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Meaghan Nelson has become a name to watch for in the collegiate track and field world. After spending the majority of last year's cross country and track seasons injured, Nelson has had breakthrough seasons in both cross country and indoor track, earning All-America honors twice since November.
The Cedar Rapids, Iowa native finished 17th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in November to earn All-America honors for the first time. She went on to finish fourth in the 5,000-meters at the NCAA Indoor Championships in March to earn the honors for a second time.
"Becoming an All-American is definitely not something that I ever really expected coming into college or even coming into this year," Nelson said. "It's really exciting and it makes me want to set my goals higher now and push to do even more."
She's looking to have the same success during the upcoming outdoor season, building off the progress she's made in the last year.
"Qualifying for the national meet and becoming an All-American is probably going to be my goal from now on just because now I can say I've done it before," Nelson said. "Looking at the outdoor season, I want to be an All-American in either the 10,000-meter run or the 5,000-meter run depending on what [head] coach [Corey] Ihmels thinks is best."
Although she redshirted the 2011 outdoor season, Nelson does have a claim to take away from last season. Competing unattached, she took won the 5,000 at the Drake Relays last April. After the end of last year's outdoor track and field season, Nelson's teammates along with Ihmels predicted the upcoming year would surprise her in a good way.
"Luckily they were right," Nelson said. "I thought I would have a solid year where I could be healthy and contribute to the team. But I definitely didn't expect the jump that I made or the success that I've had to any extent."
Along with teammates Betsy Saina and Dani Stack, the Cyclone women have taken the Big 12 Conference by storm this year. The trio led the Cyclones to their first-ever Big 12 cross country title, where Nelson was the race's runner-up and Iowa State's top finisher. Indoors, Nelson took third in the 3,000 and 5,000 just behind Saina who won both races and just ahead of Stack who placed fifth in the conference 3,000 and 5,000 finals.
Training with two runners who have earned All-America honors a combined eight times is what Nelson attributes part of her success to this year.
"Dani and Betsy are both extremely talented and they have accolades that go on and on," Nelson said. "Being able to train with two of the best runners in the country is probably one of the things that has helped me the most. We all work together and support each other."
Ihmels believes that Nelson has what it takes to have a third outstanding season this year in the outdoor 5,000 and 10,000 races.
"She's been completely healthy for a year now and I think that's helped her to excel," Ihmels said. "She's come to the realization after the cross country and indoor seasons that she is one of the best in the country. I think she's running with some confidence now that she maybe didn't have a year ago."
Nelson's first race of the outdoor season was the 10,000 at the Stanford Invitational in Palo Alto, Calif., April 7 where she finished third overall and was the race's first collegiate finisher. Not only was it Nelson's first outdoor race of the year, it was also her first time racing the collegiate 10,000. Her time of 32:33.40 automatically qualifies Nelson for the U.S. Olympic Trials in June and is also the fastest ever that any of the Cyclone women have run their first 10,000-meter race.
"I think the 10,000-meters is going to be her best event," Ihmels said. "I think she's excited for it but at the same time, it's new for her. It's a little scary walking into that. She's taking everything in stride and just gaining that confidence throughout the indoor and cross country seasons is going to help her when she steps up to that start line."


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In his life-sized sculptures of animals, Shawn Smith filters the natural world through digital systems. Working in the form of 3D printing and handcrafted wood, Smith locates two-dimensional images of fauna on the Internet and constructs three-dimensional versions of them. Many of his sculptures are constructed with hand-colored strips of wood that function as voxels, building blocks of the larger compositions that give them a pixelated appearance. The works are counter-intuitive, relying on the handmade to allude to the digital, and creating tension between an object's miniature components and its holistic form.
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December 18, 2006
Contact: Ben Sherman, NOAA Public Affairs
A NOAA research project shows nutrient pollution in estuaries, bays and harbors from the mid-Atlantic to New England is on the rise, showing excess nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus are a threat to coastal water quality nationwide. The study's findings are compiled in a report, "Improving Methods and Indicators for Evaluating Coastal Water Eutrophication: A Pilot Study in the Gulf of Maine."
"Nutrient pollution is a pervasive problem that impacts ecosystems and human activities, particularly in highly developed areas," says co-author Suzanne Bricker, physical scientist at NOAA's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science's Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment. "Our study found that the problem is greater in the mid-Atlantic region, which has a higher population density and more intensive watershed development than coastal New England."
New England, however, has similar problems that are likely to get worse. The study's results indicated that nutrient pollution in the Gulf of Maine is higher than it was early 1990s, and conditions are expected to worsen as the coastal population in that region is expected to increase in the future.
"By including the socioeconomic impacts of pollution in coastal watersheds, we not only prove the value of applying integrated coastal and ocean observing technology in coastal management issues, but also in promoting a coastal stewardship that more fully evaluates the environmental impacts of development and other human activity," said John H. Dunnigan, director of NOAA's National Ocean Service.
In many coastal ecosystems, future nutrient load increases of 10 to 25 percent are expected. These increases, in addition to the natural processing of nutrients once the loads reach estuarine waters, are important factors related to "eutrophication," the process by which excess nutrients — whether from storm water runoff, sewage treatment plants, septic systems, airborne dust, or agriculture — fuel excessive algal blooms that lead to low oxygen conditions. Severe eutrophication causes a number of impacts to ecosystems, ultimately leading to the death of marine organisms, including important commercial fish species.
"Evaluating the extent of eutrophication, and how it affects different parts of the ecosystem, is the first, critical step toward developing strategies to address it," said Dwight Trueblood, NOAA co-director for the Cooperative Institute for Coastal and Estuarine Environmental Technology (CICEET), which co-sponsored the study. CICEET is a partnership between NOAA and the University of New Hampshire.
NOAA scientists developed a "human use indicator" that examined the impact of nutrient pollution on recreational fish catches, making the study distinctive by including human activity as part of the ecosystem, improving traditional methods to assess eutrophication.
"Coastal managers and the public need a way to understand how low oxygen conditions impact the fisheries that are major economic drivers for their regions," said Bricker. "We've developed an indicator that, once tested and expanded, can be used to predict the loss of fish that will potentially occur when dissolved oxygen concentrations drop to a specific, low level."
The assessment methods were originally developed in the 1990s and were modified through this study. They will serve as the basis for an update of NOAA's National Estuarine Eutrophication Assessment that will be released in 2007.
In 2007, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, an agency of the U.S. Commerce Department, celebrates 200 years of science and service to the nation. From the establishment of the Survey of the Coast in 1807 by Thomas Jefferson to the formation of the Weather Bureau and the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries in the 1870s, much of America's scientific heritage is rooted in NOAA.
NOAA is dedicated to enhancing economic security and national safety through the prediction and research of weather and climate-related events and information service delivery for transportation, and by providing environmental stewardship of our nation's coastal and marine resources. Through the emerging Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS), NOAA is working with its federal partners, more than 60 countries and the European Commission to develop a global monitoring network that is as integrated as the planet it observes, predicts and protects.
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Improving Methods and Indicators for Evaluating Coastal Water Eutrophication: A Pilot Study in the Gulf of Maine: http://ccma.nos.noaa.gov/publications/TMNCCOS20.pdf
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Cooperative Institute for Coastal and Estuarine Environmental Technology: http://ciceet.unh.edu
National Estuarine Eutrophication Assessment (1999): http://spo.nos.noaa.gov/projects/cads/nees/Eutro_Report.pdf
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The index of pending home sales increased 1.5% after a revised 1% decline the prior month that was larger than initially reported, figures from the National Association of Realtors showed today. This week presents a very busy week for data releases. We have not only the FOMC meeting and policy announcement, but we also have the ECB's policy announcement, along with the awaited non-farm payrolls release this Friday morning. It looks as though all markets are anticipating QE around the world to continue to boost commodity and equity prices. But that begs the question, will inflation increase along with these other rallies? If so, the bond market is in a conundrum. Go higher because the central banks are buying, or will the bond market start to head lower to price in future inflation?
Equities: The JUN13 E-mini S&P 500 are looking strong once again today, trading up 9.5 points to 1586. This is only 7 points away from the 2013 high of 1593. We believe the Fed will recognize that the official inflation numbers are still highly contained, and thus stoke more risk-on sentiment in the markets with a continued readiness to unleash stimulus upon the markets. The JUN13 E-mini Nasdaq has actually broke through its 2013 high, and is today up 1.05% to 2860. We have a technical target is 2930, and would not be surprised to see the technology companies be the new leaders of the market and propel the Nasdaq higher.
Bonds: The U.S. 30-year bond is up slightly today, trading up 1 tick to 148 29. The bond market is in a very interesting place right now. It seems as though the key stimulus programs around the world, such as USA, Europe and Japan, are actually working to boost stock prices, incite a real estate recovery, and also boost commodity prices. However, with all this happening, why are the inflation numbers increasing? One would assume they would if these other markets are increasing. Perhaps we will start to see increased inflation numbers later this year as this stimulus-created wealth gets worked into the system. If this is the case, we must watch the bond market very closely to see what it is saying about future inflation. We believe the only reason the bond market is still at these elevated levels is because of the Fed's stimulus policies. If the bond market starts to think that the higher stock prices, housing recovery, and higher commodity prices will cause inflation, we believe at some point the bond prices will head sharply lower. It could end up being 12 months from now…
Commodities: Crude oil continues its sharp rally off of the $86 low in mid-April. Today, crude is trading up 1.2% to $94.12. We believe this market is over-extended to the upside and would not be surprised to see a small correction down. Natural gas has had a very strong rally after selling off to $4.15. Today this market is up 3.34% to $4.36. We believe this market is in a very strong uptrend and would not be surprised to see natural gas move up beyond $4.45. Gold continues its rebound today, trading up $18 to $1,471. We believe gold's rally will be capped below $1,500, and may start to consolidate between $1,450 and $1,500.
Currencies: Many major FX instruments are up against the US dollar today, with the Euro up 75 ticks, the Aussie dollar up 74 ticks, and the Pound up smaller at 18 ticks. We believe the FOMC announcement on Wednesday will impact the FX markets in a big way. It looks as though markets are anticipating a Fed that pledges more stimulus and remarks that inflation is contained, and more stimulus will provide more benefits than risks.
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The Next Big Things such as the Corvette Z06 tend to hog the media attention at auto shows, while the subtle refinements made by auto makers get pushed from the spotlight.
Yet the majority of patrons parading through the auto show halls will be looking for practical to haul their families here and there.
Below are some enhancements to vehicles meant to improve the convenience of the ordinary drive. On display at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Jan. 18-26, some are new innovations, while other ideas have been adapted from different models or manufacturers.
Cyclist radar: Volvo continues to push ahead with its city safety program, with the new XC60 now available with cyclist detection, as first announced last spring. Research indicated that pedestrian detection systems couldn't adequately warn of the presence of a cyclist. With Volvo's system, you will get a chime and a reflected message on the windshield if a bicycle enters the danger zone in front of the car and also for a 30-degree range to the sides.
Front-seat consoles: New floating consoles – or centre pass-throughs – on both the Lincoln MKZ and the redesigned Chrysler 200 (pictured) provide a convenient alternative to tossing your electronics in a cup-holder or your purse on the floor. As first introduced by Volvo a decade ago, hollowed-out dead space beneath the radio and centre console can be used for storage. Chrysler has gone a step further to provide a double cup-holder that slides under the armrest.
Pickup step-ups: The pickup and utility segment gets more user-friendly – and more posh – with each incarnation. GM introduced the rear step, a notch in each side of the rear bumper that accommodates a work boot, and a corresponding handhold at the top of the rear gate. No more slipping off, while trying to scale the dizzying height of some of these trucks. (GMC Canyon pictured)
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Good vibrations: Inside its full-sized utility trucks, GM is transferring a safety alert mechanism from the Cadillac XTS (pictured). With the take on the lane departure warning system, the driver's seat vibrates if the vehicle strays – either on the left or right side – to indicate the direction you're going off course. And, in tandem with the park-assist mode, the entire seat will rumble when there is danger of a collision.
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Fingertip control: With sales of the C-Class flat in the United States, Mercedes-Benz is introducing several new interior features, including a touchpad. Situated at your right hand, it enables a driver to give commands by writing letters and numbers – in any language. A heads-up display shines the car's speed, speed limits and navigation directions onto the windshield.
Workhorse add-ons: Integrated ramps being introduced on Ford's popular F-150 pickup should make hauling bikes, ATVs, snowblowers – anything with wheels – safer and easier. The company is also introducing a remote tailgate release and a 360-degree exterior camera to help the driver with parking, transmitting to a 20-cm LCD screen on the dash.
Puts the heat on for you: Porsche's Panamera S Hybrid can heat or cool the interior to a desired temperature 30 minutes before you climb in. As first reported last summer, the program works in conjunction with the charging system, resulting in negligible loss of power to achieve the perfect climate. Still want more incentive to go green? Porsche's new $845,000 918 Spyder allows you green plates, no doubt meaning you'll be the only car with 887 horsepower in the HOV lanes.
Standard ski rack: Volvo's concept XC Coupe is designed to accommodate sports equipment. An integrated compartment over the roof houses skis and snowboards. It operates like a Thule, with a sleek aerodynamic design and paint the same colour as the body. It's uncertain whether the two-door, four-passenger vehicle will be produced, but the convenient sports package may find a home in other models.
Compartmentalizing: In the Rogue, Nissan has found a way to organize rear cargo chaos. Multi-level platforms provide two levels for goods, and also allow you to lower the floor panel to carry taller items. You can adjust the floor panel and create vertical walls to keep groceries from sprawling.
Integrated video: Available on the 2015 Corvette Stingray as a $1,000 option, the Performance Data Recorder captures hi-definition video through the windshield header, records conversations in the car, and monitors handling and positioning of the car with a GPS receiver. The device is mounted on the rear-view mirror. Intended to optimize time at the track, it will no doubt generate YouTube hits. The video footage can be saved to the SD card storied in the glove compartment, then played on the 20 cm dashboard monitor or loaded onto personal computers. Practical, maybe not. Fun, definitely.
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An EV with gas-tank range: Honda says its five-passenger FCEV concept car will answer the nagging issue with electric vehicles: range anxiety. How does 480 kilometres on a charge sound?


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Join German Comedy Ambassador Henning Wehn for an evening of Teutonic jolliness at its best. After his last show tackled those well-known staples of light entertainment that are the British obsession with home ownership and the self-serving nature of most fundraising efforts, this time Henning's having an unbiased look at immigration. He also wonders, if, generally speaking, people are competent. Luckily in his case this doesn't matter as either he's funny or he lives up to a national stereotype. It's a win-win situation. Come along. Or else.
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Friday, October 21, 2005
Sugar High Fridays 13: The Dark Side - Coffee Chocolate Truffle Two Ways
Loveschool is hosting this edition of Sugar High Fridays, and finally, finally, finally - the theme is dark chocolate. I bet many more than myself have been waiting for this one.
I chose to make a dark chocolate truffle, flavored with coffee. Because, come on - what's darker than dark chocolate? That's right, coffee. I then used the truffle for two things. Above, you can see hazelnut macarons with coffee chocolate truffle filling. (And I know, my macarons are lacking a lot - I know. They still tasted good, but.. the shape plain sucks. *sigh* I used the recipe Nigella has for pistachio macarons, from How to be a Domestic Goddess, and just substituted hazelnuts. If anyone wants to give it a try...)
My other creation was very successful - dark chocolate muffins with truffle filling. Yum! I brought these to the cat show too, and they disappeared very fast. In the picture, some have white dots - these are mint chocolate candies that I used instead of truffle for a few muffins: I ran out.
Now, to the recipes!
Coffee Chocolate Truffle
130 g cream (full fat)
250 g dark chocolate (I like Chocovic, just use your favorite)
40 g honey
12 g coffee beans
Chop the chocolate, put in a bowl. Roughly crush your beans with a pestle and mortar. Bring the cream to a boil, pour over the beans and let it steep for five minutes. Strain the cream back into the pot (make sure to press down on the beans to get maximum flavor) and add the honey. Bring to a boil, again. Pour over the chocolate, and stir until smooth and elastic. Let cool in room temperature. (If you want, you can add a little bit of butter at the end, too.)
Dark Chocolate Muffins with a Truffle Center
makes 20 small muffins
2 1/4 dl flour (a scant cup)
1 tsp baking powder
pinch of salt
1,5 dl cacao (1/2 cup + 2 tbsp)
1,25 dl sugar (1/2 cup)
65 g butter, melted
100 ml milk
1 egg
Truffle as above, scooped into 20 small pieces and placed in the freezer
Preheat the oven to 175 degrees C. Get out your muffin cups. I used pretty small ones, since these are very rich muffins. Mix all the dry ingredients. Beat the egg with the milk, and add the butter. Add this to the dry ingredients. Stir well, and divide in your cups - they shouldn't be more than half-filled. Add a piece of truffle to each one, press down well.
Bake for 10-15 minutes - check for doneness and make sure to not let the truffle burn!
4 comments:
- Nic said...
Truffle-filled muffins? I am definately in the mood for some of those. Yum!
- October 21, 2005 2:42 PM
- LisaSD said...
The chocolate on top is so shiny! You must have treated it JUST right!
- October 21, 2005 4:46 PM
- boo_licious said...
Yummy, I love the idea of filling muffins with truffles.
- October 23, 2005 5:08 AM
- chronicler said...
Mmmmm. What a creation! Your macaroons look very yummy too.
- October 24, 2005 6:29 AM
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WASHINGTON – Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Reince Priebus released the following statement on the December jobs report:
"There's been much discussion lately about fighting poverty and inequality in America. Too many Americans, a record number in fact, are living below the poverty line. That has to change, and a job is the best anti-poverty program. So it's sad that job creation hasn't been the focus of this White House.
"Today's jobs report reminds us that Obama's policies simply aren't creating nearly enough jobs and people are leaving the workforce because of it. But it doesn't have to be that way. Dozens of job-creating bills from the Republican-led House have gone ignored by the president and Senate Democrats. They have squandered opportunities to empower the private sector and get Americans back to work. And they refuse to acknowledge that ObamaCare is still slowing down job creation.
"Republicans will continue fighting for policies that limit government and expand opportunity. That's how we'll create jobs and improve the lives of American families."
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The title intrigued me, so I pulled this book off the new shelf. How to Die in Paris is Thomas's first book, a memoir, about her trip of seven months to Italy and Paris. Like all good travel books, it's also autobiographical, not only detailing the author's present but also her past.
Like many twenty-somethings, Naturi's had a difficult time in the recession finding steady work in NY City. Periodically, she lists how many times she's moved in the past few years, and how many nights she has spent couch-surfing, or staying with friends.
Before setting off for Europe, a friend takes her to see a fortune teller. Although Naturi pokes fun at the process, the fortune teller is adamant that the young woman will have an extremely tough time in Europe. Naturi scoffs it off, but...
The first two months go well in Italy. She finds a nanny job with a lovely young family, but her relationship with the mother turns sour when Naturi refuses to translate the woman's huge Ph D thesis from Italian to English. And though I said job, no money was exchanged; the American worked for room and board.
Apparently, Naturi was so desperate to change her life that she flew to Europe with very little spending money. In fact, by the time she reached Paris a few days later, she only had enough for one--yes one!--night's stay at a youth hostel plus some small change.
So instead of eating, drinking, and touring her way through Paris, she finds herself searching for free bathrooms (apparently not as easy as it sounds) and discarded food. The people that help her are usually men (she's told that she's pretty often) and mostly immigrants, many from African, all of whom are only marginally better off than she is.
Naturi describes walking through Paris for hours and always being cold. During this time she thinks of her childhood, and it becomes more and more important to the narrative. Her family was eccentric, and much worse, her mother abused her sexually. That's why she has refused to speak to either parent in several years.
Although this is not as happy-go-lucky as many travelogues are, it offers something deeper and more interesting, a young woman searching for her true self in a foreign land. Naturi's favorite landmark becomes the Eiffel Tower and though it's impossible to jump off, she found it beautiful, and more than worth the price of the trip.


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Spice It Up: Goods to Add a Little Autumn Coziness at Home
The cozy season of Fall is now in full swing. It is such a beautiful time of the year. Scents of pumpkin and cinnamon and chimney smoke fill the air. Soft blankets adorn couches. Slippers await cold feet. And colors constantly change before our eyes.
Decor often morphs and changes over the next few months, in tune with the holidays. You don't have to go totally overboard to get in the mood — little things here and there work just as well. Here are some small decor items to add a little extra autumn to your daily life.
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Since I have only laid eyes on my paragon transmission are there differences between the years of the same model? Mainly, would any Paragon PV33L have the same dimensions as my PV33L?
I have seen a few PV33 transmissions for sale that have don't appear to have a raw water cooling system on the vdrive portion.
You can see the difference below. One appears to be internally cooled. Mine is raw water cooled.
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SAN JOSE, Costa Rica— LA Galaxy Insider Adam Serrano's Three Points to the team's 3-0 CONCACAF Champions League victory over C.S. Cartaginés. With the win, the Galaxy qualified for the CCL quarterfinals as the winners of Group 8.
Starting a reserve-laden lineup in Costa Rica, the LA Galaxy needed one of their young guns to shoulder the responsibility. Forward Jack McBean answered the call, leading the way in LA's 3-0 victory.
McBean's physicality as well his runs off the ball allowed him to wreak havoc on the Cartaginés defense. It didn't take long for the 18-year-old to find the back of the net as he nodded in a Rafael Garcia cross just six minutes into the match. The goal allowed him to tie Robbie Keane for the most goals scored by a Galaxy player all-time in the competition. As the Galaxy added two more goals in the opening 30 minutes, McBean would have a hand in both finishes as he played a central role in the buildup to goals by Chandler Hoffman and Laurent Courtois.
The young forward's job wasn't done there, however, as once the second half began and Cartaginés looked to claw their way back in the game, McBean's hold up play provided vital as the Galaxy killed off the game and clinched their spot in the quarterfinals.
Up three goals, the LA Galaxy could have pressed for many more, but the team was more than content to see out the game and earn their third consecutive shutout in CONCACAF Champions League play.
Cartaginés dominated possession in the second half, but it meant little as the Galaxy's efficient defensive play prevented them from adequately testing LA goalkeeper Brian Rowe. Time and time again, the Galaxy's defenders were able to make timely interceptions or clearances in the final third that prevented the Costa Ricans from generating any truly threatening opportunities. It wasn't until the 87th minute when Pablo Herrera's shot was palmed away by Brian Rowe that the home side managed a shot on target from open play.
Where the Costa Ricans did have success was on set pieces as Panamanian referee John Pitti called several fouls on LA in Cartaginés' final third that led to dangerous free kick chances. However, each time Rowe proved up to the task as he made two of his five saves on the night on such plays.
Check off one of the LA Galaxy's main objectives for 2013 off the list.
The Galaxy clinched a berth in the quarterfinals of the Champions League for the third consecutive year with the win, which assured them of the top spot in Group 8. The result, and the manner in which it was earned, will send the Galaxy into their final match of the group stage, in El Salvador against Isidro Metapán, on a high. One of three clubs who have won each of their first three games in the Champions League and the only one who are yet to concede a goal, LA are now positioned well to claim one of the top seeds heading into the quarterfinals.
With the Galaxy facing a tough 11-day stretch in October that will likely whether or not they will have an opportunity to win a third straight MLS Cup title, expect Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena to opt for a similar reserve-laden lineup in El Salvador.
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Summerlander wrote:We are moving towards subjective experience, not necessarily a hypothetical non-physical plane of existence. Jack and Hagart are right in pointing out that if something is non-physical then it can't possibly interact with or be affected by the physical. For something to be affected by physical forces it has to be physical by default in order to be compatible.
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Jersey Inconsistencies (not Uniformz related)
So it's been pointed out before that Adidas has had some... inconsistencies in the jerseys and their piping on the away unis:
Notice how Roh's piping goes above his name, QWash's is below. Yesterady I noticed something weird with the home uni's as well. As part of the "Block M is Everywhere" campaign, a block M was added to the back collar on the home jerseys:
You can see Kenny Demens has a Block M on his back collar here (from yesterday):
However, the offensive players (as best I could tell) didn't have a block M yesterday. They had text "Michigan" in that spot.
Look at the collar on the Funchise. Anyone know why this is? I'm not trying to complain so much as my OCD tendancies hate Adidas.


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Battlestar Galactica: The Plan (UK - BD)
Chris takes a look at the Blu-ray release of the final chapter of the Battlestar saga
The opening moments of The Plan occur just prior to the events in the original Battlestar Galactica miniseries. Humanoid Cylon John Cavil (Dean Stockwell) is depicted masterminding the 'boxing' of the 'Final Five' and inserting them into the Twelve Colonies some time before the Cylons' genocidal attack. What follows is a non-linear look at events spanning roughly the first two seasons of the show, shown from the alternate perspective of the Cylons. It fleshes out certain characters' back-stories, shows alternate takes of existing scenes, and adds a lot of new CGI elements (such as the destruction of the Twelve Colonies themselves). To say any more would spoil not only this feature-length episode, but the series as a whole, and as there are plenty of people still working their way through Battlestar Galactica I won't elaborate.
The episode was designed to serve as a sort of 'last hurrah' for the series, with the intention of tying up some of the loose ends (the main one being what the Cylons' much talked about 'plan' actually was). On the whole I think it delivers, but it's not full of the sort of shocking revelations that I had expected. Instead it simply fleshes out certain characters, providing motivation for their actions in the series. We get to see more of Boomer's double life, there's a lot more screen time for Simon, and we finally learn who Six was talking to on Caprica right before the fall. Of course we also get to see how the Final Five ended up among the fleet and the destruction of the Twelve Colonies in all its horrifying glory, the latter of which ranks among the best of the visual effects sequences in the show's entire run.
As per the episode's original television outing, Universal provide a 1.78:1 widescreen transfer (1080/24p VC-1) for The Plan's UK Blu-ray début. Assessing the quality of The Plan's visual transfer is somewhat tricky, due in no small part to the choices made by the filmmakers. As with the series The Plan can be very grainy and bleached out, and often has less than inky black levels during the exterior space scenes, but this is an accurate representation of the show's visual style and something you quickly learn to accept (although that didn't stop Universal putting a disclaimer on all of their Battlestar releases). Colour rendition is strong, even if the palette isn't what I'd describe as 'natural', and the image is impressively detailed for the most part.
However, the image isn't totally without fault. There was at least one scene near the beginning where the quality took a bit of a nosedive, so much so that it stood out like a sore thumb. There's also some slight posterisation to be found throughout, but it's nothing too bad. Another issue I noticed something that numerous people have reported seeing in certain episodes of the full series. A number of scenes appear to contain an odd 'pulsing' effect, which is actually quite distracting, and unfortunately I'm unable to confirm whether or not it was present in the broadcast version. Even so, this is still a good effort.
As with the rest of the series on Blu-ray, The Plan arrives with a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 soundtrack that does a superb job of immersing the viewer in the world of Battlestar Galactica. There's plenty of directionality throughout, be it the Cylon Raiders swooping out of the sky in attack formation, nuclear explosions washing away entire cities, or a hail of gunfire as the resistance fighters take on the toasters. There's also some pretty decent bass during the meatier explosions, and the multiple nuclear holocausts provide a few of those. That's no to say that the track ignores the subtleties; be it the eerie sounds a now-deserted Caprica or the general hubbub of life aboard a busy Battlestar, this is a tremendously atmospheric track.
Dialogue is generally well-rendered, but there are a couple of moments where the quality wavers. This is most likely due to the fact that a lot of the footage was culled from the miniseries and juxtaposed with the newer stuff, so it sounds a little different. Of course Bear McCreary's score was one of the highlights of the Battlestar series, and it's no different here. McCreary builds on the themes that made the series' music so great and lays a rock-solid foundation for the rest of the elements. While it's true that you'll hear better soundtracks on the format, for a TV movie this is pretty impressive stuff.
Audio Commentary with Director/Star Edward James Olmos and Writer Jane Espenson: Edward James Olmos and Jane Espenson provide a down-to-earth commentary track that deals with their reasons for wanting to make The Plan. It's a pretty low-key affair, with the first thirty minutes or so spent complimenting everyone involved in the production, but they do cover all of the bases even if there are a few lengthy gaps. I wouldn't say that this is the most exciting commentary track I've ever listened to, but it does have its moments.
Deleted Scenes (13:57 SD): The deleted scenes represent the only standard definition content on the disc. Many of the scenes have incomplete effects shots, instead providing text overlays to describe what we should be seeing. Again, to say too much about the deleted scenes would compromise the story for the uninitiated, but there are some nice moments here even if most of them are actually just scene extensions.
From Admiral to Director: Edward James Olmos & The Plan (06:48 HD): In this short featurette actor turned director Eddie Olmos talks about the different disciplines that come with working both in front of and behind the camera. It a bit of a love-fest, with many of the cast and crew appearing to extol Olmos' virtues, but it's worth watching to see his interactions with everyone from extras to co-stars.
The Cylons of The Plan (06:52 HD): This is another short featurette that features Dean Stockwell, Tricia Helfer, Grace Park and Rock Worthy discussing their roles. As with The Plan itself, the featurette is dominated by Stockwell as he discusses his character's motivations. It's a bit short to offer any real insight, but it was quite entertaining while it lasted.
The Cylon Attack (04:03 HD): If you've ever wondered what goes into shooting an action scene on Battlestar Galactica, here's your chance to find out. This is basically a very short behind-the-scenes look at the filming of the Caprican resistance's attack on the Cylon depot. It's amazing to think that a short on-screen sequence can be so complicated to shoot.
Visual Effects: The Magic Behind 'The Plan' (19:03 HD): The longest featurette on the disc focuses on the various digital effects and how they were created. It includes interviews with the effects crew who talk us through numerous pre-viz sequences and discuss their relationship with the writers and creators. I was actually surprised to learn that the writers had a fairly 'hands-off' approach to the effects scenes, instead allowing the VFX guys to do what they do best.
BD-Live: If you go online you'll have access to a Battlestar trivia quiz. However, Universal is yet another company that forces you to sign up to their BD-Live service before you can use it. Here's a short message for them and evey other company that forces you to do it: for the love of Christ, stop! I don't want to have to use a clumsy user interface to provide you with my email address and a ton of personal details just to play a bloody quiz!
BD-Live Ticker: This is an online news ticker with information about Universal promos and the like. Obviously it requires an active Internet connection and it can be turned off if you so desire.
My Scenes: Can't say I've ever used the bookmarking feature of any disc, and I didn't start with The Plan.
D-Box Motion Code: The disc is D-Box Motion Controller enabled for those of you with the necessary hardware.
Oh, before I forget, if your player is connected to the Internet the disc will load a selection of random trailers for Universal titles at start-up. Thankfully these can be skipped, but I'd have liked the option to skip directly to the main menu without the disc eating my Internet bandwidth without consent, thank you very much.
To be brutally honest I have to concede that The Plan isn't essential viewing. One can quite easily go through the entire series without any knowledge of this episode and find the experience no less intelligible. However, The Plan does offer a fascinating take on familiar events that die-hard fans of the series should find most rewarding. It's really one for the completists out there, who have devoured everything Battlestar related and still crave more.
As is usual for the franchise, Universal has provided a solid audio-visual experience and a collection of interesting supplemental material. The extras aren't quite as comprehensive as those that accompany the complete series, but they do cover most of the bases and should appease most fans. If like me you're a Battlestar nut then this is a pretty essential purchase, but just make sure that you're finished with the series first to avoid major spoilers!
* Note: The above images are taken from the Blu-ray release and resized for the page. Full-resolution captures are available by clicking individual images, but due to .jpg compression they are not necessarily representative of the quality of the transfer.
Review by Chris Gould
Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over
Disc Details
Release Date: 10th May 2010
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 1.78:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English
Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish
Extras: Audio Commentary, Deleted Scenes, Featurettes, BD-Live
Easter Egg: Yes
Feature Details
Director: Edward James Olmos
Cast: Edward James Olmos, Dean Stockwell, Michael Trucco, Grace Park, Michael Hogan, Aaron Douglas, Callum Keith Rennie, Kate Vernon, Rick Worthy, Lymari Nadal, Matthew Bennett, Rekha Sharma, Tricia Helfer
Genre: Sci-Fi
Length: 111 minutes
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By Hasmik Mkrtchyan
YEREVAN (Reuters) - Armenian President Serzh Sarksyan promised on Tuesday to make the country secure and stable after cruising to victory in an election which international vote monitors said lacked real competition.
But Sarksyan faces a challenge in his second five-year term to prevent tensions increasing with Azerbaijan over the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh that could lead to a new war in the South Caucasus, where pipelines carry Caspian oil and gas to Europe.
Preliminary results showed Sarksyan won 58.6 percent of the votes cast in Monday's election, enough to avoid a second-round run-off. His closest rival, U.S.-born former Foreign Minister Raffi Hovannisian, trailed on nearly 37 percent.
"Armenia chose the path towards a safe Armenia and I am happy and proud of the fact that every resident of Armenia will be on that path," Sarksyan, 58, told celebrating supporters.
International observers said the vote was an improvement on recent elections in the former Soviet republic, including the 2008 presidential ballot in which 10 people were killed.
"However, the limited field of candidates meant that the election was not genuinely competitive," representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe said in a statement.
"The candidates who did run were able to campaign in a free atmosphere and to present their views to voters, but the campaign overall failed to engage the public's interest."
Several of Sarksyan's potential rivals, most notably former President Levon Ter-Petrosyan, decided not to run because they feared the election would be skewed in the president's favor.
A minor candidate was shot and wounded during campaigning, and police received 70 complaints of voting violations. The result was in line with opinion polls, however.
One group, the opposition Heritage Party, alleged some ballots cast for Sarksyan's opponents had been thrown out and said it planned a protest in the capital Yerevan later on Tuesday. It was not clear if other parties would take part.
Armenians had expected Sarksyan to win and there was little celebrating. "I expect that things will get better in the next five years. And after that of course we will need to change (the president). That's all," said Yerevan resident Roza Atovyan.
Another woman in Yerevan, Elana Akapova, said: "The president has a lot of administrative power. Therefore it's natural that he received the majority of the vote."
The result strengthens Sarksyan's hold on Armenia, which borders Iran, Georgia, Turkey and Azerbaijan, after his Republican Party won a parliamentary election last year.
Sarksyan's promises of economic recovery went down well with voters in the country of 3.2 million, where more than 30 percent live below the poverty line. The average monthly wage is about $300 and unemployment was 16 percent last year.
Armenia is an important potential ally for the West which is trying to ensure Iran does not develop nuclear weapons, although tightening international economic sanctions on its neighbors could affect Armenia's trade and economy.
Sarksyan has outlined no big policy changes and investors and foreign governments are worried by Armenia's fraught relations with Azerbaijan.
About 30,000 people were killed in the war over Nagorno-Karabakh in the 1990s and Azerbaijan uses its diplomatic and economic muscle to isolate Yerevan. It has vastly increased military spending in the last few years, alarming Yerevan.
Nagorno-Karabakh is an ethnic Armenian-majority enclave inside Azerbaijan, which Armenia-backed rebels wrested from Azeri troops. Firefights along the border still kill troops on both sides and experts say a wider conflict is possible.
Sarksyan has accused Azerbaijan of threatening a new conflict. Azerbaijan denies it is the aggressor and says Armenians should hand back control of the mountainous enclave.
"In terms of domestic policy, we should expect a continuation of deepening ties with the West and the European Union," said Richard Giragosian, director of the Regional Studies Centre think tank in Yerevan.
He ruled out a breakthrough over Nagorno-Karabakh, saying: "Both sides remain too far apart."
Without a shift in regional politics, durable economic growth will be difficult for Armenia while its borders with Azerbaijan and Turkey remain closed. Turkey shut the border in 1993 in solidarity with its ethnic kin in Azerbaijan.
Most regional pipeline projects between growing regional power Turkey and the oil and gas-producing Azerbaijan isolate Armenia, making Yerevan more dependent on ties with its Soviet-era master Moscow, which has a military base on Armenian soil.
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- Salad:
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- Bring broth to a boil in a medium saucepan. Add the barley, oil, and salt. Bring back to a boil, adjust heat to maintain a gentle simmer, cover and cook until tender, about 30 minutes. Remove from the heat and let stand, covered, for 10 minutes more. Drain excess liquid, if needed. Cool. Meanwhile, whisk the lemon juice, salt, and pepper in a large serving bowl. Gradually whisk in the oil, starting with a few drops and then adding the rest in a steady stream, to make a smooth dressing. Add the barley and the remaining salad ingredients and toss to coat with the dressing. Serve. Copyright (c) 2004 Television Food Network, G.P., All Rights Reserved.
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May 19. 2013 8:50PM
Driving lesson turns into car accident in Laconia
— A 16-year-old girl learning how to drive received a bigger lesson than intended Sunday morning.
Police said a vehicle being driven by the girl, with her father providing advice and guidance, drove into the opposite lane of Gilford Avenue just after 11 a.m. Sunday and hit a vehicle that was stopped in traffic.
The second car was pushed into a motorcycle. The driver of the motorcycle jumped off at impact.
Several people in the car that was hit were taken to Lakes Region General Hospital for treatment of injuries described as not life threatening.
Police said speed and alcohol did not appear to be a factor in the crash.
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Ryan wrote:See to me that's a straight up lucid dream. You did a reality check and you realized you were dreaming! UNLESS you completely ignored that fact and didn't gain the awareness. Then it's a normal dream again.
This is the problem, you don't actually gain awareness, just dream about it like anything else you dream about. Believe it or not, I have dreams that I dream I gained awareness but didn't.
I wake up and it seems sort of like it was a lucid dream (had one again last night). But there really wasn't awareness, just a dream about the subject of lucid dreaming which had all the elements, but was a dream about it, not the actual thing. If I never had the real thing, I might think that was all there was.
It is a strange thing, don't get me wrong. And you do wake up confused. Although I know from the one I had last night that I am getting close to my next real one.
Ryan wrote:...if it's more collective and less individual/personal, you'll have less "control" because other consciousnesses are stabilizing the reality. I believe that's why this collective consciousness physical reality we're all experiencing right now is so stable and constant.
I'm glad there someone else who believes this besides me. I would call it "collective stability". The entire existence of this "reality" is dependant on most of us believing in it and reinforcing it's existence. If the entire human population collectively decided, we could turn this whole place into an empty void, or anything else we wanted


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After several years of being in and out of bands, Roberts had developed a unique yet wholly indie-rock style with hints of garage-blues and soul. Disbanding his latest project Northstar in 1999, he went solo. He self-recorded and self-released two collections of songs--one of which, The Inhuman Condition, quietly hit the shelves in 2001. Sales started gathering steam, and the next summer the EP was re-released with Maplemusic Recordings. Suddenly, Sam Roberts became a household name. With pure vocals, catchy riffs, and insightful lyrics, the album smashed Canadian records, becoming one of the best-selling indie releases of all time. Roberts then stinted with Oasis and Tragically Hip, signed an international record deal, and put together a band. They've released a total of five full-lengths, and all have been nominated and/or won Juno awards.
The latest from the Sam Roberts Band is due out this month. Coming off the radio-friendly, rootsy "Love at the End of the World", they've been working on Collider. It's full of ear-catching pop melodies, and features Califone percussionist Ben Massarella and Antibalas woodwind man Stuart Bogie. Produced by Brian Deck (Modest Mouse and Iron & Wine), this album is no doubt hotly anticipated by fans and critics alike.
Don't miss out on seeing this Canadian sensation, live at the World Cafe Live at the Queen in Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday, May 21.
Teaming with the passion and excitement of a young new band, they are optimistic about their future--a buzzing confidence that has followed them through their debut album up until now. After receiving hand clapping praise for 2009's White Lies for Dark Times, Haper and The Relentless 7 went back to the studio to piece together their upcoming album "Give Till It's Gone." With Harper's determination to flesh out the groups sound, the quartet went to record in Santa Monica with some big-name collaborators--Ringo Starr playing on one song and Jackson Browne providing background vocals on another. The result is a solid album, just recently released this month, that maintains the same interlocking exchange of Harper's soulful singing, cascading electric guitars and upbeat percussion. Harper is enthusiastic about the project, as are his loyal followers, so this is your opportunity to catch some of the new material live in concert.
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At the core of The Jayhawks acclaimed alt-country is the paired talent of Gary Louris and Mark Olsen. These guys seem to have it all--impeccable guitar lines, smooth harmonies, and songwriting capabilities that could rival just about any musician (or group of musicians) around.
Formed in Minneapolis in 1985, the Jayhawks perfected their bar band style with years of on stage performances. Drawing inspiration from influences like Gram Parsons, the Louvin Brothers, Tim Hardin, and as always, Bob Dylan, the Jayhawks had soon attracted quite the following in Minnesota for their innovative yet retrospective sound. Adding a bass and percussion, the quartet released their eponymous debut in 1986. Quickly becoming a local favorite, the Jayhawks' hard Americana could be heard all over Twin Cities, and they kept recording.
Their big breakthrough came with major label release Hollywood Town Hall in 1991. Making the top of many critics' lists, the Jayhawk's third album, full of 'spare country rock', elicited praise from Rolling Stone as 'sweeping', 'a marvel', and 'raggedly beautiful'. From then on, despite an evolving lineup, the Jayhawks released a stream of acclaimed albums until their unofficial hiatus in 2005. They've occasionally reunited for brief tours--Louris announced a few shows this spring on the festival circuit but not much else. However, The Jayhawks released their first ever compilation in July, 2009 North Country: The Jayhawks Anthology. Featuring video, B-sides, and their greatest hits, this album is sure to rekindle old fans' excitement as well as bring new admirers to one of alt-country's greatest modern groups. Rumor has it that they will also be releasing a new album in mid 2011.
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16 March 2014, Abu Dhabi – The date palm production system in the United Arab Emirates could become the first Globally Important Agriculture Heritage System (GIAHS) in the Near East countries in 2015, FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva said at the Khalifa International Date Palm Award Ceremony held in Abu Dhabi, during the 5th International Date Palm Conference.
José Graziano da Silva announced that the date palm oases of Liwa and Al Ein in the UAE are currently in the process of being recognized as two of the unique traditional agricultural heritage systems and landscapes worldwide created by generations of farmers using locally adapted management practices and recognized under the GIAHS program.
Date palms, an integral part of desert culture
The Director-General lauded the palm tree as part of the history, tradition and culture of region. "Recovering and valuing local crops such as date palms is an important strategy in the pursuit of food security," Graziano da Silva added. "Such crops not only provide food and income, but are part of the culture and history of many peoples".
"In preserving date palms and adapting their production to today's and tomorrow's constraints, you are building a sustainable, food secure future without losing your heritage," the FAO Director-General stressed.
Date palms are vital for the livelihoods of people in the UAE and other countries in the Near East. They provide sustenance, building materials, shade and a source of income.
The Khalifa International Date Palm Award has been set up by the UAE, which is at the forefront of date palm research and technology, as a platform to recognize and reward those individuals and institutions who have significantly contributed to this field around the world.
"Their work helps to keep a culture alive and to adapt date palm production to today's challenge: producing in a sustainable manner," the FAO chief said in congratulating the winners, which included a date palm genome project in Saudi Arabia, a model palm production farm in Jordan and a new detection machine for the red palm weevil in Egypt, among others.
He underlined that efforts to preserve and update knowledge on date palms has created "a unique system that combines production and sustainability, safeguards biodiversity, and helps to improve the livelihoods of those who till the land."
The award is designed to highlight the uniqueness of the date palm as part of the heritage and lives of the people of date-growing countries. It also acknowledges the contribution made by science and modern technology in the propagation, production, protection, processing, packaging and marketing of this unique tree.
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We've recently examined how more advanced aspects of Fibonacci retracements combine with cycle analysis to provide a powerful big-picture view of the markets. Written with those new to Fibonacci in mind, this article will offer a more basic overview that also covers fans and arcs in both individual stocks and popular equity indexes.
For those unfamiliar with the basics of Fibonacci, the term most often is used to refer to a series of numbers that were popularized by Italian mathematician Leonardo Pisano Fibonacci who lived in the 12th century. The numbers are more than just a series of relationships, however. Fibonacci discovered that these numbers and the relationships between them were found throughout nature.
The Fibonacci numbers themselves are a sequence in which each successive number is the sum of the two previous numbers:
1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, etc.
After you advance past the first few numbers, the ratio of any number to the next approaches 0.618%, and the ratio of any number to the one prior becomes approximately 1.618%. Traders and investors use these numbers and ratios to identify points of action (new positions, liquidate positions, add to positions, etc.) in the markets.
There Fibonacci studies are most popular among traders:
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Fibonacci arcs are half circles that extend out from a trendline. The first and third arcs are based on the Fibonacci ratios 0.382 (38.2%) and 0.618 (61.8%), respectively. The middle arc is set at 0.50 or 50%.
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As seen in the chart of Apple Inc. ("Breaking the fall," below), after the significant bull market, from a low of 522 on May 18, 2012, until the high of 704 on Sept. 21, Apple stock started correcting. At that point, we can use the low and high to draw Fibonacci arcs as shown.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was passed by both houses of the United States Congress. It was signed by a president who has since been re-elected. It was upheld by a skeptical Supreme Court. Like it or not, "Obamacare" is the law of the land.
So the next step is to try to make it work as well as possible, right?
Wrong, at least according to too many critics.
This fall, the push to expand access to insurance coverage enters a critical period. Uninsured residents can start signing up for health insurance through exchanges that offer group rates and do not penalize people with pre-existing conditions. Those with incomes between 100 and 400 percent of the poverty level will be eligible for federal subsidies to help cover the cost.
That's a great opportunity for those who can't get insurance at work and a boon for public health as a whole, say people like Dr. Karen DeSalvo, New Orleans' health commissioner — as long as people know that they're eligible and understand how to sign up.
DeSalvo's office is using a federal grant to reach out to workers in low-coverage industries such as construction, tourism and restaurants, to let them know what's available and encourage them to enroll.
Sure, DeSalvo works for a Democratic mayor, but she sees the initiative as divorced from politics. She said she's not advocating for a political point of view, but rather "for people to have good quality care."
"I'm a public health person," she said. "I believe that if people have health insurance coverage and better quality care, they're healthier, they can go to work, go to school, and have a better quality of life."
Elsewhere, though, the effort to spread the word has run straight into partisan politics.
Among those manning the buzz saws is Rep. Steve Scalise, chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee, who beseeched the National Football League and National Basketball Association to reject any request by the Obama administration's to help spread the word through a public education campaign. The idea was based on an effort by the Boston Red Sox to publicize a similar Massachusetts law passed by Republican Gov. Mitt Romney.
But in a letter to the commissioners of both leagues, Scalise, R-Jefferson, scoffed at the Department of Health and Hospitals' "plans to facilitate and cheer on the implementation of President Obama's health care law," and cautioned the leagues against "being coerced into doing their dirty work for them."
Gov. Bobby Jindal, of course, has pointedly refused to accept federal money to expand Medicaid for those who make too little to qualify for the aforementioned subsidies, and also has declined to set up a state-level exchange. Jindal may go around talking about how states are more efficient than federal government, but in this case he's content to let Washington do it.
Sentiment on the right is so strong that it's produced tremendous pressure not to break ranks. That explains why Scalise's congressional colleague, Rep. Charles Boustany, R-Lafayette, adamantly denied news reports that he'd criticized Jindal's stance on expanding Medicaid and setting up a state-level exchange — reports that led a major conservative blog to bash him.
Now, okay, obviously Obamacare as a whole remains fraught on all sorts of levels. It's large, cumbersome and proving enormously complicated to implement, so much so that the president recently delayed the mandate that large and not-so-large employers provide insurance for full-time employees.
That's left critics feeling empowered and Obama on the defensive. Last week, the president, with good reason, accused "lots of folks in Washington" of "rooting for this to fail."
Behind the scenes, pressure is coming from a different quarter. With the Oct. 1 deadline to set up the exchanges looming, the White House is scrambling to convince younger and healthier people to sign up — not just because it wants political buy-in, but also because it needs them to balance out the older customers who consume more health care, in order to keep costs and premiums in check for everyone. According to a recent Washington Post story on the administration's marketing effort, the White House believes its ability to lure those potential customers will determine whether the measure works as designed, or doesn't.
So, yes, the critics are right that the White House wants this thing to work, badly. There's a lot riding on the exchanges' success for some politicians, and on its failure for others. But the underlying, and often-ignored, question is — regardless of whether you believe in Obamacare, shouldn't everyone know their rights? So ask yourself this: Is it more political to promote the program — or not to?
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Have the corndogs ever been to the Hill? Crazy to think that a conference opponent has never played at your home stadium, especially when you consider what a big game that has been.
http://www.nwaonline.com/news/2012/feb/17/arkansas-lsu-be-played-fayetteville/Ole Miss to LR
Ole Miss is a better draw to get people into the stadium vs Kentucky.
Come on, dude. What kind of yankee screen door is that?
Some fancy ass ACC style door.
ISWYDT. Not that I preciate it.
I hope and pray that I get to sit in the stands of dwrrs at least once in my lifetime during an apocalyptic blizzard. For any of y'all that wish otherwise, start a fund right now for some winter gear. How allsome would it be to watch us skull frick LSU in a snow storm?
But you'd also see a stadium maybe 2/3 full at best if it was that big of a snowstorm. Obviously with many folks will be heading up Friday morning after Thanksgiving, a snowstorm like that would damper the crowd along with our high flying offense. No thanks for me wanting to play in a blizzard vs LSU.
All of you are ticets belong to us.
My one prayer is that after this year, the coonass corndogs get they asses beat so bad in Fayetteville that they BEG to go back to playing in Little Rock.
I'll see you next year...in Fayetteville.
It would be awesome. I'll be there.
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Those of you at the Lie-Nielsen show in Chicago may have seen me and Christopher Schwarz pestering Jeff Miller to demonstrate his slick tenon jig and mortise jig – the ones about which he's written for the June 2012 issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine. If you were one of those who asked me when the videos would be on our site…it took me a few days longer than I said (sorry!).
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WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) -- Cara Delevingne is the latest person to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexually harassing her.
The actress released a statement on Instagram saying that the first time she encountered Weinstein, the movie producer asked if she "had slept with any of the women" she was seen out with in the media.
Delevingne would meet with Weinstein again two years later. Weinstein invited her to his hotel room - a request she declined. But because her car transporting her away from the situation wasn't ready for her yet, she eventually agreed to meet with him.
In the room, the actress was sitting with Weinstein and another woman. The woman attempted to make "some sort of advances upon his direction" which caused Delevingne to get up swiftly and begin to sing.
After she finished singing, Delevingne said she had to leave. Weinstein walked her to the door and "stood in front of it and tried to kiss me on the lips."
Delevingne got a part in the movie she was discussing with Weinstein and she believes this happened because of the incident that occurred.
The actress urged women and girls who are harassed, abused or raped to know it is never their fault.
"I actually feel better and I'm proud of the women who are brave enough to speak," Delevingne said. "This must stop. The more we talk about it, the less power we give them."
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When I first started to work as an actress, i was working on a film and I received a call from? Harvey Weinstein asking if I had slept with any of the women I was seen out with in the media. It was a very odd and uncomfortable call....i answered none of his questions and hurried off the phone but before I hung up, he said to me that If I was gay or decided to be with a woman especially in public that I'd never get the role of a straight woman or make it as an actress in Hollywood. A year or two later, I went to a meeting with him in the lobby of a hotel with a director about an upcoming film. The director left the meeting and Harvey asked me to stay and chat with him.
As soon as we were alone he began to brag about all the actresses he had slept with and how he had made their careers and spoke about other inappropriate things of a sexual nature. He then invited me to his room. I quickly declined and asked his assistant if my car was outside. She said it wasn't and wouldn't be for a bit and I should go to his room. At that moment I felt very powerless and scared but didn't want to act that way hoping that I was wrong about the situation. When I arrived I was relieved to find another woman in his room and thought immediately I was safe. He asked us to kiss and she began some sort of advances upon his direction. I swiftly got up and asked him if he knew that I could sing. And I began to sing....i thought it would make the situation better....more professional....like an audition....i was so nervous.
After singing I said again that I had to leave. He walked me to the door and stood in front of it and tried to kiss me on the lips. I stopped him and managed to get out of the room. I still got the part for the film and always thought that he gave it to me because of what happened. Since then I felt awful that I did the movie. I felt like I didn't deserve the part. I was so hesitant about speaking out....I didn't want to hurt his family. I felt guilty as if I did something wrong. I was also terrified that this sort of thing had happened to so many women I know but no one had said anything because of fear.
I want women and girls to know that being harassed or abused or raped is NEVER their fault and not talking about it will always cause more damage than speaking the truth. I am relieved to be able to share this....i actually feel better and I'm proud of the women who are brave enough to speak....this isn't easy but there are strength in our numbers. As I said, this is only the beginning. In every industry and especially in Hollywood, men abuse their power using fear and get away with it. This must stop. The more we talk about it, the less power we give them. I urge you all to talk and to the people who defend these men, you are part of the problem.