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Romney to visit storm-damaged Louisiana
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney ordered a detour to hurricane-damaged Louisiana on Friday as he campaigned his way out of the Republican National Convention on the final leg of his quest for the White House.
Aides said the former Massachusetts governor would travel to an emergency command center in Lafitte, La., where emergency crews were assisting victims of Hurricane Isaac, which brought flooding to the area earlier in the week before it was downgraded to a tropical storm.
President Barack Obama has not yet announced plans to travel to the region.
Romney's trip to Louisiana was sandwiched between previously announced campaign stops in Lakeland, Fla., and Cincinnati.
Aides announced the trip less than 12 hours after Romney accepted the GOP presidential nomination in a national convention finale.
He used the biggest moment of his political career to talk about his background and family as he appealed to the feelings of anxiety rippling through the electorate as the nation faces stubbornly high unemployment and fears about its future place in the world.
Romney reinforced that message Friday morning at a rally with more than 2,000 supporters in Lakeland, Fla., before the trip to Louisiana. He urged the crowd to work to find Obama voters who might vote for him. He made no mention of what awaited him in Louisiana.
"I know they're here," Romney said standing alongside running mate Paul Ryan. "They're not as visible as they used to be. You can see some of the glue on the back of their bumper sticker where it used to be, and so you can find them. But you find them and convince them to get on our team and to help us."
The night before, he seized on voter disappointment with Obama.
"Hope and change had a powerful appeal. But tonight I'd ask a simple question: If you felt that excitement when you voted for Barack Obama, shouldn't you feel that way now that he's President Obama?" Romney said as he formally accepted the Republican presidential nomination Thursday night. "You know there's something wrong with the kind of job he's done as president when the best feeling you had was the day you voted for him."
In a deeply personal speech that had him visibly emotional at times, Romney sought to forge the kind of personal connection that has in some ways eluded him. While Americans trust him to handle the economy, polls show he's still not as well liked as Obama, and the speech represented an effort to broaden his appeal and connect with women and with middle-of-the road voters who will ultimately decide his fate.
"Four years from the excitement of the last election, for the first time, the majority of Americans now doubt that our children will have a better future," Romney said. "It is not what we were promised."
Obama, he said, made huge, sweeping pledges -- instead of focusing on issues closer to home.
"President Obama promised to begin to slow the rise of the oceans and heal the planet," said Romney. "My promise is to help you and your family."
In his quest to connect, he talked about his time as a young husband and father, with five rambunctious sons.
"Those weren't the easiest of days -- too many long hours and weekends working, five young sons who seemed to have this need to re-enact a different world war every night," he said, his eyes visibly teary in a rare display of emotion. "If you ask Ann and I what we'd give, to break up just one more fight between the boys, or wake up in the morning and discover a pile of kids asleep in our room. Well, every mom and dad knows the answer to that."
Romney's voice cracked as he talked about his mother, Lenore, who ran unsuccessfully for the Senate in Michigan, and his father George, who served as governor of Michigan and ran unsuccessfully for the Republican presidential nomination in 1968.
"My mom and dad were true partners, a life lesson that shaped me by everyday example," Romney said. "When my mom ran for the Senate, my dad was there for her every step of the way."
Romney also made rare direct references to his faith.
"We were Mormons and growing up in Michigan. That might have seemed unusual or out of place but I really don't remember it that way," he said. "My friends cared more about what sports teams we followed than what church we went to."
As the speech ended and balloons fell from the ceiling, Romney was joined onstage by running mate Paul Ryan -- he said, "good job, good job," in Romney's ear -- and then by his wife, children and grandchildren. The grandkids chased balloons and caught confetti, with one grandson popping a balloon underneath his foot.
The whole night was orchestrated to help Romney tell his story. Speakers and videos introduced Romney as a businessman, Olympic savior and deeply religious family man. And the testimonials were intensely personal.
One couple, Ted and Pat Oparowsky, told the crowd about their 14-year-old son David, dying of cancer, who Romney would visit in the hospital. He bought the boy fireworks, helped him write a will, and, at David's request, delivered the eulogy at his funeral. Another woman, Pam Finlayson, talked about her daughter, born three months premature -- and Romney, her church pastor at the time, would come to the hospital and pray for the little girl.
"Like a lot of families in a new place with no family, we found kinship with a wide circle of friends through our church," said Romney. "We prayed together, our kids played together and we always stood ready to help each other out in different ways."
Before Romney spoke, a parade of speakers from his past took the podium to walk through different phases of his life: his time running the private equity firm Bain Capital, his years running the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City and his experiences as governor of Massachusetts. Referred to inside the campaign as "character witnesses," the speeches were designed to showcase the man who friends say inspires fierce loyalty. Much of the list was drawn up by Romney's son Tagg.
Addressing the crowd were Bob White, a longtime friend and colleague from Bain Capital, and Tom Stemberg, the founder of Staples, the office supply store; Olympic speed skater Derek Parra and hockey player Mike Eruzione; and former Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Kerry Healey, who is still a close adviser.
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Im really confused on what you mean by manifesting my needs. When you say go manifest my need for say, a car, what are you talking about? Going out and buying a car, hoping a stranger will give it to you, or actually deluding yourself into thinking it will appear out of nothing?
I simply think I want a car and then someone actually just gave me a car (actually I paid $30 for it to just make it a legal thing... I choose to give the $30 I didnt have too). It was a beautiful blue classic holden in mint condition and had been all done up. The person who gave it to me had schizophrenia and thought he was going blind.. so he just gave his car away (his bad sight issue went away later but the car was already mine then). There was no way I would of got this car without putting out my thought I was some how going to receive one. (often there will be very strange situations behind me getting something which I try to manifest something for myself.. hence why I dont like to do it often. sometimes bad things have happened to bring the object I wanted to me).
It usually takes 3 days for the object Im trying to manifest to come to me (I used to over do the thoughts and used to end up on the third day often being given 2 of the object I'd wanted eg I got given 2 tvs .. when I was unemployed and needed a job and used manifestation to try to get one .. I got given 2 different jobs within 48 hrs of each other so then had to choose which one to knock back and which to take..
sorry if I seem a little critical but I dont really make any sense out of what you are saying, a bunch of people realised you had no money and shouted you a room and you think you have some sort of mental power?
The "strangers' had no idea I had no money.. I wasnt going around telling strangers about my money situation.. that to me would be like begging or trying to get someone to feel sorry for you to get something. I didnt do that. I was taking care to hide my situation from people as I didnt want people to know and I was SURE things would work out how they were supposed to be. I wasnt concerned. It makes me think of the LD stuff..set the intent and then let it go, trust it will happen. (I think this frees up the energy of the intent)
eg I got given rooms as people felt it was a waste that these rooms were going to be empty and on finding out I hadnt booked one yet anywhere, just asked me I wanted a room eg I chatted to the stranger at the airport.. just general friendly convo.. hi where are you from? etc.. when he asked me what I was doing in that state and where I was from.. I told him I'd come to that state and was doing a course the next day. He goes.. "where are you staying? if we are going same direction you may as well jump into my taxi.. etc and I'll help you carry your stuff" etc etc and I go "i dont know yet where Im going to stay, Im about to sort that out" he just goes.. you can have my room as it will save you having to get one. (most people who gave me stuff didnt have any idea at all that I had no money, there was only one person found out I didnt have any money).
The only time I got anything during that time from someone who knew I didnt have any money was the 3 DVDs I wanted.. travelling to the course from so far, she wanted me to have them as also due to her spiritual beliefs it was her good deed of the day (they were spiritual DVDs).. interestingly.. I didnt even tell her I wanted them thou really really did.
Its hard for me to think that event after event going like this during those fews days were just coincidence!! It would be one heck of a coincidence to get everything I wanted for 3 days free.
One other thing I want to point out is, is it just us regular folk who live in developed countries who have this mental power to do whatever it is you are suggesting, or can people who are born crippled, mentally ill, or in severe poverty have this ability as well?
I personally believe ANYONE can do this.. all it takes is faith in manifestation and also the "knowing" you are abundant and feeling so at the time so one can draw things to one .. and I'd like to point out I are usually in poverty and hence why I was travelling without money in the first place. (I dont believe that money is important.. and seem to usually get my needs met some how and that is all which matters to me).
Those born crippled.. usually has some karmic reason or a reason why they choose to come into this world like that, they are supposed to be like that, they have something to learn via it or something to teach another via it. (I dont believe people can manifest stuff well or in a good way if their karma isnt balanced right). I believe there are various spiritual laws which come into things and the law of manifestation doesnt necessarily over ride the others (but then if someone has bad karma they can change that too via their deeds).
Unfortunately the mentally ill I'd think would have some issues with "postive" manifestation.. due to imbalances of energy bodies and auric leaks and tears. They often are "projecting" energy all over the place without a good focus on positive needs... they often create too many "thought forms"at once.. not enough clarity and it is the thought forms we've created subconciously we feed with energy when we are drawing an object or situation towards us till it manifests. (one can actually feel the build up of energy the closer eg in time...the object gets)
its ok if you dont believe this.. I dont care if people do or not. Im simply answering the question asked to me. Yogis are taught how to consciously do these things. There are some things which can be done to make this stuff stronger (Ive been fortunate to have some good teachers).

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I am so excited to share this, as it is great news for Star Wars fans but also a win for this community, as @dgasser and @gotmaul, the founders of ANOVOS came out of this community! As many know, Museum Replicas held the high-end Star Wars costume license for years, promised much, and delivered little. They lost the license last year and after an insanely long negotiation, ANOVOS was able to pick the license up! They already have a number of projects in the works and are showing off some very early prototypes this weekend at C2E2.
To me, this is one of the greatest things we see in this hobby; fans like us, who started right here, doing what we love, and eventually taking that passion and being able to make a livlihood from it! From Adam Savage, to Volpin Props to ANOVOS and dozens and dozens of others, my hat is off to you! Congrats on living the dream!
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The Bad-Ass black guy from Rob Zombie's first Halloween in the truckstop bathroom that gets pwnd by ol' Mikey.
"Let me introduce myself, I'm Joe Grizzly bitch!"
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Wall Street's credit-derivatives traders, who before the financial crisis commanded $2 million of annual pay, are being replaced by machines as banks cut costs and heed new regulations.
UBS AG, Switzerland's biggest bank, fired its head of credit-default swaps index trading, David Gallers, last week, with no plan to fill the position, according to two people familiar with the matter. Instead, the bank replaced Gallers with computer algorithms that trade using mathematical models, said the people, who asked not to be identified because moves are private.
UBS joins Barclays Plc, Credit Suisse Group AG and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in using computer programs to trade financial instruments that once generated some of their biggest fees. With regulators preparing rules under the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform that will push swaps toward exchange-like systems to improve transparency, credit dealers are going digital as automated trading makes humans too expensive.
"It's natural to push away from humans and large size to machines and small size," Peter Tchir, the founder of New York- based TF Market Advisors, said in a telephone interview. "It's been gaining momentum."
$250 Million
UBS's algorithm, which can trade as much as $250 million of the Markit CDX North America Investment Grade index and $50 million on the speculative-grade benchmark in one transaction, was introduced last month, the people said.
Megan Stinson, a spokeswoman for Zurich-based UBS, declined to comment, as did Gallers.
Automated trading of swaps marks a shift in a market where transactions historically have been negotiated over the phone after dealers, acting as a go-between for clients, send out indicative prices by e-mail. The dealers offer to buy a swap from a client at one price and sell the same contract to another for a higher amount, profiting from the gap, known as the bid- offer spread.
Outstanding contracts ballooned to more than $62 trillion at the market's peak in 2007 from $632 billion in 2001 as the derivatives gained popularity as a way to wager on debt without owning bonds or loans, data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association show.
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Hotel Milano is situated in the centre of Padua, few steps from the historic centre and the shopping area of the city.
How to reach the Hotel Milano by car:
Coming from Milan or Venice on the A4 'Milano-Venezia' highway, exit at 'Padova Ovest' and follow directions to Bologna on the Tangenziale bypass for about 2 miles/3.5 km, then take exit 'Cappella Scrovegni-Museo Eremitani-Centro' (exit 4). You will find your 4-star hotel in Padua after the second traffic light on the left hand side.
Coming from Bologna on the A13 'Bologna-Padova' highway, exit at Padova-Sud and get on the Tangenziale bypass, heading towards Trento for about 4.5 miles/7 km. Take the 'Cappella Scrovegni-Museo Eremitani-Centro' exit (exit 4). The business and leisure Hotel Milano Padova is located after the second traffic light on the left hand side.
How to reach the 4-star Hotel Milano in Padua by train:
The railway station is only 1,5 miles/2 km away from this hotel in Padua. You can take bus line nr. 10 and get off at the 'Piazzale Savonarola' stop.
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Facebook User Blasts Bar Harbor Cops, You'll Love Their Response
More and more police departments are using Facebook to get messages out to the public. Whether they're posting surveillance photos and asking for tips, posting photos for "Throwback Thursday" or public service messages, Facebook is becoming an integral part of community policing.
Sometimes, though, the police get some messages that aren't totally complimentary. A case in point this message that was posted to the Bar Harbor Police Department's Facebook page.
The Bar Harbor Police did edit the message to remove some of the blatant profanities, and posted this tongue-in-cheek response:
To the person who posted this, if you have any information on Methamphetamine production in our community, please contact us. Our phone number is 288-3391. Also we have employee's who's only duty is enforcing parking issues so no time was taken away from any ongoing investigations. Lastly, everyone likes donuts, because they are delicious!


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The Online Dating Site for Rejects
Are those Chemistry.com ads working?
The Spot: A man is flipping through a nudie magazine. He opens up to a photo spread, takes a good long leer, and then closes the magazine and shrugs. "Nope," he says. "Still gay." A big red stamp slams across his face, reading: "Rejected by eHarmony." The announcer says, "Who knows why eHarmony has rejected over 1 million people looking for love? But at Chemistry.com you can come as you are." (Click here to watch ads from the Chemistry.com campaign.)
The dating Web site eHarmony has a heteros-only policy, and lately it's been catching a lot of flak for that. A gay California woman filed a lawsuit last month accusing eHarmony of discrimination. Adding fuel to the fire: eHarmony's founder, Dr. Neil Clark Warren, is an evangelical Christian, and his background includes close ties to the conservative Christian group Focus on the Family.
Ad Report Card reader K.P. e-mails: "As a gay man, I am outraged at eHarmony's refusal to allow guys who like guys or girls who like girls to post ads on their site. I recently was watching NBC during a sporting event on a Saturday afternoon and saw the ad for Chemistry.com. It stopped me dead in my tracks and made me so happy that I laughed out loud."
The Chemistry.com campaign had the opposite effect on eHarmony—so much so that, according to the Washington Post, eHarmony's legal counsel tried to get the ads altered or taken off NBC. Dr. Warren himself has defended eHarmony with a couple of different arguments, laid out in an interview on NPR's Fresh Air: 1) He says eHarmony's partner-matching algorithms have been derived through studying successful straight marriages. Having done no studies on how to identify good gay matches, eHarmony declines to even take a stab at it. 2) He says eHarmony's goal is creating marriages, and since same-sex marriage is "largely illegal" that's an "issue for us."
I call complete bullpoo on both these rationales. Healthy long-haul relationships look the same all over the world, and all over the demographic map. If Warren needs to see more data before he accepts that, he should go out and gather it. There's no shortage of happy gay couples to study. And the financial incentive is obviously there—so what's stopping him?
With regard to the marriage issue: Dating sites don't perform wedding ceremonies. The product on offer here is love. If a couple subsequently wants some sort of state-sanctioned union, or not, that's the couple's business. (And a gay couple can always move to Massachusetts if marriage is a must.)
As for Chemistry.com, if K.P.'s reaction is any guide, the company has a winning pitch. Perhaps it can even corner the market on gay online dating through the appeal of this gay-friendly spot. My hunch is that's a lucrative niche. As K.P. puts it: "I mean we date … a lot. In fact, I think it's fair to say that gay men were the trailblazers of the online dating game."
So the "Nope, still gay" ad is great. But let's set it aside for the moment. What about the other ads in Chemistry.com's current campaign—the ones targeted at straight guys and gals? Apparently, lots of people answer eHarmony's long list of personality questions only to reach a screen that says, "Unable to match you at this time," with no further explanation. According to USA Today, eHarmony rejects 16 percent of applicants because they're "poor marriage prospects." The pitch to these folks isn't that eHarmony has ruled them out categorically, as it has with gays. The pitch is that Chemistry.com will welcome their business, even if they didn't make the grade at eHarmony.
These hetero-targeted ads show pleasant-looking people wondering why eHarmony negged them. They seem to doubt their own self-worth. "I am a good person, right?" anguishes a woman in one ad who's gotten the eHarmony stiff-arm. "Can't a girl get some love?" pleads a woman in another spot.
This strategy might woo people who have actually attempted to sign up for eHarmony and been rejected. But those who are entirely new to the online dating scene might be put off. If I were single and choosing which dating site to try, I don't think an open-floodgates admissions policy would be a key selling point. I'd demand a little screening and selectivity. The ad campaign conveys just the opposite.
What's more, the people in the ads come off as insecure, damaged goods. Frankly, I wouldn't want them in my dating pool. Especially not that woman wearing a mini-vest over a scoop-neck top. Lady, your first step to getting a date is ditching that unfortunate ensemble. Grade: A for the gay-themed ad, C- for the others.
Housekeeping item: In a recent Ad Report Card about vitaminwater, I said that Gatorade would never use a nonathlete celebrity in its ads. Several readers pointed out that rapper L.L. Cool J appeared in a Gatorade ad in 2004. True! Mama said knock me out! In my defense, three years is a lifetime when it comes to brand image. I still don't think the Gatorade of 2007 would feature a nonsports celebrity in an ad. (Now watch Elton John show up in a new Gatorade campaign next week.)


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ST. CHARLES – St. Charles East captured 11 of 12 events during Thursday's girls swimming meet at St. Charles North.
North Stars sophomore diver Katie Schutz, a converted gymnast, earned the night's other victory.
Neither side backflipped or flipped out over the Saints' 115-70 win. If anything, East remained grounded about a talent base it has felt good about since workouts started in August.
"We're definitely really deep, so we have every event covered," Saints senior Jamie Cranfill said. "We're really close, and it really motivates all of us to do our best."
Cranfill covered the 100-yard backstroke in a season-best 1:01.44 in one of East's victories.
Classmate Stephanie Garvin took the 500 freestyle in 5:13.34 while anchoring winning relays in the 200 freestyle (1:40.79) and 400 freestyle (3:40.34).
Competing for the first time since finishing second behind three-time defending state champion New Trier at the Saints' College Events Meet on Saturday, East channeled some residual energy.
"We came in a close second with the best team in the state, so we're really pumped, and we know that we're going to go far this season, especially at state and sectionals coming up," Garvin said.
North, which switched many of its regulars' events, is also gearing toward the looming state series.
Sectionals are set for Nov. 16, with the state meet scheduled for Nov. 22-23, which ultimately was why coach Rob Rooney took the end result in stride.
"A lack of focus, you know, is really what I saw. But it's all right. It's kind of what sometimes it should be in October. I don't mind not being fresh," Rooney said.
"You'd like to be at least racing to what your capabilities are, but it's what it is, so we'll see. We've got a month to get it figured out, and we will. We're going to be rocking and rolling with our relays at the end."
The quartet of Loriel Hutchinson, Monica Guyett, Serena Allendorfer and Samantha Sauer finished second in the 200 free relay, one second off East's pace.
Thursday's dual doubled as a fundraiser for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
St. Charles High alum Shane Whildin, a former Saints state champion now working in Speedo's marketing department, donated Breaststroke 4 Hope T-shirts and swim caps to both schools in a bid to bolster the community atmosphere inherent to most every East-North competition.
Donations to the cause were accepted in lieu of admission, and there were more fans clad in pink than in Saints orange and black or North Stars blue.
This week, Whildin called the effort the first of its kind for a high school meet since Breaststroke 4 Hope launched in September 2012. Guinea pigs don't often take kindly to water, but Whildin's optimism about the test case still prevailed.
The early verdict looks favorable.
"It's definitely for a great cause and makes us think beyond just swimming and diving," Saints coach Joe Cabel said, "but taking our mind off what we're doing and trying to raise money for an important cause, I think it makes it easier to swim and dive."
Added Cranfill: "It's really fun supporting a cause with North because they're our closest rivals."
Official figures were not available, but Rooney estimated the effort raised close to $1,000.
Individual winners Katie Nagler (100 freestyle, 54.27) and Jordan Morling (100 butterfly, 58.75) were part of three winning relays, also swimming the 200 medley relay that won in 1:50.86.
Cranfill and Shea Hoyt, who won the 50 freestyle in 25.09, opened the medley relay, and Hoyt also was part of East's 400 free relay. Isabel Herb claimed the 100 breaststroke in 1:10.03 while swimming with the 200 free relay. Anna O'Malley (200 freestyle, 2:01.07) and Lucy Johnson (200 individual medley, 2:14.45) were the Saints' other winners.
Schutz registered a season-best score of 186.95 as she continues to improve in a sport she only began in high school.
Teammate Jordyn Paulsen encouraged Schutz to try diving, and she obliged.
Shealyn Boland coaches divers at both St. Charles schools, so the meet felt in part like a practice with loud supporters wearing pink.
"It's good to dive with the girls that you're really close with," Schutz said. "We pushed each other, and that's good."


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Autumn approaches, migrating birds head for warmer climes, and the Middle East and Mozambique are rather nice at this time of year.
Tom, Original Traveller
The Middle East and North Africa, unbearably hot for the previous few months, should now be firmly back on the radar for holidays in October. Jordan and Morocco are particular Original Travel favourites, and in the latter, Marrakech has hot (but not unbearably so) days; the Atlas Mountains are beautiful; snow has yet to fall in the foothills, and Essaouira and the coast are still warm enough.
This is also half term time, so the Egyptian Red Sea Riviera, the immaculate family hotels of Oman and the Vegas-on-Sea 'delights' of Dubai are all on the family holiday agenda as well. October is also a wonderful month to sample the culinary delights of India, or explore Bhutan for fascinating festivals, and clear views of the mountains.


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Seniors Ben Rollins and Nick DiCicco were selected to the 2012 Great Northeast Athletic Conference All-Conference men's soccer teams.
Rollins earned second-team honors at forward, while DiCicco was a third-team selection as a midfielder.
Rollins, who registered 2012 team highs in points (23), goals (8) and assists (7), also was recognized by the College Sports Information Directors of America, which selected him for the Capital One Academic All-District first team.
Ben Rollins
He started all 18 games for the Rams soccer team, and his 23 points were the fourth highest among GNAC players. Rollins tied for fifth among conference scorers with his eight goals and seven assists.
Head Coach Andrius Zeikus called Rollins, a team captain in his junior and senior seasons, the "heart and soul" of the team.
"I am very proud of what Ben has been able to accomplish in his four seasons for us" said Zeikus. "He has been a leader both on and off the field, a positive influence to his teammates, and a person whose tremendous work ethic and skills set will be missed."
Rollins was named Most Valuable Player of the 2010 GNAC Tournament, as he helped guide the Rams to their first ever conference championship and the program's first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance.
He appeared in 51 games for the Rams over four years, scoring a total of 21 career goals with 16 assists for 58 points.
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DiCicco tallied two goals and an assist for five points in 13 games this year. In his three-year career with the Rams he scored eight goals and six assists in 46 games, for a total of 22 points. Three of DiCicco's career goals were game-winners.
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Histamine antagonists or antihistamines are drugs that relieve allergy symptoms. Histamine is a chemical used to identify and remove substances that trigger an allergic response.
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Histamine is a chemical used to identify and remove substances that trigger an allergic response. ��There are four histamine receptors (designated H1, H2, H3, H4). When histamine activates H1 receptors, symptoms such as rashes, itching, watery eyes and trouble breathing may begin.

Antihistamines prevent histamine from stimulating the H1 receptors located in the eyes, nose and throat to relieve swelling and stop leaking fluid. ��First generation antihistamines were non-selective for H1 receptors and crossed into the brain resulting in drowsiness. ��Newer antihistamines are more selective, reducing this side effect.
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Weekend picks: Film fest, Friedkin come to Muvico
Chicago Critics Film Fest
The Chicago Film Critics Association, led by the Daily Herald's own Dann Gire, unveils its inaugural film festival this weekend at the Muvico Theaters Rosemont 18, 9701 Bryn Mawr, Rosemont. The event features screenings of more than 20 films and conversations with numerous filmmakers, including Oscar winner William Friedkin during a special screening of "Sorcerer" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. A number of passes are available, starting at $25, and individual tickets are on sale. For a schedule and ticket information, go to chicagocriticsfilmfestival.com. Starts at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 13, and noon Sunday, April 15
An 'Instant Mom'
Actress, producer and author Nia Vardalos, writer and star of the 2002 film "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," discusses her new book, "Instant Mom," at The Book Market at Hangar One, The Glen Town Center, 2651 Navy Blvd., Glenview. "Instant Mom" follows Vardalos' journey of adopting a preschool-age girl with just 14 hours notice. Admission for the author's discussion is free. Vardalos will sign copies of her book, available for purchase, after the presentation. (847) 724-2025 or theglentowncenter.com. Noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 13
Tivoli hosts Rachel Maddow
MSNBC talk-show host Rachel Maddow discusses her New York Times best-selling book "Drift: The Unmooring of American Military Power" in an author event at the Tivoli Theatre, 5021 Highland Ave., Downers Grove. Maddow will also take part in a question-and-answer session with the audience. Tickets are available with the purchase of "Drift" from Anderson's Bookshop at 5112 Main St., Downers Grove. Attendees will receive an autographed copy of the book at the event. Call (630) 963-2665 or visit andersonsbookshop.com. 2 p.m. Saturday, April 13
'South Pacific'
Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical "South Pacific," awarded the Pulitzer Prize for drama, comes to life on the stage of the Marriott Theatre, 10 Marriott Drive, Lincolnshire. $40-$55. Dinner packages are available. (847) 634-0200 or marriotttheatre.com. 4:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday, April 13, and 1 and 5 p.m. Sunday, April 14
Helpful twanging
The Brass Buckle Band, The Hillbilly Rockstarz and The Suburban Cowboys are the featured acts for Saturday's 5th Annual St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Country Music Benefit at Cadillac Ranch, 1175 W. Lake St., Bartlett. $15 (for patrons 21 and older only). (630) 830-7200 or cadranch.com. 6 p.m. doors open with music beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 13
Stepping to it
The Lake County Pan Hellenic Council presents plenty of great stepping groups at the 2nd Annual Lake County Greek Stompfest Saturday at the Genesee Theatre, 203 N. Genesee St., Waukegan. $15-$25. (847) 782-2366 or geneseetheatre.com. 6:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13
Mason Jennings
Pop/folk singer Mason Jennings headlines at Evanston SPACE, 1245 Chicago Ave., Evanston. $25-$40. Jennings will perform some of his most popular songs, including those from his newest album "Minnesota." (847) 492-8860 or evanstonaspace.com. 7 p.m. Saturday, April 13
Salsa Saturdays at Esteban's
Come for dinner, stay for dancing at Esteban's Dining and Dancing, 1550 N. Route 59, Naperville. A free dance lesson and an evening of dance comes with every meal. Dinner favorites include tilapia for $16 and chicken enchiladas for $13.95. Or come after dinner and, for a $10 cover charge, join the one-hour dance lesson and dance the rest of the night away. Every Saturday is Salsa night. (630) 579-3262 or estebansdiningdancing.com. Saturday, April 14
I think I can fly
Four leading Chicago contemporary dance companies, The Dance COLEctive, Hedwig Dances, Same Planet Different World Dance Theatre and Zephyr Dance, have formed a new partnership called FlySpace to engage audiences in contemporary dance. The new project launches publicly this spring with the FlySpace Dance Series at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, 201 E. Randolph Drive, Millennium Park, Chicago. Tickets cost $15. (773) 871-0872 or brownpapertickets.com. 7 p.m. Saturday, April 13, and 5 p.m. Sunday, April 14
Stomping ground
Tickets sold so quickly for the return engagement of "Stomp" that an extra noon performance was added this weekend for the internationally acclaimed percussion revue at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd., Aurora. $39.50-$49.50. (630) 896-6666 or paramountaurora.com. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 13; noon and 4 p.m. Sunday, April 14
Mac tonight
Fleetwood Mac headlines the United Center, 1901 W. Madison St., Chicago, on Saturday. Tickets cost $49.50-$149.50. Visit unitedcenter.com. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 13
'Force' be with you
Del Dominguez's Latin ballroom dance work "Sabroso" and Autumn Eckman's "G-Force" are just two of the seven pieces on the bill for the Saturday engagement of Giordano Dance Chicago at North Central College's Pfeiffer Hall, 310 E. Benton Ave., Naperville. $10-$25. (630) 637-7469 or giordanodance.org. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 13
Leftward laughs
The Sexy Liberal Comedy Tour featuring Stephanie Miller and guest comedians like Hal Sparks is back for a third engagement Saturday at the Chicago Theatre, 175 N. State St., Chicago. $38.50-$175. (312) 462-6300 or thechicagotheatre.com. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 13
American made
Lakeside Singers, a vocal ensemble of 26, celebrate the works of American and Windy City musicians in the concert "Home Grown: Music From Chicago and the U.S." Saturday and Monday at two suburban locations: North Central College's Wentz Concert Hall, 171 E. Chicago Ave., Naperville, (630) 637-7469. Tickets cost $30; $20 seniors/students; $10 kids 12 and younger. See it also at the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, 111 W. Campbell St., Arlington Heights, (847) 577-2121. $35; $25 seniors/students. lakesidesingers.com. 8 p.m. Saturday, April 13, in Naperville; 8 p.m. Monday, April 15, in Arlington Heights
Hudes' trilogy concludes
Goodman Theatre premieres "The Happiest Song Plays Last," the latest from 2012 Pulitzer Prize winner Quiara Alegría Hudes, whose Goodman commission completes her "Elliot Trilogy" examining war through the eyes of the members of an extended Puerto Rican family. In this final chapter, Iraq War veteran Elliott (Armando Riesco) turns action film star while his cousin Yaz (Sandra Marquez) tries to save her crumbling neighborhood. See it at 170 N. Dearborn St., Chicago. The show opens April 22. $14-$45. (312) 443-3800 or goodmantheatre.org. Previews begin at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 13, and 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 14
World's Fair Memorabilia Show
Collectors and dealers can buy, sell and trade items related to world's fairs from 1876 to the present at the 19th annual World's Fair Memorabilia Show at the Elk Grove Holiday Inn, 1000 Busse Road, Elk Grove Village. More than 20 tables of items will be featured. Other highlights include continuous showings of home movies and newsreels from the 1933-34 Chicago World's Fair. $5-$6. Visit worldsfairshow.com. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 14
Springtime on the Farm
Experience a busy spring day working on a 19th-century farm at the Springtime on the Farm event at Spring Valley, 1111 E. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg. Help with spring planting in the large kitchen garden, sow oats in the fields or wash clothes in a washtub. Authentic demonstrations include blacksmithing, plowing with the horses, milking a cow and visiting newborn animals. Plus, there will be craft activities, refreshments and games. $3 per person ($12 per family); kids 3 and younger admitted free. (847) 985-2100 or parkfun.com. Noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 14
Claudia Hommel
Cabaret singer Claudia Hommel presents "April in Paris," a concert featuring both French and American songs, at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 14, at the Wheaton Public Library, 225 N. Cross St., Wheaton. Hommel will be accompanied by Pat Spaeth on the accordion. Born in Paris, Hommel now calls Chicago home. Free admission. For tickets, call (630) 668-1374 or wheatonlibrary.org. 2 p.m. Sunday, April 14
Three B's
Members of the Chicago Philharmonic perform string quartets in the concert "Brahms, Beethoven, Bartok" Sunday at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 205 N. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge. $15-$20; $10-$15 seniors. (866) 811-4111 or chicagophilharmonic.org. 3 p.m. Sunday, April 14
Poets in the spotlight
The Waukegan Park District Cultural Arts Division celebrates National Poetry Month by hosting an "open mic" poetry reading at the Schornick Theatre, 39 Jack Benny Drive, Waukegan. Poets of all ages are invited to read their poetry -- or to simply attend and listen to the readings. Free. (847) 360-4740 or waukeganparks.org. 6 p.m. Sunday, April 14
Ike Reilly residency shows
Libertyville native Ike Reilly and his band, the Ike Reilly Assassination, are in the midst of a performance "residency" at Chicago's Schuba's Tavern, 3159 N. Southport, Chicago. The band will play on Sunday and then three additional times this spring -- April 28, May 12 and May 26. The band is putting the finishing touches on its sixth full-length album, and fans will get previews of the new songs at all the Schuba's shows. This is a great chance to see a local favorite in one of Chicago's best rock venues. $10. Go to schubas.com. 8 p.m. Sunday, April 14


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A new, minute-long international TV spot for Iron Man 3 has come online and can be watched using the player below. You can watch all the previously-released teasers, trailers and TV spots by clicking here.
Marvel Studios' "Iron Man 3" pits brash-but-brilliant industrialist Tony Stark/Iron Man against an enemy whose reach knows no bounds. When Stark finds his personal world destroyed at his enemy's hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. This journey, at every turn, will test his mettle. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those closest to him. As he fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to the question that has secretly haunted him: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?


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The University of Florida Performing Arts event, which is planned for the Squitieri Studio Theatre, will feature 20 sonatas composed by 18th century Baroque composer Domenico Scarlatti performed by Pnina Becher, a world-renowned classical pianist.
This New Year's Eve, music and wine aficionados can swap the champagne and take a tour of wines from the vineyards of Portugal, France, Spain and Italy.
Monday's "Piano Reserva — A Scarlatti Soiree" encompasses both a wine tasting and live piano performance. The University of Florida Performing Arts event, which is planned for the Squitieri Studio Theatre in the Phillips Center, will feature 20 sonatas composed by 18th century Baroque composer Domenico Scarlatti performed by Pnina Becher, a world-renowned classical pianist. Becher grouped these sonatas into five sections, each of which will be paired with a wine from Tipple's Brews.
Becher says this program, which will be performed at 2 and 5 p.m. Monday, is a treat for all the senses.
"It's an opportunity to hear wine and taste music," she says. "I hope it will open up a new way to look at Spain and Portugal and the many, many gifts they gave us."
Becher, who studied at the Tel Aviv Rubin Academy of Music in Israel, says this program will take the audience on a journey back in time to the Europe in which Scarlatti taught music to the Queen of Spain and composed over 600 keyboard sonatas.
"This evening encompasses everything I love," she says. "I've always dreamed of playing these sonatas, and I'm also a wine lover."
Audiences will taste a sparkling wine from Italy, two wines from Spain, a port from Portugal that has been fortified with brandy, and an effervescent French wine to cleanse the palette.
Becher calls Scarlatti a "fountain of creativity," and says though the composer was born the same year as Bach and Handel, 1685, his music radically differs from that of his contemporaries.
"No other composer of that era comes even close to his creativity and originality," Becher says. "His story definitely deserves an evening."
Michael Blachly, director of UF Performing Arts, says audiences will appreciate the depth of Becher's musical talent. She has released two albums, one of Bach's Goldberg Variations and another of Chopin, Debussy and Scarlatti compositions.
"She's truly a wonderful person, and it will really be a matinee treat for New Year's Eve," Blachly says.
Becher, who currently lives in Scottsdale, Ariz., has performed in Europe, Australia, South America and the United States. This will be her first performance in Gainesville.
"Every time you sit down at the bench, you never know what will happen. Every performance has a totally different feel. It's magic," she says.
Hors d'oeuvres will be provided, as well as soft drinks and water.
Tickets for each performances are $50 for gallery seating and $65 for table seating. The Phillips Center box office opens Monday at 1 p.m.


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Criminals are using many ways to commit identity theft or internet fraud. The methods used by these criminals can vary from a simple email sent to thousands or millions of email addresses requesting personal information, to sophisticated software (malware) loaded onto your PC without your knowledge through email attachments/links, or by clicking on a link from an infected website you visit.
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Tool helps investigators unlock passwords and crypto keys
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Passware is a password recovery and electronic discovery company, whose customers include the Internal Revenue Service, Secret Service, Senate, Supreme Court, and the Defense, Justice and Homeland Security departments. The kit's tools can enforce password policies or recover passwords.
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"It's not really secure," Passware president Dmitry Sumin said of the Web browser-based encryption commonly used to protect passwords. And Microsoft's Office 2003 uses a 40-bit encryption key to protect files. "It is possible to find the key based on the file type" in a matter of minutes, he said.
Full-disk encryption, done right, can be nearly impossible to crack, he said. "If the encryption is strong enough, we use dictionary and brute-force attacks."
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i like it !!!
I know a great password crack software,that is windows password recovery 6.0,an easy-to-use tool designed for resetting local administrator and user passwords on any Windows system
I'm not a "paranoiac pedophile" but TruCrypt with a >50 character pass-phrase is my friend for file privacy.
Other than free(?) advertising, what was the point of this article? The blackhats of the world already do this. The biggest thing I come away with from reading this is, password security is a joke since no matter what you do, you are limited by Microsoft's implementation of encryption keys, and that is where the attacks are made.
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Skip to comments.US military invests in 3D printing on the frontline
Posted on 11/15/2012 7:39:19 AM PST by Theoria
News: the US military is developing its own 3D printers for the frontline which will enable soldiers to quickly and cheaply produce spare parts for their weapons and equipment.
By bringing the new technology to the battlefield, troops will be able to produce spare parts for sensitive equipment, such as GPS receivers and air drones, without having to wait weeks for new deliveries.
Parts for these systems break frequently, and many of them are produced overseas, so theres a long lead time for replacement parts, said operations research analyst D. Shannon Berry in a statement.
Instead of needing a massive manufacturing logistics chain, a device that generates replacement parts is now small and light enough to be easily carried in a backpack or on a truck, he added.
The Future Warfare centre at Space and Missile Defense Command in Alabama has been developing its own 3D printers as an alternative to the more expensive printers available commercially. Early versions of its printer have cost just under $700 each, compared to at least $2,000 for commercial models.
The 3D printers are now being rolled out to the frontline in shipping containers that act as mobile production labs. The first of the $2.8m labs, which contains 3D printers and CNC machines to make parts from aluminium, plastic and steel, was sent to Afghanistan in July this year. While there are no plans to print weapons from scratch, the labs could produce spare parts to repair them, according to Pete Newell, head of the US armys Rapid Equipping Force.
The military developments mirror similar advances claimed by amateur gun enthusiasts in recent months, with a group of libertarian activists in the US releasing blueprints for 3D printed weapons, while another hobbyist announced the successful firing of a semiautomatic AR-15 rifle using 3D-printed parts.
Following that news, Ronen Kadushin, a pioneer of the open design movement, told Dezeen that advances in 3D printing could allow people to print ammunition for an army. Nobody will kill anybody with a 3D printed gun soon, I hope. But in the future, you dont know, he warned.
The technology has also been taking off in civilian manufacturing, with President Obama investing $30m of government money in a national 3D printing centre in Youngstown, Ohio this August. The National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute is part of a military-led public-private partnership to research the possibilities of mass-producing machine parts.
Weve been covering the latest developments in 3D printing as the technology proliferates through the design world. In a recent interview with Dezeen, Janne Kyttanen, co-founder of design studio Freedom of Creation and creative director of 3D printer company 3D Systems, predicted that consumers would soon be able to save money by printing products at home rather than shopping for them, while MakerBot Industries CEO and co-founder Bre Pettis told Dezeen that cheap 3D printers would place manufacturing back in the home, as it was before the industrial revolution.
I'm going to print up some extra ammo and then hop in my Chevy Volt to go fight the taliban. /s
May be viable some day, but with a $16 Trillion debt I think it would be best if we let private industry perfect it first.
-—yeah—quick, somebody send me the app allowing .223, .308, 9 mm and .45AACP to be run off on my state of the art Canon Pixma-—(sarc)
See if it will print of some "Rules of Engagement" to allow us to win the fight...
Perhaps a 'Declaration of War' is in the feed tray as well.
Saw these years ago.
3D printing works good for cheap plastic pieces that break. Right now that's about it.
In a perfect world, you could rent time on a 3D printer and print your own(3D printer).
Can someone explain 3-D printing to me. I've read various articles on it, but I don't see a big difference between current molds, dies, and other older devices used in manufacturing.
There must be something I'm missing.
That's just not true. 3D printing produces strong, lightweight parts that can see long-term use under harsh field conditions.
3-D printing is additive - you're not taking a block of material and machining it down, and you're not making a mold.
You can build very complex shapes more easily, and with a smaller and cheaper machine, than milling something down subtractively.
The biggest advantage I see is the ability to make changes with only software, add thickness to a place discovered after use to be a weak link.
Also if economic to produce, low volume items cost little more than high volume items.
The biggest advantage I see is the ability to make changes with only software, add thickness to a place discovered after use to be a weak link.
Also if economic to produce, low volume items cost little more than high volume items.
Thank you for the explanations re 3-D printing.
The printers will be cheap but the "ink" will be super expensive following the HP business model.
My ink cost more that what I paid for the printer
It's a fast and easy way to make one of something, rather than having to create molds or dies.
But if you want to make 1,000, then molds or dies are the only way to go.
How soon before someone is caught making some 3-D printed porn?
How frequently will these printers jam?
I expect it to happen before they get caught for cloning people for sex slaves.
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Lasith Malinga's third ODI hat-trick, Aus vs SL, 2011
Looks like Ten Sports is just upscaling the video, its not shot in HD.
tks hilal for posting...
Thanks, Hilal.
You're welcome.
By the way, if you have trouble playing HD video on slower internet connections (DSL especially), play the video and pause it, wait till the full video is loaded and then play it.
actually malinga has 4 hat tricks. his 1st one is againts 2007 world cup bermuda game he took 2 in 2 and his hat trick ball clearly impect inside lbw its hitting top of the stumps but that darrel haper not given it , unfortune is that series no drs system that is his 1st hat trick if youhave that game watch i saw on it channel eye
also he miss t20 hattick againts ireland 2009 wc that is 50/50 chance umpire give chance of dout to batsman that ball was pitching half way impect out side leg,
malinga is champion bowler no words to say about him
talent like him very rare to world cricket he is da man who relly get icc awards not orthdox players
Interesting stat there, sam.


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The Opioid Solution and HIV: From the Frying Pan Into the Fire
By Dave R.
February 1, 2013
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This article is Part One of a two-part piece. Read Part Two, "Opioid Dependency: What's It Got to Do With HIV?."
"Pain is experienced by people and families not by nerve endings." -- Dame Cicely Saunders
A nightmare for some and a godsend for others, some people become addicted to opioids because opioids have become their recreational drug of choice, while others become addicted because their pain symptoms are so severe that they have no choice. Either way, a problem has arisen which threatens social stability in whole communities, especially in North America, and makes authorities unsure which way to turn.
You may see this as a "far from my bed" phenomenon but as I will explain later, many people living with HIV find themselves involved with opioids before they know it and have to live with the consequences of this sort of treatment simply because there is no better way of treating their pain.
First some statistics to highlight the scale of the problem:
Shocked yet? Actually these statistics were assembled before the current explosion in opioid addiction and abuse that has recently begun to hit the headlines across the western world. The figures, five years later in 2012, will be far higher; and the number of deaths and serious health problems resulting from both opioid prescription and the black market will now be alarmingly high. It's a problem that is almost unrecognised in its expanse, and a social time bomb that we still seem unwilling to acknowledge.
Still, why should this be relevant to people living with HIV? The answer is that many people with HIV are also chronic pain patients, something that is often overlooked when reading about the negative aspects of being positive.
According to The Well Project, many people with the virus have to manage chronic pain symptoms for the following reasons:
According to pain.com, in 2005, 8% of HIV individuals were on long-term opioids (especially Oxycodone and Tramadol) for severe pain, which was more than double the non-HIV population. However, the good news is that the explosion in opioid use since then has not been paralleled in the HIV population. This is possibly because opioids are prescribed for valid reasons to HIV patients and there is less incidence of recreational opioid use which has worsened the problem in the general population.
Before everybody writes in to say that they're fine and have never had a problem with the virus or the medication, please be reassured that you are some of the lucky ones. Of course only a certain percentage of people living with HIV will suffer chronic pain in one form or another but a significant proportion of those will eventually have no option but to start taking opioids as the only painkillers that will help. It's not a choice; some pain is so severe that it just doesn't react to over-the-counter medications, or medications meant for other diseases. Opioids, if used properly, are a very effective solution. The problem is that they are not always used properly, as the statistics above clearly show.
Recreational use of opioids could also be said to be the result of psychological 'pain': fulfilling a need to escape from the harsh edges in life (it could also be simply the well-known search for a kick that has got out of hand). However, recreational drug use and the reasons for its popularity are really subjects for other articles. What we need to know to arm both ourselves and people we know with knowledge, is that it gets out of hand when people don't realise how quickly and easily they can become seriously addicted.
So, with the facts out of the way, it's perhaps useful to illustrate the problem by giving some examples of what opioid abuse and the authorities attempts to crack down on it have been doing to people.
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HIV, Neuropathy and More: Avoiding Becoming a Nervous Wreck
Dave R.
English but living since 1986 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. HIV+ since 2004 and a neuropathy patient since 2007. I've seen quite a bit, done quite a bit and bought quite a few t-shirts if you know what I mean; but all that baggage makes me what I am today: a better person I believe, despite it all.
Arriving on TheBody.com, originally, was the end result of getting neuropathy as a side effect of the medication, or the virus, or both. I found it such a vague disease and discovered very little information that wasn't commercially tinged, or scientifically impenetrable, so I decided to create a daily Blog and a website where practical information, hints, tips and experiences for patients could be gathered together in one place.
However, I was also given the chance to write about other aspects of living with HIV and have now contributed more articles about those than about neuropathy. That said, neuropathy remains my 'core subject' although one which unfortunately dominates both my life and that of many other HIV-positive people.
I'm not a doctor or qualified medical expert, just someone with neuropathy and HIV who has spent the last few years researching the illness and trying to create information sources for people who want to know more.
I also have my own personal website and write for PositiveLite.com.
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On Saturday, the Houston Dynamo hosted the third annual Greenstar Recycling Corporate Cup, in association with Dynamo Charities. Hosted at the new Houston Amateur Sports Park, the tournament featured 32 teams from the Houston area - the most in the tournament's three-year history - competing in 36-minute, seven-on-seven games.
In addition to competing in small-sided games, each team that competed in the tournament raised money for the Methodist Center for Sports Medicine. Methodist, in turn, was on-site offering its services to the Corporate Cup participants, including pre-participation and injury exams.
The tournament showcased a wide variety of competition, with teams from Greenstar Recycling, Shell, Wells Fargo, the Houston Texans, and many more. Several companies even invited players from their offices around the country and even South America, Central America, and Europe. Teams competed in four-team groups, each playing at least three games. It was a unique experience that united the corporate world through friendly competition in the world's most popular sport, soccer.
"The Corporate Cup was a first-class event," Dynamo president Chris Canetti said. "I think everybody, myself included, had an awesome time out at the Houston Amateur Sports Park, and I really want to thank all the sponsors and companies that came out, raised money through Dynamo Charities, and had a fun day on the field."
MORE: Pictures from Saturday's games
After a hot Houston Saturday full of Corporate Cup soccer, six teams – four on the men's side and two in the coed division – qualified to play at the University of Houston this weekend.
The men's semifinals, to be held at the Carl Lewis Track & Field Complex on Saturday, will feature Supermercado Teloloapan against Hungry's Restaurant in the first Semifinal, with Wells Fargo going up against Armed Forces in the other. The winners will meet for the championship inside Robertson Stadium.
In the coed final, also held at Robertson prior to the Dynamo-Chivas USA match, CITGO looks to retain the championship title against Cal Comm. The finalists have the privilege of playing on the Dynamo game field for the ultimate championship experience.


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18 U.S. Code § 1156 - Intoxicants possessed unlawfully
Whoever, except for scientific, sacramental, medicinal or mechanical purposes, possesses intoxicating liquors in the Indian country or where the introduction is prohibited by treaty or an Act of Congress, shall, for the first offense, be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and, for each subsequent offense, be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.
The term "Indian country" as used in this section does not include fee-patented lands in non-Indian communities or rights-of-way through Indian reservations, and this section does not apply to such lands or rights-of-way in the absence of a treaty or statute extending the Indian liquor laws thereto.
Based on sections 241, 244, 244a, 254 of title 25, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Indians (R.S. 2139; Feb. 27, 1877, ch. 69, § 1, 19 Stat. 244; July 23, 1892, ch. 234, 27 Stat. 260; May 25, 1918, ch. 86, § 1, 40 Stat. 563; June 30, 1919, ch. 4, § 1, 41 Stat. 4; Mar. 5, 1934, ch. 43, 48 Stat. 396; June 27, 1934, ch. 846, 48 Stat. 1245; June 15, 1938, ch. 435, § 1, 52 Stat. 696).
The revision of section 244 of title 25, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Indians, conforms with the effect thereon of sections 241, 244a, and 254 of said title.
The provisions relating to scope of term "Indian country" were omitted as unnecessary in view of definition of "Indian country" in section 1151 of this title.
Mandatory punishment provisions were rephrased in the alternative and provision for commitment for nonpayment of fine was deleted. Such change was also recommended by United States District Judge T. Blake Kennedy. (See reviser's note under section 1154 of this title.)
The exception of intoxicating liquor for scientific, sacramental, medicinal or mechanical purposes was inserted for the same reason that makes this exception appropriate to section 1262 of this title.
Minor changes were made in phraseology.
This section [section 28] adds to section 1156 of title 18, U.S.C., a paragraph to conform this section and section 1154 of such title more closely to the laws relating to intoxicating liquors in the Indian country as they have been heretofore construed.
1994—Pub. L. 103–322 substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $500" after "first offense, be" and for "fined not more than $2,000" after "subsequent offense, be" in first par.
1949—Act May 24, 1949, inserted last par.
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Looking around at the 2012 Obama campaign strategy themes I am not liking what I am seeing. I think many of the themes he is using can be discredited and/or turned against him. The goal is to beat Romney; I think he is a man without any conviction, any backbone, and I think he would be a disastrous POTUS. George W. Bush was another disaster but at least he felt like he was doing the right thing; he had strong conviction in his beliefs, even though he was wrong on many accounts. Romney on the other hand seems like he will take any position or stance that will make him more popular. I do believe the only reason Mitt Romney wants to be POTUS is to outdo his father who had an unsuccessful bid for the presidency in 1968. None of this matters to 'average' voters that don't pay much attention to politics, see themselves in lousy economic conditions and want to fire Obama for it. Here are a few tips for Obama:
1. Stop with the 'Us Against Them' theme. I don't think its effective and to me sounds like hollow political speak. Yes there is a huge income disparity and yes something needs to be done about it, but a class warfare theme is not productive for his campaign and it only serves to divide the American public more than it already is. Also this theme can too easily be used by the GOP to label Obama a Socialist. Obama's recent theme of increasing taxes for those earning $250,000 or more is not a good argument. The economy is extremely weak and I believe raising taxes now would make the economy weaker. Plus the additional revenue from this tax increase is negligible.
2. This isn't something I often say, but the GOP has a better idea on taxes, at least on the surface: extend the tax cuts for one year and during that year completely overhaul the tax code. I strongly believe people who earn more should pay more; we can't reduce taxes anymore than they already have been – making Romney's vision absurd. The tax code should be simplified; most all loopholes should be closed. Changing the tax code should not be revenue neutral, it should raise taxes in order to pay down our National debt. Obama should start working on a new tax code today. Show leadership with the upcoming fiscal cliff now, not after the elections. Propose a deal now and get it and the debt ceiling done early on. Show that you can have an idea, articulate it, and then have it passed. That would show tremendous leadership and significantly help his chances of winning in 2012. Waiting until after the election is cowardly.
3. When there are 25 million people unemployed or under employed, the most people in poverty in our history Obama saying the latest Jobs Report is 'going in the right direction' is completely tone deaf. He should be treating the jobs and unemployment situations as emergencies. Yes, its better to have growth than contraction, but the growth is unacceptably low. At this point in Reagan's presidency the US was creating 400,000 – 500,000 new jobs per month. Thats what we need now to get people back to work. Hearing 'we are moving in the right direction' might have been an ok talking point 2 or 3 years ago, now it sounds absurd. Also, explain the healthcare bill, no one knows how it will affect them.
4. Outline a vision for your second term. What exactly would you do? How are you going to get people back to work in the next 4 years when you haven't in the first 4 years. What are your goals for our Country? What do you want the U.S. to look like a decade from now? Where is your vision? I am not seeing it. The American people like optimism, thats why Reagan and Kennedy were so admired and loved. Take a stance, show us what we can accomplish in a decade. Show us, in detail, what 'Morning in America' could look like and how you could make it happen.
5. Mitt Romney thinks he can win this election just by being the 'other guy.' And he has a pretty good chance of doing just that. All the poles seem to be neck and neck now, although poles this early are probably useless. Stop attacking Mitt's wealth, again thats a class warfare kind of argument that gives the GOP countless talking points. Stop talking about 'fairness' this country and our economy is based on survival of the fittest, so attacking Romney's wealth, or questioning why he has Swiss Bank accounts sounds anti capitalist. Instead focus on Romney's lackluster job as Governor of MA, how few jobs he created, how his state's unemployment rate was higher than the national average. Focus like a laser on his record. Also, his vision is to cut taxes more? Put us in a deeper hole? He wants to cut the number of police and firemen, seriously? Instead of trying to paint a picture of Romney as an out of touch multi millionaire, focus on his previous lack of performance and his absurd notion for the future.


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Adjustment of local geodetic network is a classical case of adjustment of indirect observations. After estimation of approximate values of unknown parameters (coordinates of points) and linearization of functions describing relations between observations and parameters we solve linear system of equations
(1) Ax = b + v,
A is coefficient matrix,
b is vector of absolute terms
(right hand side) and
v is vector of residuals.
This system is (generally) overdetermined and we seek
the solution
x satisfying the basic criterion of Least Squares
(2) v'Pv = min,
P is weight matrix. This criterion unambiguously
defines the shape of adjusted network.
In the case of free network the system (1)
is singular (matrix
A has linearly dependent columns)
and we have to define second regularization criterion
(3) \sum x_i^2 = min, for all selected i
stating that at the same time we demand that the sum of squares corrections of selected parameters is minimal (corrections of unknown parameters with indexes from the set of all selected unknowns. Geometrically this criterion is equivalent to adjustment of the network according to (2) with simultaneous transformation to the selected set of fiducial points. This transformation does not change the shape of adjusted network.
Often it is advantageous to work with a homogenized system, ie. with the system of project equations in which coefficient of each row and absolute term are multiplied by square root of the weight of corresponding observation.
(4) ~A x = ~b,
where ~A = P^1/2 A, ~b = P^1/2 A. Symbol P^1/2 denotes diagonal matrix of square roots of observation weights (or Cholesky decomposition of covariance matrix in the case of correlated observations). To criterion (2) corresponds in the case of homogenized system criterion
(5) ~v'v = min.
Normal equations are clearly equivalent for both systems.
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