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DVD Review - Rock'n n Roll'nPosted in Features on August 1, 2006
With this issue including our article covering the recent 40th Annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, we thought it would be appropriate to let you know about a new off-road DVD that showcases some of the toughest Moab has to offer. Rock'n n Roll'n is the latest four-wheeling DVD brought to you by the people at White Knight Productions.
The video starts off at a 2005 W.E. Rock rockcrawling event in Moab, showing that Obstacle B5 presents a challenge for any trail rig, from a highly modified TJ to a custom crawling buggy.
The next segment of the video is set in Moab as well during a trail day with a group of highly modified Jeeps, custom buggies, and one monster neon green six-wheel Dodge Ram. They take on Devil's Gate, Escalator, Hot Tub, Dump Bump, Rocker Knocker, and more. Most of us don't wish for a rainy day on the trail, especially when climbing over slickrock, but such a combination of the elements does make for some great footage. A few of the participants push it to the limits trying to get through Hot Tub, but because of all the rainfall, a good number of them end up on their lids.
One feature of this video we really enjoyed was that they let the camera run and don't just show you a 2-second shot of the vehicle going through the obstacle. Being able to see what the participants go through, over and over, trying to overcome each barrier along the trail is truly remarkable. It really makes you appreciate the time and money off-roaders put into their rigs, not to mention the proof of experience.
We recommend picking up a copy of Rock'n n Roll'n to see for yourself.


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The third Floridian whose death has been attributed to the fungal meningitis outbreak was Walter Ward, 78, of Ocala.
OCALA - Walter Ward had worried about his epidural shot since reading local news accounts that some vials of the medicine from Massachusetts were contaminated. Then people began dying and he worried even more.
The 78-year-old Ocala man had a spine operation a year ago. In August, he received an epidural shot to relieve his chronic back pain. Florida Department of Health officials say he was unknowingly injected with a suspect batch of a steroid, methylprednisolone acetate, at the Marion Pain Management Center.
He didn't show any symptoms of fungal meningitis until Oct. 15, when he collapsed at home. He died the next day at Ocala Regional Medical Center.
"He was afraid since the first (newspaper) article appeared. We told him not to worry … that he didn't have any symptoms," recalled his wife, Louise, during an interview Monday. "We tried to ease his worrying … But I was a little worried … but I didn't let him know."
As of Monday night, the outbreak had left nearly 300 people confirmed with fungal meningitis in 16 states and 23 people dead in seven of those states.
On Monday, the Florida Department of Health announced the state's 18th confirmed case of fungal meningitis. It was a 55-year-old man who received treatment at Pain Consultants of West Florida in Escambia County.
Thirteen of the 18 confirmed Florida cases were in Marion County, as are all three of the state's deaths.
About three weeks ago the Wards got a letter they never wanted to see. It was from the Marion County Health Department notifying Walter Ward that the steroid shot he received was from one of three recalled contaminated lots manufactured and distributed by the New England Compounding Center.
Ward worried more, his wife recalled.
One week later Ward saw his family doctor. It was a regular visit and not linked to the fungal meningitis outbreak.
Louise Ward said he went to the doctor alone but told her he would discuss with his doctor his concerns over getting contaminated steroid medicine. He still had none of the symptoms associated with the disease. As far as his wife knows, he never had a spinal tap to examine the fluid in his spine and see if there was anything out of the ordinary.
His son, Ken, said his father's only complaints were typical of his age: aches and pains in his hands and feet.
"We thought he died of …old age," Ken Ward said Monday.
At 9 p.m. on Oct. 15, Ward had a headache that got worse fast.
"Maybe five minutes later he said, 'I'm in trouble' and grabbed the back of his head," Louise Ward recalled.
His next words were for his wife to get their son, who lived next door in their duplex. He told his mother to call 911 and rushed over.
"When I got back to him he was unable to talk coherently. He was trying to talk but you couldn't understand him. … Five or 10 minutes later he was unconscious," Louise Ward said.
Then he stopped breathing.
Paramedics worked to revive him and got him breathing again, she said. Seven and a half hours later, at 4:25 a.m., the former dairy farmer from New York died at Ocala Regional.
Even though her husband received the contaminated steroid injection in August, Louise Ward originally thought her husband had died of a stroke unrelated to the outbreak. She said her husband had suffered from high blood pressure but took medicine that kept it well under control. It wasn't until the Star-Banner telephoned that Ward realized the Florida Department of Heath had counted her husband as its third fungal meningitis fatality.
Ward's funeral was Sunday.
Ward had been an active man. After 30 years of dairy work in New York he moved to Florida, where he worked at Hiers Funeral Home (1973-76), drove a Marion County school bus (1978-84),and worked at Hudson Foods, Kash n' Karry and Goodings food stores (1986-90), according to his obituary.
Ward also drove for Marion County Senior Services from 1990-99.
Three Marion County clinics administered up to an estimated 500 shots of the tainted medicine, though some patients likely received more than one shot.
It is estimated that as many as 17,000 vials of the suspect steroid were shipped to 76 clinics in 23 states and injected into as many as 14,000 patients.
In Florida eight medical facilities received the tainted steroid. Of the eight, six injected doses into 1,038 patients. All patients have been notified of the health risks.
All of NECC's products — not just the tainted pain medicine — are now being recalled.
Symptoms of fungal meningitis related to NECC's contaminated epidural steroid injections include fever, headache, stiff neck, nausea and vomiting, sensitivity to light and altered mental status. The disease is not contagious.
Contact Fred Hiers at 867-4157 or firstname.lastname@example.com.

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UC Davis physician receives national pediatric telemedicine award
Posted June 2, 2010
James Marcin, professor of pediatric critical care medicine and director of the UC Davis Health System Pediatric Telemedicine Program, received the 2010 Special Interest Group and Chapter Achievement Award on May 16 from the American Telemedicine Association (ATA) during its 15th Annual International Meeting and Exposition in San Antonio.
An internationally regarded leader in pediatric telehealth and the chair of the ATA's Pediatric Special Interest Group, Marcin was honored for his exceptional efforts to advance the practice of pediatric telemedicine.
"I'm delighted to receive this award on behalf of the UC Davis Pediatric Telemedicine Program and the Center for Health and Technology," Marcin said. "It's my pleasure and my passion to work with other pediatricians who are committed to using telemedicine to increase access to health care, improve quality and reduce overall health-care costs."
"It's my pleasure and my passion to work with other pediatricians who are committed to using telemedicine to increase access to health care, improve quality and reduce overall health-care costs."
— James Marcin
Marcin acknowledged the contributions of other members of the UC Davis pediatric telehealth team who contributed to the success of the Pediatrics Special Interest Group and to the success of the UC Davis program. Team members include Madan Dharmar, pediatric assistant research professor; Candace Sadorra, the program's manager; and Juan Trujano, information technology supervisor in the Department of Pediatrics.
Attended by more than 3,000 participants from throughout the United States and more than 35 countries, the annual ATA meeting highlights best telemedicine practices and advances training. In addition to receiving the award, Marcin moderated a panel discussion on "Pediatric Telemedicine Applications." Participating panelists included psychologist Anthony J. Urquiza, general pediatrician Ulfat Shaikh and nurse practitioner Sheridan Miyamoto, all of whom participate in the UC Davis Pediatric Telemedicine Program. Dharmar moderated and spoke during a panel discussion on "Evaluation Methods in Pediatric Telehealth." Participating panelists included pediatric critical care medicine physician Kathy Webster of Loyola University Medical Center, Chicago and general pediatrician Neil Herendeen of the University of Rochester, Rochester, N.Y.
UC Davis Children's Hospital
UC Davis Children's Hospital is the Sacramento region's only comprehensive hospital for children. From primary care offices to specialty and intensive care clinics, pediatric experts provide compassionate care to more than 100,000 children each year and conduct research on causes and improved treatments for conditions such as autism, asthma, obesity, cancer and birth defects. For more information, visit the UC Davis Children's Hospital website.
The Pediatric Telemedicine Program is part of the UC Davis Telehealth Program, a component of the Center for Health and Technology. The program offers access to specialized medical care and education from UC Davis physicians delivered through live interactive video conferencing with community hospitals and clinics throughout California. The program was featured prominently in an article about telemedicine in the November 2009 issue of the national magazine Parade.
Established in 1993, the American Telemedicine Association is the leading resource and advocate promoting access to medical care for consumers and health professionals via telecommunications technology. ATA seeks to bring together diverse groups from traditional medicine, academic medical centers, technology and telecommunications companies, e-health, medical societies, government and others to overcome barriers to the advancement of telemedicine through the professional, ethical and equitable improvement in health care delivery. The organization is based in Washington, D.C.


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Many brides have a definite idea of what they want the wedding cake to look like before they come to meet with us; others look at our photos and select something from our book; still others want a unique creation and we work together with them to create something just for them.
Formal cakes are for the most part statuesque, four or more tiers and have a clean, almost architectural line to them. The pattern on the outside of the cake can be as simple as a smooth finish or very intricate to reflect say, a piece of lace, a china pattern or a piece of jewelry.
Less Formal Cakes take a wide variety of forms and can be the most fun for the bride and groom. These cakes can reflect a location, a specific theme, something important to the bride and groom, or just whimsy. The possibilities are limitless in the look and design of these cakes. We encourage people to put on their thinking caps and ask us to be creative. Frequently, a couple will want to be more involved in the design of a less formal cake than a formal one. Often, brides will order favors to coordinate or match these cakes, such as white chocolate seashells with a cake of that theme, or chocolate truffles to go with a ganache cake. There are a few more flavor options for less formal cakes and they are less restricted by color, texture, and design.


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Reviewed By Ronald V (COMMERCE CITY, CO) Reviewed for a 1997 Ford F-350 —9/11/2014 12:08 PM
So far it appears to work great. I will let you know in a couple of weeks as I am headed to the hills and will let you know then how it works for towing. But love the way it performs at this time.


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it's been funnish, but it's time to cancel my account, maybe once i have a steady income and all that i will be back. but once i get back to the US i need to figure out work biz since our store is being remodeled. Peace. Have a nice weekend .
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Commodity prices slipped across the board Thursday as investors' enthusiasm for the "fiscal cliff" compromise waned. Prices were down for a diverse variety of commodities, including gold, oil and corn.
Commodities followed the stock market, which had also slipped by mid-afternoon after a red-hot performance Wednesday. At that time investors were relieved that Republicans and Democrats had managed to work out a budget deal to at least temporarily ward off automatic tax increases and government spending cuts.
By Thursday, though, investors were less sure. The compromise still leaves unanswered many key questions about the budget. Also, in the middle of the afternoon the Federal Reserve released minutes from its last meeting showing that its policymakers are split over how long to continue a bond-purchasing program meant to stimulate the economy.
Prices for oil and other energy commodities were also down. In New York, benchmark crude for February delivery fell 20 cents to $92.92 per barrel. In London, Brent crude, which is used to price international varieties of oil, fell 33 cents to $112.14 per barrel.
Wholesale gasoline edged down 0.26 cent to $2.7977 a gallon. Heating oil lost 2.12 cents to $3.0251 a gallon. Natural gas fell 3.5 cents to $3.1980 per 1,000 cubic feet.
March contracts for key agricultural commodities were mostly down. Corn slipped 1.5 cents to $6.8925 per bushel. Soybeans lost 5.75 cents to $13.865 per bushel. Wheat was essentially flat, gaining 0.25 cent to $7.555 per bushel.
After rising on Wednesday, prices for most key metals fell on Thursday. Gold for February delivery slipped $14.20 to $1,674.60 per ounce. March silver edged down 28.7 cents to $30.72 per ounce. March copper lost 1.9 cents to $3.717 per pound. March palladium lost $10.80, or 1.5 percent, to $697.15 per ounce.
The exception was platinum. Platinum for April delivery rose $11.90 to $1,579.90 per ounce.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon has canceled ongoing military exercises with Thailand and an upcoming visit by a top Navy official as a result of the military coup in the Southeast Asian country.
"While we have enjoyed a long and productive military-to-military relationship with Thailand, our own democratic principles and U.S. law require us to reconsider U.S. military assistance and engagements," Pentagon press secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby said Saturday.
About 700 U.S. troops were participating in the annual naval exercises, which include sailors, marines, ships and aircraft.
Kirby said the Pentagon was canceling the June visit of U.S. Pacific Fleet Commander Admiral Harry Harris to Thailand and is withdrawing the invitation to the commander general of the Royal Thai Armed Forces to visit U.S. Pacific Command in June.
The U.S. urged Thailand's armed forces "to act in the best interests of their fellow citizens by ending this coup and restoring the rule of law and the freedoms assured those citizens through democratic principles," Kirby said.
The State Department said it scrubbed a U.S.-sponsored firearms training program in Thailand for the Royal Thai Police that was to begin Monday. Also canceled was a U.S.-sponsored study trip to the United States, scheduled for June, for some Royal Thai Police officers. The agenda included visits to FBI facilities and meetings with U.S. law enforcement officials.
On Saturday, a State Department official said the U.S. was increasingly concerned about actions of the Thailand military in the days since the coup.
"It has dissolved the Senate, detained a number of people, called in some academics and journalists, and continued to restrict the press," deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf said in a statement. "We again call on the military to release those detained for political reasons, end restrictions on the media, and move to restore civilian rule and democracy through elections."


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Why is the industry buzzing? Because the technology could revolutionize networking. Typical networking intelligence is distributed across physical switches and routers, each with its own configuration. Even routing protocols designed to move packets across the globe rely on neighbors' advertisements to build their own view of the world. Traditionally, there hasn't been a central network map or a single point of management. SDN promises to end the need for network command-line interface (CLI) jockeys, while providing a more robust programmable network.
SDN offers flexibility, performance and agility, as well as security, according to Chris Hoff. The main two concepts typically accepted when defining SDN are its separate control and data plane and programmability.
Separation of the control plane and data plane means the command and control is removed from the switching/routing devices. Instead, control-plane operations are handled centrally and distributed to data-plane elements (think switches/routers). This allows for top-level decisions to be made from a management device with knowledge of the network as a whole, rather than device-centric configurations. Programmability offers the addition or expansion of features, as well as the ability to change flows dynamically and even pass management up to higher-level orchestration tools. A great example is QoS controls. As outlined by Mike Fratto, software-defined networking architectures would allow for separate flows to be programmed for different data types.
These features are very applicable to both private- and public-cloud architectures. For evidence of such, see Google's announcement that OpenFlow is being used in a big way within its network. Management of the network flows can be designed on a case-by-case basis, while still running on the same physical topology. Separate customers (internal or external) can be defined with separate routing based on need, budget or otherwise. Additionally, flow changes could be made based on congestion, as Fratto suggests, or security, as suggested by Hoff.
The hardware-independent flexibility should prove a key enabler for public and private clouds. These architectures will provide a set of pipes that can be set to adapt, without the need for physical changes or multiple CLIs. Additionally, SDN can be used to enhance security and visibility into network traffic. Overall, the feature set and thinking behind SDN (that is, how should a modern network look?) will be extremely beneficial to cloud architectures.
For more detailed information on SDN, see "SDN – Centralized Network Command and Control." Disclaimer: This post is not intended as an endorsement for any vendors or products mentioned.


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Anti-Aging Drugs Could Change the Nature of Death
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Human Therapeutic Cloning at a Standstill
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After Stem-Cell Breakthrough, the Work Begins
Now that embryonic stem cell research may no longer require the destruction of human life, is it just a coinicidence that the NY Times is emphasizing how far scientists still have to go to develop successful treatments? READ MORE >
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Is John McCain reconsidering his Stem Cell position?
The moral issues at stake are far from simple, to be sure, but Senator McCain's rationalization of embryo-destructive research is nonetheless simply wrong... In November 2007, two teams of researchers ... successfully transformed normal human skin cells into what appears to be the functional equivalent of embryonic stem cells, without the need for embryos... Asked by a voter in late January if the new advances might cause him to reconsider his stand on President Bush's stem cell funding policy, Senator McCain replied, 'I have not changed my position yet.' It is time he did." READ MORE >
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Emancipate the Embryo! Britain set to enter 'brave new world'
British Members of Parliament must decide this month on a vast range of ethical issues contained in the Labour Government's most far-reaching shake-up of fertility and embryology legislation in almost 20 years. The awesomely complex ethical issues raised by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology (HFE) Bill will be hotly contested when its… READ MORE >
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Abortion in Britain: The Case for a New Approach
Britain's lawmakers have voted to extend scientific research on embryos to allow the mixing of human and animal egg and sperm, to allow lesbians to create children through IVF without the need for a father, and against lowering the 24-week legal limit for abortions The promises of brave-new-world cures for diseases swung Members of Parliament… READ MORE >
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I've always liked slow-moving rivers — mirrors to moonlight and literature, our first and best interstates, running over rocks, as Norman Maclean so deftly put it, "from the basement of time."
So what am I doing in the San Fernando Valley, a mile from the junction of the 405 and 101? Running a river, baby. Wall of trees to my left. Wall of trees to my right. Dozens of species of chattering birds. Minnows doing button-hooks beneath a ribbon of urban drool.
Honestly, if someone blindfolded and plopped you down here, without your having chugged the freeways, without your kicking up a stampede of dust when you parked along Woodley Avenue, you might think you're in Idaho.
Welcome to the Los Angeles River, America's least likely recreational area. And the hottest ticket in L.A.
Here's how the human mind half-works. As soon as something becomes difficult to get into — a club, a concert, a celebrity courtroom — more people than ever want to get in, based very much on the fact that they can't.
As such, these L.A. River kayak trips have become one of the most exclusive activities in town.
"Soon as they posted the tickets, they were gone," says Andy Villegas, a freelance animator who was later able to snag a ticket through Hidden Los Angeles, a site that organizes group outings.
"It was my first time kayaking," he says of the trip. "So easy. I'd definitely do it again."
That L.A. has a navigable river at all surprises many folks. All they see is the concrete culverts poured decades ago to prevent mass flooding. It looks more like the runoff of a Jiffy Lube than a great American river. For years, it was a river that only an empty beer can could love.
That's the surprise and the wonder of the L.A. River, for there are stretches — a mile here, seven miles there — where the bottom is soft and the shadows, the deep earth tones are a cinematographer's smeary dream.
Somehow, sourced as it is from storm drains and a treatment plant, the water sparkles over rocks. Herons and hawks work the shorelines.
And dozens of anxious Angelenos in kayaks explore a part of the city many didn't even know existed.
For a long time, this river really didn't. The comeback story is filled with drama and detail. To prove its worth, a renegade band of kayakers ran the entire 51 miles of the river, sometimes stopped by police. One of the organizers, aU.S. Army Corps of Engineers whistle blower, lost her job.
Then last year, a seven-week pilot program began. This year, it expanded to nine weeks and some 2,000 participants, in carefully spaced two-hour group trips (individuals are still not allowed).
The next step? George Wolfe of L.A. River Expeditions, one of two organizations running the trips, says he'd like to see the seven-mile Glendale Narrows open up.
The movement is part recreational, part environmental.
In a high school algebra class Wolfe assists with, he and his students calculated that the equivalent of 1,541 Rose Bowls of free fresh water flows out to the ocean each year. Proponents say that would be better spent replenishing aquifers and feeding trees and wildlife along the way.
Only a few militants see the river reverting to the pre-concrete days. Yet, there is enough interest and technological savvy to allow at least three stretches modified for recreational use.
Of course, water quality remains dicey. Dark-eyed and bayou-like, it is nothing close to the candy water of the Eastern Sierra.
"Had your tetanus shot?" friends asked when I told them I was going to run a river that features 12,000 storm drains.
"Got your hazmat suit?" asked an editor with a smirk (editors with smirks pretty much run this place).
Like I always say, friends are so overrated. Editors too.
So, I'm out on this unlikely kayak trip, quietly stirring this chestnut coffee. Kayaking here is different from the sea, where you work more furiously against waves and current. This is more like the soft strokes of a parent patting a tired child to sleep.
But is it worth the wait?
Overall, yes. Is it thrilling? No. Satisfying? Sure.
It's the surprise setting — this tunnel of trees in the parched valley — that makes the unmasking of the L.A. River so alluring.
Our own Little Muddy, once hemmed by history, on the verge of breaking free.


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Our pioneer trails history is all around us
Independence is the epicenter of our nation's trails history, and that history is all around us. We still have a few buildings and roadbeds connected to that trails history that you can still see today. Most of those buildings and sites are around the Square.
The paths and ruts that once guided covered wagons became lines on maps, boundary lines on surveys, and eventually became roadways and sidewalks for cars, bicycles and pedestrians. This rich pioneer trail history, which is important to the nation, deserves to be recognized and respected.
The Oregon-California Trails Association, whose national headquarters are located at the National Frontier Trails Museum, has been working with the National Park Service - National Trails System to mark the trails with approximately 50 street signs here in Independence. This represents a collaborative effort and partnership with local and federal governments and OCTA to mark the trails from Sugar Creek, Independence and Raytown into South Kansas City.
The placement of these signs is one more step toward the establishment of heritage corridors that connect trail sites, starting at the Wayne City riverboat landing in Sugar Creek and leading to the Independence Square, then on to our neighboring communities. These corridors can be developed for opportunities with recreational biking/hiking, heritage education and economic development.
Many thanks to Travis Boley, association manager of OCTA, for implementing and coordinating this multi-city project, and to Council Member Eileen Weir for her local leadership with this effort and recognition of the importance of heritage preservation as a tool for tourism, economic development, and the education of our rich trails history for citizens of Independence and the nation.


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Beers of Europe is proud to stock the UK's finest range of German Beers including well known brands and hidden gems. From the country whose love of beer is well known around the world.
If there's one thing Germany's known for, it's beer. It's a core part of German culture and comes in a whole range of different styles, and the locals enjoy it so much that in 2010 the country was ranked second in terms of per capita beer consumption. If that doesn't show how much they love the good stuff, we don't know what does…
German beer brewing history
German beer brewing goes back centuries. The country is home to the Weihenstephan brewery, founded in a Benedictine abbey in 725 AD and brewing since 1040, with it thought to be the oldest existing brewery in the world. Since then the practice has continued to evolve, and despite the fact the country's been subject to the Reinheitsgebot (or German beer purity law, which dictates the ingredients that can be used in beer production) it boasts a surprising number of styles.
These days there are thought to be around 1300 breweries scattered across Germany (almost half of which being in the Bavaria region) that produce some 5,000 different kinds of beer, ranging from wheat beers and unfiltered lagers to pale and dark beers, with regional varieties including the likes of Kolsch, Altbier, Weissbier, smoked beer and Kellerbier providing a fantastic level of choice.
We couldn't talk about German beer without mentioning Oktoberfest. These days it's got international recognition with countries across the globe getting in on the action, but the original Oktoberfest takes place in Munich and runs for 16-18 days. Only beer that's been brewed within the city limits and contains at least 13.5% Master Spice can become a designated Oktoberfest Beer, and as you'd expect, a large amount of beer is consumed during the celebration. This isn't the only German beer festival though—several others take place throughout the year, and if you want even more tradition you can't go wrong with a beer stein.
Want to get the best of German beer without leaving your own home? Then take a look around! Our extensive range covers everything from pilsners and brand names to regional varieties and lesser-known gems, so take a browse and you can soon get the best from the country that's all about its beer.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is adding Wisconsin to the list of states where he will campaign next week.
It's a sign that Obama's re-election campaign may be concerned about his prospects in the battleground state.
Obama won Wisconsin in 2008 by 14 percentage points, but Republicans have been gaining ground there. Polls in Wisconsin leading up to the Democratic National Convention showed a close race between Obama and rival Mitt Romney.
Obama hasn't been to Wisconsin since February, when he toured a padlock factory. That's long before Romney tapped Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan to be his running mate in August.
Ryan has held three events in his home state since joining the ticket, and Romney visited Wisconsin in August.
Vice President Joe Biden has already visited Wisconsin twice this month.


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By now it's no surprise that I absolutely adore themes and all of the inventive ways developers manipulate the stock design to create their own work of art. One such popular developer, The World of Pootermobile, has a solid reputation for releasing crisp and lively designs. While they have been relatively quiet the last couple of months working on their own BB10 application with Kisai Labs (and their free theme), no doubt their fans are suffering withdrawal waiting for another premium design. That is why Pootermobile recently released Illum, a brand new concept that is clean, fresh, and certainly one to lift those winter blues..
Illum, as its name implies, brightens up your display to give your BlackBerry a whole new look with just a few modifications to the default OS 6/7 UI. Not only does this offer the perfect balance of customization and function (there is no lag or battery drain) but all of your icons remain visible in the folders.
If we breakdown the home screen the first thing that catches your eye is the leather-like top banner that shows off the time, date and carrier. The style may be simple but it's easy to read and has a nice symmetry throughout. There is a dedicated mini weather slot in the upper left (application slot #19), big custom sparks for new message indicators, and intricately detailed round icons. While some may prefer the default icons, there's something about a brand new set that makes or break a theme for me. These particular ones were designed by Jennifer Janosi and really make this theme pop.
Finally, Illum is wallpaper friendly, though I do enjoy the default background, and features a skinned media player. I love seeing developers join forces to create an innovative design that even those who rarely change off of stock will enjoy.
Illum is available in BlackBerry World for $1.99. It is compatible with BlackBerry 9350/60/70, 9650, 9700/80/88/90, 9800/10/50/60, and 9900/30/81 running OS 6 and higher.
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Dec 31, 2008 at 9:21 pm
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Great looking trucks!
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What's at stake for people with HIV on November 6? Quite a lot, according to the foundation's Director of Legislative Affairs, Ernest Hopkins, and Courtney Mulhern-Pearson, Director of State and Local Affairs.
"The most important outcome from the election is whether the Affordable Care Act designed by President Obama will be maintained or repealed," says Hopkins. "Health care access for 30 million uninsured Americans is at stake." Mulhern-Pearson points out that changes to funding for Medicare—currently the largest payer for medical care for HIV-positive people—could render the program less robust for people with high-cost medical conditions. Adds Hopkins, "Programs like Ryan White, which enjoys broad bipartisan support, and others like HIV prevention at the CDC…are all under review in the context of the next federal budget and health care reform."
So what's a concerned voter to do? Says Mulhern-Pearson, "I would encourage people to understand the candidates' commitment to maintaining the 'safety net' of supportive programs for people with HIV and public health programs that work toward preventing new HIV infections." To learn more, read the full Q&A on the BETA blog.
The best way to fight HIV is to know your status. A simple test can determine if you are infected with the virus.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and the world's largest banks won rollbacks in final Dodd-Frank Act rules that promise to transform the private swaps market by increasing competition.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission voted 4-1 in Washington today on rules determining how buyers and sellers must trade credit-default, interest-rate and commodity swaps in a $633 trillion global market. The rule weakened a proposal by reducing the number of price quotes buyers must seek on swap-execution facilities after banks said a five-quote requirement was onerous and would impair trading.
The vote on the rules represents "the start of a process that could eventually lead to a seismic change in trading of over-the-counter derivatives," Richard Repetto, an analyst with Sandler O'Neill & Partners LP in New York, said in a telephone interview yesterday before the meeting. "It is a switch from an opaque, bilateral market to something where there is some price transparency and a more open and automated market."
The trading regulations are the latest step in efforts by the CFTC and Securities and Exchange Commission to curb risk and increase transparency in the swap market. Largely unregulated trades helped fuel the 2008 credit crisis that led to the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and a U.S. rescue of New York-based American International Group Inc.
CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler has pushed for rules to improve competition by shifting the "information advantage" away from Wall Street banks.
'Lower Costs'
The final rule "will lower costs to the American economy and also lower risks," Gensler told reporters on a telephone news conference yesterday. "It lowers risk because when assets and derivatives are priced real-time in competitive marketplaces, it's easier to know what's happening inside your company and inside those large financial institutions."
Five Wall Street banks dominate the U.S. swaps business with JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc. and Morgan Stanley controlling 95% of cash and derivatives trading for U.S. bank holding companies as of Dec. 31, according to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
The rules may erode bank profits by reducing their current ability to trade directly with other banks or clients in the bilateral market. The trading, clearing and other rules may cost JPMorgan $1 billion to $2 billion in revenue, according to a Feb. 26 presentation by the bank.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Burgundian thoughts
This weekend, glass in hand, I got to explore my deep and abiding love for Burgundy. Not only was there the legendary annual Burgundy tasting at Caves Augé, but there were other bottles of the Côte d'Or's fine chardonnays and pinot noirs hiding, it seemed, behind every corner (all right, every bar and wine rack).
To make an exhaustive list would exhaust me and certainly frighten you, gentle reader, as to my liver. So let's just say that what seems interesting to me at the tail end of the marathon is the principle of less-is-more applied to Burgundy.
I've always applied this to "little" wines like Cahors or Corbières - the high-end stuff is invariably overoaked, overextracted, etc. But Burgundy? Well, where more up can you go than a Lafon Meursault Perrières? Now, I'll tell you: a Chassorney Saint-Romain.
Don't get me wrong - I'm not purporting that the little crus will amass and destroy the grand ones. Last night (I'll say this all offhand, like) we drank a 2000 Rousseau Ruchottes-Chambertin that left one just askew with longing. But what is key, here as elsewhere, is balance, simplicity, what the French call évidence.
And I have found that a few times in the past days, in curious new places.
4 comments:
- Mike Drapkin said...
Really well said Sharon. Thank you for your thoughtful, articulate obervations on Burgundy.
- October 29, 2008 at 7:04 PM
Great post Sharon. I forward to more.
- October 30, 2008 at 7:29 AM
- Sharon said...
Thanks for the positive feedback!
- October 30, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- Vinotas said...
Great thoughts on Burgundy, I was sad to have only been there for one day in the Maconnais last week.
But it was a real pleasure sharing the Rousseau with you and Arnaud and your lovely friends.
- October 30, 2008 at 9:53 AM
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Greetings from Independence - Michael Bushnell
Taking the old Independence Road through the eastern environs of Kansas City toward Independence, it's easy to miss some of Kansas City's richest history. Mt. Washington Park and Cemetery, Fairmount Park, and a host of historic sites in Independence make it a perfect venue to see through the views of old postcards.
Local historian and postcard collector Michael Bushnell presents a series of postcard tours of Kansas City neighborhoods. Bushnell is publisher of The Northeast News, a weekly community newspaper that serves the Historic Northeast area of Kansas City. He is also the author of Historic Postcards of Old Kansas City.
These talks complement the exhibit Greetings from Kansas City: A Postcard View of a Midwest Metropolis, 1900-1950, on display at the Central Library through May 31, 2013.


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BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. (AP) - Court documents show fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner gathered information on a women's basketball coach and her fiance before he apparently killed them earlier this month.
The Orange County Register reported Thursday that Irvine police believe Dorner researched 28-year-old Monica Quan and her boyfriend 27-year-old Keith Lawrence. The records also say Dorner may have had documents containing information about Quan and her family.
Police tied Dorner to the slayings after reading a manifesto he wrote in which he sought revenge against those he believed ended his law enforcement career. Quan's father represented Dorner during a disciplinary hearing.
Dorner was found dead inside a burned-out cabin earlier this week after a shootout with authorities. He is also suspected of killing two law enforcement officers.
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Hedge funds are the least bullish on gold (COMEX:GCG14) since 2007 as signs of faster U.S. economic growth bolster the case for the Federal Reserve to trim stimulus and cut demand for haven assets.
The net-long position in gold fell 16% to 26,774 futures and options in the week ended Dec. 3, the lowest since June 2007, U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission data show. Short bets rose 6.2% to 79,631, within 0.6% of the record reached in July. Net-bullish wagers across 18 U.S.-traded commodities climbed to a four-week high. The Standard & Poor's GSCI gauge of 24 raw materials capped the biggest weekly gain since August as faster economic growth boosted prospects for energy, metals and grains consumption.
Gold is heading for the biggest annual decline in three decades as equities advance and inflation slows. The U.S. unemployment rate reached a five-year low in November and third- quarter economic growth exceeded analyst estimates, government reports showed last week. The share of economists predicting the Fed will taper bond purchases this month doubled after the jobs report Dec. 6. Bullion reached a record in September 2011 as the Fed pumped more than $2 trillion into the financial system.
"Gold is experiencing the flip side of some of the euphoria that it had from 2009 to 2011," said Sameer Samana, a St. Louis-based strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors LLC, which oversees about $1.3 trillion of assets. "People are experiencing buyers' remorse as they look for other places to try to store value. Until the market is more concerned about inflation, gold will have a tough time getting traction."
Gold Bears
Futures in New York reached $1,210.10 an ounce on Dec. 6, within $30.70 of this year's low reached in June. Sixteen analysts surveyed by Bloomberg News expect gold to fall this week, 11 are bullish and two neutral. The analysts were bearish for a third week, the longest stretch since February 2010.
Bullion tumbled 26% this year, heading for the biggest annual slump since 1981. The S&P GSCI gauge of 24 commodities dropped 2.3%. The MSCI All-Country World Index of equities gained 18%, while the Bloomberg Dollar Index, a gauge against 10 major trading partners, rose 3%. The Bloomberg Treasury Bond Index fell 2.8%.
Global holdings in exchange-traded products backed by bullion tumbled 31% this year to the lowest level since February 2010, erasing $69.5 billion from the value of the assets.
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- 2 x 500 g (1 lb) free-range chickens or poussins
- Salt and pepper
- 1 clove garlic
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 125 g (4 1⁄2 oz) broad beans, podded, blanched and peeled
- 1 shallot, very finely diced
- 1⁄4 cup coriander (cilantro) leaves, finely chopped
- 50 ml (2 fl oz) extra-virgin olive oil
- Pinch of cayenne pepper
- Freshly ground black pepper
- Juice of 1 lemon
This flattened chicken dish is cooked under the grill and served smeared with the earthy and spicy broad bean crush. The crush is also delicious on toasted bread, served as a canapé with drinks before dinner.
- Preheat your grill to its highest temperature and line the tray of the grill with foil to make cleaning up easier.
- To prepare the chickens, cut them down the back and splay them open. Season them with salt and pepper and place them under the grill, skin side down, making sure they are about 3 cm (1 1⁄4 in) from the heat source. Cook for 5 minutes, then turn and cook for a further 5 minutes, or until the skin starts to blister.
- While the chickens are grilling, prepare the broad bean crush. First, pound the garlic and salt to a smooth paste. Next, add the remaining ingredients to the mortar and pound them one by one or tip everything into a food processor. Either way, what you are aiming for is a sludgy, rough texture.
- When the chickens are cooked, smear on the broad bean crush and cook for a few more minutes. Serve with Arabic bread, lemon wedges and a soft leaf salad.
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – There were no team scores kept at the Liberty Collegiate Invitational, but that didn't stop the King University women's track and field team from setting records. Maegan Henry posted two school records, and qualified for nationals while Danielle Beauvais added another school record.
Henry placed second in the shot put with a school record toss of 13.61 meters, which also eclipses the NCAA women's outdoor track and field provisional distance to qualify her for the NCAA outdoor track and field meet. She also registered a school record with a distance of 41.12 meters in the hammer throw.
In the 3,000 meter steeplechase, Beauvais set a new school record with a time of 11:31.43.
The Tornado placed four runners in the top-eight of the 5,000 meter run, led by Hannah Witt who placed second with a time of 18:18.07.
Atlanta Westbrook set a season-best in the 400 meters with a time of 59.53 seconds while April Thomas set a personal record with a time of 2:29.18 in the 800 meters, marking her first time under 2:30.
The Tornado will have this week off, before the Conference Carolinas Outdoor Championships on April 19 and 20. King will be trying to win their second conference title of the spring as they won the Conference Carolinas indoor championship earlier this spring.


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yes, it was on tv on opening night. looked like they placed some kind of white projection fabric on the court for the production. best seats were higher up for this. ;-)
Wow that is cool! I didn't see this production on TV - anyone know if they aired this?
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Taylor Swift Buys Ten Pizza Pies For Waiting Fans
Taylor Swift must be a top contender for "Nicest Celebrity Ever" after the stunt she pulled outside her London hotel on Friday night (August 20).
The 19-year-old country cutie treated all of her waiting fans to dinner including ten Domino's pizza pies, several boxes of cookies, and cartons of milk. Everything was delivered but Taylor took the time to hand it all out to her fans!
T.S. fan Rojan tweeted, "Taylor Swift bought me and other fans pizza for dinner….then she gave me cookies and milk, haha. XD She is like epic. I love you."
Tomorrow and Sunday, Taylor has sold-out concerts to play at "V-Fest (Hylands Park)" in Chelmsford, UK. Then she's off to play another sold-out concert at NYC's MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.


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Nationals Blank Cubs To Force NLDS G5
The Nationals and Cubs will play a fifth and deciding game in the National League Division Series. The Nats shut out the Cubs 5-0 in Game Four at Wrigley Field to knot the best-of-five series at two games apiece. Michael Taylor hit a grand slam and Stephen Strasburg struck out 12 over seven innings of three-hit ball for the win.
Washington will host Game Five today.
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Panama City Beach landed the Guinness World Record: Worlds Largest Bikini Parade. The city lined up 450 women in bikinis on Tuesday, March 6, 2012 and shattered the record held by Gold Coast, Australia, where 357 women had paraded last year, according to the city's tourism bureau.
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Alexander Hamilton was one of the most influential of the founding fathers especially in the early years of the new government under George Washington. In this exhibit, his life is explored using four themes - as an Immigrant / Soldier, a Lawmaker / Economist, a Futurist and The Duel. There is also a section called Hamilton's Bookshelf which contains works that Hamilton consulted, some throughout his lifetime. Here is a sample of items included in the exhibit.
This first edition of The Federalist, conceived and principally written by Hamilton along with James Madison and John Jay, was sent to Thomas Jefferson by John Jay. It is annotated in Jefferson's own hand on page 151.
Hamilton was a prodigious writer and he used this 18th century version of a "laptop" to work on reports and correspondence while he traveled. The desk is on loan from Hamilton College. A letter written by Hamilton rests on it, next to a first edition of his influential Report on Manufactures.
Alexander Hamilton was the First Treasury Secretary. Shown here is a formal letter from him regarding the imposition of taxes on domestic spirits that incited the Whiskey Rebellion.


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Adrianne wrote:Personally I look at it as "it could be worse" and at least the dogs are adopted and being fed. Some people cannot afford raw (yes, I know the stats but places like vegas make life much harder to feed raw, much more expensive) or acana, etc, but that doesn't make them less than perfectly loving homes.
can we get back on topic with the raw feeding now...???
to be perfectly honest, we feed raw because it's much healthier for them, and it's cheaper, much cheaper, and the poop clean up is way less. With that being said, I am feeding six dogs on RAW, I spend anywhere from 170 to 250 about every three months for meat. Now, if I was going back to kibble, I would easily spend that a month on the dogs.
There is nothing wrong with feeding kibble if you don't have the access to cheap meat sources, I don't mind doing a two hour drive for raw if I have too. But, I only have to drive fourteen miles to the next two over, or I can drive into Harrisburg, Quakertown, a wee little town five minutes away for leg quarters, or up to Hazelton to the Pork plant up there.


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Edward James O'Leary, 86, of Leadville dies
September 8, 2012
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Edward James O'Leary, 86 of Leadville, passed away Sept. 6 at Collier Hospice Center in Wheat Ridge of renal failure. He was born Aug. 5, 1926, in Butte, Mont., to John T. and Emma (Schlaepfer) O'Leary. He married Dorothy Mae (Amrine) O'Leary on July 14, 1950, in Buena Vista. They were married 62 years.
Edward served in the Army with the 77th Combat Division and the 6th Aircraft Repair Unit from April 18, 1945, to Dec. 9, 1946, when he was honorably discharged. He received the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal and the Army of Occupation Medal.
He owned and operated Valley Home Dairy from 1946-1990 and served as a Lake County commissioner for eight years. He was a member of the Leadville Elks Lodge #236, Lake County Democratic Party, American Legion and a member and past commander of Leadville VFW Post #859. Edward was also a former Elder at First Presbyterian Church of Leadville, a former member of the Community Corrections Board and a member of the AARP, where he received the Prestigious Chapter Award. He enjoyed old cars, bowling and travel and loved family activities.
Edward is survived by his wife, Dorothy; daughters, Charlene and husband, Jim Luke, and Colleen LeClaire; son, James and wife, Patti O'Leary; grandchildren, Michael Luke, Jennifer Gonzales, Candace LeClaire and Jamie Roberts, step-grandchildren, Francine Bush and Jessica Phelps; great grandchildren, Scarlett Folz-LeClaire, Celeste Gonzales and Xander Roberts; step-great grandchildren, Chastine Wrye, Ashley Nye, Hannah Bush and Micah Bush; sisters, Adeline Hallock, Mary DalPiaz and Doris Grassick; brothers, Don O'Leary, John O'Leary, Emmett O'Leary, Alfred O'Leary, Albert O'Leary, Rick O'Leary and Charlie O'Leary; numerous nieces, nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents; daughter, Christine O'Leary; and brothers, Mark and Kenneth O'Leary.
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A visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 10 at Bailey-Kent Funeral Home in Leadville. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 11 at First Presbyterian Church of Leadville with Reverend Peggy Marshall officiating. Burial will be at Elk's Rest Cemetery in Leadville with a reception to follow at Leadville Elks Lodge #236.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Collier Hospice Center, 3210 Lutheran Parkway, Wheat Ridge, CO. 80033. Bailey-Kent Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.


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Born in Anzano, Italy, a son of the late Angelo and Josephine (DePaola) Tarantino, he had been the husband of Anna 'Nina' (Pelella) Tarantino for 57 years.
Dr. Tarantino had worked as an obstetrician and gynecologist for many years before retiring and was a fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, as well as a member of the Rhode Island Medical Society. He had a successful medical practice in Cranston, for over 50 years.
Besides his wife, he leaves his children, Angelo Tarantino of Long Island, Joann M. Tarantino of Boston, Paula J. Taylor of Miami and Doreen M. Tarantino of North Providence; six grandchildren; and a sister, Columbia Statuto. He was also the brother of the late Pasquale and Florio Tarantino.
A Mass of Christian burial was held at St. Anthony's Church in North Providence on Nov. 16.
Dr. Tarantino was a summer resident of Jamestown since 1988. His favorite pastime was spending summers with family and friends here on the island.


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Manchester United are in 'pole position' to sign Wesley Sneijder, according to reports.
Fenerbache have distanced themselves from a move for the player in January, with talkSPORT claiming that leaves Manchester United at the front of the queue to sign the Dutchman if they want to follow-up their interest.
"Our interest in Sneijder is zero. If we were interested, I wasn't aware of it," manager Aykut Kocaman told Radyspor.
The Red Devils have been heavily linked with a move for the 90-cap Dutch international in the past, with Sneijder close to joining last season's Premier League runners-up in the summer of 2011.
Currently out-of-favour at the San Siro, the 28-year-old playmaker is involved in a pay dispute over his wages at Inter – reportedly £200,000-a-week – as the club look to cut-costs.
With Sneijder unwilling to take a large cut off his earning, the club have admitted they may be forced to sell one of their prized assets in the transfer window, according to the report.
If Sneijder were to join Manchester United, he'd bolster the attacking midfield ranks alongside summer signing Shinji Kagawa.
He'd also play alongside compatriots Robin Van Persie and Alex Buttner, who made the move to Old Trafford in the previous transfer window.
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Art Sanders, vice president of human resources, PLS
Art Sanders has been promoted to Vice President, Human Resources for PLS Group. Sanders, 58, was previously Director of Human Resources for PLS. He will oversee all human resources, training, talent acquisition, payroll and benefits initiatives. Sanders and his team are based in the PLS Support Center headquarters in Chicago.
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Paul Ifill to miss month of football after ankle surgery
WELLINGTON Phoenix striker Paul Ifill, the subject of racial abuse from fans in Sunday's game against Adelaide, will miss at least the next month with an ankle injury.
Ifill, an English-born Barbados international, had surgery on Wednesday to clean out his right ankle, and team physio Wayne Roberts said it would be four to six weeks before the the former Millwall, Sheffield United and Crystal Palace player was back in action
The 33-year-old, who was the club's best player in each of the last three seasons, has been out of sorts this season.
Despite that, head coach Ricki Herbert said it was disappointing to lose such an influential player.
"The injury has obviously been affecting Paul's form, and rather than wait until the end of the season, I felt it best to get it done now," Herbert said.
The Phoenix has dropped to seventh on the A-league ladder after a strong start, and face a tough game today against Central Coast in Wellington.
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UNION, N.J. (AP) — Authorities said Friday they're still not sure what caused the death of a woman found in an apartment with her emaciated 4-year-old son, who had been alone with her body for days, living off a bag of sugar.
Union Township Police Director Daniel Zieser said autopsy results were inconclusive for 38-year-old Kiana Workman. Authorities are hoping to learn more when toxicology results come back, a process that Zieser said may take two or three weeks. Police don't suspect foul play and said Workman had some underlying health issues, which they declined to specify.
Police are still hoping to learn how long Workman was dead in the apartment, though Zieser said they suspected it was at least a few days because of the state of the body.
Workman's body was discovered Tuesday in her mother's apartment in Union Township, a small suburb about 15 miles from New York City. Workman, who was from New York City's Brooklyn borough, had moved there with her child after her mother was sent to a nursing home to recover from double-hip-replacement surgery.
Police found Workman's son naked and malnourished when they forced open the chain-locked apartment door. The boy told police he had been eating from a bag of sugar and hadn't been able to open the refrigerator door or a can of soup he had found.
Police discovered Workman's body after maintenance workers reported a foul odor.
The boy was treated at a hospital and released Thursday. He is now in temporary foster care. Adoption offers have poured in from around the world, but authorities were still trying to locate any additional family members in the ongoing investigation.
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Our Queen is a generous person, a loving, giving, kind soul. She gives back in many ways, to many charitable organizations. This week, she granted the wish of a child in need. In case you were wondering WHY Beyoncé Full Story
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Can we put a moratorium on celebrity April Fool's Day pranks until they come up with something better than haircuts or pregnancy announcements? Those two jokes are pretty played out. ✄ ✄ ✄ happy April foolz fwends ;) :P Full Story
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Someone sent me an email yesterday and it made me laugh for a long time because of its brilliance which makes it even worse that I forgot to take down your name – I'm sorry. This was the observation: Taylor Swift Full Story
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The Grammy Awards are happening next Monday, February 15th. Ed Sheeran is one of the nominees. He'll be there. But it doesn't sound like he wants to be? "I wasn't going to attend even after getting nominated, because I've been the last three years and always lost. Read Full Intro
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Nicki Minaj was on Good Morning America today. And she talked about what went down with Taylor Swift this week. As you know, Taylor publicly apologised yesterday on Twitter, one of the rare times she's found herself in the wrong and having to eat sh-t. Which she did. She ate it from the internet and she ate it from the media. Full Story
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Taylor has now deleted some of her tweets to Nicki but, obviously, it's too late. How will peace be brokered? Aaron Paul has an idea. Dear @taylorswift13 and @NICKIMINAJ, I love you both. How about we all get together and talk this thru? Coffee? Pancakes?? My treat. Full Story
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As you've probably seen by now, Taylor Swift and her collection of friends showed us all what it was like to party at her place on the Fourth of July. F-ck. I would have wanted to go down that water slide. IN SOMEONE'S BACKYARD. It's been a long time since I played in a personal pool, like a pool in someone's home, not a hotel, not a resort. Full Story
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Am I supposed to be looking at what I'm looking at? The video for Selena Gomez's Good For You has been released online. The song is basically a four minute moan and tease. She's telling her lover that no one else can f-ck him like she f-cks him. She can do soft. She can do hard. And he will finish. Full Story
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Drake showed up at the Much Music Video Awards last night in Toronto, hosted by Ed Sheeran. It was a surprise. He was there to honour and celebrate his boy P Reign who really didn't expect Drake to show, as he said afterwards that:
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I mean his outfit alone would suggest it; Duana's probably already bought that "6" hoodie online. She LOVES Drake. And she LOVES Toronto. Another reason P Reign was probably genuinely shocked - Drake was in Atlanta performing the night before coming home. And, you know, he could have just flown back to LA for another party in the foam pool. As I mentioned last week in Smutty Tingles, that was the moment I realised I've never lived. It's not just being invited to one, it's being invited to one at the age where you should be invited to one.
By the way, at one point, while on stage, a propos of nothing, Drake shouted out Gigi Hadid, the model of the moment:
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They've been friends for a while. She's only just 20 now. Like he would have known her from when she was just 16 or 17 years old. Right now, Gigi is dealing with Joe Jonas. Which would mean it's the perfect big brother moment for Drake to be like…um… are you sure? PS. Last names should be emblazoned across the back of every item of clothing.
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Gabe perfects his Jack Ryan finger pointing technique with Harry Ford...
Just when you thought things couldn't possibly get any worse for Mr. Jack Ryan, the poor fella finds himself in yet another scrape with bad guys from another country. But what starts off as a simple little anti-drug campaign quickly swirls out of Jack's control, and he discovers that the real enemy may be from within his own government.
Clear and Present Danger gets almost as much television play as Patriot Games, and catching them in sections on odd weekends has led me to often forget which film is which. The two films were conceived and written at almost the same time, share many of the same actors, the same producers, the same writers (plus John Milius), the same composer, the same director of photography, the same editor, and the same director. One can understand my confusion. The big differences are the location (this time Jack goes to Latin America), the direct involvement of higher members of the government (like the President, who gets a proper tongue lashing), the larger B-story not involving villains (I think even the most liberal among us wouldn't call Willem Dafoe and his army buddies villains), and James Earl Jones' sickness.
Danger has the more intricate plot and the steadier director's hand, but it doesn't feature the visceral excitement or wrenching family drama of Patriot Games, at least not for me, save maybe the rocket launcher scene. Patriot Games is sloppy in parts, sure, but cleanliness and meticulous manner in which Danger is presented ends up amounting to too much of a 'good thing'. There's simply too much stuff happening, too much story (a pretty convoluted one at that), too many characters, and not enough gut punch. Red October and Patriot Games (and to a lesser extent Sum of All Fears) also have a sparser pace. There was no point here where I wasn't very aware of how long the film felt.
I do appreciate the generally cynical feel of the plot, which considering Clancy and Milius' personalities is a little surprising, though I suppose one must consider that the film was made during the Clinton administration (though written in response to Iran/Contra, hmm). Actually, not so far beneath the surface story one might be able to read a political conservative's take on the covert way the Clinton administration waged war without consequences for two terms. I don't think we'd see a mainstream Hollywood movie featuring such blatantly corruptible (and practically idiotic) U.S. President in this era (save documentaries, zing!). There are exciting shades of grey all through the conflict, including the actions of the good guys and bad guys. As in the case of Patriot Games, Noyce manages one fully brilliant sequence—in this case the sequence where both Ryan and bad guy Felix figure out what really happened to the cartel leaders at the same time—but ultimately he fails to blend what feels like two converging films entirely convincingly. His best shot is the convoluted third act, where most believability slides right out the window.
This film marked the beginning of the end for Harrison Ford's career, which is probably, and unfairly, my biggest reason for not loving the film. Before Clear and Present Danger Ford starred in his last great movie, The Fugitive, and after came more than a decade of the same grumpy finger-waggers. Ford still has a bit of charm here, but he certainly overdoes the frowning and pointing. Willem Dafoe and his commandos, including Benjamin Bratt, all end up playing the same characters they've played before and since, as does most of the Presidential cabinet, but I'm not snobby enough to complain about it. The film's aces are Miguel Sandoval, who plays an amusingly clueless drug lord, and James Earl Jones, who is very hard to watch die.
Clear and Present Danger looks very good for a fourteen year old movie, better than either Red October or Patriot Games. Noyce has an affinity for blue this time around, which actually makes it look more like a James Cameron or Renny Harlin film then a Phillip Noyce film. In fact, blue more or less bleeds into every other colour in frame, especially when filming indoors. The non-blues are effectively pretty, especially the Columbian reds, yellows, and oranges. You're likely to notice some dark grain throughout, especially against bright whites (of which there are plenty), but the overall print is quite clean otherwise, featuring almost no compression noise or edge enhancement. The only real errors I noticed are probably the fault of the original source, like inconsistent background detail (probably the anamorphic lens) and slightly choppy motion during action.
Apparently Clear and Present Danger was the first Laserdisc to utilize Dolby Digital AC-3 surround capabilities. I suppose that's one for the history books, and I suppose that has something to do with the solid nature of this Dolby TrueHD track. The hyper realistic nature of the soundtrack is effective, and the money moments are dynamic, though there are less of them then other action films. James Horner continues the Jack Ryan tradition and infuses his score with traditional music from the area the antagonists originate, in this case Latin America. There's less infusion here than the previous films, but it's good to have it because the rest of the score is pretty traditional thriller stuff.
A decent making-of featurette entitled 'Behind the Danger' makes up the bulk of the disc's two extras. The look and feel of this mini-doc is very similar to those that adorned Red October and Patriot Games, featuring footage obviously culled from the same interviews, and a similar pace and runtime. There's a lot less pre-production to talk about this time, because this film was pre-produced partially in tandem with Patriot Games, but to make up for it we've been supplied with more behind the scenes footage. The featurette runs a little over twenty-six minutes. The other extra is an HD version of the original trailer.
Clear and Present Danger is my least favourite in the pre-reboot Jack Ryan saga, but it still entertains, even if it's not quite as smart as it seems to think it is. The third act is a bit of a mess, but the final five minutes or so are possibly the best in the entire series. It could also just be that I'm a little espionaged-out after watching these films in a row.
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awesome film. have ordered it on BLU. hope Ford makes another sometime soon, sorry no more Affleck!
Come on, Gabe...it's Dr. Jack Ryan, not Mr.! A little respect, please.
I really miss these solid, exciting, non-stupid thrillers of yesteryear.
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Disc Details
Release Date: 29th July 2008
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 French, Dolby Digital 5.1 Spanish
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Cast: Harrison Ford, Willem Dafoe, Anne Archer, Joaquim de Almeida, Henry Czerny
Genre: Thriller
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Louisville Metro Police are investigating a deadly crash near the Buechel area.
The crash happened in the 5900 block of Bay Harbor Drive about 4 a.m. Saturday.
According to police, their preliminary investigation shows a black SUV was travelling southbound on Fegenbush Lane when the driver lost control.
Police said the SUV went through a fence bordering a manmade creek and turned upside down.
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Bill Cosby's Jan. 26 performance at the Bob Hope Theatre in downtown Stockton provided a pleasant reminder of the fun to be had when going to the restored landmark.
Bill Cosby's Jan. 26 performance at the Bob Hope Theatre in downtown Stockton provided a pleasant reminder of the fun to be had when going to the restored landmark.
Cosby was funny and engaging in his long-form storytelling way. The subjects of his comedy have changed a bit over the years.
In the 1960s and '70s, he talked about growing up, his parents and his brother, Russell. In the 1980s and '90s, his stories focused on his growing family, particularly his kids.
But Cosby is 75 years old. That's the same age as my mother - we won't tell her that I revealed her age in public, although she would not mind.
Cosby came onstage dressed as if he were making a late-night run to the corner store to buy a gallon of milk. Awaiting him was a chair, a box of tissues, a bottle of water and a disposable hot beverage cup set on top of what looked to be a TV tray. Beneath the tray was a trash can.
Cosby could have just as easily been sitting in the den of his home in front of a television, instead of in front of an audience waiting to be entertained.
He did not even talk much about his kids as he did during the 1980s and '90s. His Stockton routine consisted of, among other topics, aging, marriage and grandchildren.
The topics probably did not matter too much. If you like Cosby's style of humor, you will laugh. If you do not, then you probably did not attend the show. The show was not sold out but still attracted a good-sized crowd.
It was a good time to be at the Bob Hope.
It has been nearly 81/2 years since the newly renovated Bob Hope Theatre reopened after an $8.5 million face-lift. Civic leaders banded together. Then, it was a symbol of Stockton's renaissance. Just look at what the city had going for it: the now 80-year-old jewel of a theater, a downtown movie theater complex, Weber Point Events Center, and the renovated Hotel Stockton with a soon-to-come Paragary's restaurant. And in 2005 a new Stockton Ballpark and Stockton Arena.
And we all know what happened.
Bad decisions and the downturn of the economy.
The restaurant shuttered its doors. The performing venues were too often silent. The new day Stocktonians so longed for was not a good one. And then bankruptcy.
But glimmers of promise remained.
Like the former Fox California Theatre, Stockton was badly in needed of a face-lift.
And in baby steps some changes are occurring.
A new management company is bringing in more acts to the performing venues. An established local restaurant owner is taking over the former Paragary's space. And the city is wending its way through bankruptcy.
When his 90-minute set had ended, Cosby thanked the audience, saying something along the lines of he realizes how tough the financial situation is in Stockton and thanked everyone for coming to the show.
And the crowd exited the theater, after a pleasant evening in downtown Stockton.
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$27 million to combat opioid abuse in Texas: How nonprofits plan to save lives
The federal government is providing $27 million to Texas, more than any other state, to deal with opioid abuse, and local nonprofits are already making plans.
The San Antonio Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse plans to hire another recovery coach and ramp up prevention efforts, reaching more ears earlier – students at elementary through high schools along with people in workplaces, churches and other groups. A lot of the money will go toward treatment, says Abigail Moore, CEO of SACADA.
"There's going to be more money available for those beds needed instead of there being a waiting list," she said. "They're going to have priority because we are, again, losing individuals to prescription drug abuse, overdoses and heroin overdoses."
Nationwide, more people are overdosing and dying each year than the year before, although Texas statistics aren't available beyond 2015.
The federal funding comes from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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"I either had to get sober, or I didn't want to live anymore," Spikes said, adding "There's a lot of people out there that feel that way every single day."
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Brandon Jennings had 33 points and Drew Gooden added 25 points and 10 rebounds for the Bucks, who have been stuck in a funk for a little more than a month. Since beating the Miami Heat on Feb. 1, Milwaukee had lost 12 of its last 16 games coming into Monday night's game.
Lou Williams had 26 points for the 76ers, who were coming off a narrow home loss to Chicago on Sunday and have lost eight of 10.
Williams almost single-handedly brought the 76ers back in the game in the final minutes, but the 76ers couldn't complete the comeback.
Jennings got off to a hot start, scoring 14 of the Bucks' first 19 points. And while the 76ers appeared poised to take control at several points during the game, the Bucks went on a 15-4 run at the end of the third quarter to erase an eight-point 76ers lead.
Milwaukee led 74-71 going into the fourth quarter - then Mike Dunleavy Jr. and Jennings hit back-to-back 3-pointers to open the fourth, extending the lead to nine.
Dunleavy hit another 3-pointer later in the quarter, putting the Bucks up 87-76 and forcing 76ers coach Doug Collins to call a timeout with 6:23 left.
But the 76ers answered with a quick 8-2 run that included 3-pointers by Williams and Andre Iguodala, then a driving layup by Williams that cut Milwaukee's lead to 89-84 with 4:35 left.
Philadelphia cut the lead to four after Iguodala hit one of two free throws, but Gooden scored inside for Milwaukee. After the 76ers came up empty on their next possession, Jennings hit a driving layup for a 93-85 lead with 2:31 left.
But Williams converted a three-point play for the 76ers, and Gooden threw a pass wildly out of bounds for the Bucks. Williams hit a jumper to cut the lead to three with 1:47 left.
After a Bucks miss, Williams was fouled on a three-point attempt by Jennings with the shot clock running down. Williams hit all three free throws to tie the game with 1:11 left.
Udrih hit an open jumper for Milwaukee, and Williams missed on the other end. Gooden then missed a shot for the Bucks, and a kicked ball gave the ball to the 76ers with 23 seconds left.
Williams dribbled the ball for several seconds before driving the lane and missing, then committed a foul on the rebound to give the ball back to the Bucks.
Ersan Ilyasova hit a pair of free throws to put the game away.
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