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The Phantom Man with the Phantom Plan
posted at 9:30 pm on October 1, 2012 by Matt Vespa
Driving back home to Annapolis last night, I had the 'pleasure' of listening to President Obama's campaign speech in Bowling Green, Ohio. I won't lie – some of the stuff he said almost made me drive off the highway – but it conveyed his naiveté well. I'm about half the president's age, but I know that raising taxes on the job creating and investing class wouldn't get us out of the fiscal hole we've dug ourselves.
President Obama's plan, and that of the Democratic Party, is to raise taxes to pay down our deficit and invest in education, which has hit a new low in confidence levels, and green energy, which is marred by Solyndra. Sadly, Mr. Romney's inability to stay on message due to bad advice and media bias has been ineffective in combating the president's narrative. Luckily, he has a shot to change the game in the upcoming presidential debate this Wednesday. However, Andrew Stiles of The Washington Free Beacon wrote on September 28 that we should all be mindful of Obama's phantom deficit plan.
It centers on reducing our deficit by $4 trillion dollars over the next ten years. A plan that former President Bill Clinton spoke highly of at the Democratic Convention earlier this month. Stiles cites Glenn Kessler, who has been somewhat better in his 'fact checking' skills for The Washington Post as he has made:
the repeated claim that Obama's budget reduces the deficit by $4 trillion is simply not accurate.'
'Virtually no serious budget analyst agreed' with the Obama administration's accounting with respect to the $4 trillion figure, Kessler found.
Independent experts panned the president's budget for its "troubling" reliance on gimmicks and accounting tricks to inflate the magnitude of the savings being proposed.
Keith Hennessey, a former director of the National Economic Council, estimated the true value of Obama's deficit reduction—minus these gimmicks—to be about $2.8 trillion, and called even that reduced figure a "generous" assessment.
The president's budget, for instance, takes credit for about $1 trillion in spending cuts that were already signed into law in 2011, and should already be incorporated given that they fall outside the 10-year budget window.
The budget also includes another $800 billion in phantom savings related to the military drawdowns in Iraq and Afghanistan—money that would never have been spent to begin with—and another $800 billion in projected savings due to reduced interest payments on the debt, something not traditionally cited in federal budget documents as a form of government 'spending' that can be 'cut.'
…the idea that savings from the drawdown in Afghanistan—even if those savings were real—could 'pay down our debt,' as Obama suggests, is simply not credible.
The federal debt, which recently hit $16 trillion, is projected to grow to $25.4 trillion by the year 2022 under Obama's budget.
Obama's proposals, activist MacGuineas noted, would "barely stabilize the debt—and at too high a level," much less pay it down.
Even the liberal Ezra Klein has acknowledged that 'there's a good case to be made that Obama's budget doesn't actually hit the deficit-reduction target it's implying that it hits.'
Yes, Ezra Klein, the man who lamented about how we should have had a bigger stimulus during the Democratic Convention, said the president's own deficit plan is a farce.
While some supporters of the president have tried to pivot and label this Simpson-Bowles 2.0 – Stiles wrote that Kessler corrected this false assumption and said that the Simpson plan "is actually quite different, calling for tough spending cuts and substantial tax reforms—not the faux proposals contained in the president's budget."
Furthermore, "the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)'s own figures reveal that Obama's budget would net just $14 billion in reduced federal spending over the next decade, compared to its baseline projections, which effectively represents the status quo. Total federal spending would rise from $3.8 trillion this year to $5.8 trillion in 2022, an increase of 53 percent. The president's extreme reluctance to rein in federal spending is captured in Bob Woodward's latest book, The Price of Politics."
In other words, the president can't have a serious plan on the deficit since his own base would find it unpalatable.

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Tango2Echo wrote:I've had good success planting smartweed and jap millet around the edges of small flooded timber areas. I just hand broadcast in late spring around the water line. In my area we usually have a bit more water in winter than in the spring, so it "floods" the plants. I also put out alot of woodduck boxes as soon as the season is over. This has helped more than you can believe. I have 16 boxes in a small swamp, maybe 10 acres. 15 of them had successfull hatches this year, 10 last year, 3 the year before that. That swamp now holds 120-200 "resident" woodies all year. The birds still move around, but they know where "home" is. We hunted that swamp once a week last season, 3 guys, and shot limits of woodies on every hunt. (9 birds) Also, shot some GWT, BWT, and mallards, one hooded merganser, two ringnecks, and a drake pintail in there last year. Five years ago that swamp dead and duckless.
Tango2Echo wrote:I buy smartweed through a local NWTF chapter, although there are a number of online sources for it. Just do a Google search. Raw cedar and cyprus work best for the woodduck boxes. The 2" pipe is fine, but you will still need to put a predator guard around the base to keep coons out. Hooded Mergansers and GWT have also nested in my boxes. Wait until after the season to put the boxes out.
Too many guys put no time into the conservation of our ducks and wetlands. I enjoy managing the resource as much as hunting it. It doesn't have to take a ton of money or time to do either. We spend about $3000 per year split four ways to lease, manage, plant, and maintain close to 500 acres for waterfowl. Some of the places held no ducks a few years ago. We have over 100 nest boxes out total, and plan to add 20-25 more this year. I don't tell people about our hunts around here because they assume you are baiting. They don't know that managing the property can be more effective. I've never put one kernel of corn out for ducks, and we shoot 500-1000 birds per year.
I also bought 161 acres in Ontario, Canada. ($16,000) My wife is from there, and I usually hunt 3-10 days per year there. I let a local farmer plant corn on the front 80 acres, allow his family to deer hunt, and in return he plants a 50 acre impoundment in jap millet. Wanna guess how many ducks, geese and swans are in that field and impoundment? The net cost to me is nothing, and yet we have had un-real hunts in there.
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duckman27 wrote:Yeah I Plant 50 lb bags of corn about two feet off the shore about a month before season aand then keep dumping corn until season starts
duckman27 wrote:I put the corn out to keeps the ducks there because sixty woodies on a small pond makes the acorns go away pretty fast. I keep it legal and stop two weeks before season opens
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- 4 boneless pork loin chops (1 inch thick and 4 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 4 medium red potatoes, thinly sliced
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1/2 cup diced roasted sweet red peppers
- Sprinkle pork chops with pepper. In a large skillet, brown chops in oil on both sides; drain. Remove and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, saute the potatoes, onion and oregano for 6-8 minutes or until potatoes are almost tender. Stir in broth and red peppers; bring to a boil.
- Top with pork chops. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10-15 minutes or until potatoes are tender and a meat thermometer reads 160°, stirring occasionally. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Pork 'n' Potato Skillet in The Taste of Home Cookbook 2010, p22
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Björk - Virus (Them Jeans Remix)
Them Jeans continue a hot streak with a crazy mess of a mix of Björk's new "jam", Virus, in which they tone down the crazy and turn out a dark and bouncy bootleg fix.
Never fear though... the insane hits come swooping back at the 3:05 mark... and overall it's a nice sampling of being clinically nuts and nice at the same time.
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Green Bay Shows Promise in Scrimmage Victory
By: Joey Daniels (@GBJoeyD)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay women's soccer team notched a pair of second half goals on Sunday afternoon en route to a 2-0 victory over Viterbo in its first scrimmage of the season at Santaga Stadium.
"The team did a lot of things well and we were able to score a couple of goals as a result," head coach Kacey Burke said. "We haven't had much time to practice before today, but I'm happy with the way we played considering that fact."
Sydney Born (Edina, Minn.) gave the home crowd a reason to cheer when she scored the first goal of the game with around 16 minutes left to play in the second half. Born found the ball at her feet off a nice corner kick into the box, thanks to a great pass that led to the quick strike into the back of the net.
The team linked up much better in the second half than it did in the first and a pair of goals were the positive results. The defense also played well as a unit, keeping Viterbo out of the net for the entire 90 minutes.
"With a new coach and new players, we're all still trying to get a feel for one another and that will come. We took a good step today and I think the team got an idea at how well we can play together," Burke said.
The second goal of the game was scored by Karina Fredette (Gatineau, Quebec) with under 10 minutes to play in the scrimmage. Fredette took advantage of the one-on-one opportunity against the Viterbo keeper, but it was the pass by Rhiana Stelter (Waukesha, Wis.) from the midfield line that set up the goal beautifully.
The team only opened practice on Wednesday, August 6, but earning a victory at home will go a long way to building confidence as Green Bay nears the season-opener on Aug. 22 at home against IUPUI.
"We had a great crowd come to support us today so we're definitely excited about that. It's always huge to get a win at home and we thank everyone for coming out today," Burke said.
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Kearston presents public programs at Scienceworks.
On Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 of November, Scienceworks Pumping Station was transformed into a LEGO® haven for young and old. The Melbourne LEGO® User's Group (MUG) along with hundreds of fans and visitors created a huge, moving road train whilst raising awareness for the benefits of LEGO® as therapy for patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Two of our volunteers getting involved in the train building. Image: Kearston BloxidgeSource: Museum Victoria
MUG describe themselves as "Adult Fans of LEGO®" and say that they have witnessed the power of LEGO® play to help children with ASD communicate and grow. They are dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of ASD around the world. It is believed that the systematic and highly structured nature of LEGO® appeals to children with ASD, while giving them the opportunity to share tasks with their peers. Studies have shown that ASD children receive long-term benefits from this kind of play, too.
The train under construction as each individual trailer was added.
Image: Kearston BloxidgeSource: Museum Victoria
The goal was to construct the largest road train possible in the two days. Once the individual trailers were built, visitors could let their imagination run wild in building the cargo for the train to haul. After two days, up to 3000 visitors to Scienceworks had contributed to the construction of 190 trailers which combined made a road train just over 46 metres in length.
This dinosaur robot was just one of the many amazingly creative lots of cargo seen on the trailers.
Image: Kearston BloxidgeSource: Museum Victoria
This event wasn't exclusively for the kids; in fact there were just as many big kids! Some visitors stayed all day Saturday and then came back for more on Sunday!
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Business is Booming in Glasgow
Glasgow has long been a favorite desitnation of travelers the world over. As one of the most diverse cities in Europe, Glasgow oozes style and culture from every street corner. The incredible mix of museums and galleries, unique architecture, energetic nightlife and award winning dining and shopping has helped to draw an increasing number of international tourists year after year. But what is not as well known is the fact that over the past 20 years, Glasgow has undergone a business renaissance of sorts and has become one of the most exciting cities in the world to conduct commerce.
There are numerous factors that have contributed to this re-emergence of Glasgow\\\'s business profile. To begin, the city of Glasgow has made a sustained commitment to growing commerce opportunites within the city, investing millions of pounds in recent years developing commercial real estate property, updating transportation and communication channels, and improving access to markets, both local and international markets. The Glasgow City Council has also partnered with the Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) to help businesses better compete in the global marketplace. Glasgow businesses are now being offered fully expensed places on trade visits to several key international markets. These visits are beneficial for numerous reasons including market research and trade development. Additionally, these visits provide excellent networking opportunities as business leaders attend various coporate events and tradeshows throughout the duration of their stay helping extend their business profile.
The proximity to top universities is another reason many companies see Glasgow as an attractive location. With several highly ranked universities within the city and many more only a short distance away, Glasgow touts a highly skilled labour force and has become a leading research center, making it a hotbed for startups. This diverse and highly skilled labour force has helped Glasgow consistently rank as the UK\\\'s fastest growing employment base. Despite the highly educated and capable labour pool, Glasgow remains one of the most affordable major cities in Europe, another feature that continues to attract many startups. With such an talented labour force and comparatively low operating costs, Glasgow businesses are well positioned to compete worldwide. Additionally, the Glasgow City Council offers unparalleled support for companies looking to relocate to Glasgow. From numerous funding and development opportunities to relocation support, the Glasgow City Council is there to make the transition seamless, every step of the way.
It is always said that the first three rules in real estate are location, location, location; this is true for businesses as well, and there is no better location than Glasgow. Located within an hour from Edinburgh and a short plane ride from London, Glasgow is situated in between two of the largest European banking cities. Additionally, most other major European cities can be reached by air within three hours. Also, being centrally located between North America and Asia provides a unique advantage not available in most locations. Being located in Glasgow allows companies unparraled access to the two largest consumer markets in the world. Companies have the unique ability to speak with partners in both China and the United States of America during standard operating hours, something few locations allow. This is one the main reasons that Glasgow ranks 2nd amongst large Europoean cities for foreign direct investment strategy, ranked by fDi Magazine.
Despite the recent global downturn, Glasgow\\\'s economy has remained strong and companies continue to look toward Glasgow as an attractive location to conduct commerce. Whether a company is looking to relocate, expand into new markets, host coporate events or tradeshows, or simply enhance its networking opportunities Glasgow is fast becoming on of the most attractive cities in Europe. The strong commitment by the Glagow City Council to improving infrastucture and expanding corporate opportunities, the diverse and highly educated labour pool and the attractive location are all reasons Glasgow will continue to attract top companies for many years to come. Business is booming in Glasgow!
Hotels and restaurants in Glasgow can also be booked for corporate hospitality and group bookings for your corporate event or trade fair.
Glasgow, Scotland has enjoyed a reputation as a prominent centre of the corporate world. As such, a great deal of hotels offering corporate hospitality and specialising in hosting business events have chosen Glasgow as the ideal location to serve a select clientele of business people. Most of these hotels employ professionals who are expert at handling hotel group bookings, hosting trade shows, and providing catering services for a large number of people.
Many hotels located in Glasgow's Commercial Centre district pride themselves on the business related amenities they offer. Visitors who arrive on corporate business and need a quiet, private area in which to work will be delighted with any number of Glasgow hotel rooms that offer a sizable work area that also provides adequate lighting. In addition to possessing plenty of useful desk area, many of these rooms also come readily equipped for Internet access for seamless research and email retrieval. The corporate hospitality at these properties extends further as many of these hotels boast a business centre with printer, copier, and fax machine. Corporate travellers will find facilities in most hotels to assist them with any business needs, or other routine tasks with which they may require assistance.
Corporate hospitality in Glasgow goes well beyond the needs of the individual traveller. Many areas of hotels are equipped to host business events such as conventions and trade shows. They offer meeting rooms of various sizes which can be reserved, along with catering services, for meetings numbering only a few attendees up to conventions for several hundred individuals. Some hotels will also offer discounted hotel rooms for group bookings when reserved in connection with business events or trade shows taking place at the same property.
More than just providing a space in which to meet, business events that take place in Glasgow hotels also provide the necessary equipment and technology to assist with trade shows and other events. Most facilities will be able to rent tables, chairs and linens, offer the hotel's catering services, and provide things like screens and projectors for presentations. When group bookings are made for hotel rooms, business meetings achieve another dimension of convenience and efficiency as attendees are lodged on site and are therefore not required to navigate an unfamiliar city to attend conferences.
Many hotels in Glasgow offer a charming combination of the historical and the modern. Business travellers may find a hotel that includes all the latest technological amenities they need in order to continue functioning professionally. In addition to offering conveniences like Internet access and the daily delivery of international newspapers, Glasgow hotels also provide a welcome retreat at the end of the working day. Enjoy gourmet meals, nights in a luxurious bed, and a leisurely room service breakfast. For business travellers of taste and discrimination, Glasgow hotels offer the assistance of professionals who are accustomed to dealing with the demands of the corporate world.
Host a seminar or function in Glasgow. Hotels can provide special rates and packages for the event.


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Dr. Alexander Parsadanian joined the Scientific Review Branch as a Scientific Review Officer. Dr. Parsadanian received his B.S. and M.S. in Biophysics from Yerevan State University, Armenia, and his Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from the Institute of Molecular Biology, USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow. From 1984 to 1992 he worked at the Institute of Biochemistry of the Armenian Academy of Sciences as a Senior Scientist and the Leader of the Genetic Engineering Group. In 1992, he joined the laboratory of Dr. H. Thoenen in the Max-Planck-Institute for Psychiatry in Munich, Germany, as a postdoctoral fellow. In 1995, he moved to the U.S. and worked as a Research Associate in the laboratory of Dr. W. Snider in the Department of Neurology at Washington University School of Medicine. In 1999, Dr. Parsadanian joined the laboratory of Prof. D. Choi in the same Department, where he was promoted to a Research Assistant Professor. In 2002, Dr. Parsadanian established his own laboratory in the Department of Neurology, and in 2008 he was promoted to Associate Professor of Neurology. His research focused on the mechanisms of neuronal cell death and on the in vivo effects of neurotrophic factors on neurons during development, injury, and in neurodegenerative diseases with particular emphasis on motoneuron diseases. Dr. Parsadanian is a recipient of several grants including two from NIH, author of more than 30 scientific papers, and holds several patents.
Dr. Rebecca J. Ferrell also joined the Scientific Review Branch as their newest Scientific Review Officer. Dr Ferrell is a biological anthropologist with expertise in skeletal pathology and aging, dental microstructure and development, demography, and reproductive aging. She comes to NIA from Howard University, where she was an Assistant Professor of Anthropology and conducted NIH/National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR)-funded research in dental anthropology. Prior to that, she was a postdoctoral fellow at Georgetown University's Center for Population and Health where she worked on the Biodemographic Models of Reproductive Aging project. She has published in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes in the areas of dental anthropology, paleodemography, and reproductive aging. Dr. Ferrell received her B.A. in Anthropology from the College of William and Mary. Her M.A. and Ph.D. in Biological Anthropology are from Pennsylvania State University, where she was a Fulbright grantee for her dissertation research reconstructing past health and population dynamics.
Dr. Kevin Kinsella joined the Division of Behavioral and Social Research (BSR) as a Health Scientist Administrator/demographer. Dr. Kinsella comes to the NIA from the U.S. Census Bureau where he served as Chief of the Aging Studies Branch in the International Programs Center. In his role at Census, he authored numerous publications on aging populations, prepared demographic estimates, and managed agreements that funded the Bureau's aging-related activities and collaborations. Dr. Kinsella served as Study Director during a two-year detail at the National Research Council where he directed two BSR-sponsored panels which resulted in programmatically important National Research Council (NRC) volumes: Preparing for An Aging World: The Case for Cross-National Research and Cells and Surveys - Should Biological Measures be Included in Social Science Research? He is also the primary author of two recent publications of significant programmatic importance to BSR: The Health and Retirement Study: Growing Older in America and Why Population Aging Matters: A Global Perspective. In his new role in BSR, he will be responsible for the management and development of an increasingly interdisciplinary demography of aging portfolio along with other members of the Population and Social Processes Branch. He conducted his graduate coursework in sociology at Cornell University.
Dr. Lyndon Joseph joined the Geriatrics Branch of the Division of Geriatrics and Clinical Gerontology (DGCG) in March. Dr. Joseph, an Exercise Physiologist, was an Assistant Professor in the Division of Gerontology, Department of Medicine at the University of Maryland Baltimore with a joint Research Fellow appointment in the Geriatric Research, Education and Clinical Center (GRECC) at The Baltimore Veterans Affairs Medical Center. His research focused on the effects of exercise and weight loss on metabolic abnormalities that are usually associated with aging such as diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia, specifically in insulin-dependent and -independent skeletal muscle signaling mechanisms regulating insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism in sedentary overweight/obese older men and women. Dr. Joseph received his doctorate degree in Physiology from Pennsylvania State University, his Master's degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology from Northeastern University, and his Bachelor's degree in Biology from St. John Fisher College. He completed his Post-doctoral Fellowship at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in the Division of Gerontology and his Cardiac Rehabilitation internship at Boston University Medical Center. He has 23 peer reviewed publications and has written several review chapters on the effects of exercise and weight loss on the metabolic abnormalities of aging and obesity.
Mr. Michael O'Donnell joined the Intramural Research Program as the new Principal Administrative Officer. Prior to coming to NIA, Mr. O'Donnell was employed by the Food Safety and Inspection Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) where he served as the Deputy Director of the Administrative Services Division. In addition to his duties as the USDA's Continuity of Operations Level Three Site Manager, he was a lead in developing the Division's five-year strategic plan, its annual performance plan, and its annual budget request and execution plan. At USDA, he also served as Acting Director, Civil Rights Division; Acting Branch Chief, Property Management Branch; and Head of the Space Management Section. A winner of multiple certificates of merit for outstanding performance, Mr. O'Donnell received the U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary's Honor Award for his work on Salmonella Sampling Coordination.
Dr. John Hsiao joined the Division of Neuroscience (DN) as a Health Science Administrator in charge of the Biomarkers and Diagnosis Program in the Dementias of Aging Branch. Dr. Hsiao is a physician, graduating from the University of Maryland, and completing residency training at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. He completed a nuclear medicine residency at the NIH Clinical Center. Before joining NIA, Dr. Hsiao was at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), beginning in their Intramural Program and moving to their Extramural Program in 1994. Through various re-organizations at NIMH, he led research programs in neuroimaging, schizophrenia, clinical neuroscience, and clinical treatment trials. He was the Project Officer for NIMH's Clinical Antipsychotic Trials of Intervention Effectiveness (CATIE) – two randomized clinical trials comparing newer and older antipsychotics in patients with schizophrenia and in patients with Alzheimer's disease and psychosis. He continues to evaluate and treat people with serious mental illness. Dr. Hsiao is a Captain in the Public Health Service.
Dr. Andrew Monjan, Chief of the Neurobiology of Aging Branch, DN, retired from Federal service in April 2009. After receiving his Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Rochester in 1965, he completed post-doctoral studies as an NIH Postdoctoral Fellow in Neurophysiology at the University of Rochester's Center for Brain Research. He subsequently held joint appointments in the Departments of Psychology and of Physiology at the University of Western Ontario, and then went on to obtain an M.P.H. from The Johns Hopkins University in 1970 under an NIH Community Trainee Fellowship. Following a decade within the Department of Epidemiology at The Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health, he joined the NIH in 1983 as an extramural program officer at the National Cancer Institute (NCI). Two years later, he joined NIA. A founding member of the Trans-NIH Sleep Research Coordinating Committee, he fostered the development of sleep research throughout NIH, served as the Executive Secretary of the National Commission on Sleep Disorders Research, participated in the development of a National Sleep Research Disorders Center within the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI), and was an active advisor to the extramural community to promote a better understanding of sleep, health, and aging. He also played an early and continuing role in the development of the NIH Blueprint for Neuroscience Research, where he served on the Blueprint Coordinating Committee and was a member of several project teams. He served as the NIA liaison to NASA, wherein he worked with NASA, other NIH Institutes, and international partners to develop and implement the first in-flight biomedical space research laboratory as part of the Neurolab Spacelab mission (STS90), and on NASA's shuttle mission STS95. Within NIA, he served as the first Acting Associate Director of the Neuroscience and Neuropsychology of Aging Program (now the Division of Neuroscience), was the project officer for the first national controlled randomized clinical trial of a drug to treat Alzheimer's disease, and subsequently developed strong research programs relating to neuroimmunology, neuroendocrinology, sensory and motor function, sleep, prion diseases, and their relationships to the aging process. Dr. Monjan has received several awards, including the NIH Director's Award and NIH Award of Merit, in recognition for his achievements at NIA. He will receive a Special Achievement Award from the Sleep Research Society at their annual meeting in June.


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Fire at assisted living facility quickly extinguished
Mystic — A fire at Academy Point at Mystic, an assisted living facility, was quickly extinguished this morning.
Mystic Fire Chief Frank "Fritz" Hilbert said crews were call in around 5:30 a.m.
Hilbert said the fire appears to have started by a malfunctioning heating pad that caused a mattress to catch on fire. He said the occupant of the bed safely left the room and alerted others to the fire.
Sprinklers inside the facility contained the fire to the one room and firefighters made sure that the fire didn't spread.
Hilbert said the fire was extinguished within minutes. He said there was a smoke condition in the building and moderate water damage. Some residents had to be relocated to other unoccupied rooms within the facility.
No injuries were reported.
The Submarine Base Fire Department also responded to the scene.


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Ceramatec gets
two DOE grants
Utah's Ceramatec has been awarded two U.S. Department of Energy grants worth a combined $3.8 million to pursue the development of its research. One grant will aid Ceramatec's efforts to develop a small-scale membrane reactor to convert natural gas into transportable liquids in one step. The other will help it develop a solid-state fuel cell that operates at temperatures similar to internal combustion engines.
Utah's on-the-job
injuries tick higher
The number of workers injured while on the job rose slightly in Utah last year. The U.S. Department of Labor, through its Bureau of Labor Statistics, said that the overall incident rate in Utah for the public and private sectors rose to 3.7 injuries or illnesses for every 100 workers in 2011, up from 3.6 in the previous year.
Jobless benefit
claims decline
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell 23,000, to a seasonally adjusted 393,000 last week. It was the second straight drop after Superstorm Sandy drove applications higher earlier this month. Before the storm, weekly applications had fluctuated this year from 360,000 to 390,000, while employers have added an average of 157,000 jobs a month, barely enough to lower the unemployment rate.
Pending home
sales jump
An index measuring the number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes in October jumped to its highest level in almost six years. Job gains and low mortgage rates have made homebuying more attractive. The 5.2 percent increase in the National Association of Realtor's index for October points to healthy sales of previously occupied homes in the months ahead.
GM set to build
3rd China plant
General Motors Co. and its joint venture partners in China say they will spend $1 billion to build a third car plant to keep up with demand for vehicles in the world's biggest auto market. The first phase of the factory will open in 2015. The new factory will be in Chongqing city, in central Sichuan province.
Honda redesigns
disparaged Civic
In a sign of how competitive the small-car market has become, Honda is putting out a redesigned Civic just 19 months after the previous one hit showrooms. Honda forced through the changes in about half the time it normally takes after critics slammed the car's boxy styling, cheap interior, and noisy ride.
Kroger raises its
earnings outlook
Kroger Co., which operates Smith's Food & Drug in Utah, is raising its earnings outlook for the year after reporting a third-quarter profit that topped Wall Street expectations. Kroger earned $316.5 million, or 60 cents per share, up from$195.9 million, or 33 cents per share, a year ago. It expects to earn $2.44 to $2.46 per share for the year, up from the previous range of $2.35 to $2.42.


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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive pre-orders go live today
CS:GO will be available to pre-purchase at some point today for a modest sum of $15, Valve has revealed, along with an August release date.
Preorder headlines
Rockstar releases LA Noire boxart, US pre-order info
Rockstar's released the boxart for LA Noire. It's swanky stuff. So's the swag you'll score with a pre-order.
Red Dead Redemption video shows pre-order incentives
Rockstar has sent over a new Red Dead Redemption video detailing the GameStop pre-order incentives for the game. Those who pre-order Red Dead Redemption through GameStop will have access to one of three exclusive outfits for John Marston, but even if you don't pre-order, you can still vote on the threads through here. Announced back […]
Pre-order Dragon Age: Origins through GameStop, get goodies
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Looking into getting clear bra treatment for my new CW JSW and I am curious if my estimate from the place is in line with what anyone else has paid. The place I'm looking at has been doing this for 7 years and cut the patterns on site. They are a 3m dealer and use very high quality 3m films with a warranty against discoloration, bubbling, cracking or peeling on both the shield and window film for as long as you own the car.
Venture Shield paint protection film covering the bumper, hood, fender wing ends and side view mirrors is $675. (Is that reasonable? I have never looked into this but, given that it is my first white vehicle i'm a bit worried how beat up the front will look with rock chips)
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I also am thinking of tinting it so they said it typically is $375 however if I were to shield and tint they would reduce that price to $299.
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Netflix gets SEC notice over CEO's Facebook post
Netflix says it is facing scrutiny from government regulators over a Facebook post made by CEO Reed Hastings in July.
The Securities and Exchange Commission sent notices to Netflix Inc. and Hastings regarding the July 3 public post on Hastings' account. The SEC gave Netflix and Hastings a chance to argue why the agency should not take action against them.
On July 3 Hastings wrote on Facebook that monthly viewing on Netflix had exceeded 1 billion hours in June. The SEC says that is material investor information that must be disclosed in a regulatory filing or press release. The company says the information isn't material because it had already disclosed that subscribers were viewing about a billion hours of content per month.
Hastings also responded on Facebook.
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When you consider how relationship development is at the heart of social computing and enterprise 2.0, it should be natural to consider the career and leadership development of your employees in this context. This opens up new areas of thought into what it means to influence and lead others through an entirely digital medium rather than when you have a face-to-face leader. In my Forbes article (on Apr 16), I describe it as digital eminence to differentiate from one's leadership activities and capabilities through non-virtual environments--often amusingly referred to as "in real life", IRL for short).
The best way that I have found to describe it is in terms of how do people understand, appreciate and recognize your expertise, knowledge and skills through online interactions. This could be anywhere online, even email and chat, but it becomes more visible in social computing environments. I also like to separate this idea from personal brand building. While conceptually you are actually bringing out how you are different and significant from other people--even perhaps Seth Godin's notion of a linchpin in your organization--brand building also harks of self-promotion and ego-stroking. Digital eminence emphasizes what others think of you and your abilities, which may or may not have anything to do with self-promotion.
A second danger is in trying to quantify what is essentially a qualitative assessment. We should be very careful in considering number of followers, friends in your network, or quantity of posts as an indication of one's digital eminence. When you consider eminence as how you stand out, essentially a comparison versus the aggregate group of others in the same field, it may be seen as a ranking. Similarly, such quantity metrics also reinforce this ranking and rating approach. That raises lots of ethical questions when you look at it per individual.
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|Yeah lol, don't stock up. I bought 200 lbs of kibble, lugged it all to the 3 fl and then went on raw and gave it all away.
I bought Purina One for our pup when I first picked her up because it was so late and it was the best thing that Target had. I then bought TOTW and fed them both together. She did really good and ate well.
Then I read that the Costco food is supposed to be really good too so I bought that and mixed it with what was left of the Purina/TOTW combo but I didn't get a good gauge for how well she liked it or not because it was shortly after that when she got sick and stopped eating altogether. She's back to eating now but she doesn't really enjoy it as much as she used to. She loves those Cesar cuisine packs though so I mix that with the kibble and she eats it pretty good.
I might have to go back to TOTW if she doesn't start eating the Costco puppy food again.
From what I read here, keep searching for what works best for you and your dog. Some dogs suddenly stop liking the food they eat so maybe it would be wise to not buy the huge bags of food until you're absolutely sure they'll eat it all. I have about 8 pounds left of our kibble and I'm hesitant to buy it again.
|My dogs were all just put back on Purina Pro Plan Select Chicken and Brown Rice. It has no corn, wheat or soy. My five dogs (includes two GSDs) were on 4Health's Grain Free Beef and Potato for six months and every one of them lost significant weight! Their GI tracts did not adjust or tolerate it either. They did not do well on Diamond Naturals, Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul, Taste of the Wild, Exclusive, Blue Buffalo and Wellness. Everyone can say what they want about Purina and everyone has an opinion. There is a HUGE difference between Purina Dog Chow and the top of the line Purina Pro Plan offerings. If a particular food works well for your dog and it is affordable for you, my advice is to stick with it. With all of the recalls, I switched and it has been a rough few years. My young show GSD looks great, my rescued GSD shines and my other three are doing well now.
|I'm feeding 4health puppy to Gretchen (4 stars) and put half a can of their canned food (4 1/2 stars) on each of her meals. She's just not that into dry food of any variation. She loves the combo, her coat is shiny, and the vet approves of her condition. She's 39.5 pounds at 18 weeks. I will warn you that when I first swapped her over (the breeder had her on Purina puppy chow), she ate only half the volume of food she had been eating. It isn't full of junk and fillers, so she didn't need to.
A lot of dogs do well on Purina One.. If yours is, then why switch?
If you're worried your dog won't like the new food, like someone else stated, try getting a smaller bag or some company's offer small sample packs to try..
My pup and some of my other dogs eat, pre-made raw from K9-Kraving.. It can be expensive, but well worth the money for me..
A lot of us mail order our food. I use Dog and Cat Food, Treats, and Supplies | Free Shipping at Chewy.com and they are great. Free shipping if you order on a schedule but you can change that schedule at will.
It opens up all kinds of different brands to you.
The picky thing is hard; I have honestly never dealt with it (see dogs in signature line) but I have always been very consistent with taking up food within 15 minutes of offering it if it is not gone.
[QUOTE=Madisonmj97;5636418]I want something healthy and that he would like... He's picky and I tried him on blue and he hated it. I'll spend whatever I have to on a good dog food that he loves. He likes royal canine but supposedly it's not the best?[/QUOTE]
Royal Canin now uses Chicken By-Products!
Could you afford a pre-made raw? Northwest Naturals is a very nice product. AAFCO Approved For All Life Stages: Why Northwest Naturals
The Honest Kitchen (dehydrated food) is the ONLY pet food company in the USA that is legally allowed to use the words "Human Grade Food" by the FDA on it's packaging and labeling. People in their factory actually TASTE every batch! Dehydrated Pet Food Benefits | The Honest Kitchen
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I'll spend whatever I have to on a good dog food that he loves.
Btw I wasn't criticizing. I could care less what you feed your dog. Just thought it was funny you went from the crappiest most cheap dog food to wanting to feed the most expensive kibble out there.
If you actually care what your dog likes so much and can "spend whatever" then feed canned food like ziwipeak. Or raw. Or pre-made raw. I bet your dog wouldn't be picky anymore. All those are better than orijen.
Please don't take that remark to heart.
I have gone through more dog food for my dogs than KFC thru chickens, I understand where you're coming from...however, I also think dogs are like kids, sometimes you just do the best you can with good intentions, not the best in the whole entire world. That's not possible! This dog o'mine has issues with skin stuff, like hot spots and the like, so I've gone thru about 4 brands. I buy the smaller bags as trials. Ended up on Taste of the Wild, and he also does well on Blue. Every dog is different as to what they do well on, and price point is a consideration for me. I just do the best I can.
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Lol did you seriously start from a bag of Purina to wanting to feed orijen? That's like looking to buy a mini van and suddenly end up looking at ferraris
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Simplify entertaining by using prepared products to create stunning desserts in minutes.
Belgian Waffles with Winter White HoneyServe as a sweet addition to a brunch or at the end of an evening meal. Top with whipped cream and fresh berries for an extra-special touch.
4 Belgian waffles
Powdered sugar
1/4 cup Winter White Honey, warmed
Sprinkle powdered sugar over waffles. Drizzle each waffle with 1 tablespoon honey. Makes 4 servings.
Strawberry Crepes with Chocolate Merlot Fudge SauceThis elegant looking dessert has just the right balance of flavors with the sweet strawberries and rich chocolate wine sauce. Purchase crepes in the produce section of your local supermarket or make your own if you have time.
2 cups sliced strawberries
8 pre-made crepes, warmed
1/4 cup Chocolate Merlot Fudge Sauce, warmed
Spoon 1/4 cup strawberries in center of each crepe; roll up and place seam side down on a serving plate. Drizzle fudge sauce evenly over crepes. Makes 4 servings.
Brownie Ice Cream with Chocolate Sea SaltThe salt has the slightest hint of chocolate flavor and gives the ice cream an added crunch. This is an ideal dessert for those who enjoy the flavor combination of salty and sweet. Purchase 4 large brownies from the bakery to save time.
4 large brownies, warmed
2 cups vanilla ice cream
4 teaspoons Chocolate Sea Salt
Place 1 brownie on each of 4 serving plates; top each with 1/2 cup ice cream. Sprinkle 1 teaspoon salt over each serving; serve immediately. Makes 4 servings.
Maple Brûlée Oatmeal with Cherry Vanilla CrumblesUse your favorite flavor of oatmeal to a make this quick dessert.
4 packages maple flavored instant oatmeal
1/4 cup turbinado sugar
1 cup Cherry Vanilla Va-Voom Crumbles
Prepare oatmeal according to package directions in each of 4 bowls. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon sugar over each serving. Using a kitchen torch, heat the sugar until it starts to brown; sprinkle 1/4 cup crumbles over each serving. Makes 4 servings.
Double Chocolate Dipped Shortbread Cookies1 package Highlanders Shortbread Cookies
8 (1-ounce) squares chocolate bark, melted
2 (1-ounce) squares white chocolate bark, melted
Dip cookies into melted chocolate bark; place on wax paper and let dry completely. Drizzle white chocolate evenly over cookies; let dry completely. Makes 9 cookies.
Fresh Berries with Dark Chocolate SyrupFor a dessert beverage option, stir the syrup into coffee or milk.
4 cups mixed fresh berries
1/2 cup Dark Chocolate Syrup, warmed
Optional Garnish: fresh mint
Place 1 cup berries in each of 4 glasses; spoon each with 2 tablespoons sauce. Garnish with mint, if desired. Makes 4 servings.
Vanilla Poundcake with White Chocolate Chardonnay Pear SauceSave time by purchasing a poundcake from your supermarket or a local bakery.
4 (1-inch-thick) slices vanilla poundcake
1/2 cup White Chocolate Pear Chardonnay Sauce, warmed
Optional Garnish: raspberries
Place 1 slice of poundcake on individual serving plates; drizzle each slice with 2 tablespoons sauce. Garnish with fresh rasberries, if desired. Makes 4 servings.
Chocolate Hazelnut Mousse in Mini ConesToast the cones before filling with mousse to make the extra crisp. Arrange the filled cones in a bowl of fresh cranberries for an impressive display.
1 (3.1-oz.) package chocolate mousse
1/4 cup Chocolate Hazelnut Spread
16 Salt Mini Cones
Prepare mousse according to package directions; stir in hazelnut spread. Cover and chill. Spoon or pipe mousse into cones. Makes 16 cones.
Scones Drizzled with Milk Chocolate SaucePurchase scones at a local bakery then dress them up with a drizzle of warm sauce. Top with fruit, powdered sugar, or whipped cream for an extra touch of flavor.
4 scones, warmed
1/4 cup Milk Chocolate Lover's Dessert Sauce, warmed
Place scones on individual serving plates; drizzle each with 1 tablespoon chocolate sauce. Makes 4 servings.
Cream Cheese Topped with Blackberry Créme HoneyYou can also stir a tablespoon of the honey into tea for a fruity sweetener.
1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese
1/2 cup Blackberry Créme Honey
Gingersnaps or shortbread fingers
Place cream cheese on a serving platter; spoon honey over cheese. Serve with gingersnaps or shortbread fingers. Makes 8 servings.


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Academic Notes: Majoring in hotel and restaurant management…Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete Award recipient as a freshman.
2011 (Junior): All-Big Sky honorable mention...9-10 overall singles record and 6-2 Big Sky singles record at No. 3...Defeated Matej Stakne of No. 58 New Mexico State 0-6, 7-5, 1-0 (13-11) at No. 3...Won four of last-five regular season matches...Won at No. 3 singles in Big Sky Championship semifinal against Montana...10-8 overall doubles record, 5-3 Big Sky doubles record at No. 1, 2 and 3...Teamed with senior David Flodberg for primary No. 2 doubles team, totaling a 9-5 overall record...Won at No. 3 doubles against No. 42 Arizona and at No. 3 doubles against No. 58 New Mexico State...Won four of last-five regular season matches...5-4 singles record and 4-4 doubles record during Fall 2010 play.
2010 (Sophomore): 13-7 overall singles record, 7-1 Big Sky singles record at No. 3 and 4...Went 5-4 at No. 3 singles and 8-3 at No. 4 singles...Defated Jose Izquierdo of No. 70 Oregon 4-6, 7-6, 10-7 and defeated Jason Smith of Sacramento 6-2, 7-6 in NAU upset...15-7 combined overall doubles record with 7-1 Big Sky doubles record...Teamed mostly with Andrew Reiff, combining for a 14-6 doubles record at No. 1, 2 and 3 doubles...Duo had winning records at all-three doubles positions, including 6-1 mark at No. 3...Won five-straight doubles matches before loss in Big Sky Championship final...5-5 singles record and 5-6 doubles record during Fall 2009 play.
2009 (Freshman): Saw action in 23 singles matches…Went 8-15 in dual singles during the spring…Split time between No. 3 and No. 4 singles…Posted 6-6 mark at No. 4…Finished 5-3 in conference…Defeated Joshua Graves of No. 51 Northwestern (6-7, 6-4, 10-7)…Paired with fellow freshman Andrew Reiff…Duo appeared in 23 matches…Posted doubles record of 10-13…Played mostly at No. 1 and No. 2 positions…Went 5-3 in conference…Defeated Montana's Felipe Raw and Raydner Ramos at No. 2 doubles in Big Sky Championships…7-2 in fall singles…8-1 in fall doubles with Reiff…Won Arizona Fall Classic doubles title with Reiff on Sept. 20.
High School: Attended Figtree High School in New South Wales, Australia…Two-sport athlete in swimming and tennis...Five-year tennis captain under head coach Denise Quinn…Was awarded New South Wales (NSW) Sporting Blues award for tennis in 2006...Earned South Coast (Regional) Sporting Blue for tennis same year...Won NSW Combined High Schools singles and doubles open championship in 2005 and 2006.
Personal: Robin Dominic Pezzutto was born September 4, 1988 in Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia…Parents John and Janet Pezzutto reside in hometown of Figtree, New South Wales…Has two brothers Aidan and Tristan…One sister, Dominique…Enjoys music, touring and traveling.


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On the Hill video ski report: Deep powder at Vail
December 24, 2012
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Vail official report: 5″ new snow in the last 24 hours
Vail Daily field report: It was knee deep in places by 9 a.m.
Weather: Dumping snow at the top of the mountain
Liftline status: Pretty crowded, but Gondola One line wasn't bad approaching 9 a.m.
Run of the day: Forever
Breakdown: Colorado forecasters who have been studying different snow patterns over the years have concluded that the wind direction can make a huge difference on which resorts, and even which areas of certain resorts, get the most snow when it's falling. Recently Beaver Creek reported 8 inches in 24 hours while just down the road, Vail only had 3. Conversely, Vail got a lot more snow out of the storm before that one. But Vail is 7 miles long, with slopes facing all different directions. While the measuring stick was reporting 5 inches in one place on Vail Mountain this morning, snow was stacking in numbers twice that in others. Also, that measurement was taken at 5 a.m., and the snow was falling at that time and continued to fall for another 4 hours before crowds started getting to the slopes. The point? There was 2 feet or more in places on Vail Mountain this morning, and those lucky enough to find the good spots were in powder heaven.
Snowcast: It should keep up through this afternoon, then dry up for a few days before another storm arrives on Sunday night, says Joel Gratz of opensnow.com.
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Student Venture Advisory Boards
The structure of the WittEntrepreneurs Program is intended to place as much authority and responsibility as possible in the hands of Wittenberg students – in terms of both management and governance. Nevertheless, we recognize that student entrepreneurs and teams can benefit greatly from sound advice from mentors with relevant experience and a willingness to help.
Each student-owned venture operating within the WittEntrepreneurs Program will report periodically to an advisory board comprised of such individuals. Depending on the number of student-owned ventures operating in the program at a given time, certain advisory boards may be assigned to support multiple student ventures. These advisory boards will typically include individuals with the expertise, experiences and supportive mindset needed to add the greatest value to our student entrepreneurs.
The advisory board role offers a potentially rewarding opportunity for faculty, staff, alumni, parents and members of the community to support the Witt student experience.