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Students in the Forensic and Anthropology Research Center at Texas State University now have a new challenge.
1200 WOAI news reprots the bodies of illegal immigrants who are found dead in Brooks County, in south Texas, are now being shipped to Texas State's famous 'body farm,' where students work on the very difficult job of identifying the frequently decayed remains.
"Basically, we are processing the remains, doing analysis, and collecting DNA," says Daniel Westcott, who heads the lab.
The cost of processing the bodies of hundreds of illegals who are found dead in Brooks County each year has come close to bankrupting the county of 7,000 people. Brooke County officials tell 1200 WOAI news this was a way for the examinations to be done, without the cost being borne by the sparsely populated county.
Westcott says the work is perfect for his students, in one of the premier colleges in the country to train police crime scene investigators, whose job frequently requires an ability to identify bodies, and determine the time and the cause and manner of death.
"For every one of these individuals there are family members out there who don't know what happened to them, and want to know if they are still alive," he said.
Westcott stressed that the bodes are not treated like bodies which have been 'donated to science,' and he stressed that the bodies of the illegal immigrants are not used for some of the experiments done at the lab, where human bodies are exposed to the elements to investigate the process of decomposition.
"They're not like our donated bodies," he said. "We are not using them for research or anything, we are simply trying to identify them."
He says if a student can identify the bodies, which is frequently impossible due to the badly decomposed nature of the remains and poor records in Latin America, the lab notified officials in Brooks County, who then attempt to notify the person's relatives and return the remains to them.


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I have read through the forums and followed the instructions listed in both the HowTo and several forum posts and am unable to continue.
It would appear as though something may be incompatible with my hardware.
When writing the BT-GNU-x64-R3 to an 8gb USB 3.0 Memory stick, and then booting from said drive, I am met with invalid or corrupt kernel. The md5 passed and I am writing with unetbootin.
Any advice?
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What is the mission of the National Women's History Museum?The National Women's History Museum affirms the value of knowing Women's History, illuminates the role of women in transforming society and encourages all people, women and men, to participate in democratic dialogue about our future.
To do this, the Museum will research, collect and exhibit the contributions of women to the social, cultural, economic and political life of our nation in a context of world history. The Museum will use innovative and engaging means including permanent and traveling exhibits, its Online Museum, educational programs, and outreach efforts to communicate the breadth of women's experiences and accomplishments to the widest possible audience. The sharing of this knowledge will illuminate and encourage women and men, people of all classes, races and cultures to move into the future with respect, equal confidence, greater partnership, and opportunity.
Why "women's history" - isn't it all just "history?"
Women's contributions and accomplishments for the most part have been overlooked and consequently omitted from mainstream culture. The National Women's History Museum will help fill that void. Rather than rewriting current exhibitions at other history museums or having to decide what to omit elsewhere to "fit in" women's history, the NWHM will serve to place women's history along side current historical exhibitions.
Women's history is half of our national story. The objective is to promote scholarship and expand our knowledge of American history.
Why not just partner with the Susan B. Anthony House or another women's history site?
There's a great art museum in Philadelphia, but we still have the National Gallery of Art in DC!
Women's history is a lot more diverse than most people realize. Our Museum is the only Museum with the mission to reclaim women's history and create an accurate historical record which is appropriate for a national museum. Other organizations have different missions.
There is some confusion in the Washington area because there is a National Museum of Women in the Arts. Their focus is women artists; ours is women's history. It's an education process.
Think of it this way: if you went to an American history museum, you wouldn't just learn about the Revolutionary War, you'd learn all sorts of things from before and after the Declaration of Independence. It's the same thing with women's history - there's more than suffrage and the 19th Amendment.
When was the NWHM founded?
The National Women's History Museum was founded in 1996.
Where are you located?
The National Women's History Museum currently has administrative offices in Alexandria, VA while it works towards the goal of a permanent museum site. Staff will continue to work from this office until the museum opens.
How can I contact you?
You can call the Museum at 703-461-1920 Monday through Friday, 9 a.m - 5 p.m. If you call outside those hours (or all our lines are busy) leave a voicemail message, and someone will return your call as soon as possible.
If you prefer, you can email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Or write to us - our mailing address is:
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It seems to me that the following line is from a movie of TV show...
Umm, I thought there were going to be snacks?
Any ideas where that may have come from? (Or maybe it's all just from me head?!)
The Simpsons maybe? Sounds like something Homer would say.
I have vague memories of this in the context of some serious event or business meeting, with some loser making this inappropriate comment.
Office Space?
Maybe a "sound bite" of one of the numerous radio shows I listen to? :-/
(This is gonna drive me crazy if I never figure it out?!)
It's what @spikeZ; said when he first entered the Team Leaders only forum
There are several Google results for that phrase:
The first one being this thread :lol:
Ah yes, I knew I had head that line somewhere. :shifty:
LOL! And I'm still waiting!
I think its from Dee only while watching T.V or Movie.
That's because when somebody brings some @ScallioXTX; eats them all! He said himself: "everything, all the time"


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Our fifty-ninth flight over the Bible from 30,000 Feet will take us over the distinctive book of James. Although grace through faith in the cross was vital for Jewish believer to understand, James addresses the issue of faith without a consistent lifestyle. This epistle adamantly declares that, "Just as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead, also." (James 2:26) The key chapters to review are James 1-5.
DESTINATION: James
This letter is distinctive from some of the other epistles because of its unmistakably Jewish nature. It emphasizes vital Christianity, characterized by good deeds and a faith that works (genuine faith must and will be accompanied by a consistent lifestyle). Its organization is simple, and it shows a familiarity with Jesus teachings preserved in the Sermon on the Mount. It also exhibits a similarity to Old Testament wisdom writings such as Proverbs.
c. 47-62 A.D.
Writing of the epistle of James
c. 62 A.D.
James is martyred
Some scholars have seen an apparent contradiction between James' emphasis on works (2:24) and Pauls emphasis on faith (Romans 3:28, Ephesians 2:8-9). Yet, their purposes were different: Paul was addressing legalists, and James was attacking those who said that a Christians conduct is irrelevant to salvation.
No geographical locations are mentioned in the book of James.
James One of several brothers of Jesus, probably he oldest. At first he did not believe in Jesus and even challenged him and misunderstood his mission, but later he became very prominent in the church.
The Twelve Tribes The recipients of this letter are called "the twelve tribes scattered among the nations." This might mean Christians in general, but the term is more naturally applied to Jewish Christians.
The Jewish nature of the letter and some of its wording lead some scholars to date it before 50 A.D. If this is correct, James is the earliest of all the New Testament writingswith the possible exception of Galatians.


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thanks man .. worked on bt5r2 64 without an issue
Thank you,i used bless to edit, works great.
thanks man .. worked on bt5r2 64 without an issue
i can not save any changes made to the audio settings (equalizer)
if i restart the application it will load to the original audio settings
Finally got it to work for me. Thanks
Thanks for the advice. I struggled with VLC all night to extract images from huge video files but realized that I could do it with ffmpeg and a script. So that's one idea for those who just need to extract images, not really watch movies or anything.
not work for me.
Im useing bt5 r3 (KDE)
Well, it's work for me at my "BT5 r3 Gnome-64bit" by changing "geteuid" to "getppid" with hex editor. don need to "./configure --enable-run-as-root" from source package. thanks ...


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Haha sure.
In the end i do not see the competition winning out, its not that nobody can top whats out though... its more that anyone (from grandma to grandchildren) can pickup an iPad for simplicity or a macbook air for that extra kick. The current product is better than it needs to be and what makes it more convincing is the fact that people have invested into them, most people i see with an iPhone or iPad have a plethora of apps that they love and paid for. it almost does not make sense to jump ship... also the iPad is basically reached the point of industry standard. the fact that this article has to compare new products to apples line up i think speaks for its self.
Only one small flaw in their plan ... Windows = fail
Ha ha didn't even read all of it. ***** please. We will see
intel wants to be the modern day samsung,i won't give up my iMac,macbook pro,macbook air,iPhone, iPad,iPod touch for anything ultra...now I'm waiting for the apple HDTV!!! just give us the processors and forget competing with apple intel!!!
Won't belong till apple gives intel the 2 fingers and says it will make its own chips, we all know it's coming! And windows will never catch people like iOS does
No one has mentioned that Intel makes a VERY strong case.....PRICE! Millions of people would love to buy a MacBook Air, but simply cannot afford it. If these Ultrabooks offer similar, and perhaps even more features than the MacBooks at a much lower cost, I can see them being very successful, and being a true competitor to Apple.
Just look at the Kindle Fire, it has had quite a good amount of success...why?? PRICE!!
Not only will the Ultrabook most likely be much cheaper then a MacBook Air, it will most likely have many hardware features the Mac Airs dont have, since as we all know, Apple likes to control what users can do.
And last but not least...it will have Windows. Leave your opinions at the door regarding OS's. The simple fact is that many MILLIONS of people are used to Windows, love Windows, and they will be happy to upgrade to a state of the art device, powered by Windows, a name they trust. This is a aspect the Kindle Fire lacks, yet it is still doing very well.
I am a HUGE fan of Apple, as well as Microsoft. There is no bias here. I really believe that there is a huge, untapped market of users/buyers waiting for a true quality product, at a price they can afford.
Intel can talk all they want about price, but until someone actually produces an Ultrabook that can compete with the $999 MBA, there will be no great rise of the Ultrabook. So stupid on their part.
The Kindle is another example of a cheap tablet that has a portion of the tablet market...but again it's still no IPad seller.
How can one not afford an apple. People complain about price but even my parents and a neighbor really had me going. My parents bought an HP $3300 tax. Warranty. Everything out the door. I'm like really? iMac costs $1100. Neighbor also bought a similar computer for $2670. I just don't understand. My MacBook with 3 year warranty came out to be $1500. But it's ok though.
Haha this laugh able. as windows and other companies always are in a rush to get out new technology apple aims for close to perfection as posible instead of giving people what they want right away.i was a long time supporter of windows and finally opened my eyes and bought a better more durable product in APPLE
Facts are: windows have 80+% of market; the biggest advantage of idevice is OS(clean , simple, beautiful) if the apples rivals will manage to create a similar OS they will destroy the idevice! My favorite is asus transformer and toshiba devices!
I love my idevices but there is somesoproblems (plug and play, bluetoth antennas)
A lot of people out there don't know how to use a computer which is exactly where Apple comes in. They make products that are easy to understand and simple to use, that's why more people are moving to iOS or Mac OS. And yes, Windows just fails sometimes, no matter who's using it or if you built the computer yourself, things just go wrong. That doesn't mean Windows sucks, it's just a user preference.
Haha! I had a good laugh when I read this, thanks!


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Regulations Do Impose Costs – But So Does Not Regulating
Steve Seidel, vice president for policy analysis, co-wrote this post.
With the failure of the Senate to act on climate change legislation, the focus of attention now shifts to possible regulatory actions by EPA. The Supreme Court in 2007 made it clear that greenhouse gases (GHGs) are pollutants under the existing Clean Air Act (CAA), and the overwhelming scientific evidence (spelled out in great detail in the endangerment finding) demonstrates that such pollutants represent possible harm to public health and welfare.
Opposition to EPA action rests in part on concerns that any regulations will be excessively costly and burdensome to households and U.S. manufacturers. While it is certainly true that regulating GHGs will result in costs, it is also important to look at whether the economic benefits from those regulations will be greater than the costs they impose. In other words, will societal costs of allowing global GHG emissions to continue unabated (costs that will come in the form of impacts from rising sea levels, increased extreme weather including heat waves and droughts, among others) be greater than the costs of regulating those emissions responsibly?
This basic regulatory framework – that regulatory costs should be less than the resulting benefits – is codified in OMB review of all major federal regulations by both Republican and Democratic Administrations, has historically been applied to all EPA regulations, and would certainly be applied to any future regulations of GHGs.
So what have been the costs and benefits of past EPA regulations under the CAA historically? Congress required EPA to undertake a retrospective assessment of the costs and benefits of regulations under this statute. The conclusion of this retrospective review is that the CAA resulted in total benefits that are around $37 trillion, while total costs were $0.874 trillion (in 2010 dollars) – an astounding 40 to 1 benefit to cost ratio!
EPA has also produced a prospective assessment of the costs and benefits of the CAA – this time for the time period of 1990 through 2010. In this review, EPA estimated that the most likely benefit to cost ratio of the CAA for this period is 4 to 1. While a very strong and positive value, the ratio is substantially lower than the estimated benefits for the first 20 years of the CAA.
This is not unexpected – early gains are usually greater, and more cost effective, because simple or cheap remedies are the first to be applied in response to regulatory requirements. As those requirements become more stringent, creating additional benefits becomes more costly (from an economics perspective this is described as moving up the marginal cost curve).
How credible is EPA's assessment of its regulations? Alan Krupnick, formerly of the President's Council of Economic Advisors, has testified before Congress about the credibility of EPA's analyses: "Under the auspices of the agency's Science Advisory Board, both studies were scrutinized throughout the decade-long preparation by at least three expert committees of outside economists, air quality modelers, epidemiologists, and other health experts."
In addition to these EPA assessments, there have been a handful of quality external analyses of the costs and benefits of the CAA. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) found that the "major rules" from EPA's Office of Air resulted in total benefits between $145 and $218 billion annually, for the years between 1992 and 2002. This is compared to costs of between $22 and $25 billion over that same period. A study by researchers at MIT found total annual benefits rising from $50 billion in 1975 to $400 billion in 2000. This report accounts for the monetary benefits of avoided premature death differently than the EPA studies, and as a result reports lower values for the total benefits. A sum of the total discounted benefits yields a total benefit of $6.85 trillion from 1975 through 2000 – a figure still substantially greater than the EPA estimate for the costs of the regulations.
So how might this play out in terms of future regulations of GHGs? EPA's first GHG regulations were standards set for light duty vehicles (which it coordinated with the efficiency standards set by NHTSA). These standards are expected to lead to net benefits of between $0.5 and 1.2 billion dollars (discounted back to present values using 7 percent and 3 percent discount rates, respectively) without even including a social cost of carbon. If a value is assigned to the avoided GHG emissions associated with this regulation, the net present benefits are even greater!
If there is a lesson that can be drawn from these previous regulatory efforts it is that while regulations do impose real costs, EPA's actions under the CAA have consistently led to positive environmental and economic outcomes. By not regulating, we would have foregone these positive net benefits and incurred the social costs imposed by unabated pollution.
So the next time someone tells you that the costs of reducing air pollution are too high, ask them what would be the costs to society of not reducing those emissions.
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Too bad it takes 12 hours to download on a "fast" internet connection! Everyone please pause your downloads - I want mine to finish faster ;-)
Fact of the matter is, although OS X is the superior operating system, there are applications and games out there whose developers only made available for Windows. Whether it's for work or for play, having Windows sometimes becomes necessary (either via Bootcamp or a virtual machine). There are many games I love available to download from GOG.com, but they're only available for Windows, which is the only reason I have a Bootcamp partition. This has nothing to do with Apple or any limitations of OS X, and everything to do with who develops what for what systems.


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My sister has been trying to conceive for years
Hello everyone!
My 25-year old younger sister has been trying to conceive for years now (about 6 years) and still can't get pregnant. I'm not sure if her husband, a healthy man in his mid-50s isn't being honest about it. He has his "medical" reasons (after seeing a doctor) why he can't get her pregnant but he had 3 kids from previous marriages ( they're 15-25 years old). I really don't like to think he's being dishonest but during my pregnancies, when my sister and I ran into those topics, she said he seemed like he was just dodging questions and giving lame excuses. My sister also caught him being unfaithful before and he admitted that he was guilty of it, that is why the trust isn't 100% anymore, although she loves him so much. My sister underwent some tests from two different doctors and they said she's healthy and should have no problem conceiving. I feel bad for her since she's been wanting to have her own kids and she'd cry for joy..and pain the past 2 pregnancies I had. She was happy for me and sorry for herself because she's wondering if it will ever happen to her. I just really want to help her find ways if there are any.. or the right questions to ask her husband about how his tests went and what the next steps to do so that they can have a baby together.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read my post and for replying.
30th October 2013 06:26 AM #2
Dear Winnie,
I'm so sorry to hear that your sister has not got pregnant despite desperately wanting a child. It's so difficult when everything inside you is simply longing to have a child.
Six years is a very long time to be trying to get pregnant. In most cases, medical help is offered after 12 months of trying. In light of what you describe, I would recommend that your sister and her husband go together to see a fertility doctor. If they are together for the consultation as well as receiving the results of tests then they can move forward with this as a family.
What medical reasons does her husband cite as reasons for being unable to get pregnant. Has his sperm quality been tested? What were the results?
Thinking of you and your sister,


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Two men accused of misappropriating $5.5 million in taxpayer funds meant for California charter schools may be inching toward a trial date - five and a half years after they were indicted.
California Charter Academy founder C. Steven Cox and former Hesperia Mayor Tad Honeycutt were indicted in September 2007 on a combined 117 felony charges. Since then, they've appeared in court 29 times, including Friday in West Valley Superior Court in Rancho Cucamonga.
Attorneys for both the defense and prosecution spent 13 minutes behind closed doors in Judge Jon Ferguson's chambers. When they emerged, he announced they had just engaged in a "brief conference about some scheduling issues" in what he said was a "voluminous" case.
Cox's lawyer, Rancho Cucamonga defense attorney Geoff Newman, has to master the more than 52,000 pages of discovery and 456 exhibits that had been presented to the grand jury. Evidence presented by the defense will likely raise the page count even higher.
At the time it went out of business in August 2004, California Charter Academy operated 36 campuses in California.
An April 2005 audit commissioned by the state Department of Education accused the pair, along with a number of High Desert elected officials, of misappropriating $23 million in state and federal funds. Charges were ultimately filed against Cox and Honeycutt - the two mentioned most often in the audit, by a wide margin - alleging the charter school management made $5.5 million in payments to Honeycutt's for-profit subsidiary without the academy board's approval or awareness.
Cox is charged with 56 counts of misappropriation of public funds, 56 counts of grand theft and a single count of failing to file a tax return. If convicted, he faces up to 64 years in prison.
Honeycutt was charged with 15 counts of misappropriation of public funds, 15 counts of grand theft, three counts of failure to file a state tax return and a single count of filing a false tax return. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison.
Since their indictment, the case has seen multiple judges recuse themselves, apparently due to Honeycutt's extensive political connections in the High Desert. Newman is Cox's fifth defense attorney; his predecessors have stepped down due to workload concerns or conflicts of interest and one died while assigned to the case.
The pair are scheduled to appear in court for their next pre-trial hearing on Aug. 23, almost six years after their indictment.


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You need to put your card (wlan0) in monitor mode. That error message is telling you that the program can't inject because your card is in managed mode. To put your card into monitor mode:
aimon-ng start wlan0
And then you should have a mon0 interface for Fern-Wifi Cracker to use.


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This warfare has little to do with ideas and policy - and everything to do with the bottom line.
In the shorter term, the bottom line is that the pill, like all modern medicine, allows our bodies to defy nature.
At bottom, then, the press conference reflected the general drift that Clift described.
For all his new-media cool, at bottom Hadley is an old-school relationship executive.
Instead they often sink in silence, bodies and all, to the bottom of the sea.
The hollow in the bottom of which Saint-Jory is built was changed into a lake.
Just as he reached the bottom he saw the Ogre looking down on him.
Well had it been said that Loki was at the bottom of all the misfortunes that ever befell in Asgard.
With a faint moan he fell senseless into the bottom of his boat.
But she would get to the bottom of that matter later: Philip engaged her attention now.
Old English botm, bodan "ground, soil, foundation, lowest part," from Proto-Germanic *buthm- (cf. Old Frisian boden "soil," Old Norse botn, Dutch bodem, Old High German bodam, German Boden "ground, earth, soil"), from PIE root *bhu(n)d(h)- (cf. Sanskrit budhnah, Avestan buna- "bottom," Greek pythmen "foundation," Latin fundus "bottom, piece of land, farm," Old Irish bond "sole of the foot"). Meaning "posterior of a person" is from 1794. Bottom dollar "the last dollar one has" is from 1882. Bottom-feeder, originally of fishes, is from 1866.
1540s, "to put a bottom on," from bottom (n.). Meaning "to reach the bottom of" is from 1808 (earlier figuratively, 1785). Related: Bottomed; bottoming.
1540s, "to put a bottom on," from bottom (n.). Meaning "to reach the bottom of" is from 1808 (earlier figuratively, 1785). Related: Bottomed; bottoming.
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Welcome, race fans
Throughout the South — or anywhere that holds a NASCAR race — you'll see signs that say "Welcome, race fans" pop up with ubiquity. So it would be interesting to see if there's a crop of "Welcome, Ubunteros" signs cropping up in Oakland for the Ubuntu Developers Summit, which starts today.
Have fun, guys and gals.
I won't be there. I can hear the collective sigh of relief. Since I'm the Emannuel Goldstein of the Ubuntu/Canonical set, they're just going to have to broadcast my picture during their three-minutes-of-hate session and leave it at that.
Rather than attend an event designed to line Mark Shuttleworth's pockets with "coin" (pronounced kwan), I think I'll do something more constructive. I'm teaching a class — it's sort of a rolling head start into the next school year — on Python to homeschooled middle schoolers/high schoolers at my daughter's base school. Using "Snake Wrangling for Kids," we'll get started on making some FOSS developers, hopefully, out of some of the students here.
So, benefit one or benefit all?
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides true FOSS solutions — which no longer includes Canonical/Ubuntu products — in the small business and home office environment.)
May 7, 2012 at 7:25 pm
I had been asleep and did a double take at your blog. I couldn't really see a "tree hugger" being a NASCAR fan. No offense intended, you just don't strike me as the type. I live in Lincoln, AL using a distro made by a fellow in Lincoln, England and have seen "Welcome Race Fans" for two weeks. I didn't go to the race either, the track is about 5 miles from my house. Out here in the sticks there is no "Church of Ubuntu" and no Utemples either!
Paul Sams
May 7, 2012 at 9:50 pm
My apologies! You can't trust stereotypes! When I would read Ken Starks and then read you I laughed hard about how you each sort of poked fun at your differences of opinion(s).
Now if we Linux users could convince our fellow Americans to disagree but work together for solutions, we all have more in common than we realize. Your previous post about about Mark S made me think the true innovators are folks like Warren Woodford who made Debian easy for people like me back in 2004, and Phillip Newborough who made openbox easy for folks like me. Growing up in Florida you are probably able to translate redneck, especially if you spent a lot of time in the panhandle! I used to like Ubuntu with the exception of it choice of default themes, but I think Ubuntu has forgotten where it started from.
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Photo Galleries: Lakers fall to Denver, 119-108
DENVER - After looking like a team that finally discovered its identity and showed signs it could sneak into the playoffs, the Lakers reverted back to some bad habits.
The Lakers' 119-108 loss Monday to the Denver Nuggets at Pepsi Center featured far too many elements that have remained painful to watch this season.
They struggled on transition defense and conceded 33 Denver fast-break points. The Lakers couldn't hit free throws (14 of 31). They committed too many turnovers (15). The Lakers allowed the Nuggets to out-rebound them (44-36) and overwhelm them in the lane (78 points).
Not that this should be surprising. The Lakers already lost to Denver twice, including another road game here on the second night of a back-to-back.
"I told them you can't lose fight over what you've done," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said about the team's recent progress. "This is one bump in the road."
Fair enough.
The Lakers had won eight of their past 11 games. They faced a team that ranks third in total offense (105.1), second in rebounds (45.3) and third in assists (23.9).
Still, the Lakers (28-30) squandered a chance to reach the .500 mark for only the second time in 2013.
Denver's 11 layups and nine dunks highlighted the Lakers' helplessness. Dwight Howard epitomized the Lakers' lack of intensity when he failed to run for a loose ball saved by Corey Brewer. Kobe Bryant captured the Lakers' frustration when he picked up his 14th technical foul just before halftime. That means he has two remaining for serving an NBA-imposed suspension.
"He has to control that," D'Antoni said. "He knows we can't afford to lose him for a game."
Bryant sounded unconcerned for reasons beyond believing the NBA will rescind his latest technical.
Bryant earned 16 of them in the 2010-11 season, marking the only time he's done so in his 17-year career. He came close in other seasons in 2001-02 (14), 2005-06 (15), 2006-07 (14), 2007-08 (15) and 2009-10 (14).
"I just don't get them," said Bryant, who scored 27 points on 12-of-23 shooting. "It's that simple."
The Lakers aren't sweating Howard's 4-of-13 mark from the free-throw line, either.
"I knock down free throws for the most part with the same form and everything is straight," said Howard, who had 15 points. "Some were just long. I just have to continue to practice. But I'm not going to get discouraged. I'm going to beat this."
With Bryant comparing the Nuggets to a "track team," the Lakers sounded unsure how they will improve on transition defense.
"We have to over-exaggerate getting back on defense," Bryant said, "where nobody gets the offensive boards."
The rest of the Lakers offered various theories on how a veteran-laden group can keep up with younger and faster teams. Howard questioned the tempo.
"If we slow down the game," Howard said, "we'll be fine."
Steve Nash blamed the turnovers.
"There just needs to be a nice rhythm and a flow, so there's no hesitation," said Nash, who scored 15 points on 6-of-8 shooting. "That puts pressure on the defense, but if you hesitate then they can catch on and guard it with their schemes."
Still, the Lakers vow they won't fret much. "We've been playing good basketball," Howard said. "We still have to think positive."


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Today a Canadian court delivered a guilty verdict in the prosecution of Mohammed Shafia for the "honor murders" of his three teenage daughters and first wife. Once again Islam is in the spotlight as the acts of three ignorant people cast a horrible light on the religion they profess, Islam. Okay, just so we're clear here. There is NO place in Islam for so-called "honor killings". Honor killings are murder, plain and simple, and anyone who tries to claim that they are condoned by Muslims or by … [Read more...]
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On the third Thursday of every month bring someone special along for Date Night at the Museum.
Art lends itself to conversation in a natural and inadvertent way, it allows you to get to know someone. Bring a picnic, tour the garden and galleries and create a work of art together (projects vary each month).
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Learn how to find and use newspapers and maps to learn more
about your ancestors. There's more to newspapers than obituaries
and marriage announcements; there are also local news stories,
maritime news, advertisements, legal notices, real estate news, and
more. Maps can give clues as to where to find records and can help
you know more about your ancestors' community.
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Board the coach bus at Desmond at 10 am. You will travel to the
Morgan Library and Museum on 36th Street in Manhattan. The Morgan
is a major exhibition venue for fine art, literature, and music,
and one of New York's great historic sites. Pierpont Morgan's
immense holdings ranged from Egyptian art to Renaissance paintings
to Chinese porcelains. For his library, Morgan acquired
illuminated, literary, and historical manuscripts, early printed
books, and old master drawings and prints. To this core collection,
he added the earliest evidence of writing as manifested in ancient
seals, tablets, and papyrus fragments from Egypt and the Near East.
Morgan also collected manuscripts and printed materials significant
to American history. Enjoy time to visit the area or shop on your
own, and then enjoy a guided highlights tour at 1 pm, followed by a
lovely afternoon tea. Enjoy a bit more time on your own following
tea and board the bus at 4 pm for the return trip.
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While the College attempts through its programs and policies to prevent sexual assault from occurring, it recognizes that significant numbers of women throughout the nation are sexually assaulted while they are college students. The College is committed to helping any of its students who have experienced sexual assault. Counselors, health center personnel, residential life staff, public safety officers, and deans will support a student as she goes through the recovery process.
The College is also committed to investigating all reported cases of sexual assault; assisting a student in lodging charges with local police, if she so desires; holding disciplinary hearings to adjudicate formal accusations; and disciplining any student or guest found to have violated the policy concerning sexual assault.
The College also recognizes that most campus sexual assaults involve people who are acquainted with one another. Coercive or violent acts between people who, because of their membership in the College community, must continue to interact with each other are particularly traumatic to the victim and violate the trust that is essential to the College's mission and sense of community. Therefore, should a sexual assault be reported, the College shall take reasonable action to protect
the accusing student from any unnecessary or unwanted contact with the accused.
Options for Students Who Have Been Sexually Assaulted
Any student who is sexually assaulted is strongly encouraged to seek help either from resources available through the College or from outside sources. The following is a short list of options available to students seeking help at Bryn Mawr. More detailed information about each option is provided below.
• You may contact the Bryn Mawr College Health Center (x7360) to receive medical care, to speak to a counselor, and/or to discuss other options confidentially.
• You may go to Bryn Mawr Hospital to receive a medical examination, which is admissible in court as evidence of an assault.
• You may call Bryn Mawr College Public Safety (x7911, 911 in emergencies) to arrange for transportation to the Health Center or to Bryn Mawr Hospital, and/or to report that a sexual assault has taken place.
• You may call Lower Merion Township Police (610-642-4200) to arrange transportation to Bryn Mawr Hospital, to report a sexual assault or to request emergency medical assistance.
Medical Care: You are strongly encouraged to receive some type of medical care after an assault. Because sexual assault can be physically and emotionally traumatic, you may not know whether or not you have been injured. Medical personnel at the Health Center or the hospital can answer questions you may have about health concerns. A follow-up exam is recommended to retest for pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and to be sure that no other injuries were sustained during the assault.
The Health Center is able to counsel you on your options for medical care after an assault. An examination done at the Health Center is NOT admissible in court as evidence that an assault has taken place. If you think you may wish to press charges at any time, the Health Center personnel will recommend that you go to Bryn Mawr Hospital, where medical evidence can be preserved for the police.
The Health Center is able to check for internal injuries, test for pregnancy and STDs and provide someone with whom you can talk. The Health Center can also provide information and testing for HIV (HIV testing at the Health Center is confidential.). The Health Center can provide medication to help prevent STDs. In addition, emergency contraception is available to prevent pregnancy if you go to the Health Center within 72 hours of the assault.
The Health Center will keep all information confidential; the assault will not be reported to the police, Public Safety, parents or other College personnel without your permission. If it is determined that you or another member of the College community is in danger, necessary information will be released to the appropriate administrators without revealing your identity.
The Health Center can assist you in finding any medical or emotional support that you need, including counseling on- or off-campus.
Bryn Mawr Hospital is able to provide medical services that fulfill legal standards of evidence — a "rape-kit" examination. The rape-kit examination preserves medical evidence that can be used in court. Having a rape kit done does not require you to press charges. It merely gathers evidence should you wish to prosecute at some time. It is recommended that you do not shower, bathe, douche or change clothes if you want to preserve evidence. You may want to bring a change of clothes to the hospital in case you are needed by the police.
Bryn Mawr Hospital will test for pregnancy and STDs, offer medication to prevent STDs, and prescribe emergency contraception. The hospital is required to notify the police that a sexual assault may have occurred.
Montgomery County Victim Services (610-277-5200) has crisis-intervention counselors who are able to explain procedures and answer questions you may have. A 24-hour hotline is available for anyone with questions or concerns about sexual assault, or who would like to speak to a crisis counselor.
Legal Aspects: You are not required to report a sexual assault. If you do talk to the police and/or Public Safety, they may be able to take steps to protect others from experiencing sexual assault. In addition, the police can inform you of your legal rights and options should you decide to prosecute. The College is strongly committed to providing medical and emotional support to victims/survivors of sexual assault regardless of whether they decide to take legal action.
Bryn Mawr College Public Safety can provide transportation to the Health Center or to Bryn Mawr Hospital. You may wish to notify Public Safety that a sexual assault has occurred. If you do choose to make a report, the Department and you will then determine whether the assistance and/or intervention of the police is necessary to protect other members of the community and/or to arrest the assailant.
Public Safety will inform the Dean of the College that an assault has occurred. If it is necessary to alert the community at large that an assault has taken place, both the Department of Public Safety and the Dean's Office will make every effort to protect your privacy. If it is necessary to disclose confidential information (in cases involving legal requirements, requirements of the College policy on sexual assault, or if personal safety is at issue), the College will inform you that this is taking place.
Lower Merion Township Police can provide transportation to Bryn Mawr Hospital and emergency medical care if necessary. If you do decide to report the assault to the police, the College will make every effort to provide a support person if you would like help through the process. Making a police report concerning the assault does not mean that you must prosecute the assailant.
• If you are assaulted or need help in Philadelphia, call Women Organized Against Rape at 215-985- 3333.
• If you are assaulted or need help at Haverford or Swarthmore, call Delaware County Women Against Rape at 610-566-4342.
Further Assistance: If you have any questions about the College's procedures for dealing with a rape or sexual assault, you should consult your hall adviser, dean or any other college official (such as the Dean of the Undergraduate College, the Medical Director of Health Services, the Administrator of Counseling Services, or the Director of Public Safety). If you have any questions or concerns about a particular incident, you should also discuss them with your hall adviser, dean or any of the college officials mentioned above. Such a discussion will be strictly confidential unless
you request otherwise.
Bryn Mawr College (What to do in the event of sexual assault)
published in the 2008-09 Undergraduate Student Handbook, page 138
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Conveniently located halfway between Adelaide and Melbourne, you will find a peaceful hidden treasure set on 117 hectares of natural bushland. The Lodge is 16km South of Nhill just off the Western Highway and approximately an hours drive from Horsham. Situated on the edge of the pristine Little Desert National Park, you will find the Lodge to be a peaceful and relaxing base for your next adventure.
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Northwestern Oklahoma State University Alumni Association will honor seven Outstanding Graduates during its annual Spring Reunion Banquet on Saturday, April 30 at 6 p.m. The honored alumni include: Charles L. Stuckey, class of 1961, Outstanding Business/Professional Award; Keith Edward Ballard, Ed.D., M.Ed. 1975, Outstanding Education Award; Barbara Kay Duncan, class of 1969, Outstanding Humanitarian Award; Manny Gamallo, class of 1973, Outstanding Arts Award; Allison Woods, class of 2007, Outstanding Recognition Award; Angelia Case, class of 1984, Ranger Recognition Award; and Valarie Case, class of 1985, Ranger Recognition Award.
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West Valley City • Sometimes Justin Motzkus dives in front of a shot and makes the save and his Hunter teammates taunt the shooter, sarcasm thick in their voices.
"But that wasn't supposed to happen," they say. "He wasn't supposed to save it. He's just a freshman!"
They've gotten to teasing their opponents now, but it wasn't long ago when the 14-year-old goalie was a near-anonymous newcomer in tryouts.
"I was just ready to play JV," Motzkus said. "But I wanted to take anything I could get."
Senior midfielder Raul Cavazos knew him a bit they play at different ages of the same club but was a bit surprised when the Wolverines started taking shots on him from the 18-yard line.
"It was pretty tough to shoot on him." Cavazos said. "He reacts really well. He knows the field and where to throw himself to stop a shot."
The 6-foot-2 Motzkus has been one of the big surprises for Hunter. The Wolverines returned a good contingent of starters and fully expected to be winning this season. So far, the year has gone pretty much as planned, with the team at 12-2-2.
But Motzkus was a late addition, a player who nearly chose to play for Herriman, but instead decided going to the school a mile from his house would be a better bet. All he's done since is beat out a veteran starter, record nine shutouts and help the Wolverines win a region title.
Hunter coach Larry Garahana had seen and heard a bit about the big freshman. For Hunter, a school lacking in soccer tradition compared with some of the 5A powerhouses, getting a player with Olympic Development Program experience is a rare and welcomed boost.
"We just happened to have a great player living in our boundary," Garahana said. "When we had a competition going during preseason, it was hard to pick at things he was doing. He just brought a level of dedication that we were looking for."
Motzkus initially played as a forward until he was 9, when he filled in for a missing keeper because he was the tallest player on his team. That initial foray into the goal has blossomed into a very promising career for the frosh, who still commutes to practice from Hunter Junior High.
He's trained with coaches from Real Salt Lake and the team's associated academy. He's played high-level soccer with his ODP and USA club teams. But even at Hunter, Motzkus has dealt with new challenges namely, playing against kids his own size.
"It's definitely really mental," he said. "You have to communicate, you have to be ready for anything. The pressure can really build because you're playing with a lot of seniors, but also you want to play well for yourself."
A returning core of defensemen do their best to keep Motzkus clean. Travis Brinkerhoff and Nick Davis lead an extremely tough unit that has done a good job of keeping Motzkus from going up against shooters alone.
But even when he is alone, Motzkus can carry his own weight. He's stopped two of the three penalty kicks he's faced this season, a feat that helped win the respect of many of his older teammates.
"He's got a lot of confidence, and it really helps him out in those situations," Brinkerhoff said. "I think he could communicate a bit better and just be more vocal. But he's been really good for us, and we feel really good going into the playoffs with him."
The playoffs represent a barrier that Hunter has struggled against, not making the field in 2010 and 2011. The team lost in the first round in 2012.
West Valley schools don't typically stand out in the soccer postseason, and the Wolverines already are hearing doubts from other schools and even their classmates. But with a renewed sense of unity and a goalkeeper who plays older than he is, Hunter's ready for prime time.
"We're going to show them," Cavazos said. "We're going to prove them wrong."
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Class 5A tournament
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• West at Layton
• Northridge at Hunter
• Copper Hills at Lone Peak
• Fremont at Viewmont
• Jordan at Lehi
• Taylorsville at Weber
• Riverton vs. Brighton at Albion Middle School
Class 4A tournament
4 p.m. Tuesday
• Cyprus at Olympus
• Mountain Crest at Orem
• Timpanogos at Roy
• Skyline at East
• Mountain View at Logan
• Hillcrest at Bountiful
• Springville at Murray
• Bonneville at Maple Mountain


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Get an overview of this hotel4-star family-friendly hotel near Ao Nang Beach
Popular property highlights
This family-friendly Krabi hotel is located by the sea, within 2 mi (3 km) of Ao Nang Beach and Nopparat Thara Beach. West Railay Beach and Ao Phai Plong are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a poolside bar, and a coffee shop/café are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 213 rooms feature thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers, along with conveniences such as refrigerators and coffee makers. Free WiFi and balconies are standard, as are LCD TVs with cable channels.
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In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, Deevana Plaza Krabi provides a steam room and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of limo/town car service and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 4000 square feet (372 square meters) include conference space. This family-friendly hotel also offers spa services, a library, and a complimentary children's club. A complimentary area shuttle within 2 km is available for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Deevana Plaza Krabi has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 213
- Number of floors - 4
- ATM/banking
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Computer station
- Designated smoking areas
- Pool umbrellas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Children's club
- Library
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms 3
- Multilingual staff
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Pool sun loungers
- Year Built 2011
- Free area shuttle
- Conference space size (feet) - 4000
- Conference space size (meters) - 372
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Children's club (free)
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Playground on site
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Balcony
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Kingfisher - Overlooking the pool, this restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Starling Bar - Onsite lobby lounge. Happy hour is offered.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a steam room and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Playground on site
Spa Services
- Number of treatment rooms 2
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 2 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for THB 1200.00 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: THB 500 for adults and THB 250 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 1100 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: THB 1200.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Deevana Krabi
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We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 2 children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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(Cleveland) – A chase involving an excavating company vehicle ended with a crash Monday morning.
A source tells Newsradio WTAM 1100 the vehicle, a truck or van, was stolen from East 9th and Broadway and crashed at East 79th and Kinsman.
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But Mackay was all for pushing forward, and Captain Bax was no less eager.
The following morning it was delivered to Hasluck by Bax, the porter.
It was at this point that Bax continued to read the letter aloud.
Ah, sir," continued the boy, "there never was a man like Bax!
He said this with a leer, and Bax laughed as he inspected Long Orrick more narrowly.
"Well, I have not much to do with going to the bottom," said Bax, laughing.
Bax wandered slowly and without aim over the dark waste for some time.
Bax is no exaggerated specimen, got up, in these sensation days, for effect.
Scarcely had they learned this, when Bax shouted and waved his hand seaward.
Bax had shared it with them before he was appointed to the command of the "Nancy."


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You can try some of the steps from this link - IT recommends 2 different free softwares you can try. I have used the PC Login Now one. It basically will just blank out the password on an account (can do this for the admin account) so when you go to sign in, just type in the username and leave password field blank. The only downside to this software is it will make you do a checkdisk after you restart because it makes Win7 think there is an issue with the hard drive. After doing the check disk though, it is fine and doesnt ask to do it again. I have seen other tools that you can download for free that will basically crack all the user account passwords on the pc in case you have forgotten one. If you google windows 7 password recover tool you should be able to find others if you do not want to try the ones on the below article.
How to recover windows 7 password
(If by root password you mean a BIOS password on the laptop before it boots to windows, unplug the laptop, take out its battery, and then take out the CMOS battery. This will reset the BIOS to defaults and remove any password protection from the BIOS)


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In the News
Original journalism from the Center's OpenSecrets Blog
Battle over Derivatives, Republican Rep. Mark Souder Resigns and More in Capital Eye Opener: May 19
May 19, 2010 | DERIVATIVES BATTLE: In a rather startling, but maybe not surprising report, the nonprofit advocacy group, Public Citizen, contends that since the beginning of 2009, financial industry lobbyists have opposed a controversial overhaul of derivatives regulation by a ratio of 11-to-1.
Third Quarter Campaign Finance Reports Show Money Race Is On
October 16, 2009 | An initial Center for Responsive Politics analysis has found that sitting members of the U.S. House of Representatives raised $48.2 million from July 1 through Sept. 30, 2009, based on the 336 reports we have in. The mean amount these lawmakers raised was $143,640, and the median amount was $126,680.
Insurers On Alert Have Given $4 Million to Committees Grilling Them
September 15, 2009 | A number of lawmakers have requested that insurers disclose their financial records, including details on executive pay and entertainment expenditures. Members of three of the committees to receive this information have also collected millions from these companies for their campaigns.
Hank Paulson's Questioners Are Not Bankers' Favorites
July 16, 2009 | The securities and investment industry may be the 13th-heaviest spender on lobbyists. And the two institutions under fire this morning, Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, both make the top 100 list of all-time contributors in federal politics. But lawmakers on the House Oversight panel have received little of their money.
Committee Members Speak Out–Or Stay Mum–On Health Care
July 9, 2009 | Over the past three weeks, Capital Eye has contacted members of five Capitol Hill committees responsible for drafting health care reform legislation this summer. Here are their responses (and non-responses) and the money they're collecting from various industries.
Tracking Your Representatives' Health Care Cash
June 25, 2009 | Here's a cool tool that brings together data from various parts of OpenSecrets.org to show how much money each current lawmaker has raised from various health-related industries and the health sector overall since 1989 (including President Obama's haul).
Money Wins Presidency and 9 of 10 Congressional Races in Priciest U.S. Election Ever
November 5, 2008 | The historic election of 2008 re-confirmed one truism about American democracy: Money wins elections. From the top of the ticket, where Barack Obama declined public financing for the first time since the system's creation and went on to amass a nearly two-to-one monetary advantage over John McCain, to congressional races throughout the nation, the candidate with the most money going into Election Day emerged victorious in nearly every contest.
2006 Election Analysis: Incumbents Linked to Corruption Lose, but Money Still Wins
November 8, 2006 | While voters in some states are still waiting to see who will represent them in Congress, one thing is certain: Money was a clear winner in the 2006 elections. Equally clear was voters' concern about corruption in Washington; officeholders tied to scandal lost in disproportionate numbers.
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Davis – Miller – May Bring Doves, Crows & Buzzards To The Kemp At The Forum
From time to time Wichita Falls is visited by some of the brightest and best musical acts from around the world. Brantley Gilbert's Taste Of Country Christmas Tour on December 9th immediately comes to mind, as does the Trans Siberian Orchestra performance on November 11th, but the show that's really got me excited is the Davis – Miller – May performance scheduled for this Friday (November 4th) at The Kemp At The Forum on Speedway.
If you've ever picked up an acoustic guitar and hammered out a tune or two, this is a show you're going to love! Let's take a look at the three individuals that make up this incredibly talented trio.


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sum new quick sketch then edited on my mac! Jilz 0n3 nuck if ya buck!
Damn JILZ got madd flix
Aighttttttttttt .........Dats wat im talkin bout babyyyyyyyyy!!!! city bombing 4 lifeeeeeeeeee...........AG crew alwayz gets da propz from me.................peace ..............
freshly stolen. does anyone plan on posting anymore?
^ that is fucking dope.
all stolen.... theres a shitload of flicks on the site but here's some nace... RIP
if you don't know about it, you do now.
in case you can tell the size...BIG ass roller i did with Youth, and Eago last night
keep posting people.
this is actually the correct link to that jerzy site..
I wish I had my camera, theres this freight yard down around here with some serious shit in it. I'll scope it out one day during the day to take some decent flicks.
yo dotm!!! that flick is awesome. those kids got really good from what you showed me. im kinda drunk. what else is new. that irony piece is too much for me to handle right now. sooo good.
whats else is new, yeah that ironys tight. but...same shit man. thanks
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see this is what im talking about, your judging me by how many post's i have? kids like strikeitup andd llost for evex have hundreds of post's so that makes them good at graffiti? i thinks not.Originally posted by JILZ0ne@Jul 30 2006, 09:09 AM
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Seminar aims to increase diversity in biomedical fields
How can the University of South Carolina boost the number of women and underrepresented minorities in biomedical sciences?
That will be the prime topic of discussion Oct. 28-29 when USC will host a seminar on creating a diverse pipeline of biomedical scientists for the future. The event is open to faculty, students and administrators from the USC system and several historically black colleges and universities in South Carolina.
Clifford W. Houston, an endowed professor and associate vice president for educational outreach at the University of Texas Medical Branch, will lead discussions on successful strategies for recruiting and mentoring diverse populations into the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) workforce.
"Lots of institutions talk about diversity," said Houston, who holds the Herman Barnett Distinguished Endowed Professorship in Microbiology and Immunology, "but you have to have a systemic commitment and buy-in from administration, faculty and students to really make it happen, particularly in the STEM fields, which feed into the biomedical sciences."
"We also have to provide career-awareness opportunities for students because they're often limited in their career decisions by what few options they're exposed to," he said.
To that end, the event will include a student-focused "Careers in Biomedical Sciences" session from 5 - 7 p.m. Oct. 28 in the Campus Room at Capstone. Free pizza will be available to admissions staff, student advisers and undergraduates from USC campuses, Allen University, Benedict College, Claflin University, Morris College, S.C. State University, Columbia College and Voorhees College.
"I tell students, 'Don't avoid the hard subjects; take courses with rigor,'" said Houston, the first member of his family to attend college and who later was NASA Headquarters' deputy associate administrator for education in Washington, D.C., providing guidance to the space program for developing materials for use in curricula at every learning level. "And always have other options. Aiming for medical school is great, but have a back-up plan in case you don't get in."
The two-day seminar series is made possible by a grant from the Scientific Advocate Network Program, part of the S.C. EPSCoR/IDEA office.
The seminar agenda follows:
"Providing Educational Opportunities for Minorities," including question-and-answer session for deans, department chairs, faculty, program directors and administrators. Oct. 28, 2-3 p.m., Russell House Theater.
"Careers in Biomedical Sciences," for admissions staff, advisers and undergraduates. Oct. 28, 5-7 p.m., Campus Room at Capstone.
"Educational Outreach," followed by question-and-answer session with university, civic and community leaders. Oct. 29, 8:30-10 a.m., Inn at USC, Carolina Room.
"Career Development Programs for Professional and Graduate Students." Oct. 29, 1:30-4 p.m., USC School of Medicine, Building 3, M-11 Classroom.
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McAuliffe is embroiled in allegations over a possible visa-for-sale scheme, involving Chinese financing for Green Tech.
From the beginning, McAuliffe has used the Hillary 2016 connection to help entice big donors.
Josh Rogin on the Clinton and McAuliffe ties to the investigation into the nominee.
Yet, for all of his weaknesses, Cuccinelli ran ahead of McAuliffe among independents and outperformed Mitt Romney.
Mullins also noted contemptously that the zip code from which McAuliffe had raised the most money was 90210.
McAuliffe was still squatting on his haunches near the burnt matting. '
McAuliffe stood in a deep shadow, leaning forward on his axe.
McAuliffe's final opinion was that Sinclair had actually appeared in the flesh, but that Dave was 'terrible crazy, anyhow.'
McAuliffe rubbed his hands briskly, and peered through the shadowy gloom.
Probably this man had some personal grudge against McAuliffe, and meant now to settle it.


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Discussion in 'Sports Zone' started by Diogenes, Nov 10, 2012.
Wait....I thought A&M couldn't hang in the SEC
I'll tell you something... A&M has always recruited top-notch players...
Their coaching has sucked since RC Slocum left (RC was a GREAT D coach, but couldn't put an offense together), but they recruit well... and have for 30+ years...
In the words of Hos.....stupid kickers :laugh1:
Wow I'd say he was wide open on that one
It's a FUMBLE!!!!
What a half by A&M! Defense has been great, offense has protected the ball...they're in the driver's seat for the win now
those were two of the best throws and catches you'll ever see.
This game would be three scores with 8 minutes left if A&M had a kicker...
That looks like an int to me
Yep... toe was in... but they aren't getting that call...
Restore the O-line and draft Johnny Manziel in 2 years.
Nope not vs Bama
Doesn't matter what level of football it is, you can't get beat deep like that in this situation. Unbelievable.
manziel has been great, but he doesnt deal with pressure very well, its either he gets sacked, or avoids it and takes off
Alabama is now in the driver's seat. At least there will still be some time for A&M to respond if Bama scores
aggies defense still pathetic i see, and no one has learned the heimlich in college station
A&M D is choking
How loud is that stadium?!?!?!?!?!?
Guess I need to say it again. Unreal.
wow, how was holding not called there?