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CF medical history dates back to 1854
The history of health care in Cannon Falls dates back more than 150 years, to an era when medicine was primitive and doctors made house calls by horse and buggy.
It's a decades-long tale of a community's commitment to easily accessible, high-quality health care, and how generations of dedicated health care providers have administered that hometown care with a personal touch.
The stories of Cannon Falls' early physicians and first hospital - as well as the story of how local health care providers joined the Mayo Clinic family in 2006 - are tales of extraordinary vision and commitment. That same vision and commitment continue to define Mayo Clinic Health System today.
The town's early physicians
Within a few years of the earliest settlers arriving in Cannon Falls in 1854, Dr. J.E. Tibbetts began practicing medicine in this river town. Dr. Tibbetts, an East Coast native, had several years of doctoring experience under his belt before he was lured to Minnesota by a case of "Western fever" in 1856.
Dr. Tibbetts, who was known for his skill and good cheer, practiced from 1856 to the 1870s.
The Conley family of doctors - Drs. Alonzo Theodore Conley and Hiram Eldridge Conley, who were brothers, and Dr. Alonzo's youngest son, Dr. Alva Conley -practiced in Cannon Falls from 1876 to 1930.
The Conleys were tirelessly dedicated to their patients, according to the book Historic Cannon Falls, 1854-2004: A Sesquicentennial Celebration, written by several local historians in partnership with the Cannon Falls Area Historical Society.
Devastating diseases like smallpox, influenza, and diphtheria were rampant during the years the Conley family practiced, and by the early part of the 20th century, tuberculosis (TB), another vicious disease, plagued the country and the state. The first TB sanatorium in Goodhue County, Mineral Springs Sanatorium, was opened in 1915 (see sidebar). "The San," which was operated until 1973, is credited with being an early site where the drug streptomycin was successfully administered to TB patients. This breakthrough greatly shortened the length of TB patients' stays in sanatoriums.
The community rallies to build a hospital
As the 20th century progressed, medical care in Cannon Falls was primarily provided by a few physicians with small private practices. They usually had to send patients who needed complex surgeries or other forms of sophisticated treatment as far as 42 miles to hospitals in Rochester, Northfield, Red Wing, Hastings, and Zumbrota, over sometimes treacherous gravel roads.
Cannon Falls' physicians, along with community leaders and members, recognized the need for a hospital in the town of 2,000. In a 2008 article in the Cannon Falls Beacon, local businessman Bob O'Gorman recalled that community leaders thought a hospital would not only benefit citizens, but would also make work more convenient for beleaguered local doctors, who had to travel out of town to visit their hospitalized patients. This type of inconvenience was frustrating rural doctors and pushing them out of small towns all over the region. O'Gorman told the Beacon:
Doctors were leaving to work in bigger cities where there were hospital facilities available. We didn't want to have that happen in Cannon Falls. Good health care was important for the overall growth of the community.
In 1945, a memorial fund was established by businessman Bill Scofield to benefit the future creation of a hospital. The first contributions were received in memory of Henry Nelson, a local farmer, and Howard Seasons, a 1941 graduate of Cannon Falls High School who became a World War II pilot and died when his plane was shot down over Romania.
By 1954, local businessman Ken Althoff, founder of Midwest Importers, established a hospital planning committee. But it wasn't until 1958 that Cannon Falls Community Hospital and Nursing Home opened its doors. At the time, the new facility garnered attention as a "medical experiment" because it was the first Minnesota hospital designed to also serve as a nursing home. Special legislation had been passed by the Minnesota Legislature so that the combination hospital and nursing home could be built.
The process of raising funds and building the hospital was truly a community endeavor. The city paid for construction of the $295,000, H-shaped, one-story facility, but community members had to raise $116,000 to equip and furnish the 12,000-square-foot building. Operating, obstetrics, emergency, and X-ray rooms were included in the building. O'Gorman recalled the fundraising efforts of community leaders in the Beacon article:
Coffee parties were organized all over town. Ken Althoff and I would visit with six or seven people and explain the project over coffee and cookies. We had meetings in every neighborhood and met with many groups.
The opening of the facility - which had a total of 33 beds between the hospital (11 beds) and nursing home (22 beds) - brought out the best in local citizens. Volunteers sewed the first curtains, painted the walls, and helped with the construction and landscaping. Several thousand people attended a dedication ceremony on Oct. 5, 1958. The hospital officially opened on Nov. 3, 1958.
A newspaper article written a few days after the hospital opened showered praise on the people of Cannon Falls for their accomplishment: "The people of the community are to be congratulated for having sacrificed for and built this double duty institution." Other articles about the facility's first day noted that several elderly folks were transferred to the nursing home, and offered an account of medical services that were provided:
Sixteen patients were admitted on this first day. Three operations were performed, the first one at 8:30 Monday morning. An accident case was taken care of when Thomas Soine of Dennison suffered a seriously mangled right hand in a corn picker accident. And at 2:07 Tuesday morning the first baby was born in the new hospital ... Miss Mary Vesta Sours, hospital administrator, wishes to thank the public for their interest and support and for the many beautiful flowers sent [to] the hospital on the opening day.
After one year in operation, total net income for the Cannon Falls Community Hospital and Nursing Home was $1,739.32. At the hospital's 10th anniversary in 1968, a newspaper article stated that "income and expense records of the past 10 years reveal that the hospital has nearly broken even, which is what the original board pledged would happen." The hospital had acquired its first portable respirator unit (through a donation) and a new X-ray machine during the 1960s.
By the mid-70s, it became clear that a broader base of ownership and additional tax dollars were needed to keep the hospital running smoothly. In 1977, a hospital district was formed when voters in Leon, Stanton, and Cannon Falls townships voted to join the city in forming the hospital district. Also in 1977, the nursing home was moved to a nearby site that was not on the hospital campus, freeing up space for hospital expansion.
A collaborative culture: Establishing partnerships and joining the Mayo family
In the early 1990s, a new clinic was built on Community Hospital property. In 1993, the Cannon Falls Hospital District board purchased that clinic, which was now called Cannon Family Health Center.
Cannon Family Health Center and Cannon Falls Community Hospital partnered closely for 13 years, until an historic affiliation was made.
In 2006, Cannon Falls Community Hospital and Cannon Family Health Center affiliated with Mayo Health System, a network of clinics, hospitals, and health care facilities in Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. The hospital and health center were combined into a single, not-for-profit entity, named Cannon Falls Medical Center. The creation organization, dedicated to preserving and enhancing area residents' access to quality, cost-effective health care, launched a new era in medical excellence in the community.
Renamed Mayo Clinic Health System in 2011, the organization is now a primary and specialty care clinic and a 21-bed hospital that provides a full range of quality, convenient medical care services. A dedicated team of primary care providers and allied health professionals, including professionals in radiology, lab, rehabilitation therapy, and pharmacy services, make the health care organization a vital resource for the area. Patients of Mayo Clinic Health System also have consistent access to visiting specialists in general surgery, cardiology, OB/GYN, pediatrics, orthopedics, podiatry, ENT, ophthalmology and neurology. Mayo Clinic Health System also offers a transitional care program for patients recuperating from strokes, surgeries, wounds, and other health conditions. The program provides patients with 24-hour nursing care, meals, and physical and occupational therapy, and affords flexibility to hospitalized patients who are no longer acutely ill but need extra time to heal or strengthen before returning home (see sidebar).
Community rallies once more
It's often said that history repeats itself. Just as in the 1940s, the community rallied once again in 2012 to help create a new vision of health care in Cannon Falls.
In October 2012, Mayo Clinic announced plans to build a new medical center including a clinic, hospital and emergency department to replace the original 1958 hospital building.
Mayo Clinic invested $20 million towards the $28 million project. The community raised the additional funds within just a few months. Mayo Clinic Health System in Cannon Falls hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on April 12, 2013. Patients and visitors can expect an improved overall experience beyond the continued presence of dependable, high-quality health care. The new facility has 92,000 square feet or nearly three times more space than the current building, allowing Mayo Clinic Health System to expand its emergency medicine care and many other services, improve privacy, and add new technology.
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Weekly Finds № 56
01 Elle China August 2012: Captured by Michelle Du Xuan, the photography features pretty blossoms and equally pretty makeup for inspiration, no matter the season…
02 Reiss Footwear: A beautiful new collection for Autumn, by Reiss—from luxurious green peep toes to dramatically contrasting bibbed sandals, there are a number of lovely styles.
03 A romantic and incredibly feminine garden was recently featured in Desde My Ventana
04 A moment from the past: Cher of Clueless, on The Coveteur
05 Featured on From the Right Bank, Kelly Wearstlers latest project (which is divine!)
06 An incredibly decadent space discovered on Pinterest
07 On Greige, a heavenly garden entryway
Plus, in case you haven't seen yet, stop by {this is glamorous} to read the latest {take me away} article, featuring Lisbon Including some of the very best sights to see, places to stay and must-visit restaurants, it is a fascinating destination…
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A beautiful post, as always. Such a beautiful girl. The shoes are fabulous.
Happy Monday.
Sarah - Sorry I have been so absent, busy busy around here! But every time I pop by I know that I will get my heavy dose of pretty. Kelly Wearstler's latest project is quite amazing isn't it? She will never cease to amaze.ReplyDelete
Nancy x
You know, sometimes I think that all the foreign magazines have the prettiest photo shoots. So gorgeous! Great links, too, as always. Now I want to watch Clueless again.ReplyDeleteReplies
I do, too! It's been ages and ages, and sometimes, the most comical film from the past is just about right :) xxDelete
Dearest Sarah,ReplyDelete
Lovely photos but the Reiss footwear did not take me away...
Have a great summery week and hugs to you,
Hello darling! I know I owe you an email. Not sure you know what happened to me but I'll DM you on Twitter...I love the shoes, sometimes you need sensible yet pretty for those meetings when you are taking over the world! xoReplyDeleteReplies
I was wondering! I look forward to your message & hope that all is all right! xxooDelete
um i LOVE that cher horowitz was covered on the coveteur!! she was so fabulous!ReplyDelete


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A second person arrested in the case related to a woman receiving a cosmetic injection of a cement concoction into her buttocks has posted bond, The Miami Herald is reporting.
Corey Alexander Eubank, 40, of Hollywood, Fla., posted $5,000 bond after an arrest on charges of helping a fake doctor inject the backsides of clients with a mixture of cement, mineral oil, Fix-A-Flat tire sealant and Super Glue, the Herald reports. Miami Gardens, Fla., police report that the clients thought they were receiving cosmetic enhancement injections, according to the Herald.
Eubank is believed to have assisted Oneal Ron Morris, 30, a man who identifies himself as a woman and who is charged with practicing health care without a license, the Herald reports.
According to police, Morris injected a Miami Gardens woman with the mixture in 2010. The woman wound up in critical condition in the hospital, but survived. A second woman has come forward to tell authorities a similar story.
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With the introduction of Operation Breakout, Cache became an official map.
This map is a remake of an original Counter-Strike: Source custom map, originally favoring the Terrorists.
- The Cache Collection was introduced before the ESL One 2014 tournament, and was originally only available in a souvenir packages.
- The Chernobyl Power Plant is visible from the Terrorist insertion point, along with nearby buildings and even fencing material consistent with the real-life counterpart.
- Cache is currently the only non-Valve made map in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive to become official.
- Although Mirage was originally an unofficial map (as de_cpl_strike), it was remade by Valve, and released for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive as an official map.
- The map contains many several signs with the word "ЧАЕС" printed on them, the letters stand for Чорнобильська Атомна Електростанція, Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukrainian.
- Despite the map being set in Chernobyl, the truck near the Terrorist spawn has a California plate on it
- Similarly, the counter-terrorists are GIGN that are supposed to be the law enforcements of France.
- Situated on "Heaven" (B site) there are a stack of boxes with one ripped open, which contains a rack of AK-47's. However they cannot be picked up. Similar to the weapon racks on B site itself, which contains an AWP, SSG 08, among other weapons.
- A graffiti at B site showing a winged man with an AWP was added after an incident in ESL One Cologne 2016 where professional gamer s1mple dropped from B Heaven with an AWP and killed two enemy players without using his scope.[1]
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- July 23, 2014
- Added solidity to gates in b halls and ct garage to allow for nade creativity.
- Improved readability in B heaven.
- Improved readability by quad.
- Improved lighting by forklift.
- Improved prop-consistency by quad by adding more rigid edges.
- Increased visibility in vent.
- Fixed missing texture issues.
- Fixed various lighting issues.
- Fixed texture translation issues.
- Added clipping to prevent an exploit boost.
- Slightly increased vent lighting.
- Minor but important change to shadowing in some rooms.
- August 1, 2014
- Fixed visibility exploit around pipe at mid.
- More translation fixes.
- Fixed multiple one-way wallbanging issues.
- Made catwalks wallbangable.
- Fixed issue where grenades would get stuck on thin wall panels.
- Smoothed movement around generator for less abrupt movement restriction.
- Improved readability around Quad.
- Further improved readability at Heaven.
- January 14, 2015
- Exploit fix in Bombsite B.
- May 4, 2016
- Visibility improvements based on color-blind player feedback
- Texture improvements
- New vent models
- Added subtle markers for grenade throws (thanks James Bardolph)
- Added plant-zone decals to Bombsite B
- Added graphic for "Sun-room" (thanks Thurnip)
- Fixed fade distance on crate in checkers
- Fixed weapons being irretrievable under vent
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''I just think he's a very exciting player. He's shown us he's a really good player at the moment, but you have to play over a long period of time,'' Fletcher was quoted as saying by Daily Post.
The 25-year old right hander has already been compared with the likes of Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara for his talent and aggression and the England coach said the flamboyant stroke-player always played according to plan.
''He's new to Test cricket and he's done very, very well. He is exciting and I find him a very clever cricketer. People think he just goes out there and just plays the game, but he really thinks what he's going to do.'' ''He doesn't go out there and just play by instinct. Some shots maybe, but he's generally he's got a good plan of how he's going to play every bowler,'' Fletcher added.


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I won't rev up right now for a full discourse on what this might mean and where it might lead. But this is no kind of good signal, for China or for anyone else.
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If Trump were right to blame all of his problems on messaging, perhaps the smooth-talking businessman could solve them. But he's not.
Watching Anthony Scaramucci's formal introduction as White House communications director on Friday, it was clear why President Trump wanted him for the gig.
Even though he's never worked as a spokesman for anyone other than himself (and a great spokesman he was, bringing wide renown to an underachieving hedge fund), Scaramucci looked at home behind the lectern in the White House Briefing Room. Moreover, he was everything that Sean Spicer—the long-suffering press secretary who announced his resignation today—was not.
Where Spicer was nervous, tentative, and likely to stumble over his words, Scaramucci was smooth, relaxed, and confident. Where Spicer's suits were often ill-fitting, Scaramucci was sharply tailored. Where Spicer was a career cog in the Republican machine, Scaramucci is a swaggering New Yorker who speaks in the same clunky business pidgin as the president and can drop names nearly as prodigiously too. (Goldman Sachs, Yankees president Randy Levine, and Harvard Law School were a few of Scaramucci's mentions during his brief spell at the mic.) Where Spicer's professions of praise for the president always seemed mousy, pleading, perhaps a little browbeaten, Scaramucci brought the sincere sycophancy that comes from truly adoring Donald Trump. When did Spicer ever say he "loves" the president?
Many point to unromantic 20-somethings and women's entry into the workforce, but an overlooked factor is the trouble young men have in finding steady, well-paid jobs.
TOKYO—Japan's population is shrinking. For the first time since the government started keeping track more than a century ago, there were fewer than 1 million births last year, as the country's population fell by more than 300,000 people. The blame has long been put on Japan's young people, who are accused of not having enough sex, and on women, who, the narrative goes, put their careers before thoughts of getting married and having a family.
But there's another, simpler explanation for the country's low birth rate, one that has implications for the U.S.: Japan's birth rate may be falling because there are fewer good opportunities for young people, and especially men, in the country's economy. In a country where men are still widely expected to be breadwinners and support families, a lack of good jobs may be creating a class of men who don't marry and have children because they—and their potential partners—know they can't afford to.
On Flower Boy the rapper suggests he's not straight—and struggles with a stigma he helped propagate.
Tyler, the Creator became famous, in part, for being hateful. When his rap collective Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All ("Odd Future" is fine) caught buzz around 2010, it was because of their delirious energy and Eminem-like love of mayhem. But it was their threats against women and "faggots," delivered in song and on social media, that elevated them from subculture phenomenon to become essay prompt and political flashpoint. The likes of GLAAD and the band Tegan and Sara declared Tyler poisonous and asked the music industry to stop supporting him. Theresa May, back when she was home secretary of the U.K., took the extraordinary step of banning him from her country because his lyrics "encourage violence and intolerance of homosexuality."
The White House is threatening the special counsel and trying to dig up dirt on him, and the prospect that the president will try to fire him now seems very real.
The idea that Donald Trump might fire—or try to fire—Special Counsel Robert Mueller has bubbled up enough times to seem possible, but still improbable. For one thing (as Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer, among others, can attest) press reports that this president might fire someone are frequently wrong. For another, it seemed that even Trump was prudent enough to avoid making the mistake that ended Richard Nixon's presidency.
Yet Trump has a knack for making the wildly implausible suddenly imminent. In the last 36 hours, the idea of Mueller being fired—and the political crisis it would likely set off—has become distinctly real. In an interview with The New York Times, Trump all but said he would fire Mueller if his investigation went into places Trump didn't like. Since then, several reports have suggested that Trump's defense strategy, as investigations probe deeper into his life and administration, is to attack Mueller and attempt to discredit him. Increasingly, the operative question seems not to be whether Trump will try to fire Mueller, but when he will do so and what will push him over the edge.
Trump doubles down on his performative war against the press by hiring the most skilled performers.
On the night of the 2016 election, Sean Spicer took a break from celebrating Donald Trump's victory to demand that I "eat crow."
I was standing in the New York Hilton ballroom waiting for Trump to deliver his victory speech, when Spicer approached me out of the blue, in the full glow of triumph. His impulse to gloat was understandable—the campaign had defied the polls, humiliated the pundits, pulled off the impossible. Spicer was in the mood to dunk on a reporter, and I was in his line of sight.
The confrontation didn't last longer than a minute, and quickly devolved into Spicer calling me "dude" in that aggressive, sputtering style that would soon be immortalized on Saturday Night Live, while he accused me of "advocating for Hillary." When he noticed I was recording him, he abruptly ended our conversation and stomped off.
Epic yet intimate, the director's new war film is boldly experimental and visually stunning.
What is Dunkirk?
The answer is more complicated than one might imagine. Director Christopher Nolan's latest is a war film, of course, yet one in which the enemy scarcely makes an appearance. It is a $150 million epic, yet also as lean and spare as a haiku, three brief, almost wordless strands of narrative woven together in a mere 106 minutes of running time. It is classic in its themes—honor, duty, the horror of war—yet simultaneously Nolan's most radical experiment since Memento. And for all these reasons, it is a masterpiece.
The historical moment captured by the film ascended long ago to the level of martial lore: In May 1940, in the early days of World War II, some 400,000 British and Allied troops were flanked and entrapped by Germany on the beaches of Dunkirk in northern France. Although the Channel was narrow enough that the men could almost see across to England, the waters were too shallow for warships to approach the beaches. So a flotilla of some 700 civilian craft—the "Little Ships of Dunkirk"—made their way from Ramsgate in England to assist in the rescue.
President Trump's press secretary has resigned in protest of the president's decision to name a former hedge-fund executive as communications director.
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The White House saw a dramatic shake-up in its communications team Friday, as Press Secretary Sean Spicer resigned and President Trump appointed Anthony Scaramucci, a former hedge-fund manager, to be the administration's communications director.
The moves will have far-reaching, though as yet unpredictable, ramifications for a presidency that has not yet found its footing amid the rockiest relationship with the press in recent history. Trump has been unable to pass any of his major legislative priorities and finds himself beset by an investigation into whether his campaign colluded with what U.S. intelligence agencies have called a Russian effort to sway the 2016 election in his favor, among other matters. He has reportedly blamed his communications staff for his travails.
The choice of the former hedge funder and ardent Trump loyalist reflected longstanding dissatisfaction with Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
The Scaramucci revolution was televised.
After months of chatter that his job was on the chopping block, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer finally exited stage right on Friday after financier, donor and TV talking head Anthony Scaramucci was given the job of White House communications director, which had been vacant since the departure of Mike Dubke in May. Spicer resigned in opposition to the move.
The incident brought simmering conflicts inside the White House to a boil and pitted top advisers against each other in a last-minute effort on the part of some of them to stymie the appointment of Scaramucci, known as "The Mooch," who had refashioned himself as an ardent Trump supporter during the campaign and had been left in limbo during the early days of the administration after not getting a promised job.
There are no legal or ethical reasons for the special counsel to turn away if he discovers indications of misconduct that are unrelated to the original Russia inquiry.
President Trump is reportedly apoplectic over the possibility that Special Counsel Robert Mueller might look into his finances—specifically his tax returns—as part of Mueller's inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Trump suggested in a New York Times interview that would constitute a possible "violation," and according to the The Washington Post the president is already looking into whether he can pardon associates, family members, and himself.
But there are no legal or ethical reasons for Mueller to turn away if, during his investigation, he discovers crimes that are unrelated to the original inquiry.
"Mueller is the Department of Justice for the purposes of this investigation," said John Q. Barrett, a former assistant counsel in the special prosecutor's office during the Iran-Contra affair who is now a law professor at St. John's University.
Like many current presidential advisers, the new White House communications director and former Wall Street financier made a quick pivot from Trump basher to Trump loyalist.
Like many of Donald Trump's closest non-family advisers, Anthony Scaramucci traveled a circuitous route into the inner orbit of the mercurial president.
The Wall Street financier and former Obama donor once called then-candidate Trump "a hack politician," a big-mouthed "bully," and "an inherited money dude from Queens County" and backed two other Republican presidential contenders, Scott Walker and Jeb Bush, before embracing Trump as the party's nominee.
Nearly two years later, Scaramucci, 52, is one of Trump's most aggressive television surrogates and, as of Friday morning, the White House communications director.
In truth, the smooth-talking Long Island native—nicknamed "the Mooch"—made the transition from Trump basher to Trump loyalist quicker than many Republicans. After a 90-minute meeting with the candidate at Trump Tower in June 2016, Scaramucci was fully onboard and soon praised Trump as "a results-oriented entrepreneur capable of delivering bipartisan solutions to common-sense problems." The soon-to-be GOP nominee, Scaramucci added, was "the only candidate giving an honest assessment of our country's ideological decay."
The legendary jazz musician updates the American anthem for the magazine's first podcast.
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Fuzzy sets for Ada is a library providing implementations of confidence factors with the operations not, and, or, xor, +, and *, classical fuzzy sets with the set-theoretic operations and the operations of the possibility theory, intuitionistic fuzzy sets with the operations on them, fuzzy logic based on the intuitionistic fuzzy sets and the possibility theory; fuzzy numbers, both integer and floating-point with conventional arithmetical operations, and linguistic variables and sets of linguistic variables with operations on them. String-oriented I/O is supported. A rich set of GTK+ GUI widgets is provided.
GENESIS (short for GEneral NEural SImulation System) is a general purpose simulation platform that was developed to support the simulation of neural systems ranging from subcellular components and biochemical reactions to complex models of single neurons, simulations of large networks, and systems-level models. It was developed as a research tool to provide a standard and flexible means for constructing structurally realistic models of biological neural systems.
GPalta is a genetic programming toolbox that aims for simplicity and speed. It features tree-based genetic programming, optional strong typing, a multithreaded GUI to control an evolution process, the ability to save evolutions to a file, to be continued at another time and place, and easy interoperability with Matlab.
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GalaxyHack allows you to design a fleet of spaceships which can then be tested in AI script based battles against fleets designed by other players. Though battles take place in real time, the strategy comes beforehand, both in writing short AI scripts in an easy-to-use proprietary scripting language, and also in the set up and selection of your forces.


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The One and Only (2 of 11) by Jeff Ginn
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Exodus 20:3
There are basically two kinds of people in life: those who follow instructions and those who don't. I began life as one who did not follow directions. I would empty out the contents of a kit and begin assembly, too impatient to read the instructions and too conceited to think that I needed them. But I have slowly become a very committed instructions follower! I've been humbled too many times.
Several guys helped me recently put together a basketball goal in my back yard. As we neared the end of the process, I realized that I had incorrectly installed some washers early in the process. We had to go back and reverse some of the work we'd done earlier so that we could correctly assemble the hoop. It worked superbly once we got everything in order. A small mistake that messed up the whole process.
Life only works when we follow the instructions. Today we are looking at step one in the instruction book: You shall have no other gods before me. Unless and until we have our relationship right with God we will never have our relationships with others right.
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I thought it strange that there was no period after ''gods.'' Was it o.k. to have other gods as long as they are not ''before Him?''
No! A more literal translation is, ''You shall have no other gods in my sight.'' It is not that he is to be first among many. He is to be the one and only! He is to reign without rival.
Let's suppose that I walked in with another woman on my arm. My wife would be shocked. To comfort her, I might say, ''Now Nell, don't worry. You'll always have first place in my life. This girl will be second.'' How many of you think that that would fly? Let me assure you, it would not!
I don't want to be my wife's favorite love. I want to be her one and only love.
In a higher and sweeter sense, God wants to be our one and only Sovereign ...
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Tabloid Cheat Sheet: Fergie's Cheating Husband? Gwyneth Dumped For Bosworth?
It's hump day again, and while you might not be taking advantage of your opportunity to "hump" today, it's safe to assume that the stars are busy enough for the rest of the population — at least if you think everything you read is true! Once again, we've hand-plucked the juiciest tabloid stories for your media consumption, so take it with several grains of salt, and eat it up!
- Apparently, it's official. Taylor Lautner and Taylor Swift are for reals dating. According to OK!, Lautner told his friend, "We are in love," and thinks that Swift is "one of the most beautiful girls he's ever met." Meanwhile, Swift has been chatting him up to her friends, telling them "what a great kisser he is, how hot his body is, how funny he is." Hooray tabloids, it's just what you wanted, an actual couple … hopefully!
- Equally exciting, "Glee" has made it to 'bloid land, and OK! is wondering if Cory Monteith and Lea Michele (or Finn Hudson and Rachel Berry) are more than friends. They've said nothing but kind things about each other and admit to being "good friends," but neither will admit to being in a relationship. Cory offered a vague "There is hope" to the discussion. Wheee!
- Now that Khloe Kardashian is married and honeymooned, of course it is time for children, because at the rate this relationship is going, they'll have to procure one in four months max, right? Khloe says, "We definitely want a big family, Lamar keeps asking me when I want to start." They've been married for a month. [OK! Magazine]
- After rumors spread that Josh Duhamel had a one-night stand with a particularly annoying-looking stripper, he flew back home from his movie set to see his wife Fergie. The National Enquirer posted the original story in which the stripper said they'd "made love for a long time" and shared racy texts; also, she claims she was offered $20,000 for her story and passed a lie detector test. Josh denies the story. For now everyone believes him, including Fergie. After the story emerged, other women across the country apparently spoke up, claiming to have also hooked up with the actor. Bummertown.
- Us Weekly promised the inside scoop on Paris Hilton and Doug Reinhardt's "shocking fight." Apparently Hilton kicked and hit Reinhardt for five minutes while he tried to defend himself and then she got in the front seat and continued hitting until Doug put her in a choke hold, trying to calm her. Though, according to Hilton's rep, "There was never a choking incident. It never happened." An insider says it has to do with jealousy — that Doug doesn't like to share Paris' attention — but they are still going strong.
- Since Ashlee Simpson-Wentz got kicked off "Melrose Place," her big sister has been playing dirty on Twitter, talking crap about the show: "Catching up on MP, Who writes this crap? I have had bad scripts to work with. But this?" Apparently, Jessica felt that "CW did nothing to quash rumors Ashlee was fired." I'm afraid I agree with chicken of the sea girl. But the show's worse than "Employee of the Month," really? [Us Weekly]
- The National Enquirer reports that Dr. Phil might only have three years to live due to health problems, like being overweight and having high blood sugar and his high-stress TV life. Some "expert" doctors have "added up the stressors…and unless he has more balance to it, he may live to only age 62." But the biggest factor is that Dr. Phil's father who was "an obese, binge-drinking alcoholic" died of heart disease at age 69. Must be nice to have someone around to tell you when you'll die. Or not.
- Jennifer Lopez is apparently worried about a "shocking private home video" leaking from her first husband, Ojani Noa, because it shows her "playing sex games and engaged in a nasty fight with her mother." But who needs the video, when National Enquirer can give us a play-by-play of the movie, where J.Lo runs around in her underwear, pulls a Britney when she gets on a motorcycle sans panties, and then her mother yells at Jenny for breaking her promise of buying her a house. Her ex is also planning on making a satirical documentary called "How I Married Jennifer Lopez: The J.Lo and Ojani Noa Story."
- Penny Marshall from "Laverne and Shirley" is battling for her health, since tumors were discovered on her brain and liver. Though it isn't known whether the tumors are cancerous yet, Penny had immediate surgery and is already back to her "feisty self." According to a source, "She was cussing and asked for someone to light her a cigarette. She hasn't lost her sense of humor." Good luck Penny! [The National Enquirer]
- In what should have been the People cover story (instead of Fergie and Josh), Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. introduce their baby Charlotte Grace Prinze to the world, this is only exciting because it's the only good thing that came from that movie, "I Know What You Did Last Summer." The couple has been married for seven years and are totally adorable to each other and to their new daughter. Both actors agree that they made the right decision waiting until their 30s to have children and they knew they were prepared. They should talk to the Kardashians, because, apparently, they've got it figured out.
- People got an exclusive interview with Obama's White House chef (there are nine total) and "food initiative coordinator," Sam Kass, who works on school-lunch legislation, plants veggies in the gardens, and assists executive chef Cristeta Comerford. Kass has been working with the family for years as a personal chef; he says that the family eats "nothing fancy" but lean beef tacos and burgers, and the president "is a vegetable lover." Kass also says Obama takes a different stance than previous presidents in the way he relates to his staff: "The domestic staff playing golf with the President, that's unprecedented."
- Country singer Tim McGraw gets all dad-adorable for People and talks about how his wife Faith Hill and three daughters saved his life and forced him to give up rocking and boozing. McGraw admits he braids his daughter's hair sometimes in the morning, would have kicked his own butt back in the day and … if his daughters wanted to go the showbiz route, he says, "I'd be supportive of anything they'd want to do. And preferably they would have a "Dr." in front of their name." [People]
- Star went all out this week. Their cover story, "Brad and Angelina's Dark Secrets," reveals that the couple puts up a totally different front and, according to the author of "Brangelina Exposed," which comes out Dec. 3, they've "successfully manipulated the public into believing a glamorous fairytale that bears little resemblance to the reality of the pair's life together." Between Brad's pot smoking, drinking, and disappearing for hours a day and Angie's ongoing lesbian affairs, "birdlike eating habits" and strict parenting, they're butting heads regularly with fights often ending in Angie saying things like, "You're just as miserable as Jen."
- Gwyneth Paltrow's husband, Coldplay headman Chris Martin, was allegedly caught openly making out with Kate Bosworth (though his rep denies it) at a recent U2 concert, a source said: "At first I thought it might be Gwyneth, but when she came up for air, it was clear the woman was Kate!" Supposedly, the couple has been drifting apart for months and Chris has finally realized that "he's a rock megastar and women throw themselves at him." The couple has been living mostly separate lives recently since "she finds him immature. He finds her pretentious," and apparently Gwyn is talking to a lawyer and recently blogged on GOOP, "A long term relationship between two people is an ever-evolving organism. Some stay the course, some fall, all stumble."
- Levi Johnston's very public battle with Sarah Palin has heated up to the point that Johnston intends to bring Palin to court for keeping him from seeing his son,
TrigTripp. Johsnton says that Sarah refers to Trig, who has down syndrome as "retarded," and referring to Levi's "Playgirl" spread she said, "Those who would sell their body for money reflect a desperate need for attention," to which Levi responded by re-posting her quote alongside a video of Palin's bathing suit competition in the 1984 Miss Alaska pageant. I'm just impressed that he's managed to stay in the news for a year longer than his relevancy served! [Star]


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Baseball Doping Report Names Dozens of Players
Tom Goldman reports on the Mitchell investigation on All Things Considered (Dec. 13)
Former Sen. George Mitchell's report on the use of performance-enhancing substances in Major League Baseball is out. Mitchell presented his findings Thursday — including the names of dozens of current and former players. What does it mean for baseball?
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BLOCK: And Jason and Jeremy and Gary and Barry and Eric, Benito and Randy and dozens of others who were named today in the Mitchell Report on the use of performance-enhancing drugs in Major League Baseball.
SIEGEL: Former Senator George Mitchell spoke in New York today.
Mr. GEORGE MITCHELL (Former Democratic Senator, Maine): For more than a decade, there has been widespread illegal use of anabolic steroids and other performance-enhancing substances by players in Major League Baseball, in violation of federal law and baseball policy. The response by baseball was slow to develop and was initially ineffective. Other investigations, no doubt, will turn out more names and fill in more details. But that is unlikely to significantly alter the description of baseball's steroids era as set forth in this report.
BLOCK: We're touching on the Mitchell Report at points throughout the program today. And NPR sports correspondent Tom Goldman joins us now.
Tom, 400-plus pages in this report, a lot to summarize, but what would you say the key findings are?
TOM GOLDMAN: My speed-reading ain't what it used to be, Melissa, but I will try.
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GOLDMAN: Everyone involved in baseball over the past two decades: commissioners, club officials, players' association, players. They all share, to some extent, the responsibility for the steroids era, George Mitchell said today. There was, he said, a collective failure to recognize the problem as it emerged and deal with it early on.
BLOCK: Now, of course, we mention some of the names that were popping up. And that is one of the sensational parts of this is who exactly George Mitchell names in his report.
GOLDMAN: Dozens of players, and they range from superstars to marginal players. But certainly two that jump out, two that we really haven't heard that much about before, although there have been a few reports: Roger Clemens, thought by some to be the greater - perhaps the greatest pitcher ever, certainly the greatest pitcher of his generation, an 11-time all-star, seven times won the Cy Young Award. He and Andy Pettitte, who was his teammate both with the New York Yankees, pitching teammate - and with the Houston Astros in more recent years.
And they were both hooked up with a person who testified to George Mitchell, a personal trainer named Brian McNamee, who is a strength and conditioning coach for a couple of teams where these guys played. And according to the report, McNamee injected Roger Clemens with steroids several times in 1998, 2000, 2001. And then he also injected Andy Pettitte, according to the report, with human growth hormone to aid in repairing an injury in 2002.
BLOCK: Tom, George Mitchell today seem to make a very clear point that he didn't think baseball should impose discipline for past violations. He talked about a fresh start for these players unless it were really egregious cases where they needed to protect the integrity of the game. That seems like something that will be pretty controversial.
GOLDMAN: It will be controversial. Of course, everyone is trying to pore through this thing and figure out, well, what are the egregious transgressions here and that will be forthcoming as everyone goes through this. But, you know, he talked about his work in Northern Ireland in 1998 when he tried to broker - when he did broker a peace accord there between Catholics and Protestants, and how he convinced the warring parties there to leave the past behind and move forward. That's his very strong message to baseball today as well. Leave the past behind. We need to know about the past, but leave it behind. Let's move forward.
BLOCK: And in terms of moving forward, he does come up with some ideas for how to fix this problem or at least address it.
GOLDMAN: Yeah, he does. Everything from, you know, stiffening drug testing to having an outside independent agency oversee the drug-testing program to allow steroid investigations, to look at things other than positive test as investigators go after potential dopers.
BLOCK: Okay. NPR's Tom Goldman. Tom, thanks a lot.
GOLDMAN: You're welcome.
BLOCK: And our coverage of the Mitchell Report continues at npr.org. You can read the full report and get a timeline of the baseball steroids investigation.
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Major League Baseball has "a serious drug culture" in which steroid use is "widespread," says former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell. His long-anticipated report on the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball was released Thursday, culminating 20 months of work.
No other sport in the U.S. has launched such a comprehensive investigation of doping within its own ranks. Here are some questions and answers about the report — and the problem it seeks to remedy:
What were the major findings of the Mitchell Report?
It found "a serious drug culture within baseball," one that touches every one of the 30 major league teams. The drugs in question include steroids and, increasingly, human growth hormones, which cannot be detected by standard urine tests. Mitchell named dozens of players — current and former — who have illegally used performance-enhancing drugs. The list includes stars such as Roger Clemens, Miguel Tejada, Andy Pettitte and Barry Bonds.
Whom does the report blame?
The report places blame on nearly everyone involved in baseball, including officials in the commissioner's office, the players' union, players and club owners. "There was a collective failure to recognize the problem as it emerged and to deal with it early on," Mitchell concluded. In his report, the former senator was especially tough on the players, the vast majority of whom refused to cooperate with his investigation.
Will players who used the performance-enhancing drugs be punished?
That's not likely. The alleged offenses occurred as many as nine years ago, and fully half of the players named have since retired. In addition, Mitchell implied that punishing offenders might be counterproductive. Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig said the possibility of suspension would be considered on a case-by-case basis.
How long has steroid use been a problem in Major League Baseball?
For at least a decade, and probably much longer. The 1990s saw a surge in home runs and, not coincidentally, a surge in attendance, as well. There were rumors of illegal doping, but the baseball establishment — owners, players, fans — largely turned the other way, content to see the game bouncing back from the disastrous 1994 players' strike.
Hasn't that changed since then? Isn't baseball cracking down on the illegal use of performance-enhancing drugs?
Yes. It established mandatory random testing in 2003, and has steadily ratcheted up the penalties for offenders. The big turning point, from a public-relations standpoint, came in 2005, when Congress held hearings on the use of performance-enhancing drugs. Those hearings underscored the extent of the problem, even as some star players such as Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa either denied using steroids or evaded questions about their use.
Why is the Mitchell Report getting so much attention?
Because no other sport in the U.S. has conducted such a comprehensive and thorough investigation into the use of performance-enhancing drugs. Mitchell spoke to all 30 Major League Baseball teams and conducted hundreds of interviews (though he did not have subpoena power). Allegations of illegal drug use hit home for many Americans. Many young players view the major league stars as role models, and in fact, hundreds of thousands of teen players have used performance-enhancing drugs themselves, according to Mitchell.
Why did Major League Baseball choose George Mitchell to conduct this investigation?
The former senator and prosecutor is widely respected, with a reputation for both toughness and fairness. He has led peace missions to Northern Ireland and the Middle East. He is also a lifelong baseball fan and was once considered a top candidate to be commissioner of Major League Baseball.
Why do players take steroids?
Because they work. They allow an athlete to build muscle bulk and endurance, mostly by speeding recovery from strenuous workouts. Some experts believe the drugs also enable athletes to run faster and react more quickly on the playing field.
Are steroids dangerous to a player's health?
Absolutely. Steroids can lead to relatively minor side effects — such as premature balding and acne — but also can cause serious medical conditions, such as liver disease and cardiovascular problems. They can also cause mood swings and suicidal thoughts.
Aren't steroids used for legitimate medical reasons?
Yes. They're used to treat everyone from cancer patients to children with growth problems. But the doses are usually much smaller than those taken by athletes, and the drugs are only available by prescription.
Has the steroid scandal hurt baseball's popularity?
It hasn't hurt attendance, which continues to rise.
Is the use of performance-enhancing drugs limited to baseball?
Not at all. Nearly every major sport is wrestling with this problem. How they deal with it, though, differs widely. The Olympics and professional cycling have the toughest testing regimens and the toughest penalties. After a slow start, baseball now has the harshest penalties of any U.S. team sport. Given the ringing indictment by the Mitchell Report, those penalties — and overall policing of performance-enhancing drugs — are likely to get even tougher.


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