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At 23 shares, what's the payback for that? Also, do you only get a cut if you bought in lower than it is at the time of them cutting checks? This could be my first dividend check ever, just curious.
Your forgetting that uncle Sam will want his 30%!
I bought my first two Apple stocks a week ago, so I guess I am included in this. If I bought more stocks now, would they not be part of this payout thing or does it not matter? (I should have bought more, but at $623 each I was just 'testing the waters' with my rollover IRA since I've never managed individual stocks before and my previous employers only offered mutual fund elections).

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I have been looking for ideas on websites and the filter system on this page is exactly what I am looking for.http://goldenworks.eu/demos/sl_wordpress/portfolio_categories/some-of-our-best-works/#
I love the way it animates and changes according to the clickable button.
Does anyone know what plugin was used or how I can implement this on a website that I wish to build?
Any help is much appreciated.
Here you go: http://mixitup.io/ . It even comes with customisable options
Thank you! I actually found this a few hours afer posting and im now using it. Lovely plugin :):thumbup:
Actually there are a lot of different plugins you can try out, but this one is pretty much the best one to use. Keep up the good work.
Hey Kodou, You have shared really useful plugin. I have implemented it on my website and it looks good. Thanks for sharing such a great plugin website.
Guys heres a query for you....
I have implemented this, splitting products into 3 categories:
All productsProduct type aProduct type bProduct type c
We split each by the category class name...what csn we do.if two products fall into both categories?
You search on google alpha plugin for website and online flash header aur button download and if you want more help to make the type of this site so contact me.
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Simple, just give it both classes. For example class="cats dogs"
I had no idea that was possible. I feel very stupid! Haha.
I thought it had to be one or the other and the most recently declared class name would take over?
C'mon, don't feel stupid. You don't learn anything, if you don't ask.
Also a little tip, try using the Google Developer tools more often. For example you could go to the plugin's website and check the classes & IDs of the images. Once you understand the scheme, you can simply experiment around by giving one of the images two of the filtering classes. What would I do without Google Developer Tools?
Much appreciated :):thumbup:
I just see you have done it on Wordpress. I have checked your portfolio it is look Awesome. Really hardworking lead to innovation. I think you are little shy to ask questions on what you have try to do but not done it properly as you are expecting. I agree with Kodou, if you will not ask then how you will learn that what you have done, is it correct way or just wasted time.
I have suggestion for you. When you are going to design some thing, get approval from you employer or your client about design. Check his mind what he has. After this post it here or any other community section. From here you will get the votes. It will help you to evaluate your work. What you have done is correct or not and you will get suggestions how you can improve it. easily


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EVERETT — Prosecutors say a Seattle man posed as a high school student on Facebook to help facilitate the sexual abuse of a south Snohomish County girl.
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She was unaware that the suspect, who is known to her, was behind the posts.
Prosecutors allege that when the girl refused to have sex with the suspect, he took to Facebook to manipulate her. The fake high school boy encouraged her to allow the suspect to have sex with her, persuading the girl that what the defendant was doing was acceptable, court papers said. The defendant also allegedly used his fake Facebook identity to instruct her on sexual techniques.
The girl reported that the defendant sexually assaulted her dozens of times between 2010 and 2012. She was 13 when the abuse started, Snohomish County deputy prosecutor Adam Cornell wrote in court papers.
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Does anyone have the link to watch the fight?
did mercer win
cheers for the vid dude! Kimbo looked like a proper fighter n everything!
who the hell would have thought it would have finished like that lol.
cheers for posting that mate.... as someone already said, not quite the expected finish and one of em was definitely not a happy bunny afterwards! LOL
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Yeah kimbo one, big deal, I cant stand that prick, Byt fair play he done well against a washed up ex pro boxer, I wanna see him get smashed up, hope he run's his big mouth off and get's a one fight deal with wec or elite or even ufc, so one of the top heavy's can give him a proper ass whooping.
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THE MODERATOR: We're going to start off with Coach Brady Hoke from the University of Michigan. Coach, a brief opening statement.
COACH HOKE: I can tell you that Team 132 of Michigan is extremely excited to be given this opportunity to play in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. It's the second time that Michigan has been in the Sugar Bowl. And we've got an outstanding opponent and a tremendously well‑coached football team we're going to play in Virginia Tech and what Coach Beamer and his staff does.
We're very excited about it. And we look forward to it and can't wait to get down there.
THE MODERATOR: Questions?
Q. Are you familiar at all with Frank Beamer? Do you know him at all? Do you know anything about his coaching style, coaching philosophy?
COACH HOKE: Believe me, I've not had the privilege of meeting Coach. But you watch his football teams play and the toughness and the execution they play with, you know, being a football junkie like I think most of us are in this profession, it's a well‑coached football team, disciplined football team, a team that's going to give you everything they've got for 60 minutes.
Q. Were you nervous at all that you guys wouldn't get into the top four teams? What was that like for the last 24, 48 hours?
COACH HOKE: We don't control any of that. So the things that we can't control we really don't worry about, because we've got enough things as a program and how we want to represent Michigan on a daily basis that we worry about.
Q. When you took over this job about a year ago, in the middle of a lot of controversy and chaos, could you have imagined that your team would have achieved what it has this season? And how rewarding has that been to you?
COACH HOKE: Well, it's so rewarding for our seniors. I mean, our seniors have done everything with our program and their leadership and how they've led this football team and how they've worked together.
And I don't know if we went in with any expectations besides the normal expectations that you have at the University of Michigan. And that's to win Big Ten championships.
We didn't do that. And we've got to obviously go back to work after this Bowl game.
Q. I want to ask about the spotlight this puts on the program. You talk about the players were excited. What kind of reward is it playing in a BCS Bowl game, and how do you anticipate the spotlight of things going forward with how prestigious a game it is?
COACH HOKE: I think our guys have done a great job of staying pretty steady and being consistent. And it's a great reward for our players and what they've achieved and how they've played and how they've represented the University of Michigan all year long.
So it's going to be fun. But like everyone else, you don't want to lose that last football game that you play. So you want to go out and work hard and do the things as a team that we need to do to prepare to go win a Bowl game.
Q. You've talked about being part of the excitement after the Ohio State game and seeing the senior faces and seeing the emotion. What was it like to be around that team tonight and to kind of see kind of the payoff of their hard work and when the announcement was made when you're going to the Sugar Bowl?
COACH HOKE: Well, you know, Jeff, I wasn't there with the team. I'm in New York City. Coach Carr is being inducted into the National Football Hall of Fame. So I knew the excitement that they were going to have and the feeling that they were going to have as a team. And we were very fortunate that we get this opportunity as a team to play one more time. And we're going to make the most of it.
Q. How rewarding and satisfying is it for you to see this team improve so much on defense not only from just last year but also as this year has gone on?
COACH HOKE: Well, our defensive coaches have done a tremendous job. Greg Mattison and Curt Mallory and Mark Smith and Jerry Montgomery, and the way our seniors, Mike Martin and Ryan Van Bergen and Troy Woolfolk and those guys on the defensive side of the ball, how they've taken every day at heart and they've learned and the fundamentals and how they play together as a team.
Believe me, it's been fun to watch them. It's been fun to watch the growth. We're not obviously where we need to be yet. But we have one more opportunity.
Q. You talked a couple times, mentioned your seniors. Can you talk about when you are coming into a program as a first‑year coach and building a relationship with those seniors, how vital was that to your team's success?
COACH HOKE: When we met with them the first day a year ago January and the first thing we talked about was our seniors and how important, and they understand the struggles, because of what they've been through in any program from the winter conditioning, the spring balls, the summer workouts.
And we're always going to coach and we're always going to play for our seniors. And those young guys, they start to understand that hopefully they're going to have the opportunity to represent Michigan as a senior on a football team and they're just going to play a little harder and do a little more due diligence in their work.
Q. I know you were probably paying attention to your situation, but when the matchup came up and it was Virginia Tech, were you surprised it was the Hokies, considering they lost yesterday in the SEC championship game?
COACH HOKE: You know, if I try and figure it all out I think I'd get a headache, to be honest with you. And I just know that they're a terrific program. They have great tradition. Frank Beamer and that staff for a number of years have done a tremendous job.
No matter who we played, it still comes down to it's about Michigan and how we represent the University of Michigan as a program. So really for me to try and figure it out and worry about who we're playing and matchups and everything like that, we're just so grateful to have a great opportunity to play one more game together.
Q. Just want to ask again about your preparation for the Bowl game. Now you know when you're going to playing, and how you know who you're playing how do you specifically prepare the team for the Bowl game? Can you talk about what you focus in practice leading up to the game?
COACH HOKE: Well, we're going to practice this week in two days, and then we'll take the week off a little bit as far as the end of the school year and finals coming up and then we'll practice the following weekend and then that next week and send them home for a couple of days and board that charter and go down to New Orleans. But there's different ways you can do it.
I've done it a couple different ways. But the thing that we want to stress is the fundamentals and getting back into the fundamentals and the techniques that we want to play with.
Q. We haven't talked in a week, is everybody still healthy? Are they all still good?
COACH HOKE: Yeah. We're fine as a football team. And Brennen Beyer was really the only guy who was out for the last game. And he should be okay by the time the Bowl gets here.
Q. You talked about how you don't want to lose that last game of the year. Can you tell us what you said to your guys in preparation for this game? Because the whole season they had been building up towards the Big Ten championship towards that Ohio State game. Now you have to shift focus and this one is not for a month and it's against a top 12 team in the country, and what do you say to the team to prep them for an opponent like Virginia Tech?
COACH HOKE: We're going to talk about consistency that we've approached everything from, from how we prepare and how every day we come in and we have work to do as a team and the accountability that we want to have for each other. And the respect. And so that won't change much.
I mean, that Ohio game's long gone. It's been a while ago. So we get to look forward and we've got to work towards our forward of the Bowl game.
THE MODERATOR: Thank you.
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THE MODERATOR: I'd like to introduce the head coach of Virginia Tech, Coach Frank Beamer. Coach, an opening statement.
COACH BEAMER: Our football team is extremely excited to be coming back to the Allstate Sugar Bowl. We know what a great Bowl it is, what great people they have there. We've been there about three times, played the National Championship there in 1999. Beat Texas there in '95.
So we've had some experience there, and we know what a great place it is or great Bowl it is. And as excited as we are, I'm sure so are our fans. And certainly they're one of the reasons we're coming there, because we do have great fan support, and they're serious about Virginia Tech football. And so I know there are going to be a lot of those people down in New Orleans.
And to play such a storied program as Michigan, Brady Hoke has done a tremendous job there this year. And it's just, I think, a game that certainly our fans, our players, we look forward to, and have an opportunity to play such a fantastic program.
We're happy to be coming to the Sugar Bowl.
THE MODERATOR: Questions?
Q. I'm sure you've seen a number of people have said that you guys shouldn't be selected for this Bowl because of the weak schedule. What do you say to that when you hear that?
COACH BEAMER: Well, I'm proud of our football team and what we've been able to do. And I think the people we've been able to beat, they didn't seem weak to me. And we were just proud of what we've been able to accomplish and looking forward to coming to the Sugar Bowl.
Q. Frank, as you left Charlotte last night, did you have any inkling that an at‑large bid was possible? And if not, then when did you first get word about this?
COACH BEAMER: I was filling out my coach's poll on the way home. And we got talking about it a little bit and thought it was a possibility. And then I talked with Jim Weaver this morning and found out that it was a possibility.
And so it's been an exciting day here at Virginia Tech.
Q. Coach, you were talking about the exciting day about it. Your fans have been known to travel well, but the last few years in the Orange Bowl situation, they didn't do quite as well. Do you believe, was it maybe a change of scenery, your support level will pick up in that area?
COACH BEAMER: Yeah, I don't think there was any question about it. And I think the fact if you're playing a program such as Michigan, something that's, a program that's so well respected and looked at in such a favorable way, I think that's it.
And then coming to New Orleans, and they've had experiences there before. And it's just a great city for a Bowl game. And, yeah, I don't think there's any question: Our fans will be excited and appreciate the opportunity.
Q. Could you also talk about the relationship between the Sugar Bowl and Virginia Tech, particularly the donation they made after the shooting a few years ago?
COACH BEAMER: Yeah, you know, it was, like I said in the opening, the people there in the Sugar Bowl, we've had quite a bit of experiences with them and they're just first class. They do things right.
It's just always been a great experience when we've been able to come to that Bowl and spend a week in the city there and just first‑class in every way.
Q. Michigan is not a school you cross paths with very much being in the Big Ten. What do you know about that program? Do you know Brady Hoke at all? Have you ever crossed paths with him in the coaching circles?
COACH BEAMER: No, I don't know him. I know what he's done this year and followed him through the years, I know his name for the tremendous job he's done in coaching. And I don't know a lot about Michigan until recently and didn't really think us and Michigan would be meeting in a Bowl game.
And so we're going to pay attention to them now and get to work on them and try to represent the ACC in the best way possible.
Q. I know you guys and the fans are excited about getting this opportunity. Of course, there's criticism that teams that maybe were higher ranked in the BCS and some of the rankings, Boise and Kansas State, that you guys were picked over them, both you and Michigan. What response to that, teams that at least in the rankings had a better season getting passed over?
COACH BEAMER: Well, I think Virginia Tech over the years has built a name for itself. And we have a chance to win 12 games this year and it's never been done at Virginia Tech.
And in reality we lost to one team this year. We lost to them twice, but we've been on national TV several times here in recent weeks. And we'd won seven straight until last night, and we got the Player of the Year in the Atlantic Coast Conference. We've been to three BCS Bowls over the last four years.
I think there's a lot of reasons. We've got on our team this year the top two receivers ever in Virginia Tech's history. We've got an All‑American in Jayron Hosley. And I think there's a lot of reasons why Virginia Tech would be an attractive team to a BCS Bowl.
I think the number of years we've won ten straight games, I think that's another thing. And the only team to do that. So I think again over the years I think the Virginia Tech name has gotten to be a very good name.
Q. Frank, I know you don't know much about Michigan, but I'm guessing you know at least a little bit about Denard Robinson. The fact you guys have historically had dual threat mobile quarterbacks dating back to Vick, does that help you a little bit?
COACH BEAMER: Well, I think you better have good players on the other side that are fast, looks like to me. The highlights I've seen, that guy can go.
And I think us having that type of guy, probably, I think, gives us some experience. But it all gets back to the players and being able to tackle them, the guy, when you get him there.
Q. Since the expansion, the talk or the question has always been when is the ACC going to get an at‑large BCS team. You obviously are the first. Do you take a little bit of pride in that that the conference finally landed in the at‑large bid and you're that team?
COACH BEAMER: Yeah, I do. And again we want to represent the ACC in the best way possible. We're proud where we are and proud to be a member of the ACC. But, yeah, to get that second team, I think it speaks well for our conference. And we're proud to be the team to do it.
Q. You kind of touched on it. Just your impressions, I don't know how much you've seen of Denard Robinson, but obviously the guy can, very exciting running the ball and has shown some improvement passing this year as well.
COACH BEAMER: Yeah, again, what I've seen has been on the highlight reels. He's got plenty of them. So I've seen quite a bit of him on TV, to be quite honest with you. You understand pretty quickly what a unique athlete he is, what a talented athlete he is.
Q. I know you said you kind of were going through it last night and thought it was a possibility and Jim Weaver brought it up this morning. But when it actually came down, were you surprised that you guys are in a BCS Bowl after ‑‑ it seems like as of last night no one was really thinking this was a real possibility. Were you genuinely surprised by how this all came about?
COACH BEAMER: Again, we thought it was possible. And we had a tough loss last night against a team that played really well. And we just never got the flow of the game going in the right way.
But, again, I think if you look what our university brings and what the Virginia Tech football program brings and not only this year but I think over the last several years, the name that has built up, I think there's a lot of reasons why you'd like to have Virginia Tech in your Bowl game.
Q. You mentioned how you had heard Brady Hoke's name in the coaching circles just for the job he's done. Can you speak to the job he's done turning Michigan around this first year and getting them 10‑2 in the Sugar Bowl to play you guys?
COACH BEAMER: There's no question about it. A team that came in there, and he got them all going in the same direction and going in the same direction at a fast pace.
And the wins that he had and the way that they played and the discipline they played with, certainly he's ‑‑ where he came from, he won, and won quickly there at Michigan. So I think Michigan's got a great future in front of it.THE MODERATOR: Thank you.


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With your virtual adaptor setup in bridged mode your BT virtual machine will attempt to obtain an IP address off a DHCP server on the network that eth0 from your Ubuntu host system is attached to. Is that DHCP server functioning correctly? There is no filtering or other limitations on the use of MAC addresses on your switch is there - since this will involve traffic from two different MAC addresses coming from the same physical host, and MAC filtering on your switch/router would prevent this from working.
What output do you get from the commands 'ifconfig', 'cat /etc/resolv.conf' and 'route' after running '/etc/init.d/networking start'? Do you see evidence of an address being assigned to an interface after running that command? Can you do a DNS query? Can you ping your local default gateway, or the eth0 interface of your Ubuntu host? (Be aware if you have a firewall on your Ubuntu system)
What about performing the same troubleshooting steps after manually assigning details.
Also try capturing packets using Wireshark on your Ubuntu system and on your BT system. What do you see when you try and ping or do lookups from your BT system? What should you see? (Compare with what happens on your Ubuntu box)
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Lewin joined the company full time in 2007 as general manager, following several years as a consultant. He oversaw a tremendous period of growth for the company as it evolved from being a dealer of used equipment and new replacement parts to developing several vending innovations, ranging from its M.I.N.D. touchscreen interface and Universal Control Board to custom graphics. He also oversaw the expansion of the company's repair business.
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Love can be a complicated thing, especially when your heart has been broken by the one you are madly in love with. Every love story has its beginning. What started out as friends has turned into something more. A simple girl who was lost and broken fell madly in love with her brother's best friend. He fell in love back, but he knew he couldn't. Rules were broken, secrets were kept but soon were told, and love conquer everything (or so it did). So, what if one stupid mistake ruined everything? Brooke and Louis were in love with each other. They knew it was wrong to be dating, so they kept it a secret until Louis made a terrible mistake. Louis had to tell Harry everything. From telling the rules, to dating, to the cheating mistake Louis blames himself for. Brooke had never been put in this situation before, so what does she do? She runs. After being found missing, the lads go on an adventure to find Brooke. Louis is determined to find her even if it means to travel across the world until he finds her. Will they ever find Brooke? What if they don't? How will Harry and Louis take this? Most importantly, where is Brooke? Join Louis and the lad's on a journey that they will never forget. ~Preview~ "No! I will not stop!" I shouted. "Louis, we looked everywhere! What else do you want us to do? We heard nothing from her," Harry roared with anger. "Harry, this is your sister we are talking about. I'm not leaving," I said through clenched teeth. My fist were clenched to my sides, my face was beating red from yelling, and anger took over me. How could he give up on his own sister? "I love her to death Louis but this is your fault. You caused this. You should have told her. You are the one to blame for her disappearance!" Harry yelled. I kept quiet from any words I would regret saying. I shook my head in anger and walked towards him. Our face were inches apart. No words were spoken. "But I still love her Harry. Always will. You leave then. I'm not," I said through the silence. "Fine, I will."
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By Christopher Butler | Tennessee Watchdog
NASHVILLE — Public utility officials in Chattanooga, Knoxville and Memphis have preached the benefits of a new taxpayer-subsidized technology they say will lower their customers' utility bills and reduce electrical outages.
Known as a digital smart grid, this technology uses computers to distribute electricity. Those benefits, however, are short term — and that makes this investment, funded with almost $1 billion in federal stimulus dollars nationwide, an unwise use of money, according to an expert in computer and communications engineering.
"The residents of Chattanooga, Knoxville and Memphis need to know that this is going to cost them a lot of money. They won't get what they think they are going to get. I've researched this all over the country, and it has not delivered," said Timothy Schoechle, a former faculty member of the University of Colorado's College of Engineering and Applied Science.
Public utility representatives, however, say the technology makes the electric power grid respond more efficiently to supply and demand variations, thus saving money.
"Any improvements in operational efficiency that we're able to gain with smart grids allow us to go longer without having to have an electric power rate increase," said Danna Bailey, spokeswoman for the Chattanooga Electric Power Board, which received $111 million in federal stimulus funds to help carry out its smart grid project.
The Knoxville Utilities Board received $3.5 million in stimulus funds, while the Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division received more than $5 million.
A digital electronic meter, otherwise known as a smart meter, is one component of the smart grid and is supposed to offer detailed information to consumers to help them better manage their utility bills.
The Knoxville Utilities Board, for instance, will deploy about 3,800 smart meters in the city, according to documents from the U.S. Department of Energy.
The stimulus money in Memphis, meanwhile, is modernizing the downtown electric grid, government buildings and the region's major medical centers, including St. Jude Children's Hospital, said MLGW spokeswoman Glen Thomas.
Overall, the U.S. Department of Energy granted more than $700 million in stimulus money to carry out smart grid initiatives nationwide.
In an interview with Tennessee Watchdog, representatives from the Knoxville and Memphis utilities defended smart grids, saying the upgrades also are designed to extend the life of their aging infrastructure.
Public utility officials, however, are wasting taxpayer money with this project. Furthermore, they are also killing jobs, Schoechle said.
In "Getting Smarter About the Smart Grid," Schoechle argues that the federal government wastes money on smart grid initiatives that will soon turn obsolete and not integrate well with future technology.
"The reason people are being misled on this topic is because the issue is quite technical. What does a meter do? It's a very arcane topic, and only engineers understand it — and most of those engineers work for power companies, so they aren't going to spill any beans."
Bailey, in contrast, said that the advantages of the smart grid in Chattanooga are already clear to her.
"The benefits are well worth the costs. We estimate that the community loses roughly $100 million a year to outages. We're already seeing reductions in outage durations of 50 percent or more, plus improvements in operational efficiency and reduced costs of outage restoration," Bailey said.
Schoechle, however, said public utility officials are not receiving any returns on their stimulus-backed investments. According to his research, smart meter networks across the country are still not successfully managing electricity, nor are they successfully managing supply and demand.
"The only thing that smart meters do is help to cut meter reading costs and then helping meter readers get fired," he said.
"Even though the public utilities claim that they can do all of this wonderful stuff, it's all really a bunch of futuristic public relations. What they are promising has nothing to do with the products that they are actually installing. Those things are not being done. They are used to justify the expenditure of billions of dollars on meter networks that do nothing but benefit the bottom line of the utility company," Schoechle said.
The Knoxville Utility Board has not raised rates on customers to accommodate smart grids, but only 1.4 percent of customers so far have benefited. KUB officials have not decided when they will deploy smart grids to their entire coverage area.
Chattanooga utility officials plan to deploy 10,000 more smart meters throughout the city later this year, Bailey said.
Thompson was unavailable to comment on MLGW's future plans.
Contact Christopher Butler at [email protected]


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Now as for your problem I have one in this series and it works fine. However that tells you nothing. I would suggest you look to see what type of card you have and if it is compatible or not and then I would check to ensure you are typing the command correctly. One of the above (#3) is not a command.
Then after that if you still have problems post the card info, the commands you entered, the exact error messages you got back and all other relevant info.
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For Southern California race fans, Parnelli Jones is never far from the center of attention. That's the result of tremendous success obtained as a competitor at Ascot Park and Riverside International Raceway and being part of the Ontario Motor Speedway ownership group.
But as the Rolling Hills resident ages - he turns 80 this year - his feats have a tendency to vanish from the national spotlight. His career in sprint cars, Indy cars, NASCAR, Trans Am and Baja off-road are memories that have faded over time.
Or have they?
On Wednesday in Detroit, Jones was remembered for his 1963 Indianapolis 500 victory. On the 50 th anniversary of his victory, he was presented with a Baby Borg Trophy he didn't receive at the time.
While on the trip back East, Jones took time to promote his new book - "As a matter of fact, I am Parnelli Jones" - in Indianapolis and Philadelphia before returning home.
The book, written with Bones Bourcier, was released in December. What makes the $99 edition so valuable is each chapter of Jones' remembrances starts with a preface by Bourcier and finishes with a "testimony" by a contemporary rival, including Mario Andretti, Al and Bobby Unser, A.J Foyt and Johnny Rutherford.
And if that wasn't enough, sons Page and P.J. provide intimate glimpses into their father's life.
It's the story that gripped the country's attention, from a dirt-track jalopy racer at Ascot on local television to his triumphs and disappointments at the Brickyard.
In fact, he was so well known for speed that, according to many old-timers, police often would ask a driver breaking the speed limit, "Who do you think you are, Parnelli Jones?" The book recalls those days because when he once was stopped on a Los Angeles freeway and asked the question, he whipped out his driver's license and said, "As a matter of fact ..."
Another Jones episode was recalled at the Automotive News World Congress event last week that was part of the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Jones' Baby Borg, officially known as the Borg-Warner Driver's Championship Trophy, pictures him with a cowboy hat.
"I wore that thing all the time that year," said Jones, en route to a Midwest book promotion. "I wore it in Victory Lane and in the pace car on the victory lap.
"But coming out of Turn 2, it flew off as we picked up speed to go down the backstretch. Some kid jumped the fence, grabbed the hat and went into the infield. I thought I would get it back, but I'm still waiting."
Unlike other racers who won before 1988, he's not waiting for the Baby Borg any longer. The 14-inch replica of the trophy, introduced in 1936, was first awarded to Rick Mears after the 1988 race.
Prior to that year, winners were presented a wooden plaque with a silhouette of the real thing. Champions such as Al Unser, Bobby Rahal, Danny Sullivan, Tom Sneva, Gordon Johncock, Andretti, Rutherford, Bobby Unser and Foyt don't have one.
Jones didn't know the Baby Borg existed until a meeting in L.A. with Mears and 2012 winner Dario Franchitti.
"When I first saw the Baby Borg, I (said), 'I've got to have one of them. I'll buy one of them. That's awesome,' " Jones said.
Jones, the oldest living Indy winner, received his Baby Borg after Franchitti and a veteran IndyCar public relations expert went onresolved the issue.
"It was a great surprise," said Jones, lured to the show by the premise he would honor Franchitti. He received a lengthy standing ovation by a crowd of 2,000. "It was totally shocking.
"I think it's going to wake up some of (the old winners) who will wonder, 'Where's mine? Why don't I get one of them?'"
The next question is where will Jones keep the trophy that is valued at $40,000. Will it be in his home, where he's lived since 1966, his office in Torrance or his "recreational" home in Utah?
"I spend time in my office, taking care of business," he said. "It's not eight hours, but I need to be there."


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Hand Foiled Solid Wood Surf Fins June 19 2014
This is a short clip showing the process behind creating our new wooden fins. These fins are machine foiled and sealed with one layer of glass making the glass-on process so easy. Cedar and Bamboo are ultra light and these wood fins also have positive buoyancy, they float! The best part is that we make them here, in house.


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Report: Lindsay Lohan writing tell-all book
(NEWSER) – It's just what you wanted for Christmas: Lindsay Lohan is writing a tell-all. Sources tell TMZ she's already met with a big literary agency and has even received a few six-figure offers, so there's pretty much no escaping it.
The book will be based on journal entries she wrote as part of her rehab therapy, and will discuss her arrests, drug problems, career, and of course, her ...interesting family.
Not surprisingly, sources say the book doesn't yet have what TMZ calls "a clear focus." Even better: Her meeting with the agency was filmed as part of a docu-series to be aired on the Oprah Winfrey Network.
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Wingate, N.C. - The Tornados lost at Wingate Saturday afternoon. Luke Mulholland's hat trick led the way for the first place Bulldogs while Jamie McKenna and Paul Gallagher each added two goals topping Brevard 8-0 and remaining undefeated in the conference.
Wingate improves to 8-1 overall and 4-0 in the SAC, while the Tornados falls to 1-12 and 0-5 in the SAC.
The Bulldogs scored four goals in the first half, three of which were with in four minutes of each other. Brevard goalkeeper, Jack Shaw faced eight shots on goal allowing seven goals and saving one before Thomas Kombol entered the game for the Tornados . Kombol played 38 minutes allowing one goal and saving two.
Henri Erti and Chris Lanvik-Larsen each took a shot for the Tornados as the first place Bulldogs outshot the Tornados 29-2.
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Deacon from 'Nashville' -- Honky Tonks in legendary bar
(TMZ) - The guy who plays Deacon Claybourne on "Nashville" CRUSHED IT at a famous Tennessee honky tonk this week ... spontaneously hopping on stage and SINGING with the band -- and TMZ has the boot stompin' footage.
According to TMZ ... Chip Esten rolled into Robert's Western World in Nashville on Thursday with his wife, their kids and roughly 15 other people to hang out and listen to some live country music.
Sources tell TMZ ... Chip sprung for lunch for the entire group (which only ran around $100 'cause everything is so reasonably priced ... try the fried bologna sandwich) ... and then surprised the whole bar with an impromptu performance of the Hank Williams classic "Lovesick Blues."
The performance was actually pretty damn good ... considering Chip started his career as an improv comic (seriously, he was a regular on "Whose Line Is It Anyway?").
There's more ... Nashville sources tell TMZ Chip was great to his fans -- taking pics and signing autographs ... and then left the bar staff an "excellent" tip.
Oh, one last thing ... Chip didn't take a sip of alcohol during the outing.
Deacon would be proud.
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By John Boyle Herald Writer
RENTON — The Seattle Seahawks made plenty of splashy acquisitions this offseason, trading for wide receiver Percy Harvin and signing the likes of defensive end Cliff Avril, defensive end/defensive tackle Michael Bennett and cornerback Antoine Winfield.
None of that, however, was as important to Seattle's front office as was locking up Kam Chancellor before the safety could hit free agency after the 2013 season. And the Seahawks were able to check that top priority off their to-do list Monday, signing Chancellor to a four-year extension that, with one year left on his rookie contract, runs through the 2017 season.
"When we started the offseason this past year, our primary goal was to get to this day, to have Kam be a Seahawk for a long time," said Seattle general manager John Schneider. "From the get-go, anything that happened other than being able to sign Kam was going to be a bonus for us. It was our absolute number one priority."
Monday's announcement, which came at a formal press conference with Chancellor on a stage, flanked by Schneider and head coach Pete Carroll, was intentionally made to be a big deal. Chancellor, a fifth-round pick turned Pro Bowler and team leader, came to Seattle without any fanfare as a player taken on the last day of the 2010 draft. But on Monday he became the first player drafted by Carroll and Schneider to earn a contract extension, which according to reports will pay $28 million with $17 million in guaranteed money.
"I really appreciate this moment," Chancellor said. "I think I deserve this moment, I think I worked hard for this moment. I don't think it was given to me, I worked really hard for this moment. Being that people said I couldn't play safety in this league. Getting drafted in the fifth round. These guys giving me a chance. Just being able to go out there and prove myself day in and day out, showing I can be a leader of this team and be a game changer — it just shows you how much they appreciate the core guys, the guys who laid down the foundation. They promised me something and they did it. All I can do is just thank them."
Chancellor's signing isn't just a statement to Seahawks fans that they want to keep their young talent in town, it's also a reminder to other young players on the roster that if they buy in and succeed, the Seahawks will eventually reward them. The Seahawks will be looking to retain more talent in the next few years, most notably with cornerback Richard Sherman and free safety Earl Thomas both entering the final year of their deals in 2014. Looking even further ahead, two cornerstones of Seattle's offense, quarterback Russell Wilson and left tackle Russell Okung, are free agents after the 2014 season.
"We're really proud of the fact that we've been able to see guys elevate their game and get to the top of their game and get paid accordingly and do it the right way and compete to earn it and get it done," Carroll said. "We hope it's understood that in this program, that's how we're operating. … To make the statement to our players that we do care and we do see it. I've been telling these guys for a long time that the core is here for the long haul, and hopefully we'll just continue to send the message."
Chancellor, who credited his rookie season playing behind Lawyer Milloy with helping his development, became a starter in 2011. After intercepting four passes and forcing two fumbles, he was named to the NFC's Pro Bowl squad in his first season as a starter. He had a career-best 101 tackles last season while continuing to emerge as an intimidating presence on the field and a leader in the locker room.
"He's been nothing but a positive influence on our program since the day he got here," Carroll said. "… He is a leader, he's a great football player, he's a physical guy who plays right in the vein of the way we want to play our game. He stands for toughness and being physical, and we love every bit about that. That's the way he likes to play.
"He has led in so many ways. He doesn't have to say much; when he does, everybody's listening. He's got the power leadership brings and he's done a good job handling it."
That leadership, those big hits, the impressive rise from special teams standout as a rookie to Pro Bowler, all of that led to Monday when Chancellor could put on a suit and held up a Seahawks jersey for the cameras, something he didn't do as a fifth-round pick three years ago.
"This is a big deal and we're trying to make a big deal out of this day for Kam," Schneider said. "This is Kam's day. Kam was a fifth-round draft pick, he hasn't been able to experience something like this. Hopefully he's here for the rest of his career. He's taken away unrestricted free agency for himself for this day. This is a very important deal."
The most important of the offseason, in fact.
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The Rules (Project Paper Doll #1)
by Stacey Kade
Ariane Tucker is used to keeping her head down because it has meant safety since the age of six. That's the same age when she was taken from a maximum-security laboratory and hidden from the scientists who want to experiment with her. This is because Ariane isn't an average teenager—she has alien DNA and powers. She knows that safety from the bad guys means keeping her head down, especially in school. Ariane's father has set up the five rules that she must follow so she can stay safe, like on the back of the book:
1. Never trust anyone.
2. Remember they are always searching.
3. Don't get involved.
4. Keep your head down.
5. Don't fall in love.
Following these rules is easy enough for Ariane until her school's mean girl starts to prank her. Ariane's powers go crazy when she gets angry, so the bullying causes some stuff that may give her away to the scientists. But she thinks that if she can control them, then she'll be able to keep herself safe from the people who want her back. Keeping those powers under control and secret become harder and harder though, when Zane Bradshaw comes into the picture. Moment by moment, she finds herself breaking each one of the rules and finding out what it means to get out of a shell that was constructed out of ideas that were meant to keep her caged.
This book has a really interesting premise because the main character's problems are really different from any other teenager's. There are a lot of things Ariane has to do before going to school, like covering her tattooed barcode that she got from the lab. Every moment the author has Ariane realize something about herself and her life and what truths and rules she's willing to stick to—and what lies. Because when she's hanging out with Zane, Ariane realizes that she doesn't want to keep lying, especially to him.
This book has a lot of cute and wacky moments between the two main leads, especially because they understand each other's problems. Since they're not exactly the same species, there are a lot of misunderstandings too. They try to make each other forget about the issues they're having and keep each other distracted. Kudos to the author for making Zane adorable and considerate, even from the first couple of scenes. This book is pretty hilarious too, especially the moments Zane and Ariane are together.
Downers: The ending was a cliffhanger, which is why this book sets off into a series. The cliffhanger was bearable in the sense that it doesn't make you pull your hair in frustration. All in all, a pretty good sci-fi book to read, with enough humor and romance to keep you preoccupied.


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"There is a concern that people will not come in the numbers we expect from aboard. It's very important to promote in the next months. Hopefully the soccer people will still travel."
Horst Schmidt, FIFA consultant to the 2010 South Africa World Cup organizers, on concerns that the global economic downturn could impact the number of visitors to the tournament. (Reuters)


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Rattlers' Reed legs out three triples
Brewers prospect ties Midwest League mark in 11-inning win
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | May 22, 2013 9:44 PM ET
Wisconsin outfielder Michael Reed considers speed one of the biggest parts of his game, but he surprised even himself on Wednesday night.
The Brewers collected three triples, drove in one run and scored another as the Class A Timber Rattlers outlasted the Quad Cities River Bandits, 12-5, in 11 innings.
The triples tied the Midwest League record, set in 1950 by Andy Smith of the Mattoon Indians -- then of the Mississippi-Ohio Valley League -- and matched by Quincy Giants teenager Oscar Flores in 1960 and Jason Smith of the Rockford Cubbies in 1998.
"It's awesome. It's actually the first time," Reed said. "I've had two [in a game] in high school, but this is a wonderful blessing. The Lord gave me the chance to play baseball in the first place and it's a blessing to be part of history."
Selected in the fifth round of the 2011 Draft out of Leander High School in Texas, the 20-year-old laced a two-out triple to right field off starter Jordan Jankowski in the third inning, then went the other way again in the fifth off Mitchell Lambson to score Alfredo Rodriguez.
In the 11th, Reed pulled Richard Rodriguez's offering to left field for his record-tying third triple before scoring on Mitch Haniger's double.
"The first at-bat, he threw me a lot of off-speed curveballs, so I went to the plate with that in the back of my mind," Reed said of his first triple. "I was sitting fastball but reacting to the curveball. He left [a curveball] up in the zone and I took it the other way.
"I know if I hit it in the right-center field gap, there's a possibility that I can get three bases. It's a big park. The second triple was a line drive over the right fielder's head and the third was over the center fielder's head. The first one, I went in sliding. The second and third, I got in standing up."
Reed, who plays right field and hits second in the Timber Rattlers lineup, raised his average to .311 and more than doubled his triples total from two to five. After totaling three triples in 76 games in his first two years in the Minor Leagues, he's tied for third in the Midwest League behind Bowling Green's Andrew Toles (eight) and Cedar Rapids' Jorge Polanco (six).
"[My teammates] were excited for me and they congratulated me," said Reed, who missed time for Rookie-level Helena last season after he was hit by a pitch on the right index finger. "I have great teammates and they made me feel good about it.
"I consider myself a fast guy. I have pretty good speed and speed is a big part of my game. But tomorrow is another day. I can enjoy this through the night, but when I step on the field tomorrow, it's a new day. I can't get complacent."
Brewers No. 9 prospect Clint Coulter smacked a two-run homer in the second, then delivered an RBI single and scored in the 11th for Wisconsin. Alfredo Rodriguez also had three hits, drove in two runs and scored twice.
Ashley Marshall is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AshMarshallMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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63-Percent Of Women Would Rather Lose $1000 Than Gain 20 Pounds
Sixty-three-percent of American women would rather lose one-thousand dollars than put on 20 pounds overnight, according to a new survey from the International Food Information Council.
Men appeared to be slightly less worried about weight gain -- only 48-percent said they'd rather give up some cash than gain weight. Sudden changes in weight seem to be a matter on people's minds across the board.
Fifty-six-percent of respondents said they were trying to lose weight at the time the survey was conducted, and 38-percent said they are either always or often thinking about their calorie consumption. Only four out of ten said they believed they had "complete control" over their weight.


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This South Pacific recreates the unabashed, unquestioning romance that American theatergoers had with the American book musical in the mid-20th century...
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|reviewer: John Asmussen from Henderson, NV
|I managed to wrangle two tickets for this magnificent production one evening last week. I can honestly say I have never enjoyed a Broadway musical more. The singing, the sets, the energy of the cast, and the rich score beautifully interpreted by the huge (by Broadway standards) orchestra, and the incredible voices of Paulo Szot and Kelli O'Hara all combined to make for an unforgettable evening. It was truly "Some enchanted evening," and I haven't stopped humming the tunes ever since...
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|reviewer: Susan Jackson from San Francisco, CA
|I have seen a LOT of theatre, and prefer the heavy stuff, but knowing that Bartlett Sher directed this (HE DID AWAKE AND SING!) I took a chance, saw a preview, had the best seat in the Center and cried all the way through. I even got a letter to the editor published in the New York Times as a result of this musical (inspired by an article by Frank Rich). WHATEVER YOU DO IN YOUR LIFE, DON"T MISS THIS! THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOW I HAVE EVER WITNESSED! ever, and that includes Royal Shakespeare Co, Kevin Spacey (sorry Kevin) and Vanessa Redgrave (sorry Ms. Redgrave!)
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Six stars?,
|reviewer: Anonymous from Northern England
|This is quite simply the best thing my wife and I have ever seen on a stage - or in a film, come to that. Fabulous cast, superb orchestra, perfect lighting and set. Kelli O'Hara almost steals the show, but it's a close thing - Danny Burstein regularly steals it back. Every one of the cast is top-notch, the singing is faultless, especially Paulo Szot. We were on a short holiday to New York from England and would have gone back the next night to see the show again there'd been a ticket! Thanks to all concerned.
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An amalgam of history,
|reviewer: Oscar from kinderhook ny usa
|Such an important show- a wonderful amalgam of US,societal, cultural and broadway history. WWII,stage drama, a Rogers and Hammerstein gem with live music wrapped in a production that dares our society to face racial prejudice-this show is so complete a masterpiece that the viewer is humbled in it's presence. I tried to pretend I was seeing the original production and experiencing the score de novo. The show in this theater is at once intimate and a grand production of a broadway classic.
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|reviewer: Anoymous from Texas
|I saw this show last Thursday evening with my mother and father on a trip to NYC. It was exceptional and one of the best shows we saw while we were in the city. The only down side was that Kelli O'Hara was not in the cast that night and her understudy took her place. While she was very good, I only wish we had had the original. Paulo Szot was fantastic and his voice magnificent! He was worth the price we paid for our tickets to the sold out show. I encourage anyone that is looking for a show to attend that this is the one!
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WATCH: Facebook wants to deliver internet from drones
(NEWSER) – Facebook has followed up its leap into virtual reality with an ambitious plan to deliver the Internet around the world with drones, satellites, and lasers. "We've been working on ways to beam internet to people from the sky," Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post explaining the work of Internet.org, a partnership between Facebook and telecoms firms like Nokia that aims to bring the Internet to the two-thirds of the world that doesn't have easy access. Zuckerberg says Facebook's "Connectivity Lab" has some of the world's leading aerospace experts on board, including talent from NASA and from solar-powered drone maker Ascenta, TechCrunch reports.


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First off I`m working on a similar script. Not just for an evil AP but also for some other wireless stuff. Search for "ubitack" on google code.
Regarding your DNS issue.
I`m not using dnsmasq. Instead I`m using the DNS server my system uses anyways. This is, inspired by one of Darkoperator`s scripts, my way to generate the dhcpd.conf
A question regarding ettercap. You are using ARP poisoning. IMHO you don`t need to ARP poison as you are already in control of the traffic. You have your kernel forwarding packets. I`m using ettercap with the evil AP in none offensive mode.Code:for d in $(cat /etc/resolv.conf | sed -r 's/^.* ([0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}).*$/\1/' | grep -E '[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}') do echo "option domain-name-servers $d;" >> $DHCPDCONF done
A last question, why aren't you using airbase-ng for your evil AP?Code:ettercap -T -q -p -u -z -m ${LOGFOLDER}ettercap_evilap.log -i $wint >> $LOGFILE 2>&1


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MSFX said
Yh, I wondered if that was spam.
pezflash said
LandonWilson saidFlash is the future!
I kind of was expecting like C++ tutorials on game development, not iOS and flash..
Oh, wait this is…
Says the guy with the insanely cool HTML5 theme…
michaelhejja said
Kronen saidInteresting. So, how long until Activeden is discontinued as well?
Activetuts+ has actually been discontinued.
yeah I kinda don't want to ask Lance that one
LandonWilson said
I kind of was expecting like C++ tutorials on game development, not iOS and flash..
I'll agree to an extent. However, perhaps Objective C or Java might be a better fit? Isn't focusing on iOS and Flash alone somewhat dated? I'd rather see HTML5 / Canvas, Android, Win Mobile 7-8 articles with a light sprinkling of iOS articles. Anything but Flash / ActionScript AFAIC .
pezflash said
Flash is the future!
LMAO ! That's for that. I needed to laugh this morning but now there's coffee all over the screen. Oh well.
The video game market is an ever growing market. This is really great for the community.


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AUDIO: PBC School District Says to Get Your Kids Reading Early
The importance of encouraging your children to read at a very young age. That's what we'll be covering for the next few weeks, as part of Scholastic Books' campaign "Read Everyday...Lead a Better Life".
We spoke with Debbie Battles, the Director of Elementary Education for the Palm Beach County School District. When asked how important early reading really is, Battles said "It is crucial...the first months and years of life really set a course for lifelong learning and development, and the brain develops most rapidly between birth and age five. Some will actually say...even more importantly between birth and age three."
According to Scholastic, research has found:
1) A connection between the amount of time a child reads for fun on their own and reading achievement.
2) Wide and frequent reading of trade books increases a student's reading achievement. Scholastic offers a wide variety of trade books.
3) Children in classrooms without literature collections read 50% less than children in classrooms with such collections.
You can win a new Scholastic library for your child's class. Click Here to find out more.
Meanwhile, the school district has a program of its own going on. Battles tells us it's called "Happily Ever After Begins with Reading".
She says "Every child in Palm Beach County in elementary school was given a book. And not only were they given a book, they were able to select a book of their choice"
She says research shows that if a child selects his or her own book, they will be more likely to read it over and over again.
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Gannett, AP claimed McCain opposes a constitutional amendment banning abortion -- but McCain said he supports it
In recent comparisons of Barack Obama's and John McCain's positions, Gannett News Service and the Associated Press claimed that McCain opposes a constitutional amendment banning abortion. However, McCain has previously asserted that he supports such an amendment, and McCain advisers have reportedly said that he would not try to change the Republican Party's platform on abortion, which in 2004 called for a constitutional ban on abortion.
In recent comparisons of Sen. Barack Obama's and Sen. John McCain's positions, Gannett News Service and the Associated Press claimed that McCain opposes a constitutional amendment banning abortion. A June 5 Gannett News Service article [1] asserted: "McCain opposes abortion except in cases of rape or incest or to protect the life of the mother. He believes Roe v. Wade should be overturned, but would not seek constitutional amendment banning abortion." Similarly, a June 3 Associated Press article [2] stated that McCain "[w]ould not seek constitutional amendment to ban abortion." However, McCain has previously asserted that he supports a constitutional amendment banning abortion. In addition, other media outlets have reported that McCain advisers have said that he would not try to change the Republican Party's platform on abortion, which in 2004 called for a constitutional ban on abortion.
On the November 19, 2006, edition [3] of ABC's This Week, host George Stephanopoulos said to McCain: "You're for a constitutional amendment banning abortion with some exceptions for life and rape and incest." McCain replied: "Rape, incest, and the life of the mother, yes." Stephanopoulos then asked: "So is President Bush, yet that hasn't advanced in the six years he's been in office. What are you going to do to advance a constitutional amendment that President Bush hasn't done?" McCain said: "I don't think a constitutional amendment is probably going to take place, but I do believe that it's very likely or possible that a Supreme Court should -- could overturn Roe v. Wade, which would then return these decisions to the states, which I support. ... I'm a federalist. Just as I believe that the issue of gay marriage should be decided by the states, so do I believe that we would be better off by having Roe v. Wade returned to the states."
An April 2 Washington Times article [4] reported that "[a]dvisers to Sen. John McCain's presidential bid say he will not try to 'soften' the Republican party's platform on abortion. ... McCain associates told The Washington Times that his operatives are not going to work behind the scenes to eliminate the party's calls for constitutional bans on abortion and homosexual marriage before the GOP convention in September." The 2004 Republican Party platform states [5] about "Promoting a Culture of Life":
As a country, we must keep our pledge to the first guarantee of the Declaration of Independence. That is why we say the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed. We support a human life amendment to the Constitution and we endorse legislation to make it clear that the Fourteenth Amendment's protections apply to unborn children.
Similarly, ABC News' Teddy Davis reported [6] on May 9 that "Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., the co-chairman of McCain's Justice Advisory Committee, significantly downplays the possibility that McCain would revise the party's call for a nationwide constitutional ban on abortion with no exceptions. 'I don't think that's going to happen. I think you're going to see a platform process that is going to maintain that plank,' said Brownback, a leading abortion rights opponent who endorsed McCain after ending his own White House bid."
On the May 11 edition of This Week (retrieved from Nexis), Stephanopoulos asked McCain senior adviser Carly Fiorina about the GOP platform. Stephanopoulos noted that the Obama campaign, in mapping an election strategy for independent voters, has "point[ed] to the GOP platform on abortion which is a constitutional amendment with no exceptions. No exceptions for rape, incest, life of the mother." He then asked Fiorina: "Senator McCain used to be for changing the platform. Now he's signaling -- to include those exemptions. Now, he's signaling it should stand as it is, aren't you worried that's going to turn off independents and moderate Republicans, especially women voters?" Fiorina replied: "John has been consistently pro-life. He also, as you perhaps know, has said that he supports stem cell research. I think in terms of the Republican platform there is a process in place where delegates work their will. And delegates come together the week before the convention and go through a series of proposals and take their votes. And that's the process that's going to be put in place. I can tell you right now that John McCain is not yet focused on the convention. Not yet focused on the platform."
During the 2000 primary, McCain also said he supported a constitutional amendment to ban abortion. On the January 30, 2000, edition of NBC's Meet the Press (retrieved from Nexis), host Tim Russert said to McCain: "A constitutional amendment to ban all abortions?" McCain replied: "Yes, sir." Russert then said: "You're for that?" McCain responded: "Yes, sir."
Additionally, the Gannett article stated that McCain "opposed the Bush tax cuts for not being paired with spending cuts but now says they should be made permanent" -- echoing a May 30 Gannett News Service "analysis [7]" that asserted that McCain "voted against [President] Bush's tax cuts, calling them irresponsible without an accompanying resolve to cut government spending." However, as Media Matters for America has repeatedly noted, while McCain now claims that he voted against the tax cuts because they were not accompanied by offsetting spending cuts, McCain said [7] at the time that he opposed the tax-cut bill because "so many of the benefits go to the most fortunate among us, at the expense of middle class Americans who most need tax relief."
From the June 5 Gannett News Service article:
McCain opposes abortion except in cases of rape or incest or to protect the life of the mother. He believes Roe v. Wade should be overturned, but would not seek constitutional amendment banning abortion.
McCain: "No new taxes" if elected. He opposed the Bush tax cuts for not being paired with spending cuts but now says they should be made permanent. He wants to lower the estate tax and taxes on dividends and capital gains.
From the June 3 Associated Press article:
McCain: Opposes abortion rights. Has voted for abortion restrictions permissible under Roe v. Wade, and now says he would seek to overturn that guarantee of abortion rights. Would not seek constitutional amendment to ban abortion.
Obama: Favors abortion rights.
From the January 30, 2000, edition of NBC's Meet the Press (retrieved from Nexis):
RUSSERT: Let me turn to the issue of abortion, which is a difficult one for all candidates. The Right to Life Committee had this to say about John McCain, and I'll put it on the screen for you and your viewers. They say: "Senator McCain's positions have been conflicting and we do not think he warrants the support of pro-life voters."
You have said that you believe life begins at conception.
McCAIN: Yes.
RUSSERT: And, yet, you want exceptions for rape and incest?
McCAIN: And the life of the mother, yes.
RUSSERT: That would be the taking of a human life?
McCAIN: Yes.
RUSSERT: How is that consistent morally?
McCAIN: Because I think that these are careful balances that you have to make. And by the way, that also happens to be Henry Hyde's amendment, the wording of Henry Hyde's amendment, who is the leading pro-life advocate in the Congress of the United States. We have to make careful decisions here. These are all moral problems that we have to work out for ourselves. The life of the mother, obviously, is a human life, too. The gripping aspects of rape and incest are terrible situations and we have to kind of come to conclusions, taking into consideration the interests of all parties in this very difficult issue.
I have come to the conclusion that the exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother are legitimate exceptions in this situation, but I don't claim to be a theologian. But I have my own moral beliefs and I hold those. And by the way, I do have a 17-year voting record that's pro-life. Mr. Johnson and the national pro-life committee have turned a cause into a business, and they are very worried that if I have campaign finance reform, all this uncontrolled, undisclosed contributions may be reduced and it may harm them in their efforts to continue this huge business they've got going in Washington, D.C.
RUSSERT: A constitutional amendment to ban all abortions?
McCAIN: Yes, sir.
RUSSERT: You're for that?
McCAIN: Yes, sir.
RUSSERT: If, in fact, all abortions were banned in America ...
McCAIN: I understand.
RUSSERT: ... under President McCain...
McCAIN: Understand.
RUSSERT: ... let's look at our country. What would happen to a woman who had an abortion?
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2010 James Beard Awards Finalists Announced
Meet the 2010 James Beard Awards Finalists
This morning, the James Beard Foundation announced the finalists to its annual awards, the culinary world's most prestigious honors. To generate buzz, the foundation live-tweeted the nominations from New Orleans. After releasing a long list of semi-finalists last month, the selection has been narrowed down to three to five finalists per category.
The list honors a variety of people in the industry, from upcoming chefs like Timothy Hollingsworth (Rising Star Chef) and Bryan Voltaggio (Best Chef Mid Atlantic) to culinary bigwigs such as Tom Colicchio (Outstanding Chef) and Rick Bayless (TV Food Personality).
Even Food Network stars like the Barefoot Contessa (Television Show, In Studio or Fixed Location) and Alton Brown (TV Food Personality) have been recognized. The awards not only highlight extraordinary chefs and restaurants, but cookbooks, websites, and journalism. The category that I was most excited about is Best New Restaurant — three of them are in San Francisco! The winners will be chosen and announced on May 3. To take a look at the full list of nominations,
Chef and Restaurant Awards
- Outstanding Chef Award
José Andrés
Washington, DC
Tom Colicchio
New York, NY
Gary Danko
Restaurant Gary Danko
San Francisco
Suzanne Goin
Los Angeles
Charles Phan
The Slanted Door
San Francisco
- Outstanding Pastry Chef Award
Amanda Cook
CityZen at Mandarin Oriental
Washington, DC
Michelle Gayer
Salty Tart Bakery
Minneapolis, MN
Kamel Guechida
Joël Robuchon at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas
Nicole Plue
Yountville, CA
Mindy Segal
Mindy's HotChocolate
- Outstanding Restaurant Award
New York, NY
Chef/Owner: Mario Batali
Owner: Joseph Bastianich
San Francisco
Chef/Owner: Nancy Oakes
Owner: Pat Kuleto
New York, NY
Chef/Owner: Daniel Boulud
Highlands Bar & Grill
Birmingham, AL
Chef/Owner: Frank Stitt
Owner: Pardis Stitt
Chef/Partner: Tony Mantuano
- Best New Restaurant
Chef/Owners: Pierre and Charlotte Calmels
Flour + Water
San Francisco
Chef/Partner: Thomas McNaughton
Partners: David White and David Steele
San Francisco
Chef/Owner: Melissa Perello
Locanda Verde
New York, NY
Chef/Owner: Andrew Carmellini
New York, NY
Chef/Partner: Michael White
Partner: Chris Cannon
San Francisco
Chef: Jason Berthold
Owners: Michael Mina and Rajat Parr
- Outstanding Restaurateur Award
Tom Douglas
Dahlia Bakery, Dahlia Lounge, Etta's, Lola, Palace Kitchen, Serious Pie
Pat Kuleto
Boulevard, Epic, Farallon, Jardinière, Martini House, Nick's Cove & Cottages, and Waterbar
San Francisco
Keith McNally
Balthazar, Lucky Strike, Minetta Tavern, Morandi, Pastis, Pravda, and Schiller's Liquor Bar
New York, NY
Richard Melman
Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises
Stephen Starr
Starr Restaurant Organization
- Outstanding Service Award
Chef/Owner: Grant Achatz
Joël Robuchon at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas
Chef/Owner: Joël Robuchon
La Grenouille
New York, NY
Owners: Charles Masson, Gisèle Masson
Michael Mina
San Francisco
Chef/Owner: Michael Min
Chefs/Owners: Marc Vetri, Jeff Benjamin
- Outstanding Wine and Spirits Professional Award
Merry Edwards
Merry Edwards Wines
Sebastopol, CA
Paul Grieco
New York, NY
Garrett Oliver
The Brooklyn Brewery
Brooklyn, NY
John Shafer and Doug Shafer
Shafer Vineyards
Napa, CA
Julian P. Van Winkle, III
Old Rip Van Winkle Distillery
Louisville, KY
- Outstanding Wine Service Award
San Francisco
Wine Director: Shelley Lindgren
Blackberry Far
Walland, TN
Wine Director: Andy Chabot
Frasca Food and Wine
Boulder, CO
Wine Director: Bobby Stuckey
Jean Georges
New York, NY
Wine Director: Bernard Sun
Restaurant Gary Danko
San Francisco
Wine Director: Jason Alexander
- Rising Star Chef of the Year Award
Timothy Hollingsworth
The French Laundry
Yountville, CA
Johnny Monis
Washington, DC
Grégory Pugin
New York, NY
Gabriel Rucker
Le Pigeon
Portland, OR
Sue Zemanick
New Orleans
- Best Chef: Great Lakes (IL, IN, MI, OH)
Michael Carlson
Koren Grieveson
Arun Sampanthavivat
Bruce Sherman
North Pond
Alex Young
Zingerman's Roadhouse
Ann Arbor, MI
- Best Chef: Mid-Atlantic (DC, DE, MD, NJ, PA, VA)
Cathal Armstrong
Restaurant Eve
Alexandria, VA
Jeff Michaud
Peter Pastan
Washington, DC
Michael Solomonov
Bryan Voltaggio
Frederick, MD
- Best Chef: Midwest (IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD, WI)
Isaac Becker
112 Eatery
Gerard Craft
St. Louis
Colby Garrelts
Kansas City, MO
Alexander Roberts
Restaurant Alma
Lenny Russo
St. Paul, MN
- Best Chef: New York City
Michael Anthony
Gramercy Tavern
Wylie Dufresne
Gabrielle Hamilton
Daniel Humm
Eleven Madison Park
Michael White
- Best Chef: Northeast (CT, MA, ME, NH, NY STATE, RI, VT)
Clark Frasier and Mark Gaier
Ogunquit, ME
Peter X. Kelly
Xaviar's at Piermont
Piermont, NY
Michael Leviton
West Newton, MA
Tony Maws
Craigie on Main
Cambridge, MA
Marc Orfaly
- Best Chef: Northwest (AK, ID, MT, OR, WA, WY)
Naomi Pomeroy
Portland, OR
Andy Ricker
Pok Pok
Portland, OR
Ethan Stowell
Cathy Whims
Portland, OR
Jason Wilson
- Best Chef: Pacific (CA, HI)
Michael Cimarusti
Los Angeles
Jeremy Fox
Napa, CA
David Kinch
Los Gatos, CA
Matt Molina
Osteria Mozza
Los Angeles
Michael Tusk
San Francisco
- Best Chef: South (AL, AR, FL, LA, MS)
Zach Bell
Café Boulud at the Brazilian Court
Palm Beach, FL
Scott Boswell
New Orleans
John Harris
New Orleans
Christopher Hastings
Hot and Hot Fish Club
Birmingham, AL
Michael Schwartz
Michael's Genuine Food & Drink
- Best Chef: Southeast (GA, KY, NC, SC, TN, WV)
Hugh Acheson
Five and Ten
Athens, GA
Sean Brock
Charleston, SC
Linton Hopkins
Restaurant Eugene
Andrea Reusing
Chapel Hill, NC
Bill Smith
Crook's Corner
Chapel Hill, NC
- Best Chef: Southwest (AZ, CO, NM, NV, OK, TX, UT)
Bryan Caswell
Saipin Chutima
Lotus of Siam
Las Vegas
Ryan Hardy
Montagna at the Little Nell
Aspen, CO
Claude Le Tohic
Joël Robuchon at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas
Rick Moonen
RM Seafood at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
- Who's Who of Food & Beverage in America Inductees
Leah Chase
Dooky Chase Restaurant
New Orleans
Jessica B. Harris
Author and Historian
Paul C. P. McIlhenn
President and CEO
McIlhenny Company
Avery Island, LA
David Rockwell
Founder and CEO
Rockwell Group
New York, NY
L. Timothy Ryan
Culinary Institute of America
Hyde Park, NY
Susan Spicer
New Orleans
- America's Classics Awards
Al's French Frys
1251 Williston Road, South Burlington, VT
Owners: Bill Bissonette and Lee Bissonette
The Bright Star
304 19th St. North, Bessemer, AL
Owners: Jimmy Kiokos and Nicky Kiokos
Calumet Fisheries
3259 E 95th Street, Chicago
Owners: The Kotlick and Toll Families
Gustavus Inn
PO Box 60, Gustavus, AK
Owners: JoAnn and David Lesh
Mary & Tito's Cafe
2711 Fourth St. N.W., Albuquerque, NM
Owners: Mary Gonzales and Antoinette Knight
- Lifetime Achievement Award
Ariane and Michael Batterberr
Founders, Food & Wine and Food Arts
- Humanitarian of the Year
Wayne Kostroski
Founder, Taste of the NFL
Journalism and Broadcast Media Awards
- Newspaper Feature Writing Abt. Rest/Chefs
Tim Carman (Washington City Paper)
Jared Jacang Maher (Westword)
Kevin Pang (Chicago Tribune)
- Newspaper Feature Writing
Sarah DiGregorio (The Village Voice)
Cliff Doerksen (Chicago Reader)
Mike Sula (Chicago Reader)
- Newspaper Food Section
The Boston Globe
San Francisco Chronicle
The Washington Post
- Magazine Feature Writing About Restaurants and/or Chefs
Alan Richman (GQ)
Anya von Bremzen (Saveur)
Francis Lam (Gourmet)
- Magazine Feature Writing w/ Recipes
Dana Bowen (Saveur)
Francine Maroukian
Jon Reiner (Esquire)
Matt Goulding (Men's Health)
- Magazine Feature Writing Without Recipes
Alan Richman (GQ)
Barry Estabrook (Gourmet)
Raffi Khatchadourian (The New Yorker)
- Craig Claiborne Distinguished Restaurant Reviews
Jonathan Gold (LA Weekly)
Patric Kuh (Los Angeles)
Jason Sheehan (Westword)
- Reporting on Health, Environment, or Nutrition
Monica Eng (Chicago Tribune)
Daniel Engber (Slate)
Rowan Jacobsen (EatingWell)
- Food-Related Columns
Colman Andrews (Gourmet)
Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl (Minnesota Monthly)
Rachel Wharton (Edible Brooklyn)
- Writing on Spirits, Wine, or Beer
Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl (Minnesota Monthly)
Jonathan Gold (LA Weekly)
Lettie Teague (Food & Wine)
- Website Focusing on Food, Beverage, Restaurants, or Nutrition
- Multimedia Food Feature
- Food Blog
Grub Street New York
Serious Eats
Hunter Angler Gardener Cook
- M.F.K. Fisher Distinguished Writing Award
John T. Edge (The Oxford American)
Alan Richman (GQ)
Francine Prose (Saveur)
- Television Segment
ABC News Nightline
ABC 7 News Friday Night Special: Hungry Hound
- TV Special
A Moveable Feast with America's Favorite Chefs
Emeril Green: Emeril's Culinary Adventure: Napa
Food Trip with Todd English
- TV Show, On Location
The Best Thing I Ever Ate
Chefs A' Field: King of Alaska
Gourmet's Adventures with Ruth: The Bertinet Kitchen, Bath
- Television Show, In Studio or Fixed Location
Barefoot Contessa
French Food at Home with Laura Calder
Iron Chef America
- TV Food Personality
Andrew Zimmern
Alton Brown
Rick Bayless
- Audio Webcast or Radio Show
Eight Forty-Eight
The Kojo Nnamdi Show
The Splendid Table
- Video Webcast
Always Hungry Video(Alwayshungryny.com)
The Greenmarket: One Farmer's Story(Seriouseats.com)
Book Awards
- American Cooking
My New Orleans
Real Cajun
The Lee Bros. Simple Fresh Southern: Knockout Dishes with Down-Home Flavor
- Cooking from a Professional Point of View
The Fundamental Techniques of Classic Pastry Arts
- Baking and Dessert Baking
DamGoodSweet: Desserts to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
New Orleans Style
Peter Reinhart's Artisan Breads Every Day
- General Cooking
Ad Hoc at Home
Salt to Taste: The Keys to Confident, Delicious Cooking
The Pleasures of Cooking for One
- Healthy Focus
EatingWell Comfort Foods Made Healthy
Golden Door Cooks at Home
Love Soup
- International
Lidia Cooks from the Heart of Italy
Mastering the Art of Chinese Cooking
The Country Cooking of Ireland
- Reference and Scholarship
Chop Suey
Encyclopedia of Pasta
Larousse Gastronomique (Revised and Updated)
- Single Subject
Pasta Sfoglia
Weber's Way to Grill
Well-Preserved: Recipes and Techniques for Putting Up Small Batches of Seasonal Foods
- Writing and Literature
Save the Deli
The Seasons on Henry's Farm
- Photography
Eat Ate
New American Table
Seven Fires: Grilling the Argentine Way
Design Awards
- Outstanding Restaurant Graphics
Korn Design for Mercat a la Planxa
Pandiscio Co. for The Standard Grill
Steven Solomon for Terroir
- Outstanding Restaurant Design
Evan Douglis Studio for Choice Market
Project M for PieLab
Andre Kikoski Architect for The Wright
- Outstanding Restaurant Graphics
Korn Design for Mercat a la Planxa
Pandiscio Co. for The Standard Grill
Steven Solomon for Terroir
- Outstanding Wine Service Award
Blackberry Farm
Frasca Food and Wine
Jean Georges
Restaurant Gary Danko
- Outstanding Wine & Spirits Professional
Merry Edwards
Paul Grieco
Garrett Oliver
John Shafer Doug Shafer
Julian P. Van Winkle, III
- Who's Who of Food & Beverage in America
Leah Chase
Jessica B. Harris
Paul C. P. McIlhenny
David Rockwell
L. Timothy Ryan
Susan Spicer
- America's Classics Awards
Al's French Frys
The Bright Star
Calumet Fisheries
Gustavus Inn
Mary & Tito's Café
- Humanitarian of the Year
Wayne Kostroski, Founder, Taste of the NFL
- Lifetime Achievement Award
Ariane and Michael Batterberry, Founders, Food & Wine and Food Arts
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1st August 2013 02:44 AM #1
What do you love about tandem breastfeeding?
Tandem breastfeeding - breastfeeding two children at once - is another road that many of us happily travel on our breastfeeding journeys. It can be a time of immense bonding - not just between new baby and mum but also between toddler (the newly named 'big' brother or sister) and mum as well as baby and toddler. What are your experiences of tandem feeding? What have you loved abut feeding your children together?
Here are some reasons to treasure tandem feeding to get us started:
- The awesome way your body adapts and provides for your new baby alongside your toddler.
- Moments of quiet in a house of noise and activity.
- A time for cuddles with everyone.
- Your toddler feels cherished and safe with the change of having a new sibling.
- It can help to reduce sibling rivalry - mum is comforting, and feeding, both children together.
It would be great to hear the experiences of other mums who have/are tandem feeding.
In the words of my 2.5 year old son speaking of me tandem feeding himself and his 9 month old brother 'two milks, two boys'! I couldn't put it better myself!
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3rd February 2014 08:59 AM #2
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I have thoroughly enjoyed tandem nursing. When my 3rd child was 4 yo, along came our 4th child and they eagerly nursed together. It was easier to nurse them both at the same time in the early days. We later got into a routine where the new baby would nurse first and then my toddler would nurse second. Night times were a bit difficult as we co-slept and finding a night time rhythm was a bit difficult at first.
Tandem nursing slowly worked out and i was able to comfort my toddler through growth spurts and new adventures or falls or disappointments. He self weaned when he was 5 years 11 months.
About a year later along came baby #5 and i was tandem nursing baby #4( now a toddler) and our new born. It worked out wonderfully. Nursing provided much comfort to my toddler and transitioning into brother hood as he was no longer the baby.
At the moment he is now 5 years and 6 months and our baby is 2 1/2...they are both nursing away. My 5 yo is slowly cutting down on nursing's, he may skip a day or 2 and ask for "nana' if he's tired or having a particularly rough day.
I high encourage all mothers to consider tandem nursing, the benefits are truly great for the nursing triad.
11th February 2014 07:58 AM #3
Thank you for sharing your wonderful tandem breastfeeding experiences sunnymumof5. This is awesome. Surely this is laying the foundations in your children for a lifetime of bonding and love; both between them and between you and each child.
I wonder if you would be able to share a little more about how you found a night time rhythm for our co-sleeping forum members? What was your sleeping arrangement? I wonder if it was just you in a large bed with one baby on each side. Thank you.
It is very encouraging to hear how gently your children transitioned to toddler-hood and older. We need to hear more stories like yours; normalising and celebrating breastfeeding and tandem breastfeeding.
Thank you,


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- 10/21/2004
The following items of interest are on the agenda of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents for the September 10 meeting:
Committee Meetings: Two committees of the Board of Regents will meet prior to its regular October meeting, beginning at 9:00 a.m.:
The Business Affairs Committee will hear a report on the university's plans for physical facilities, including a concept called "LB 1100-2" which would call for legislation allowing the issuance of bonds for repair and renovation of facilities (a similar concept was created by LB 1100 in the 1998 session of the Legislature).
The Academic Affairs Committee will discuss two items: 1) the academic advising services provided to students on the four university campuses, and 2) the status of endowed professorships, which use private-donor funds to supplement the normal salaries of distinguished professors.
Nebraska Center for Cellular Signaling (Agenda Item XI-A-1). The Board will be asked to approve establishment of this center, which would be a joint venture between the University of Nebraska Medical Center and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Center would be initiated using a recent $10 million grant from the National Institutes of Health. It would bring together faculty with expertise in such diverse fields as dentistry, cancer and biochemistry, to study the broad area of cellular signal transduction, which is essential to understanding the biology of cancer. The center would also collaborate with Creighton University.
Center for Drug Delivery and Nanomedicine (Agenda Item XI-A02). The Board will be asked to approve establishment of this center, which would facilitate the research efforts of scientists studying innovative approaches to the delivery of drugs within the human body. Nanotechnology is the most rapidly developing approach for drug and gene delivery and is revolutionizing this area of research. The center would coordinate the work of faculty in the UNMC's Colleges of Pharmacy and Medicine and UNL's College of Engineering and Technology.
Center for Research in Leukemia and Lymphoma (Agenda Item XI-A-3). The Board will be asked to approve establishment of this center, which would provide an enhanced environment for increased interaction among basic scientists and clinical scientists working in the area of hematological malignancies. Over the past 20 years, UNMC has developed an international reputation in transplantation for leukemia and lymphoma and in recent years has emphasized the movement of basic research findings into clinical practice.
School as Lender Program for UNL (Agenda Item XI-B-3). The Board will be asked to approve the institution of this program to serve graduate and professional students at UNL, which would require agreements with NELNET, Inc., National Educational Loan Network, Inc., and Union Bank and Trust Company. In addition to providing low-interest loans to graduate and professional students, the program would generate funds which could be used for scholarships for other students.
Research Center of Excellence II (Agenda Item XI-B-7). The Board will be asked to approve a program statement for a second research center adjacent to the recently completed Durham Research Center at UNMC. Already recognized as the principal site for biomedical research in Nebraska, UNMC's strategic objectives include increasing its annual funded research level to $100 million (it is currently $68 million). Due to UNMC's success in recruiting new faculty, the Durham building's lab space is already filled to capacity, and more state-of-the-art research space is needed. The project cost for the new facility would be $74 million, which would be paid using a combination of state, federal, and other funds.
Please note: The agenda for the Board of Regents meeting is posted on the University of Nebraska website, www.nebraska.edu.