar, verbs and conjugation, conversation, and pronunciation. Each of these programs have plenty of customizable features for you to adjust to your own level, as well as games and native speaking narrators for exercises. You can adjust the speed of each reader, number of hints per exercise and timer length in speed games.
The vocabulary section takes a flashcard approach with clear images for each word. If you find yourself stumped, you can opt to repeat or skip words. Within the vocabulary section, there are several games. One example is Fluency Sprint, a lightning round game that challenges you to answer every question before a timer runs out.
Other games include Click-a-Pic and multiple-choice games. Learning gendered nouns usually presents a challenge to English speakers. To guide you through these new words, the program provides color and voice coded answers from a male and female native speaker. A Spanish-speaking woman reads the feminine nouns that appear in red while a man reads the blue coded masculine nouns.
Grammar lessons on the second installment of Ouino Spanish focus on speech mechanics and connecting words. You cover lessons on differences between English and Spanish grammar seen in parts of speech and word order. Ouino provides a number of hints during the games, including scrambled letters, multiple choice and sound playback.
Proper conjugation is one of the hardest parts of learning a new language, which is primarily because we don't consciously conjugate verbs in our native language. However, learning the proper forms of verbs can make a huge difference in the message you convey. Similar to the other installments, the Verbs and Conjugation section helps you retain knowledge with quizzes and games, so you truly think about and remember what you've learned.
In the Conversation section, you learn the basic protocol for common conversations with family or coworkers. Materials include lessons on asking for directions, taking a taxi or making a reservation. As you progress, you learn to express yourself by hearing how real Spanish speakers talk about hobbies, jobs, family and the weather. Conversation practices pair with an ear-training quiz with options to slow, repeat, add subtitles and split choices to help you eliminate options on hard questions.
Without proper pronunciation, native Spanish speakers may have trouble understanding you. That's why exercising proper pronunciation is so crucial. You need a microphone to use the Pronunciation installment. This part of the program works by recording and comparing your voice to that of a native speaker. You can adjust the speed, gender, and practice individual sounds and entire words to correct your accent.
We were impressed by the sheer amount of content in this program. Whether you need a quick review, pre-vacation cram or looking to gain fluency in Spanish, Ouino covers an impressive amount of ground.
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Whatever topic you focus on, Ouino tracks your progress with evaluations to test your knowledge level. At the end of each lesson, you can choose evaluations by topic or difficulty level. We recommend choosing a familiar topic to reinforce your knowledge or a trouble lesson to challenge yourself. The program marks trouble spots on the table of contents, so you can easily access the lessons you need to work on.
Ouino has a mobile app for Android and iOS to learn on the go. When you create a login for the software, it can follow you to your mobile device. The app is extremely similar to the desktop software and saves your progress through your login. This means you can pick up right where you left off in your lessons at and away from home.
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Ouino manages to balance its lessons for all types of learners. While it is missing some extra features like standalone audio lessons, video or live tutors, there are plenty of interactive activities, clear audio and visual cues to keep you engaged.
Ouino has several options for the hearing inclined. The lessons and exercises using recordings from a native speaker provide different ways to hear the audio. You can adjust the amount of times a word is repeated and choose from a fast option, slow option or both.
The speech exercises in Ouino differ from other programs because it emphasizes individual sounds in the Spanish alphabet rather than focus on vocabulary words and phrases. For example, you can practice the "K" sound in Spanish words that begin with "que" or "qui." While this is helpful, you miss speaking full Spanish sentences aloud.
Ouino has plenty of visual cues to match the vocabulary you'll learn. Along with images, the words are color coded to match its gender. Masculine nouns are coded blue, feminine are red while neuter vocab words are printed in black. During the conversation lessons, you can opt for English subtitles under helps visual learners in an audio-heavy exercise. You can also find flashcard exercises to keep your Spanish skills sharp.
Most of the games in Ouino have time limits, training you to recall words quickly. The word games focus on correct spelling and grammar, which mean you'll need to take your time. In the recall games, as in spelling games, the faster you answer the question, the more points you'll earn.
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When you study a new language, you need all the help you can get. As you would expect from such a good product, the publisher provides excellent help and support for those learning to speak Spanish with Ouino. The tutorials and demos in this program are excellent and correspond with the helpful user manual and the FAQs section on the Ouino website. You can reach the publisher for direct assistance by telephone or email. Ouino also provides answers to language learning questions on its YouTube channel.
The manufacturers of Ouino trust students to follow the best individual learning path. The lessons are flexible, so you can start or finish with any lesson. This may require more discipline if you want to continue to challenge yourself rather than focus on the lessons you pass easily. Because of this, it's best to move linearly if you're a new student to the Spanish language. As you progress, the software keeps track of your lessons so that you move toward fluency. While Ouino is effective, it may not be the best choice for busy people. Because it lacks mobile or online services, you are strapped to your computer if you want to complete lessons or gain fluency.


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Blend pecans, wafer crumbs, baking powder and cinnamon; sprinkle over top.
Fold all ingredients together well.
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Saturated Fat 24 g120%
Trans Fat 1.9 g
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Sodium 1298.4 mg54.1%
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The arrests follow the earlier arrest of a 15-year-old boy who was later bailed until 14 February. One of the boys arrested yesterday, a 16-year- old, was being held overnight at Bexleyheath police station. The two others, both aged 14, were being held at Plumstead police station. All three were arrested in south-east London. Police said they were still searching for a fifth boy.
The 14-year-old victim, who was so badly beaten in Friday's attack that he had to be airlifted to hospital, remains in a serious condition. A Scotland Yard spokesman said last night: "The motive is still unclear at this stage and investigations continue."
Police said earlier that the five-strong gang, armed with a machete-style knife, had waited outside the school for their victim on Friday. Only one boy made the attack, swinging the weapon viciously down on the victim's head before running off. Four of the attackers were of Oriental appearance and one was white, and police said they were keeping an open mind about whether the attack had Triad links.Reuse content


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Judy Moody, M.D.: The Doctor is In!
Candlewick Press, 2006 - Juvenile Fiction - 151 pages
"As always, there are facts to be learned and loads of puns and playful language to entertain readers. This is another winner, 'for real and absolute positive.' " — SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL
She took her own temperature. With the fancy thermometer that beeped. It was not normal. It was not 98.6. Judy's temperature was 188.8! Judy's temperature was 00.0! Judy's temperature was beep-beep-beep-beep-beep. She, Judy Moody, had the temperature of an outer-space alien!
Judy Moody has a mood for every occasion, and now, she is in a medical mood! It's no secret that Judy wants to be like Elizabeth Blackwell, first woman doctor, when she grows up. So when Class 3T starts to study the Amazing Human Body, Judy can hardly wait to begin her better-than-best-ever third-grade projects: show-and-tell with something way rarer than a scab, a real-live ooey-gooey operation, and a cloning experiment that may create double trouble for Judy and her friends. RARE!
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Rubicon express monotubes or Rancho rx5000 shocks?
I am on the fence on these too shocks. Monotubes or rancho 5000s?
What do you guys think?
Rubicon express monotubes are some of the best shocks out there. They get my vote.
Stay away from the 5000s unless you want to lose your dental fillings. My vote is for Rancho 9000s. I bought mine for just over $60 a shock shipped. I love having an adjustable shock.
I run the Rancho 5000's and haven't had much of a problem with loosing any fillings, yet. I bought them because everything else was out of my price range at the time. They are a very reliable shock, they are built very well and unlike all my friends with their high priced "fancy shocks" I haven't bashed out the bushings in them. I find the ride quality much better than the previous Pro Comp shocks that I had on it before, they are the same shocks that come in the Rancho Rock Crawler Lift Kit. At the same time RE makes some awesome stuff and I'm willing to bet they would be tuned specifically for a Jeep.
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I run Rubicon Express shocks with my RE lift, I don't have anything bad to say about them, they do the job.
Ok Thanks guys, i have had Rancho 9000's adj. before and they are my favorite... but i don't want to spend 75$ a piece on them. so ill probibly grab some RE...
I just run the 28 buck rough country ones on all my rigs...no complaints here. I have them on a rig with 33's, one with 42's, and one with 44's...rides nice :)
I ran the RE Monotubes on my last TJ that was stolen and while they are a much better riding shock than the R5000, they don't offer the control that some other shocks do. I agree with the others recommending the Rancho R9000x (not much difference in cost between them and the RE Monotube) or the OME Nitrocharger. My present TJ has the OME Nitrocharger and while they do ride a bit stiffer than the RE Monotube, it also handles a lot better and handles rough roads a lot better than my Monotubes ever did. :)
I love my OME Nitrocharger Long Travels!!
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Do any of those jeeps see on road travel? Or are they pretty much trail rigs? I have heard nothing but horrible ride quality from RC shocks. Thats why Im intrigued by your happiness with them.
Well I have 4 rigs running them right now. One is a 93 YJ SOA and 33's, rides and performs great on and offroad (granted your not gonna go too far on 33's), the other is my full blown crawler but it doesn't see road time at all, I have 4 of them on the front of my DD which is a 1990 F350 on 35's and it rides fine, and I have 4 of them on the front of my 79 150 on 44's and its fine as well. But, you have to take into consideration that I grew up in trucks and jeeps so my opinion could be biased a bit because super smoothe rides make me sick (literally)
Thats why Im asking do you drive them on the road alot or are they pretty much trail rigs?
On the trail I wouldnt imagine much of a difference but on the road is a different story.
The only one that goes in the trails would be the crawler and the YJ every once in awhile, the rest I drive pretty regularly on the interstate.
BTW what does a 60 front have to do with shocks? lol
haha, gimme a break lol...after you buy a 60 front all you have money left for is cheap RC shocks.....but seriously, I havent had an issue one with um and I've had one set on for over 10 years.
Yep if I could afford 60's, I sure wouldn't be running RC shocks. I've learned the difference on the trail between cheap and good shocks. :)
They are just fine Jerry, I have run them for years in the woods and on the street.
Could be, but I've done 7 or 8 SOAs for people and their running um too and I haven't heard a complaint yet...but who knows.
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Derius Swinton returns to Bears' staff
The Bears will hire Derius Swinton as their assistant special teams coach, Alex Marvez of The Sporting News reported.
Swinton was the 49ers' special teams coach last season. He had been assistant special teams coach with the Bears in 2015 before joining the 49ers.
Prior to that, Swinton worked with the Broncos, Chiefs and Rams. He has eight previous seasons of NFL coaching experience.
New 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan hired Richard Hightower as his special teams coach after Hightower spent last season as assistant special teams coach with the Bears, allowing Swinton to return to that role after he wasn't retained in San Francisco.
Darrelle Revis hearing delay could be precursor to a plea deal
On the same day that Pittsburgh attorney Robert Del Greco Jr. finagled a glorified parking ticket for Steelers linebackers coach Joey Porter, Del Greco may have laid the foundation for getting a similar outcome for Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis.
A postponement in a preliminary hearing set for February 23 to March 15 could be (key words: could be) a precursor to resolving the case with a citation or similar wrist-slap. Then again, it's possible that it's simply another example of the delays that routinely happen in the criminal justice system.
The action pushes the court appearance beyond the date on which the Jets have to decide whether to pay a $2 million roster bonus to Revis. In Pennsylvania, the preliminary hearing typically entails the presentation of evidence to support the pending charges. While the standard of proof to allow the case to continue is low, it's an opportunity for the prosecution to disclose potentially embarrassing and troubling facts that otherwise aren't yet publicly known. The information revealed could, in theory, have been a factor in the decision as to whether the Jets would pay the $2 million bonus.
As a practical matter, it shouldn't matter. The Jets need to make a football decision as to Revis, given the ambiguity and (for now) the holes in the case that seem to give rise to reasonable doubt. While it could be argued that the Jets should pay Revis the $2 million because they already owe him $6 million fully guaranteed (the guarantee will void if he's suspended before the season starts), a source with knowledge of the situation tells PFT the $6 million is subject to offset language. If he's cut now, the Jets would get credit for the first $6 million Revis earns elsewhere in 2017.
Even if he doesn't earn $6 million, the Jets will get dollar-for-dollar credit based on the compensation in his next contract for 2017. Thus, with or without the pending charges, the smart move could be to move on from Revis and hope that someone else pays him $6 million or something close to it for 2017.
That's a far better outcome than keeping him at a total compensation package of $17 million in 2017, which is what the Jets will owe him if he's on the roster as of Week One.
49ers to add K'Waun Williams
Former Browns cornerback K'Waun Williams had four contract offers, and now he's chosen his next team.
Williams is signing a one-year contract with the 49ers, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
The Jets, Lions, Vikings and Dolphins all showed interest in Williams as well.
Williams entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Browns in 2014. Last year the Browns released him after he clashed with the team about his treatment for an ankle injury, and he ended up not playing at all as that injury healed. But the 25-year-old Williams should be good to go this year, and the 49ers will hope they got a talented young player in their secondary.
Report: Bears seeking trade partner for Cutler
The Bears are "actively seeking" a trade partner for quarterback Jay Cutler, ESPN reported Tuesday.
With the NFL Scouting Combine next week and the new league year set to open March 9, the time has arrived for teams to start driving conversations and potential interest in players that no longer fit their plans.
Cutler's 2016 season ended after just five games due to a shoulder injury that required surgery. Bears General Manager Ryan Pace met with Cutler in January and gave the usual answer about nothing being decided and the team taking its time to make the best decision about Cutler's future.
Most of the guaranteed money on Cutler's contract has already been paid, so the Bears could move him without sustaining a major salary cap hit if they can find a suitable deal. Cutler threw a career-high 28 touchdown passes in 2014 but also led the NFL with 18 interceptions that season. He had four touchdowns and five interceptions before the injury last season.
Cutler, 33, has already been linked via the rumor mill to the 49ers. New 49ers General Manager John Lynch is a former teammate of Cutler's, while new 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan's father, Mike, was the head coach of the Broncos when Cutler was drafted.
Deshaun Watson's draft expectations aren't clear
In the same comments during which former Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson said he will do "everything" at the Scouting Combine, Watson also gave a fairly broad assessment of where and when he thinks he'll be drafted.
"First round, anywhere in that range, top 10, top five, just depends on what the teams say," Watson said. "It's something I can't control. I just make sure I can control what I can control. Stay positive."
The first round is a very broad range; top five or 10 becomes a far more specific estimate. It will be critical for his agent to properly gauge Watson's expectations, so that Watson won't be upset if he slides farther down the board than he thought he would.
Four years ago, and fueled by media that overvalued his stock, quarterback Geno Smith reportedly entered the process thinking he'd be the first overall pick. After he slid to round two, he fired his agents.
And so it's critical that, between now and late April, all players expecting to be taken early in the draft have a firm, clear understanding as to where the floor and the ceiling reside, with the floor being the much more important factor. When players go lower than the lowest they believed they'd go, that's when tough questions get asked.
It's more than a point of pride. The projected draft range influences decisions made about the pre-draft process. Whether to attend the Senior Bowl (Watson didn't), whether to work out at the Scouting Combine (Watson will), whether to accept offers to visit certain teams, whether to work out privately for certain teams. Each question needs to be resolved with a clear understanding of whether and to what extent a given activity could help or hurt or not matter at all.
Ultimately, the player needs to decide whether to attend the draft, if invited. It's important for the player to know how long he'll be sitting in the green room, if he chooses to attend.
Watson may already have a more specific idea as to where he'll be drafted than his comments suggest. If he doesn't, he has a couple of months to get there. Helping to boost his stock as high as possible and making sure he knows where that stock resides when the draft begins will be the two most important job of Watson's agent during that period of time.
Steelers add a punter and a long snapper
The Steelers announced a pair of offseason special teams signings on Tuesday.
Long snapper Kameron Canaday and punter A.J. Hughes have been added to the roster. Canaday won the long-snapping job with the Cardinals last summer but was cut in September.
The Steelers had previously announced that longtime long snapper Greg Warren signed a new one-year deal to return in 2017. Warren is 35 and Canaday is just 23, so even if Canaday can't take the job from Warren this summer he could be a future consideration.
Like Canaday, Hughes went undrafted last year and then spent some time with the Saints. He will work through the spring behind the Steelers punter Jordan Berry.
Jags re-sign Tyler Shatley ahead of restricted free agency
The Jaguars signed offensive lineman Josh Wells to a new contract last week and will avoid going through the restricted free agent process with him as a result.
They'll do the same with another member of their offensive line as well. The team announced that Tyler Shatley has re-signed ahead of the start of the free agency season.
Shatley can play guard and center and made the first four starts of his NFL career during the 2016 season.
"It's definitely a relief, and I'm just glad they'll have me back," Shatley said in the team's release about the signing. "I'm ready to get back to work and get started on this 2017 season. I want to continue to my best, help out on special teams and step in offense whenever I'm needed — and if need be, I can start. … It's a great opportunity to stay here and continue to try to prove myself and help out the team any way I can."
Shatley joined Wells and wide receiver Allen Hurns as undrafted players to make the team in 2014 and all remain under contract for 2017 in Jacksonville.
Robert Kraft on not holding grudges: "I remember everything, but I move on"
When it comes to #DeflateGate, Patriots owner Robert Kraft isn't holding a grudge. But he isn't forgetting about it, either.
"I really don't hold grudges," Kraft tells Andrea Kremer in a Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel profile that premieres Tuesday night. "I mean, I remember everything, but I move on."
Kraft and the Patriots have moved on from the scandal in the ultimate way, winning the Super Bowl to cap the year in which the four-game suspension was served — and which started with a first-round pick being stripped from the Patriots. But it's important to remember what happened, given that it wasn't the first time the league office presided over an investigative and disciplinary process that seemed to be less about getting to the truth and more about reaching a predetermined outcome. As other situations arise involving other teams, it's fair for the Patriots and those who believe that #DeflateGate wasn't handled or resolved properly to pay keen attention to whether other teams truly caught with their hand in the proverbial cookie jar face the appropriate consequences.
That's not to say other teams should get railroaded, prejudged, or otherwise shafted. But the punishment of the Patriots becomes even more glaring if/when other teams commit actual violations and get a pass.
For Robert Kraft, the commit to remember what happened flows in part from his belief that quarterback Tom Brady did nothing wrong.
"He's just not the greatest quarterback in the history of the NFL," Kraft said. "He's an amazing human being. And is genuine. And as nice as everybody thinks he is, he's nicer. And to see anyone attack him as an individual or his integrity. And that just wasn't fair."
For more from Robert Kraft, check out HBO at 10:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday night. (You can DVR whatever is on NBC at that time.) For more from the person who interviewed him, the video attached to this post has Andrea Kremer's Tuesday appearance from PFT Live.
49ers add DeMeco Ryans to coaching staff
The 49ers announced seven more members of their coaching staff on Tuesday, including the previously reported addition of John Benton as their offensive line coach.
While Benton holds the most prominent role among Tuesday's announcements, he probably isn't the most recognizable name on the list. That honor would belong to longtime NFL linebacker DeMeco Ryans, who has moved into coaching and will be the defensive quality control coach for Kyle Shanahan this season.
Ryans last played with the Eagles in 2015, which was his fourth season in Philadelphia. The 2006 second-round pick was with the Texans before heading to Philly in 2012 and his time there overlapped with Shanahan's four years on Houston's offensive staff as well as defensive coordinator Robert Saleh's two years as the team's assistant linebackers coach.
Former Lions safety Daniel Bullocks has been hired as the assistaant defensive backs coach while Vince Oghobaase will be the assistant defensive line coach. Assistant special teams coach Stan Kwan, assistant offensive line coach Adam Stenavich and strength and conditioning assistant Michael Clay round out Tuesday's hires.
Steelers interested in bringing James Harrison back
James Harrison insisted he wasn't finished playing football. So it's not a huge surprise where he's likely to play it.
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, there is "mutual interest" between the 38-year-old free agent and the Steelers for another year.
This one is nearly the definition of #asexpected, because other than a one-year dalliance with the Bengals, Harrison has spent his entire career in Pittsburgh.
He also showed last year he could still play, with 2.5 sacks in the playoffs after a moderately productive 5.0 in the regular season.
Harrison has continued to play consistently as the Steelers have added young pass-rushers around him, so it almost makes too much sense to keep him around.
Sean Payton says Saints are "always" in the quarterback business
Saints quarterback Drew Brees heads into the 2017 season without a contract for 2018, which means that there's more than a passing chance that it is his final season in New Orleans.
Brees is also 38 and whether it is next year, 2019 or sometime else, the Saints are going to find themselves in need of a new starter. They made a nod in that direction in 2015 when they drafted Garrett Grayson in the third round and coach Sean Payton confirmed that the team will continue to consider possibilities at the position this offseason.
"I think that topic exists and has existed because of the nature of the position," Payton said to Bruce Murray and Brady Quinn on the Sirius XM NFL Radio. "I think we're in the quarterback business always because they're so difficult to find. And there's been a year or two we're close to drafting maybe a player and he went a little before we were ready to pick. And certainly you pay attention to it when your quarterback's older."
Three straight 7-9 seasons have led some to wonder about how long the team will plow forward with Payton and Brees and a fourth year out of the running won't do anything to keep people from jumping on that train. That might lead to someone else making a decision on who's next at quarterback, but it doesn't do much to lessen the organization's need to consider their options.
Darrelle Revis' preliminary hearing pushed back to March 15
Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis was arraigned on five criminal charges last Friday and scheduled to be in the courtroom this Thursday for a preliminary hearing.
That hearing has been pushed back, however. According to multiple reports, Revis' first hearing in the matter won't take place until March 15. Revis was charged with four felonies after being involved in a physical altercation in Pittsburgh last week.
That's about a week after the start of the new league year and four days after Revis is due to receive a $2 million roster bonus. He's also due $6 million in guaranteed money that would be paid if he's released, but would be voided in the event of a league suspension. That suspension wouldn't come quickly, but Revis could be put on paid leave pending the resolution of the case.
That would give the Jets time to wait on making a decision about how to proceed with Revis, but the change in hearing date could also push back a ruling on that front.
Giants expect 2-3 more years from Eli Manning
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, a first-round pick in 2004 and two-time Super Bowl winner, has begun to muse about retirement. Giants quarterback Eli Manning, a first-round pick in 2004 and two-time Super Bowl winner, has not. The Giants nevertheless are thinking about life after Eli.
As Bob Glauber of Newsday said during a Monday visit to PFT Live, the Giants believe the 36-year-old Manning has two or three quality years left. Glauber also pointed out that the team already has begun to detect a decline in Eli's performance.
His numbers were solid, with more than 4,000 passing yards (for the sixth time in his career), 26 touchdown passes, and a 63-percent completion percentage (second highest of his career). He nevertheless threw 16 interceptions and generated 6.7 yards per attempt — his lowest per-throw average since 2007.
Eli is signed through 2019, at salaries of $13 million, $10.5 million, and $11.5 million in each of the next three seasons. The contract includes a no-trade clause and $5 million roster bonuses due on the third day of the 2018 and 2019 league years. This will force the Giants to make early decisions about Eli, allowing him to move on if the team doesn't want to continue the relationship.
For more from Glauber regarding the offseason priorities for a team that made it back to the playoffs after a four-season absence, check out the video.
Panthers release Mike Tolbert
The Panthers have released veteran fullback Mike Tolbert.
Tolbert, 31, was named to his third Pro Bowl last season. He spent the last five seasons with the Panthers.
"I feel very fortunate to have coached Mike for nearly his entire career," Panthers coach Ron Rivera said in the team's announcement of the move. "He was someone we targeted in 2012 because we felt he would be a good addition to our offense and he was very productive for us. He brought great energy and leadership to our locker room and I wish him the best."
The Panthers signed Tolbert to a two-year deal last March, just before the start of free agency. In his five seasons with the Panthers he had 13 rushing touchdowns and six receiving touchdowns, but his role in the offense shrunk significantly last season as he had just 35 carries and caught 10 passes.
Tolbert played his first four seasons with the Chargers, where Rivera had been the defensive coordinator before becoming head coach of the Panthers in 2011. He's scored 45 total touchdowns in his nine-year career.
John Lynch: DeForest Buckner, Arik Armstead will fit new defense well
The 49ers have settled on a new defensive coordinator and head coach Kyle Shanahan confirmed that Saleh will be shifting the defense to a 4-3 base similar to the ones being run in Seattle and Atlanta.
A new scheme will ask for different things of players returning from the 2016 season, including two of the team's three first-round picks in the last two years. DeForest Buckner and Arik Armstead were both selected to be defensive ends in the team's 3-4, but General Manager John Lynch thinks that his predecessor's picks will be able to find a home in their new scheme as well.
"I think they fit very well," Lynch said on 95.7 The Game, via CSNBayArea.com. "And that's one thing I think I want to make sure [to say] because I really believe it, I think Trent Baalke did a great job of getting guys that, yes, they were picked for one system, but I think they transition very well to our system."
Lynch said the two former Oregon Ducks were asked to read and react last season, but that will change to "taking the fight to them" with Saleh calling the shots. Given how much work he has to do with the 49ers personnel, Lynch would welcome being right about Armstead and Buckner thriving in their new roles.


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|1 Small
|12 Ounce (350 Gram)
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Bay leaf
|To Taste
|Ground pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground almonds
|1 Ounce (30 Gram)
|Freshly grated nutmeg
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Semi skimmed milk
|3⁄4 Pint (450 Milliliter)
|Chopped coriander
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon (Plus More For Garnish)
|Virtually fat free fromage frais
|1 Tablespoon
|To Taste (For Garnish)
1. Dice the onion, wipe the mushrooms clean with a damp cloth and slice coarsely.
2. Heat the oil in a heavy-based saucepan, add the onion and bay leaf and cook for 1 1/2 minutes. Add the mushrooms and cook, stirring, for 3-5 minutes.
3. Lower the heat slightly and add salt to taste, the pepper, ground almonds and nutmeg. Stir in 300 ml / 1/2 pint water and the milk. Bring back to just below the boil, cover with a lid and simmer gently for 7-10 minutes, stirring from time to time.
4. Add the fresh coriander, carefully transfer the soup to a liquidizer or food processor (in batches if necessary) and process until smooth.
5. Return the soup to the pan and reheat. Stir in the fromage frais.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 637 Calories from Fat 369
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 42 g64.1%
Saturated Fat 4.7 g23.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 422.3 mg17.6%
Total Carbohydrates 46 g15.3%
Dietary Fiber 8.1 g32.5%
Sugars 11.5 g
Protein 28 g55.9%
Vitamin A 42.4% Vitamin C 40.1%
Calcium 7.7% Iron 22%
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*This piece originally appeared in The Huffington Post.
"A novel and absurd notion," is how leading legal scholars and historians describe Senate Republicans' obstinate refusal to consider President Obama's forthcoming nominee to fill the Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Antonin Scalia's death.
I couldn't say it better myself. Even Senate Republicans in moments of candor acknowledge the absurdity and hypocrisy of their stand. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) admitted this week that he and his colleagues are defying longstanding Senate precedent by blocking a potential justice. Similarly, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) told a radio talk show host that if the president were a Republican, there wouldn't be delay, putting the lie to the idea that a "lame duck" president is the issue.
The scholars, who include ACS current and former Board members Erwin Chemerinsky, Pamela S. Karlan, and Geoffrey R. Stone, eloquently explain why Senate Republicans are absurdly wrong on this matter. It comes down to what the Constitution says, and what prior Senates have done. AEI's Norm Ornstein, a longtime scholar of Senate procedure, was instrumental in coordinating the letter.
It is standard practice, the scholars write in a March 10 letter, that "when a vacancy occurs on the Supreme Court to have a president, whatever the stage in his term, to nominate a successor and have the Senate consider it."
Ornstein and the scholars continue, "If we buy the logic that decisions made by 'lame duck' presidents are illegitimate or are to be disregarded until voters make their choice in the upcoming election, that begs both the questions of when lame duck status begins (after all, a president is technically a 'lame duck' from the day of inauguration), and why senators up for reelection at the same time should not recuse themselves from decisions until the voters have decided whether to keep them or their partisans in office."