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I came across this pāḷi phrase: "Imaham Bhagava attabhavam tumhakam pariccajjami", and it was translated as "Blessed One, I relinquish this my person to you." But the diacritical marks are missing, aren't they? So what I am wondering is if any pāḷi-expert here could please help me with pointing out what is missing to make it correct pāḷi? That would make me truly grateful!
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Each week we scout Michigan's opponent. We'll start with the basics, and then explore some relevant match-ups. For those that want to know more, we'll sprinkle in a mixture of history, reflection, and philosophy for a comprehensive look.
#23 Michigan (7-3) (5-1) vs. Iowa (4-6) (2-4)
|Michigan Schedule
(L) Alabama (in Dallas Tx) 41-14
(W) Air Force 31-25
(L) at Notre Dame 13-6
(W) at Purdue 44-13
(W) Illinois 45-0
(W) Michigan State 12-10
(L) at Nebraska 23-9
(W) at Minnesota 35-13
(W) Northwestern 38-31 OT
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What a win means for Michigan: An unbeaten streak at home for two straight seasons; the senior class's first win over the Hawkeyes; a New Year's Day bowl berth.
What a win means for Iowa: A fourth consecutive victory over Michigan;
What Iowa Brags About: 34 players in the NFL; the most bowl wins and best bowl winning percentage than any other Big Ten school (2002-2012); a +10 turnover margin against Michigan in their past three victories;
Starting running back Mark Weisman (So. #45) is doubtful (groin injury).
Starting Fullback Brad Rogers (Jr. #38) (unknown injury) is questionable.
Starting left tackle Brandon Scherff (broken leg) is out for the season since the Penn State game.
Starting right guard Andrew Donna (knee) is out for the season since the Penn State game.
Iowa has started four different left guards in their last four games.
Starting linebackers James Morris (Jr. #44)
The Last Time They Met
With time running out, the Wolverines failed to score a touchdown on four passes inside the four yard line and lost 24-16. The game concluded with a lot of second guessing in Ann Arbor. Some argued that Michigan should have run the ball at least once, but without any timeouts, a failure to score off a run would have ended the game. Others also questioned the officiating as Junior Hemmingway secured the ball before falling into the back of the end zone. While gripping both ends of the ball with both hands, the ball fell flush against the turf and officials ruled it incomplete. While fans griped about the ruling, Michigan benefited from the same call in the Sugar Bowl when Danny Coale appeared to have a touchdown in overtime. Officials overturned the score when the ball was seen hitting the turf despite the ball appearing to be secure in Coale's hands.
Even if the touchdown was given, Michigan would have still had to complete a two-point conversion just to force overtime. The Wolverines uncharacteristically had difficulties moving the football against an average Iowa defense. Michigan had only 323 yards of total offense plus two turnovers. The Wolverines did make it exciting by moving the ball very effectively moving 79 yards in the final 2:15.
Iowa is Cursed at Running Back
Can you name Michigan's fifth string running back? Now imagine having to do that for a good portion of the last three years. The Hawkeyes are so thin at running back they nearly ran out of scholarship running backs. After the starting fullback didn't work out, they had to use the 2nd string fullback to handle the load. The good news is that Iowa usually get decent to great production out of anyone they use. The bad news is they don't get to play very long.
In 2009, the Hawkeyes were stacked with three backs that were freshman record holders. Jewell Hampton had the freshman rushing record for touchdowns (7) the previous year. That record lasted one season as Brandon Wegher rushed for eight touchdowns including the insurance touchdown in the Orange Bowl victory. At the time, his freshman teammate Adam Robinson broke the record for most yards by a 1st year player. So here's a brief look at how the dominos fell:
Hampton (1) blows out his knee and eventually transfers. Wegher (2) leaves Iowa for personal reasons two days into 2010 fall camp. Robinson (3) nearly had 1,000 yards rushing in 2010 before being suspended and eventually dismissed. Freshman Marcus Coker starts in the 2010 Insight Bowl and rushes for 215 yards. The following season Coker (4) is 2nd leading rusher in the Big Ten until getting suspended and eventually dismissed right before the 2011 reappearance in the Insight Bowl. His back-up Mika'il McCall (5) broke his ankle in the season opener and opted to transfer before the Bowl game. Then-freshman Jordan Canzerri (So. #33), who saw action on special teams last year against Michigan, started the Bowl game and had two touchdowns. Canzerri (6), tore his ACL during spring practice in March. Sophomore De'Andre Johnson (7) was dismissed over the summer. Incoming freshman Barkley Hill (8) tears his ACL and is out for 2012. Two running backs on the roster remained; Damon Bullock (So. #32) (9) and incoming freshman Greg Garmon (#4) (10). Both players have missed games due to injuries but since they weren't ACL tears or suspensions, they've been lucky, but it's still early in their Iowa careers.
For a more detailed chronology and the off-field incidents that shortened their Iowa careers
Ferentz Under Fire
Running issues aside, when a team struggles, fans look and point at the coaches. Head coach Kirk Ferentz (pronounced 'Fair entz' not 'Fur rents') is the dean of Big Ten coaches. He's led Iowa since 1999, and has been one of the most respected coaches in the game. His name has always been a source of speculation for new coaching jobs, including at Michigan at the end of 2007, but has always and almost immediately shoots down any interest in another position. His loyalty has endeared him to many fans in Iowa's heartland.
Most years under Ferentz, Iowa football has overachieved based on their talent. He's a three time conference Coach of the Year. Iowa has played in two BCS bowls; has won a share of two Big Ten titles, and a Heisman runner-up in Brad Banks in 2002. So when only 11 starters were scheduled to return for 2012, many gave the program the benefit of the doubt. When one has coached for 14 years at the same school, there's bound to be peaks and valleys. Ferentz has already experienced them, but just as the coach's seat gets uncomfortably warm Iowa responds and rebounds with an excellent season. The Hawkeyes went 19-19 in three seasons from 2005-2007, but by the '09 season they won the Orange Bowl in a defensive clinic shutting down Georgia Tech's triple option.
Since then, Iowa's win total has decreased in each of the past three seasons. First, it was a late season collapse with eight wins in 2010, then last year they disappointed at 7-6. With Michigan and Nebraska remaining on the schedule, everyone knows it's likely Iowa will finish 4-8, their worst record since the 2000 season. The media is trying to get Ferentz to admit it the significance and magnitude this season has brought. Some have even offered advice asking if he plans to hire a full-time recruiting coordinator to help bolster the talent. Ferentz doesn't want to admit anything because it's an admission to a conclusion that paves the way for acceptance which can lead to players giving up on the season.
Though some people grumble, and others get irate, even more are resigned to a degree of acceptance that this is the way it is. They know Ferentz isn't going anywhere with a contract that lasts through 2020 and a huge buyout, but they also know the Hawkeyes have been down this road before. Ferentz will be rebuilding this team for the third time which means he's been very successful the previous two attempts.
Their Season So Far
Ferentz has kept his coaching staff together longer than most. Until this season, both coordinators was with Ferentz from the very beginning back in 1999, but both left at the end of last season. Defensive coordinator Norm Parker retired. His defenses were ranked in the top 10 in scoring in '08, '09, and '10. Former Michigan head coach Lloyd Carr talked about him often and respected him greatly. TV analysts used Norm as a fill-in-the blank- cliché when saying, "Give (blank) more than a week to prepare and (blank) will stop…" Locally, they loved Norm as much as Michigan fans love Mattison. With 2002 being an exception, Iowa won with defense.
Ken O'Keefe, who was the offensive coordinator decided to pursue other interests in the NFL. Iowa turned to former Texas offensive coordinator Greg Davis, to revitalize the offense with depleted running backs and a lack of depth at offensive line. Most known for coaching Vince Young, Davis hasn't brought any offensive excitement Iowa has been looking for since Ricky Stanzi left. The inevitable question is would Ferentz let him anyway?
Ferentz is a throwback when it comes to coaching philosophy. It's pro-style with a lot of involvement with the tight end. They practice a base offense and defense and execute it well, but they don't blitz and the play calling especially at times when the game is on the line is more conservative than Karl Rove. Iowa usually punts on 4th and short, they like to take a knee before half, and they throw short of the sticks on 3rd down and hope to make a play in space.
In the 2005 Michigan game, Iowa had all the momentum and their offense was knifing through the Michigan defense. It all but looked over for the Maize and Blue until Iowa inexplicably positioned themselves for a game tying field goal with plenty of time left instead going for the win. It was like they literally picked Michigan up off the mat and gave them a redo. Iowa hit the field goal, but Michigan won in overtime to give Lloyd Carr his 100th win. The loss snapped a 22 game home winning streak for Iowa.
Ironically Ferentz's last win came in overtime at Michigan State where a sloppy field benefitted Iowa's conservative ways. That and a lucky bounce on a deflected pass that went through two sets of hands before being caught by Greg Castillo (Sr. #2).
Since then it's been a four game losing streak. While some insist putting perfume on a skunk, by making the Michigan State argument that they've played a lot of close games, look at the competition at the top of this article. It's one thing for a team to be just short of beating Oregon, Kansas State and Alabama; these close games have come against Northern Illinois, Iowa State, Central Michigan, MSU, Indiana and Purdue. Not exactly murder's row. The Hawkeyes are 2-4 in those games. Iowa's best home win is Minnesota.
Now take a look at the Legends Division in the future as a whole. Nebraska is likely to win the division this year and their conference schedule the next two years gets easier. Michigan will undoubtedly get better for obvious reasons. MSU has been a factor the past few years despite their setback. Northwestern is trending up in talent, facilities and are three double digit collapses away from being undefeated, and Minnesota won three more games this year and is going bowling. All six teams can't stay on top. Some are going to have to fall. Who's more likely at this point? Iowa not only needs to get healthy but they need to replenish the NFL talent on the lines and on defense that they've lost. Starting in 2013, the Hawkeyes drop Indiana, and Penn State from their schedule and add Ohio State and Wisconsin.
Last Game
Losing to Purdue 27-24, the Hawkeyes lost their fourth straight game for the first time since 1999. In the final minute, Iowa was on the verge of getting a come from behind victory. Just out of field goal range, and with the score tied, Ferentz elected to go for it on 4th and 3. Vandenberg's completion to tight end Zach Derby was short of the first down. With only 16 seconds left in regulation, Purdue quarterback Robert Marve took off for 17 yds and then hit a 20 yard pass to Antavian Edison to put them in field goal range. The ensuing 46 yard kick was good and Purdue ended a five game losing streak, while Iowa ended almost all hope of making a bowl game.
The Iowa Offense vs. Michigan's Defense
Even with all the troubles at running back the Hawkeyes thought they found another diamond in the turf with back-up fullback Mark Weisman (So. #45). In a four game stretch he averaged 156 ypg including a 217 yard pounding on Central Michigan. Alas, his last significant carry was the late game tying touchdown at Michigan State. On the run he injured his ankle. He played in the Northwestern game, but injured his groin in the first half. The running game hasn't been the same. In their four game losing streak, Iowa is averaging 78 rushing yards per game which includes games against Indiana and Purdue which are very bottom of the Big Ten.
Michigan's defensive reputation against the rush took a bit of a hit last week, but two of the four most dangerous players in the Big Ten, play in the same backfield. Kain Colter and Venric Mark are the conference's biggest game breakers after Denard Robinson (Sr. #16) and Ohio State's Braxton Miller. Iowa doesn't have anyone close to that. Garmon and Bullock tend to rush better on the outside, yet Iowa is content on trying to run between the tackles. With two starting lineman out for the season on a line that was thin to begin with in August, Michigan should bounce back defensively.
What's wrong with James Vandenberg (Sr. #16) is a bit of a mystery. It's easier to stop a throwing quarterback when the team can't run, but Vandenberg is missing open targets and is overthrowing receivers on sideline routes. He has only five touchdown passes all season. Devin Gardner (Jr. #12) has four already. Both quarterbacks have three rushing touchdowns.
The Hawkeyes are tied for sixth in the NCAA in fewest turnovers (9), but if they kept statistics for offenses that go 3 & out, Iowa and Illinois would probably battle for the conference lead.
The Iowa Defense vs. the Michigan Offense
The Hawkeyes have scored defensive touchdowns each of the last two weeks. Their +11 in turnover margin this season is the best in the Big Ten. Other teams with that kind of turnover margin are contending for conference championships. Most of the time the defense comes back out three plays later.
Iowa is still 29th in the FBS in scoring defense.
If this defense doesn't blitz often with Gardner at quarterback don't be surprised. They generally don't aggressively dictate to an offense. They're at the bottom of the Big Ten with only six sacks in conference play. Instead they just defend by playing straight while hitting as hard as they can, and do it fairly well despite a defensive line that came into the season thinner than Michigan's. Uncharacteristically, tackling became an issue against Purdue last week. Some thought it was really bad for a Hawkeye team.
The linebackers on this team are very good. At least the secondary doesn't lead the team in tackles.
The Michigan offense just needs not to turn the ball over and give the Hawkeye offense any gifts or by taking too many penalties. Does it go without saying that Gardner needs stay healthy?


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|Psalms Psalm 118
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Psalm 3
Psalm 4
Psalm 5
Psalm 6
Psalm 7
Psalm 8
Psalms 9 and 10
Psalm 11
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Psalm 13
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Psalm 37
Psalm 38
Psalm 39
Psalm 40
Psalm 41
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Psalms 42, 43
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Psalm 45
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Psalm 49
Psalm 50
Psalm 51
Psalm 52
Psalm 53
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Psalm 136
Psalm 137
Psalm 138
Psalm 139
Psalms 140-143
Psalm 144
Psalm 145
Psalm 146
Psalm 147
Psalm 148
Psalm 149
Psalm 150
Praise and thanksgiving founded on enduring mercy
Psalm 118 is also, though not formally so, rendering praise and thanksgiving as promised, connected with, or rather founded on, the known formula His mercy endureth for ever. The same that in Psalm 115 were called to trust in Jehovah are now called to praise Him. From verse 5 the Holy Spirit speaks in the person of delivered Israel, and speaks of this faithfulness of Jehovah, and now, He being on their side, man need not be feared; Jehovah is better than man, Jehovah better than princes. Verses 10-18 unfold the circumstances and dealings through which Israel has passed. All nations had compassed them; in Jehovah's name he would destroy them. They are quenched as fire. Verse 13, the enemy had thrust sore at them that they might fall; Jehovah helped them. The result in rejoicing and joy is chanted in verses 14-17. Another aspect of their trial is given in verse 18. It was withal Jehovah's chastening, and He had chastened them sore, but not given them over to death, which was the power of the enemy for them. Thus we have the full character of trial, as we have seen it even in Job: instruments, men, even all nations; next, the enemy by them, and acting on the spirit, thrusting sore at the soul; but behind it, and before it too, is God chastening, but not giving over. This is full of instruction for us in many circumstances we pass through, where all these elements are found in what we are passing through. 170
Israel now owns the once-despised and rejected Messiah
Now the gates of righteousness are open before Israel. The turning to this at once, as the result of trial, is beautiful: he will go in and praise Jehovah. It is withal the gate of Jehovah, and the righteous enter into it. Israel there will praise, for Jehovah has heard him and become his salvation; but further and deeper truth comes out here. There is no restoration of Israel without Messiah, and Israel now owns Him once despised. "The stone which the builders rejected is become the head of the corner. This is Jehovah's doing, and it is marvellous in our eyes." We see, in the expression "our eyes," who is the real speaker, and, though the voice had been one, who they are that now take part in the psalm of praise. This is the day Jehovah has made; it is His day, the blessing of His people in connection with Messiah, and His people rejoice in it. And now they cry, Hosanna to the Son of David, the Jehovah of Israel; and say, Blessed be he that comes in His name. This gives us the witness from the Lord's own teaching, who it is that speaks in the psalms, and to what time it applies; for the house was left desolate, and they were not to see Him again till they said, Blessed be he that cometh. So that it is Israel, that is, the remnant, who speak, and in the day of their repentance, under grace, when they are to see Messiah again. They bless Him that comes out of the house of Jehovah. Jehovah is the God of strength, He has given Israel light; and now worship and sacrifice are offered to Him that has delivered and blessed. Now they say, Thou art my God, and praise and exalt Him.
The psalm closes with the well-known verse of Israel's thankful praise: "Give thanks to Jehovah, for he is good, for his mercy endureth for ever," with which it had commenced. Thus the spiritual apprehension of God's dealings, the coming to worship Jehovah in righteousness, and the owning the despised and rejected Messiah, are all unfolded in connection with the deliverance and blessing of Israel, and the full manifestation of Jehovah's nature and character. Various verses of this psalm are quoted at the close of the Saviour's trials; no psalm indeed so often, as connecting Him with the sorrows of, and promises to, Israel.Synopsis by John Darby


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LunaRoja wrote:Namdrol wrote:LunaRoja wrote:
I am still not clear on when Shakyamuni Buddha taught Dzogchen?
Never, but he predicted Garab Dorje.
When exactly did he predict him and what did he say?
You are already asked me this and I told that apart from ChNN's say so, I dont have a handy citation. When I have it, I will present it.


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Knit this tasteful festive wreath from the Little Festive Knits Online Collection, for Christmas. A design by Sarah Hatton using Kid Classic, a perfect blend of lambswool and kid mohair this wreath is simple yet stunning.
This alternative Christmas Advent calendar can be made from oddments of yarn. Jemma Weston has used Kid Classic but any other yarn from your stash, that is suitable for felting, can be used as a substitute.


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Jessica Wishnask, 28, was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison on three counts of taking indecent liberties with a 15-year-old boy
Q: Is former teacher Jessica Wishnask out of jail?
A: Jessica Wishnask, 28, was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison on three counts of taking indecent liberties with a 15-year-old boy she met while teaching at Williston Middle School. Though a sexual relationship did not develop until after Wishnask resigned from teaching at Williston, she had been suspended twice for carrying on an inappropriate relationship with the student.
N.C. Department of Correction records indicate Wishnask was released from prison in December when her sentence expired.
To check the status of an inmate in the N.C. Department of Corrections visit http://webapps6.doc.state.nc.us/opi/offendersearch.do?method=view.
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Q: What is the Sheriff's Office policy on making public concealed weapons permit holders' information?
A: Information about concealed carry permit holders, including their names, addresses and dates of birth, are public record and can be obtained from the N.C. Department of Justice.
The state Justice Department acts as something of a repository for information concerning concealed carriers, but that may soon change. A bill introduced in the N.C. General Assembly seeks to make such information confidential, thus exempting it from public disclosure laws.
Recent mass shootings have stirred anew the divisive debate over gun control. The controversy led to The Journal News publishing in December a map showing the names and addresses of handgun permit holders in two New York counties it covers. The map ignited such a firestorm that Journal News staffers received threats, prompting the newspaper to hire armed security guards, according to The Associated Press.
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Backtrack 3 isn't supported anymore.
Please consider using Backtrack 4. There are a lot of howtos around for it.
Hi. This question may have been asked before, but I have searched the internet and forums for the last week trying to find an answer to this problem, so maybe someone can help.
The situation is as follows:
" I have an empty harddisk (un-partitioned) and BackTrack 3 on a usb where I can live boot the distro."
I have followed ways of how to install BackTrack 3, but the problem lies in the fact that everyone gives tutorials on how to do this with a live CD and not a live usb.
Now it might not differ, but from what I am shown on my screen to what everyone says should show definitely differs.
An example would be booting. When I boot from a live usb, I must select the usb as a boot option. Once this is done, I am given the choice to run BackTrack 3 under a KDE window manager, Fluxbox Window manager and others. In the tutorials, it says I must input (startx) to get going, which I don't have to.
From there I follow the steps to partition the harddisk in the terminal which I complete successfully, but it gets complicated because the tutorials are for BackTrack 2 and not 3.
The tutorials go on to explain that after I have partitioned the harddisk and have mounted them, I can run the BackTrack installer. Note*(The BackTrack installer was not included in BackTrack 3) They also go on to say that if I don't have the BackTrack installer I must download it.
That leads me to the next issue. I cannot download for some reason. Is this because of the live usb?
Is is possible for someone to post a step by step instruction of how to install BackTrack 3 on the whole harddisk from a live usb?"
Below are the installation instructions I followed from Offensive-Security:
fdisk /dev/sda
mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda1
mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda3
cd /tmp
mkdir boot
mkdir bt2
mount /dev/sda1 boot
mount /dev/sda3 bt2
From there I am to start KDE with startx.
From there I am told to go to K => System => BackTrack Installer (Whichdoes not exist on BT3).
Also I notice in the commands above:
" #cd /tmp" and "mount /dev/sda3 bt2".
I am assuming those are commands for a live cd as well as BackTrack 3.
Backtrack 3 isn't supported anymore.
Please consider using Backtrack 4. There are a lot of howtos around for it.
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January 22, 2008
**REMINDER -- ENROLL NOW FOR TOMORROW'S CHAT**FOS11 Chat Program Online Community Support GroupStarting off the New Year
As 2008 kicks off, many people have committed themselves to improvement and making positive changes in their lives. This may be a time of introspection and offer a new perspective on growth and renewal. It is an opportunity to create a great year for ourselves. How are you starting the new year? What are your strategies for growth and improvement?
Join us for this discussion on Wednesday, January 23rd, 7:45 PM EST and the Chat will start at 8:00 PM promptly. This online chat session will provide 9/11 victims' families, survivors, first responders, and others affected by the attacks at the Pentagon, the World Trade Center, and Shanksville the opportunity to discuss issues and topics of importance in a safe, supportive environment. As a reminder, all participants must be FOS11 members (click here to learn about membership). Dr. Donna Gaffney, a licensed mental health professional and noted trauma specialist, will facilitate the chat.
To enroll, click the link and follow the directions below.https://www.familiesofseptember11.org/chat2/membership_form.asp?chatID=12308
For directions using the actual screens you will see when you enroll, click here. When you click on the link above to enroll you will then:
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Imam Muhammad Baqr (as) has said: WHEN our Qaim [HAZRAT MAHDI (AS)] APPEARS he will rub his hands on the heads of servants and will concentrate their disparate ideas in one place. He will direct them toward an objective AND WILL LEAD THEM TO THAT STATE OF MORAL PERFECTION WHICH IS APPROVED OF.
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Domaine Manoir du Carra (Jean Noël Sambardier) 2004 Beaujolais-Villages Non-Filtre, $10
The nose literally explodes from the glass with flowers and perfume — very high-toned but not veering off into VA-land. Quite exceptional. Rich strawberry and cherry fruit dominate the palate with some earthy accents. Nice bright acidity, very smooth, uncomplicated, refreshing (in the midst of a 110 degree heat index), great value. Went fine with veggie BLT sandwiches. The next night, it was just as delightful. Importer: Kysela Pere et Fils.


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Aligning Forces for Quality: The Regional Market Project
This grant provided support to four pilot communities (Seattle, Memphis, Minneapolis and Detroit) under Aligning Forces for Quality: The Regional Market Project. This Foundation National Program will help communities develop and align three key drivers of quality improvement--measurement and public reporting, provider improvement, and consumer engagement. The overarching goal of this program is to help communities dramatically increase the number of people who get the care they need to manage their chronic conditions. This approach is consistent with the Institute of Medicine's recommendation for aligning multiple market forces in a particular geographic area, and the program is a key element of the Foundation's Quality Team's strategic objective "to accelerate performance improvement on nationally adopted measures of outpatient chronic care quality through local market demonstrations."The four communities will design programs that will demonstrate that at the end of three years the community has: (1) made substantial improvement in the measurement and public reporting of relevant performance information using an ambulatory care measurement set that includes patient experience measures and closely follows the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recommended ambulatory care measurement set; (2) made substantial progress on a sustainable community-wide capability to help providers improve the quality of care; and (3) substantially helped consumers act on the publicly reported care information.Selected communities will each receive grants of up to $600,000 for three years to use for planning, convening and coordinating, and program infrastructure development. The community grantees will also have access to pooled technical assistance roughly equivalent to $500,000 per community.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $605,827.00
Awarded on: 6/23/2006
Time frame: 7/1/2006 - 5/31/2008
Grant Number: 51566
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo softball team (15-13, 2-4 SSC) split its doubleheader with No.11-ranked Barry University, Saturday afternoon from Buccaneer Field. The Sunshine State Conference showdown saw Saint Leo overturn the Bucs in game one, 7-5, before Barry upended the Lions, 8-0, in game two.
Backed by Brittany Yates' grand slam in the sixth inning, the Lions overcame a 5-2 deficit to bounce the nationally-ranked Buccaneers in game one of the doubleheader. However, the Bucs' offense strung together 11 hits in game two as they won the season series over the Lions, 2-1, posting an 8-0 game two win.
The Lions totaled 10 hits in the doubleheader. Three Lions compiled multiple hit games, including Alex Garris as she led the team going a combined 4-for-5. Ashlee Sismilich notched three hits while Rachelle Gremo went 2-for-6, including her second home run of the season. In addition to her grand slam, Yates led the team with five RBI.
Game one saw Sismilich and Gremo provide the Lions an early spark as a first inning double by Sismilich was followed by a Gremo two-out blast over the left center field fence, putting Saint Leo up 2-0.
Barry battled back to tie the contest in the third inning as they platted both their runs on an RBI single as well as a sacrifice fly. Barry took the lead an inning later as a two-run double by Alyssa Goldsmith put the home standing Bucs on top, 4-2.
After Barry added another run in the fifth inning, the Lions mounted a remarkable comeback to take the lead in the sixth. A pair of infield singles from Alex Garris and Sismilich, in addition to McKenzie Burns reaching on an error, brought Yates to the plate with no outs. With one swing of the bat Yates gave the Lions the lead as she sent her 33rd career home run over the left field fence putting the Lions up 6-5. The blast ties Ashley Urbanik for the all-time home run record lead.
Saint Leo added an insurance run in the seventh as Yates drew a bases loaded walk to give the Lions a 7-5 advantage.
Ashley Ehlers, who came in of relief of starter Kristen Kelly, shut Barry down in the seventh to solidify the win. She tossed 3.2 innings, surrendered one run and struck out two Bucs while improving to 3-1.
The Lions couldn't carry the momentum to game two, however, as Barry scored eight runs across the opening five frames, including a five-run fourth inning. Offensively, the Lions totaled three hits in the loss.
Megan Still took the loss for the Lions as she fell to 6-8.
Softball will return to action on Wednesday, March 14, as they travel to Clermont, Fla. to battle New Haven and West Chester in non-region action. First pitch is set for 3 p.m. from the International Training Center.
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Edward Pino, M.S. NCC, LMHC
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Ed has developed a unique approach to meeting client needs. This approach moves beyond the conventional session structure providing you, the client, a greater opportunity to utilize the tools and insight gained in session. Ed's goal for clients is to move through counseling in the most efficient way. This helps you to resolve issues and move forward to fully enjoy your life and purpose. "Life must be Enjoyed, Not Endured
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Angela Monti Fox, LCSW, MS,PC
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My training in Family Counseling brings the whole family together in one room to discuss, argue, agree and disagree with the benefit of a trained moderator -the therapist-whose sees the unit as a whole as well as all the different moving parts. My goal is to help you communicate, identify the sources of both love and irritation and hopefully help each of the members work as unified whole while maintaining individual identities. I work with "families" of all genders and types, as well as traditional families.
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There are times when family dynamics become hard to manage. For a variety of reasons and circumstances, relationships can become strained. For example, a life-changing event like the birth of a child, an illness or a loss can put enormous strain on the family system. Behavior problems of a child or teen may be a stressor for the family. Siblings may have difficulty getting along or parents may differ on limit setting. Ari has worked with many families to identify strengths and weaknesses and has helped them to work together as a unit. Depending on the specific needs of the family, Ari will see a family together or in various configurations. Please visit www.copewithschool.com for more info.
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Often one family member stands out as "troubled". But every close relative is hurt by painful family dynamics, many repeated down generations. Ultimately, such families produce children, who become adults, without the child they were ever having been given a chance to grow up. In this state of developmental arrest, the damaged Child Self lives life, housed in the older adult body, still unconsciously yearning to have its unmet early needs for love and approval fulfilled. My successful Family Therapy relieves your pain, teaches parents and grown children New Behaviors, New Ways to Communicate, and Solidifies each one's SELF-Love. That is, the SELF-EMPATHY essential to feel what others feel.
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I was trained in Minuchin Family Therapy with Jorge Colapinto during the 1980's at the Community Center for Mental Health in Dumont, New Jersey, where I worked with family members of the severely mentally ill population. I've been providing family and couples therapy since that time, either with individual families or in a multi-family group format. Structural Family Therapy identifies the maladaptive communication and behavioral patterns within the family structure. Sometimes changing just one dynamic among family members can increase adaptive functioning, communication, and relationships. My degrees are: MA in psychology, MS in clinical social work, and PhD in social work.
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The family can be the very foundation of support, comfort, and love, but it can also be the greatest source of stress, strain, and sorrow. Our compassionate and experienced family counselors help family members have a closer, stronger, and more rewarding relationship with each other and teach family members how to resolve conflict in a healthy way. Our counselors can assist parents to address the unique needs of children and adolescents with emotional, behavioral, communicative, and learning issues. They will help facilitate much-needed dialogue between feuding family members. The counselors will assess how best to treat the family. Sometimes, counseling will be conducted with the entire family present and sometimes with just the designated child. At...(view profile to read more)
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Lauren Levy, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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I work with parents and family members of children with developmental delays. It is hard enough to raise a child in this day and age. The stress and conflict associated with caring for a child with special needs can be devastating and overwhelming if you do not have the support and tools you need. Know that you are not alone. One in five children are diagnosed with ASD and it seems that almost everyone has a family member or friend touched by special needs issues. I am here to help whether it be working through feelings, venting, managing difficult issues or behaviors with your children or navigating the difficult systems that are in place to get them the services they need.
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Dr. Vaughan has helped families to enhance connections and heal wounds for 15 years. Working with the entire family or particular members, Dr. Vaughan provides a non-judgmental setting in which individuals can openly express needs and concerns. She helps individuals gain the skills needed to foster understanding by and for other family members. Family therapy with Dr. Vaughan improves family bonds and mutual acceptance among family members, and provides families with the tools needed to sustain meaningful connections.
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Walter Masterson, LCSW
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Careers and children each place enormous stress on a couple's ability to be together in an intimate and satisfying way. Every couple has different ways of dealing with the challenges, and counseling can provide the perspective and encouragement to re-create a shared vision for the future. For something as important as this, it is surprising how little training and preparation is provided; family therapy fills in the blanks, and resolves the confusion.
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Hal Brickman, LCSW, RCSW, CSW, MSW, CHT
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It wasn't always this way. There was a time you looked forward to being with each other. There was trust and you enjoyed each other's company. Now it feels like there is an invisible wall separating you. Hal's soothing wisdom offers you the opportunity to learn the vital building blocks leading to a trusting and loving relationship. Hal is an experienced and highly regarded couples counselor. He is also a published author and was invited to appear as a special guest on David Lettermans Late Night television program on 2 separate occasions. Hal's schedule is flexible and appointments are available days, evenings and Sundays. Since 1975.
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Most family therapists inadvertently create more chaos through their well-intentioned efforts to assist a family move through a change process. Why? Brains are inherently deregulated (all of us, may I add) and most talking and dialoguing misses brain-centric problems that need more intensive help. Many times the emotional trauma created by years of solving problems ineffectively can wreak havoc on the brain's parasympathetic nervous system, not ever giving the family a break from flight or fight thinking. Contact us for an innovative neuroscience solution to family dysfunction. email@example.com or 877-606-6161.
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A family is a complex system, with a great many dynamics. Add to that how parents bring their past, history, childhood, and emotional baggage into the parenting of their own children. It can feel overwhelming: where do you start. But parenting and running a family can be amazing and healing. You can succeed in raising happy, successful children, while also working through the left over issues of your own childhood. You can be stronger as a result of your family of origin experiences, and create the family life you dream of and will be proud of. Get clear on the goals of parenting – independent and confident children, with life skills and emotional tools. Enjoy your family again.
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I focus on specific relationships , rather than the entire family. Like I do in couples work, I would see the two of you both together and individually. I evaluate these cases carefully to make sure that I would be able to be of service to both of you. Usually whatever is going wrong has a long history, and we will unravel that. It may take a bit of time, but can be done if you are willing and patient.
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Student Midwife - Offering Place In Continuity of Care Program!
Are you having a baby?
Or, do you know someone who is?
I am offering 20 places in my Continuity of Care Program - a requirement of my Midwifery degree - to women who are less than 35 weeks pregnant. The program allows me to follow the woman's journey, and provide support and continuity of care!
If you are interested and willing to participate in the program, I will keep in regular contact with you, and attend and support you through your postnatal appointments, birth (if you wish), and visit you during your early parenting experience. I have a holistic, woman-centred philosophy of care, and I will work with you and your support network, as lead by you. You may withdraw at any time, with no questions asked.
I will learn through observation, while providing you with personalised maternity support, free of charge - including assisting with any needs/questions you may have.
All support is confidential. I have an endorsed midwife assisting me, who oversees all of my work. I am able to provide you with information regarding my own Immunisations, a Police Check and a Working With Children Check, and I am trained to perform Level 2 First Aid.
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If you want to store your camping mattresses, this Therm-A-Rest Fast and Light Sack is the best way. It doesn t add any weight or bulk. They are made of lightweight durable rips top nylon fabric for more strength and come with a clip loop for easy unpacking, and an end handle for mobility. The Therm-A-Rest Fast and Light Sack comes in six sizes: 1.5 liter, 2 liter, 3 liter, 4 liter, 5 liter and 7 liter. This sack is designed to fit Neo-Air mattresses and self-inflating mattresses in the fast and light category. It can also be used to store other things like linens, blankets or sheets or whatever you need to store in your house that fits in the sacks, they are very versatile and easy to stack in any closet or garage.
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Have a question about San Pedro history?
Ask Anne Hansford.
If she doesn't know the answer, she'll know exactly where to find it - amid thousands of articles, photographs, reels of microfilm and dusty city directories housed in the San Pedro Historical Society's archives.
For more than a decade, Hansford has voluntarily commandeered the too-small room filled with files, maps, books and quirky mementoes - like the box filled with old matchbook covers from businesses no longer in town.
Few people in town know San Pedro history as well as Hansford does.
"We all go to her. She knows it all," said Doris Theriault of the San Pedro Bay Historical Society.
Looking for a photo of the old department store that used to be on Pacific Avenue? Hansford will know that it can be found in the background of an old holiday parade photo, among the 10,000 photographs on file in the society's archives.
Other curiosities in the archives are a piece of the old Warner Grand Theatre curtain, World War II ration stamps, old cruise line menus, stationery, greeting cards, calendars and "Last Night on Beacon Street" drinking glasses.
Documents also can be found that tell the story of the town's founding and of its annexation into the city of Los Angeles in 1909.
Hansford has been an indispensable resource for countless individuals, groups and government officials through the years.
With her no-nonsense but accommodating manner, Hansford is the go-to person for San Pedro history.
"At first I was sort of scared of her," said Angela Romero, who launched her own Townee Tours business several years ago giving walking tours of San Pedro and is a regular at the archives doing research. "She's very matter-of-fact. But over the years I've just completely fallen in love with her, she's really my favorite person.
"When I come in, she'll say, `What'll it be today, Angela?' It's like, `You can have anything you want in this room."'
Hansford requires guests to sign in and then will bring items to them and make sure they're put back in just the right place.
Graduating from San Pedro High School more than 60 years ago - in 1950 - she isn't particularly conversant with the computer and Internet age.
Even if she were, there isn't much of a budget for something like that in the archives, she said.
Instead, Hansford makes good use of an old-fashioned card catalog system, doing much of the typing at home.
After she assigns system numbers to everything that comes into the archives, Hansford said she tends to remember where things are.
"By the time you've done all that, some of it sticks," she said."
The system may be old-fashioned, but it works - as does everything in the archives - like a "well-oiled machine," Romero said.
"It's very much an `Anne' system, it's so well-organized," Romero said. "It's not modern because it's a card catalog. For me, being someone who's very dependent on technology, it's hard for me. The last time I touched a card catalog was when I was in grade school."
For those who work with her, Hansford's keen grasp of historic detail is something akin to "mental magic," said Bob Beck, former managing editor of the town's now closed newspaper, the News-Pilot.
Many of the paper's old clips and photographs are housed at the archives now.
Hansford has always been fascinated by history.
"Any kind of history," she said. "History is fun to me, it's never been about dates. It's about choices people make."
She wasn't born in San Pedro but arrived in time for the ninth grade.
Her mom, a dispatcher for the Wilmington Cab Co., was tired of commuting in the heavy fog from Los Angeles to the Harbor Area so she moved the family closer.
After graduating from San Pedro High School, Hansford began her history studies at UCLA but quit to get married.
After her husband died - their three boys were in college at the time - Hansford returned to college herself, finally earning her bachelor's degree in history from California State University, Dominguez Hills.
She went on to work for the Los Angeles Unified School District - she was the office manager for 15th Street Elementary School in San Pedro for 15 years - and began her full-time volunteer work with the archives after she retired in 1994.
Among the frustrations are the loss of valuable pieces of history after people die.
"The kids look at it and think, `No one wants this stuff,"' she said.
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Now that the new Gnip convenience libraries have been published for a few weeks on GitHub, I'm going to tell you a bit about the libraries that I'm currently responsible for, the .NET libraries. So, let's dive in, shall we… The latest versions of the .NET libraries are heavily based on the previous version of the Java libraries, with a bit of .NET style thrown in. What that means is that I used Microsoft's Java Language Conversion Assistant as a starting point, mixed in some shell scripting like Bash, Sed and Perl to fix the comments, and some of the messy parts that did not translate very well. I then made it more C# like by removing Java Annotations, adding .NET attributes, taking advantage of .NET native XML Serializer, utilizing System.Net.HttpWebRequest for communications, etc. It actually went fairly quick. The next task was to start the Unit testing deep dive.
I have to say, I really didn't know anything about the Gnip model, how it worked, or what it really was, at first. It just looked like an interesting project and some good folks. Unit testing, however, is one place where you learn about the details of how each little piece of a system really works. And since hardly any of my tests passed out of the gate (and I was not really even convinced that I even had enough tests in place,) I decided it was best to go at it till I was convinced. The library components are easy enough. The code is really separated into two parts. The first component is the Data Model, or Resources, which directly map to the Gnip XML model and live in the Gnip.Client.Resource namespace. The second component is the Data Access Layer or GnipConnection. The GnipConnection, when configured, is responsible for passing data to, and receiving data from, the Gnip servers. So there are really only two main pieces to this code. Pretty simple: Resources and GnipConnection. The other code is just convenience and utility code to help make things a little more orderly and to reduce the amount of code.
So yeah, the testing… I used NUnit so folks could utilize the tests with the free version of VisualStudio, or even the command line if you want. I included a Gnip.build Nant file so that you can compile, run the tests, and create a zipped distribution of the code. I've also included an nunit project file in the Gnip.ClientTest root (gnip.nunit) that you can open with the NUnit UI to get things going. To help configure the tests, there is an App.config file in the root of the test project that is used to set all the configuration parameters.
The tests, like the code, are divided onto the Resource objects tests and the GnipConnection tests (and a few utility tests). The premise of the Resource object tests is to first ensure that the Resource objects are cool. These are simple data objects with very little logic built in (which is not to say that testing them thoroughly is not the utmost important.) There is a unit test for each one of the data objects and they proceed by ensuring that the properties work properly, the DeepEquals methods work properly, and that the marshalling to and from XML works properly. The DeepEquals methods are used extensively by the tests, so it is essential that we can trust them. As such, they are fairly comprehensive. The marshalling and un-marshalling tests are less so. They do a decent job; they just do not exercise every permutation of the XML elements and attributes. I do feel that they are sufficient enough to convince me that things are okay.
The GnipConnection is responsible for creating, retrieving, updating and deleting Publishers and Filters, and retrieving and publishing Activities and Notifications. There is also a mechanism built into the GnipConnection to get the Time from the Gnip server and to use that Time value to calculate the time offset between the calling client machine and the Gnip server. Since the Gnip server publishes activities and notifications in 1 minute wide addressable 'buckets', it is nice to know what the time is on the Gnip server with some degree of accuracy. No attempt is made to adjust for network latency, but we get pretty close to predicting the real Gnip time. That's it. That little bit is realized in 25 or so methods on the GnipConnection class. Some of those methods are just different signatures of methods that do the same thing only with a more convenient set of parameters. The GnipConnection tests try to exercise every API call with several permutations of data. They are not completely comprehensive. There are a lot of permutations. But, I believe they hit every major corner case.
In testing all this, one thing I wanted to do was to run my tests and have the de-serialization of the XML validate against the XML Schema file I got from the good folks at Gnip. If I could de-serialize and then serialize a sufficiently diverse set of XML streams, while validating that those streams adhere to the XML Schema, then that was another bit of ammo for trusting that this thing works in situations beyond the test harness. In the Gnip.Client.Uti namespace there is a helper class icalled XmlHelper that contains a singleton of itself. There is a property called ValidateXml that can be reached like this XmlHelper.Instance.ValidateXml. Setting that to true will cause the XML to be validated anytime it is de-serialized, either in the tests or from the server. It is set to true in the tests. But, it doesn't work with the stock Xsd distributed by Gnip.That Xsd does not include an element definition for each element at the top level which is required when validating against a schema. I had to create one that did. It is semantically identical to the Gnip version; it just pulls things out to the top level. You can find the custom version in the Gnip.Client/Xsd folder. By default it is compiled into the Gnip.Client.dll.
One of the last things I did, which had nothing really to do with testing, is to create the IGnipConnection interface. Use it if you want. If you use some kind of Inversion of Control container like Unity, or like to code to interfaces, it should come in handy.
That's all for now. Enjoy!
Rick is a Software Engineer and Technical Director at Mondo Robot in Boulder, Colorado. He has been designing and writing software professionally since 1989, and working with .NET for the last 4 years. He is a regular fixture at the Boulder .NET user's group meetings and the is a member of Boulder Digital Arts.


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I just got a reasonably powerful G5 iMac (white, clear shell, isight) and I'm trying to setup a BT4 virtual machine in Q, the mac port of the qemu emulator. I've gotten it to work before with an earlier version of BT on an older powerbook G4.
I started with booting up from the bt4-r2.iso as the cd, I select 'Start Backtrack Framebuffer (1024x768)'. It gets to the console screen with the BT4 logo at the top, says 'Loading, Please Wait...' and does nothing else. So, I attempted booting Forensics mode, and I found it hangs on this line:I searched these forums as well as other linux forums but didn't come up with anything. Does anybody know what this means? Has anyone else tried using backtrack with Q? Any help would be appreciated!Code:aufs 2-standalone.tree-35-20100823
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MARYSVILLE — Police in Marysville are looking for a suspect in connection with an assault and arson that occurred early Friday morning.
Officers responded to a 3:45 a.m. report of a disturbance in the 14500 block of 58th Drive.
A woman living in the home reported seeing her boyfriend's occasional employer run toward an open window and throw a bottle into the bedroom in her direction.
The bottle exploded, causing a piece of furniture to ignite, Marysville police Cmdr. Robb Lamoureux said.
The flames quickly were extinguished.
The woman ran to the front of the house where she was met by the suspect who slashed at her face several times with a box cutter, Lamoureux said.
When the suspect realized the blade of the box cutter was closed, he opened it and slashed at her stomach, according to police reports. He then cut her through her sweater, causing a superficial wound.
"The suspect then began throwing chopped wood and other things through the front window," Lamoureux said.
The victim's boyfriend, 34, was walking home from a neighbor's house when he heard the commotion, Lamoureux said.
When he confronted the man, the suspect got into his pickup truck and attempted to run him down, according to police reports.
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The Wall Street Journal's Kimberley Strassel has written three columns in the last three weeks arguing that President Obama is culpable in the controversy over the IRS scrutinizing conservative non-profit groups because his public rhetoric sent signals to tax agency bureaucrats directing them to target his political opponents. We've taken to calling this phenomenon "Bureaucrat Whispering [1]." Strassel has been its chief evangelist, and the theory has caught on with conservatives [2] who are eager to tie the president to the IRS controversy but can't demonstrate an actual link.
In the latest iteration [3], Strassel argues that it can't be a coincidence that the IRS issued its August 2010 "Be On The Lookout" (BOLO) document that singled out conservative non-profits for additional scrutiny at the same time Obama was campaigning against "conservative groups that they claimed were rigging the electoral system." The fact that the IRS initiated the process of providing this scrutiny of conservative groups five months before the BOLO document was issued -- and five months before Strassel's first example of Obama supposedly setting "the context in which the targeting happened" -- does much to undermine the allegation.
Per Strassel's June 7 column:
Perhaps the only useful part of the inspector general's audit of the IRS was its timeline. We know that it was August 2010 when the IRS issued its first "Be On the Lookout" list, flagging applications containing key conservative words and issues. The criteria would expand in the months to come.
What else was happening in the summer and fall of 2010? The Obama administration and its allies continue to suggest the IRS was working in some political vacuum. What they'd rather everyone forget is that the IRS's first BOLO list coincided with their own attack against "shadowy" or "front" conservative groups that they claimed were rigging the electoral system.
Contrary to Strassel's assessment, there was one other useful tidbit in the inspector general's report [4]: the timeline that identified "Around March 1, 2010" as the time when a manager at the IRS' office in Cincinnati "asked a specialist to search for other Tea Party or similar organizations' applications in order to determine the scope of the issue." That targeting began months before Strassel's first example of Obama sending secret nasty vibes to the IRS: an August 9, 2010, speech [5] at a Democratic National Committee fundraising event.
Nonetheless, Strassel says it's obvious the White House was involved in the targeting:
The president of the United States spent months warning the country that "shadowy," conservative "front" groups -- "posing" as tax-exempt entities and illegally controlled by "foreign" players -- were engaged in "unsupervised" spending that posed a "threat" to democracy. Yet we are to believe that a few rogue IRS employees just happened during that time to begin systematically targeting conservative groups?
That's noteworthy, because in her May 24 column [6], Strassel said Obama's political attacks on conservatives didn't prove he was involved in the targeting:
None of this proves that Mr. Obama was involved in the IRS targeting of conservative nonprofits. But it does help explain how we got an environment in which the IRS thought this was acceptable.
And that was a reversal from her May 19 column [7], in which she wrote that "of course" the White House was involved:
Was the White House involved in the IRS's targeting of conservatives? No investigation needed to answer that one. Of course it was.
The idea that it can be proved one way or the other that the White House created an "environment" in which IRS employees were impelled to target conservatives is a dubious proposition. And that's why Strassel keeps swinging back and forth -- the White House's involvement is obvious, she just can't prove it.
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Judyrae Kruse is taking some well-earned time off. Here is an encore column from February 2005.
Salad, when I was a little kid, bore no resemblance to what is now called salad.
Nowadays, salad can be almost anything. Scary.
In my day, there were three kinds — lettuce, potato and fruit. Well, OK, four, if coleslaw has to be included. But potato and coleslaw were pretty much relegated to only the summer, if we had a summer that year.
At my house, and in my neighborhood, salad was lettuce. In season (which was pretty short), chopped tomatoes, green onions and cukes could be added. The dressing was mayonnaise. Yes, mayonnaise. Straight from the jar, usually. Nobody we knew ever used anything but.
There's a reason for that, but that's a story for another day.
Our own personal family favorite was called eggnyunion. My mother was the only person who made it, and we really hogged it down.
Nowadays, though, we all jump to get our hands on new dressings for salads. For which, we are all grateful to longtime Forum helper-outer Clifton Leatherwood, who shares a whole variety of mayo alternatives, starting right now:
Sadie Gow's salad dressing (for potatoes or slaw)
1 egg
3/4 cup vinegar
1/2 cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon flour
1 teaspoon celery seed
1 teaspoon prepared mustard
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/2 cup mayonnaise
In small, non-reactive saucepan, mix together egg, vinegar, sugar, salt, flour, celery seed, mustard and cayenne pepper; cook over medium-low heat until thick.
Remove from heat and cool. When cool, stir in mayonnaise.
Add dressing to potatoes while still hot for potato salad. Also good on slaw.
Patti Hill's 1994 French dressing
1/2 cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon dry mustard
1/2 teaspoon paprika
3 tablespoons ketchup
1 tablespoon Worcestershire, Lea and Perrins preferred
1 cup cider vinegar
1 1/2 cups oil
1 teaspoon onion juice
6 drops liquid hot-pepper seasoning, Tabasco preferred
1 clove garlic
Turn sugar, salt, dry mustard, paprika, ketchup, Worcestershire, vinegar, oil, onion juice, pepper seasoning and garlic into blender container; whirl until mixture is smooth.
Turn into tightly capped jar or bottle and refrigerate until needed.
Jan Kayser's light Caesar dressing
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon reduced-fat sour cream
1 teaspoon Worcestershire
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1/2 teaspoon anchovy paste
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 cloves garlic, minced
In mixing bowl, combine cheese, olive oil, lemon juice, water, sour cream, Worcestershire, mustard, anchovy paste, pepper and garlic; mix well, dress salad and enjoy.
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The Arctic Monkeys are back with a new album.
The British rockers' fifth studio effort - simply titled AM - arrives in stores today. Frontman Alex Turner says the follow-up to 2011's Suck It and See was a bit of a "family affair" thanks to a guest appearance by Queens of the Stone Age leader Josh Homme.
Homme produced some of Arctic Monkey's 2009 effort Humbug, and Turner recently added some backing vocals to the new Queens of the Stone Age album, ...Like Clockwork.
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Colin Masters' and Konrad Beyreuther's achievements have provided a path to the current development of therapeutic strategies for Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases, affecting the quality of life of millions of people worldwide. They have pioneered studies of the biochemistry of the changes found in the brains of persons dying from Alzheimer's and Creutzfeldt-Jakob diseases.
From their discoveries of the sequence of the Aβ amyloid protein in the brain plaques of Alzheimer's disease, which facilitated cloning the gene for the amyloid precursor protein and revealed for the first time the proteolytic origin of the Aβ protein from neurons, they have gone on to elucidate the pathways leading to the accumulation and toxicity of Aβ in the aging human brain. These pathways have been of great importance in the development of a variety of drug targets, some directed at the secretases that facilitate the release of amyloid Aβ protein from nerve cells or directed at lipids of the lipid bilayer (especially cholesterol) that control secretase activity, and others directed at the toxicity and aggregation of the Aβ protein itself. Thus, from a state twenty years ago when virtually nothing was understood about the molecular basis of Alzheimer's disease, the studies of Masters and Beyreuther are widely acknowledged as having had a major influence on the direction of a now worldwide research effort.
The next five years are exceptionally promising with the real prospect of developing new drugs aimed at the Aβ amyloidogenic pathway (γ and β-secretase inhibitors; statins; metal protein attenuating compounds or MPACs) and applying pre-clinical diagnosis using Aβ as the target (PET scans, blood and CSF assays). Their work has also opened up new insights into other major neurodegenerative diseases (such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob and Parkinson's diseases) in which aggregated proteins accumulate, providing clues to therapeutic interventions for multiple disease states.
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